i feel history has come to scorn bill clinton in a way that we used to adore bill clinton.e's a political liability. he cost hillary the election with his wayward ways. >> i think she cost herself the election. >> i think hillary cost herself. also bill clinton was impeached for lying under oath not what you talked about. liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ have you tried crunching? crunching gave me resting fun face. crunching solved my tan lines and frown lines. 100% real milk chocolate and crispy rice really works. crunching solved my midlife crisis. start crunching today! it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape

it's the bill clinton affair.ried man doing all this covering up and lying, being impeached, blah, blah, blah, on and on and on it wasn't her. was she involved, of course. but it is putting the villain rap on somebody else and they've been doing it for more than two decades. >> married man and most powerful man on the planet. she was an intern. it wasn't a one off, he has been accused of a lot worse than many folks as far as coming on to people that didn't want those advances. you would think that bill clinton would be the focus here. as usual, since he has a d next to his name he seems to be getting a pass here. >> harris: top republican on the house oversight investigation calling for investigation into the hunter biden artwork as cause for major ethics questions. it is the oversight committee's responsibility to scrutinize mr. biden's business activities because he chooses to conduct them in the most murky and corrupt corners of international affairs. your response. >> i would like to know who is buying this ar

does she think bill clinton owes her an apology? >>> and as we prepare to mark 20 years since 9/11, my visit to ground zero with the first fdny chief on the scene. among the names on the memorial, his own brother. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> hello, everyone, and nice to be back with you president biden tonight wrapping up a visit to physically and emotionally shattered neighborhoods in new jersey and new york, where last week's record and deadly floods became icons of a changing climate and a planet in trouble. the president offering words of comfort and promises of support to the affected while issuing rallying cries in the battle to confront the brutal effects of climate change ida's trail of misery still being felt tonight. power outages are affecting hundreds of thousands across the south, as we learn more about how the storm affected the most vulnerable. the actions being taken tonight against several nursing homes in louisiana let's begin ou reporting with gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: with the

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and i believe bill clinton is there too. and hillary. so obviously a huge, a huge guess less this morning, but you were saying earlier that that they're not expecting to speak today. no, but what we do know is that they will be participate. and we understand that this will be a very long day, especially for jo by them and dr. jill bide in the 1st lady. they will be laying re not only potentially here at ground 0 but also in shanks. so pennsylvania and later on. * at the pentagon, we also know that when us president joe biden is in shanks, both pennsylvania, he will be joined by his vice president comalla harris. and she will be speaking along with the former president george w bush, of course, was your president, commander in chief in 2001. now what we do know will be taking place here is not only the ringing of the bells to commemorate this and the names being red, but this isn't a long event that will be taking place. we saw this last night and we'll see it again this evening. starting at stuff, there are what is called the attribute o

"el ex presidente bill clinton debe querer disculparse".lsea, su hija, evidentemente no perdonÓ. y el paÍs tambiÉn. hay algunos que quizÁs lo quiera, otro que no, pero socialmente aceptado. johnny: ¿entonces por quÉ estÁ diciendo que quiere que le pida disculpas? si pasaste la pÁgina, se supone que no estÉs hablando de eso. alan: ¿ustedes no se arrepienten de nada que hicieron a los 22 aÑitos? johnny: no. no me he arrepentido todavÍa. pero todas las cosas que yo he hecho, buenas o malas, me han hecho ser el ser humano que soy hoy en dÍa, porque he aprendido. tony: hace escÁndalos porque tienen una serie que sale ahora. marcela: yo tambiÉn hubiera tenido series, libros, pelÍculas... pero suficiente ha pagado esta mujer. alan: de haber sido actualmente, ¿hubiera estado peor para bill clinton? margarita: yo creo que hubiera sido peor para bill clinton. como figura pÚblica, con una responsabilidad social, creo que sÍ. tony: a hillary clinton le costÓ la presidencia. marcela: no creo. se la costaron otros escÁndalos. pero siento que ella, en est

on this, even ronald reagan and bill clinton agreed remember reagan said in the inauguration it isn't the solution, it is the problem. fifteen years later bill clinton declared a state of the union unionthe era of big government s over. well it is a major backsliding on that point in the last decade. we need republicans like ronald reagan again and we need more democrats that will recognize what bill clinton recognized rather than advocate for joe biden and the dangerous policies that only make the government bigger and more dominant in every aspect of our lives. we have to show big government not only the republicans can do this. we have to show the big government is the road to less freedom, less liberty and less prosperity. remember everybody, by definition, when government is bigger, you are less free. we don't have to change the policies to win again. the policies for the opportunity to capitalism will attract latino voters and even greater numbers if we cannot go directly to them. and the governorship i won 50% of the latino vote in a blue state in 2013. our support for law and

interview ahead of today's premiere of a new series that dramatizes her affair with former president bill clintonning she doesn't think clinton owes it to her to personally apologize but he should want to. what did you think of her comments? >> i know monica. she is wonderful and impressive and very intentional. and i think she said a mouthful there which was that bill clinton does not want to apologize. that is clear to anyone who watched him over the years not apologize despite given many opportunities to do so and, in fact, the fairly defensive of what he had done. and i think it's worth pointing out that hillary clinton, too, has defended her husband, in fact, not that long ago saying he could not have abused his power in that situation because she was a consenting adult. of course we all know that's not really how abuses of power work. >> when you're president. >> when you're president. she's an intern. there's an imbalance there and he abused it. so there is a retty sense among the clintons to apologize. i'm so glad that monica does not need one anymore, but i know she doesn't want one that

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her message to former president bill clinton. >>> from the new scientific discovery about cats to the group of zebras on the lam in maryland. all the trending stories for your wednesday morning. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the pandemic and more hospitals being pushed to the limit. >> as covid cases surge, the number of children testing positive has hit a new high, and now more states are asking the military for help treating patients in overwhelmed hospitals. idaho is the latest state to declare a crisis. >> president biden is set to outline a new strategy to fight the rising number of infections. abc's elizabeth schulze joins us with the latest. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: andrew, good morning to you. as more kids head back to school the number of children hospitalized with covid is rising steadily. as millions of students head back to the classroom, the country's grappling with a rapid surge of pediatric coronavirus infections. in the last week, nearly 252,000 children have tested positive. the highest since the pandemic began. >> what i say to the

bill clinton won and i wrote in the book that the way i even got to go was i went to washington during my christmas break and volunteered at their and our creations headquarters at the navy yard. i volunteered their and i was invited to come back as a hostess for the arkansas ball which was the coveted ticket that year but it also gave me access to information that i was going to take my students too. >> it's interesting the book as i was reading it felt like it had to specific sections. one where you are sort of coming-of-age and i guess also in oklahoma and it was a very personal journey for the first half of it and we learn about your parents and we learn about your husband and the accident that he suffered in your advocacy for him. then when we get to the year 2000 shortly after your dad passes you are the vehicle for the story but it becomes much more about lowndes county and the people who live there and we don't hear again about your husband and we don't hear much about your daughter taylor. was that a conscious decision in did you see yourself switching from the making of cathe

to the 25th anniversary of the montgomery march or north carolina to bill clinton's inauguration.m curious when you were thinking about that as an educator, what was driving you to create those moments for the students? >> to see history and action, i think young people sometimes it's hard for them -- we talk about other things that happen they need to know about american history but to actually see how activism can make a difference, to actually see people -- we were talking about the constitution, to see the impact of it but also to be around people who could have an influence on them. we went went to the 25th anniversary montgomery march from we have a chance to meet a lot of people. because we had a bus for our students there, a charter bus, the older people on the march, we get them on the bus while students were marching because it was cooler and a lot of them couldn't make that mark walk again. one person met a woman named annie cooper, if anybody saw the movie selma, oprah winfrey later in the movie but annie cooper shared with them her story and the children became so in

president bill clinton.n, when they first came to me i thought a hugely did not touch. >> any winner sarah paulson gained 30 pounds transforming herself for her role as monica's former friend linda tripp. my calls mark. >> it was startling to see myself for the first time. and at the same time, i thought, oh, there she is. >> other transformations a teeth as hillary clinton and that anna lee ashford as paula jones who sued clinton for harassment. what actually did you do to transform into her physically. i spent about 3 hours in the hair makeup trailer. we did. >> multiple legs. i had 3 says at one and then i also had a prosthetic nose. >> and make sure you tune in to e t tonight because drew barrymore is our special guest calls. she's telling us all about the new season of her show and its premiere episode with jennifer aniston. hello. now it's going to be a good time plus, she has a britney secret for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. well, hello now, you can catch entertainment tonight right here

, howeverthe about the company, as did bill clinton, however the idea itself was based on fantasy sciencears and years for that to unfold. eventually, a wall street journal investigation, using some of the whistleblowers who work for the company, uncovered the truth. the actual company was wound down in 2017, and it has taken for two years to get to this point where we're sitting down for a full audit trail. some people who followed case may assume that elizabeth holmes will be found guilty, after all, she was chief executive and founder of the company, and wedge technology simply didn't exist, but burden of proof is very high on cases of proof is very high on cases of fraud. she will be using a defence that one of the people she brought in to run the company was also her lover, and she will be saying that he exercised coercive control over her. it is going to be a very salacious trial, a very interesting trail, but the idea that she is nailed down to be found guilty is certainly not the case. judges say this will take between two and four months, so perhaps we will get a verdict before c

he lost the race to bill clinton. bill clinton became a good president.you about this irs situation that would track anything over $600 that goes in or out of your bank account. that is creepy. >> well, it is crazy. what you got to understand is the irs is one of the most professionally well-run organizations in america. it and the omb are the two paragons of well-run organizations. they don't need more people or more money. you have the rich paying the most taxes ever. it's amazing. they have done a great job getting this. if you raise tax rates like these people are promises, you're going to get less compliance. it's not fair to have these taxes in there. the irs is where it should be. the tax rates should be lowered to make compliance much more voluntary. have the rich pay more because they can afford to report the income. i'm coming out with a book, the best two co authors in the world called "taxes have consequences." when you lower rates, the rich don't feel ripped off and you'll get all the money you need. >> martha: thanks, art. >> thanks very muc

a behind the scenes look at camp david with an admiral who served as a charde under presidents bill clinton and george bush. how a secret mo meeting transformed the global economy which looks at president nixon's commitment to the gold standard. and they discuss their latest nonfiction book on sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. former south carolina governor and congressman mark sanford discusses the future of the republican party in his book "two roads diverged." he's interviewed by charlie den. then at 11:00 a.m. eastern dunbar ortiz says that america is not a nation founded by and for immigrants but rather a settler of colonialism and slavery. watch american history tv and book tv every weekend on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or visit c-span . org. >> next action look at the supreme court's october term hosted by the kato institute as part of their symposium. this is about an hour

just constantly bullied, most hated person, monica lewinsky scandal, is what it was called, as if bill clintonplenty of poor hillary clinton talk for a very long time. it's really strange that she doesn't have any new perspective. i don't think she should be canceled over the jokes, but she doesn't have any new perspective to add? and that's not even counting all the women who accused bill clinton of sexual assault. kennedy: of rape. >> of rape. kennedy: juan neat that broadly, that never made any sense to me and politics and your political party should really have nothing to do with it. and it is incredibly demeaning and it's doing the opposite of what the me too movement is supposed to do, which is to make a safe environment for victims of sexual assault to come forward and share their story. >> yeah. hearing joy behar talk like this, i'm like, is this '90s again in none of these conversations ever happened. and monica lewinsky, a lot of people like her -- myself included. i would give anything to meet her. the only reason people height not think -- might not think she seems like a victim is

and you know, bill clinton one and i wrote in the book that the way i even got to go was that i went to washington during my christmas break and volunteered . as their inauguration headquarters. it was at the navy yard. and i volunteer there and got the opportunity. i was invited to come back as a hostess for the arkansas ball which is the coveted ticket that year but it also gave me access to information about everything else and i was able to organize and raise the money. >> there's a lot that's interesting in the book. as i was reading it felt like it had to specific sections, one where you were sort of coming of age and going through a series of experiences. and actually, really traveling and living extensively throughout the eastern half of the us. and i guess also in oklahoma. and it was a very personal journey for the first half of it and we learned about your parents and we learned about your husband and the accidents at the thathe suffered and then your advocacy for him . and then when we get to the year 2000, shortly after your dad passes, you're still the vehicle for the s

fue en 2001 cuando los ataques de las torres gemelas cambiaron el rumbo del país, barack obama y bill clintonencido pero en unidad, una campana sonó en el momento en que un avión impactó la primera torre gemela y donde se leyeron nombres de la víctimas ahí estuvo carla que logró salkir de los edificios . >>> si algo me impresoinó fue ver a un asñora apoyada en una pared completamente carbonizada. >>> también el visitantes y turistas se acercaron por mostrar su solidaridad. >>> vine porque quería ver este homenaje son familias enteras que pperdieron un ser querido y se deben recordar cómo héroes . >>> en nueva york, karla amezona noticias telemundo . >>> y en el pentágono también se realizaron homenajes a las víctimas donde se eestrelló el tercer avión y acompañaron al mandatario para honrar a las cerca de 200 personas que fallecdieron ahí . >>> a 20 años de este atauqae una campanada por cada uno. >>> estamos acá porque recordamos y eso es un conulo un día de reflexión y oración verónica mederos hija de inmigrante mexicana empleada de ciberseguridad estaba a unos pasos ese día de entrar a ltb

what is going on as they watched bill clinton, he lost congress in 94, they watched obama.he house, in 2010 and i think deep down all their leadership expects to lose next year and so they want to ram everything they can through the system before they are defeated and if that means they defeat 30% or 40% of their marginal democrats in the house and three or three or five in the senate, that is inevitable and so they are going to try to get the stuff through. i think however the ways and means chairman today when he came out and talked about $3 trillion in tax increases and was very candid and says he's not going to show you the details because everybody will mobilize in opposition when they see the taxes, medicines going to work, all across the country are going to have people calling their house and senate members saying they do not want you to rate yes on raising my taxes and i don't see how they get a congress. jillian: we have to tax it to see what is in it and so this is what always happens, especially 11 hour and it is 2000 pages on, no one has read it and yet preside

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23 years after their affair, monica lewinsky says she still waiting for an apology from bill clinton. difference is bill clinton is 75 now and these days he can't remember if he had sacks with that woman or not. so 9/11 mastermind mastermind could mastermind collegiate mohammed has been behind bars at guantanamo for over 20 years and still doesn't have a trial date. good news is, prison officials have finally approved his request for a sex change. on a similar note, some of the afghan women i considered attacking their new afghan government with car bombs but then they remember that none of them are allowed to drive. somber, truthful. late-night hosts, jimmy kimmel is back on the air after taking the summer off, he missed a lot. kimmel says if you are not vaccinated, you shouldn't get a hospital icu bed to come but i'm not sure if jimmy was being sincere because he wasn't crying. anyway, it's just funny hearing someone say, icu, who nobody actually sees. i don't want to suggest that kim also has become boring and predictable but last night during the taping, people in the studio audie

i think what's going on is they watch bill clinton, he lost congress in '94, obama lost congress in 2010eep down all of their leadership expects to lose next year and so they want to ram everything they can through the system before they are defeated and if that means they defeat 30 or 40 of their marginal democrats in the house and three or four or five in the senate, that's the price they've decided is inevitable so they're going to try to get this stuff through. i think however the ways and means chairman today when he came out and talked about $3 trillion in tax increases and was very candid and said he's not going to share the details because everybody will mobilize in opposition when they see the taxes, that isn't going to work. of all across the country, you're going to have people calling your house and senate members and saying i do not want you to vote yes on raising my taxes and i don't see how they get it through congress. >> laura: it's like obamacare, we have to pass it to see what is in it. this is what has always happen, does push at the 11th hour and its 2,000 pages long

she is why we know what happened with monica lewinsky and bill clinton.ell you know. but at the end of the day, linda believed she was going something good for monica who could not get off this loop about the president and her relationship, and, also, she was so disgusted with what bill clinton was doing with this young intern. >> stephen: she's in good company there. >> it's an abuse of power in a lot of ways. >> stephen: perhaps the most famous abuse of power in a workplace ever. >> and perhaps linda felt the presidency was not being treated with enough respect. >> stephen: you broke your wrist. >> yes, i-- >> stephen: why. i have a sneaking suspicion it was the ghost of linda tripp because i fell up the stairs and i think-- yeah, up them. >> stephen: yes. >> not like, oooh, down! no, just walking up some average stairs and broke my wrist, and i also, the first screening we had of "impeachment" here in new york i tripped on the red carpet going to take my picture and i said, this is starting to get weird. linda tripp is tripping me. i think the show jus

pete buttigieg and wife and barack obama and bill clinton.spade was the lone survivor of fire house in staten island and volunteers with his son john who was two months old when he is dad responded to the attacks, today both at memorial museum to ensure the world never forgets. >> as time gets on it's going to get difficult to keep in forefront of the conversation. >> it was an attack on our own country and people do not need to forget about that. we were at war that day and we should never forget that. >> and security today once again was tight around new york especially on this 20-year mark, the commissioner of the nypd say they employed many resources to make sure new york is safe and secure. >> certainly interesting time right now. we are aware of incidents worldwide particularly in the 20th anniversary, whether it's the nypd or partners that are working hand in glove, we are out here today and every day to make sure new yorkers are safe. >> that's where we see the twin beams of light. if you're in the area, you have seen it before. it wi

listen to bill clinton in the 1990s. that was the left talking about the dignity of work and reducing reliance on welfare. fast forward and now the new democratic party say we'll take care of you. turn to us. we have know for 18 months you haven't had to work. we've discouraged work and paid you not to work. let's do some more. we'll take care of you. we are your big brother. >> harris: and to what end you might ask? will cain always great to have you in "focus." thank you for handling the breaking news coming out of the speaker of the house nancy pelosi saying she will get her way and wrangle everybody in the house to get all that money from the rest of us. thank you, will. democrats may be divided but republicans are unified in going after the president and his party over their multiple ciels east and the president's poll numbers are not helping the situation for him. we'll take a look at those in depth. and this. >> it is clear, it is obvious to all of ufs that the war in afghanistan did not end on the terms that we w

at camp david with retired admiral michael who served as camp david commander under president bill clinton and george w. bush and the author of the book inside camp david. a secret meeting transformed global economy which look at president nixon's decision to end the value of the u.s. dollar based on the gold standard. watch american history every weekend and find a full program or watch online at c-span.org/history. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> be part of the national conversation by participating in c-span's video competition. middle or high school students, a five to six minute documentary that answers the question, how does the federal government impact your life? c-span video clips which are easy to find and access at c-span.org. 100,000 total cash prizes and you have a shot at the grand prize of $5000. for competition rules to get started, visit studentcam.org. he will cut legislation to u.s. infrastructure from cyber attack. cybersecurity. the hearing is oneac hour and 45 minutes. >> the committee on private security infrastructure protection and innovation will come to order. the subcommittee is meeti

when we met i think bill clinton was president.r he had a balanced budget, cut the capital gains tax rate, reformed welfare as we knew it and that is a different kind of democrat than we see today. i think joe manchin is a clinton democrat and he also, obviously is from west virginia and i think about nancy pelosi and aoc. they couldn't, they couldn't be a dog catcher, they couldn't win the election for dog catcher in west virginia. so you know, i think joe manchin, he is a hero today. this is awesome that he is putting a roadblock in front of this crazy spending after we've done already five trillion other dollars worth of spending. it is really kind of neat. i don't think he is a true conservative or a libertarian but he knows what america is supposed to be and changing america, i love the fact that he won't let that happen. charles: yeah. and so we've got two democrat, two bill clinton democrats in the senate apparently around three blue dog democrats in the house. by the way, i thought there were no, no more blue dogs until abo

he was also joined by former president obama and former president bill clinton.then made his way to shanksville, pennsylvania to lay a wreath at that site there, and also walked to the very site where the boulder, where the impact of that flight 93 crashed down. the president speaking to reporters said that those actions taken by the passengers and crew on that flight were acts of genuine heroism. and the president also stopped by a fire station, which the shanksville volunteer fire department, which was the first fire station firefighters on-site in that crash in shanksville, pennsylvania. the president spoke to reporters as he was there and once again defended his decision to withdraw american military presence from afghanistan, ending a 20-year war that began after those 9/11 attacks. take a listen. >> 70% of american people think it was time to get out of afghanistan spending all that money. the flip it have is they don't like how we got out. but how else could we get out? we pulled up in a 130 and said, anybody who is involved being sympathetic to us so get

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you see also former presidents bill clinton and barack obama. you see ♪ by the dawn's early light, ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ over the ramparts we watched ♪ were to gallantly streaming ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ over the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ ♪ [ bell ringing ] . >> a moment of silence. a moment of silence, the moment of silence marks the very moment 20 years ago that american airlines flight 11 flew into the north tower of the world trade center. my name is mike lowe, and my daughter sara elizabeth lowe was a flight attendant on that plane. these 20 years have felt like both a long time and a short time, and as we recite the names of those we lost, my memory goes back to that terrible day when it felt like an evil specter had descended on our world, and it was also a time whe

lewinsky in a recent interview said she doesn't need an apology from bill clinton transfer.255, or text "home" to 741741. the international association for suicide prevention and defenders worldwide provide contact information for crisis centers around the world. >> it's interesting, it's not just bill clinton who regrets, several late-night talk show hosts say they regret being cruel to monica lewinsky in their various so-called jokes. >> that's right. one of them was david letterman. a few years ago he spoke to barbara walters. he was really regretful of how relentless he had been in those days in the 1990s, just going after her every single night, almost, on his show. so many of them, and i can recall, you can recall it at the time, so many late-night talk show hosts just were absolutely relentless on this young lady. and it really was unfortunate. >> it certainly was. all right, thank you very much. important report update from brian todd. >>> to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." you can follow me on twitter and instagr

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would you want bill clinton to see this series?know, i don't even know how to really answer that. >> yeah. >> this morning monica lewinsky will sit down for a live interview with savannah guthrie on the "today" show and watch that right after "today in the bay." >> watch if you want. >>> remembering 9/11, next on "today in the bay," as the alleged mastermind heads to court today, we hear from people who lost loved ones in the tragic attack. >>> cracking down on covid on campus. the extreme measures one bay area school is taking to reduce exposure. >>> in washington this morning, the first lady is making a bit of history. we'll tell you all about it. out to the big board where economists are now saying america may not grow as quickly as we thought because of delta. first, nbc bay area and telemundo 48 honoring bay area animal heros for our clear the shelters positively good awards. go to nbcbayarea.com/positively good to learn more. submit your nominee today. we'll be right back. when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i

here is more of the interview you will only see on nbc. >> would you want bill clinton to see this series answer that. yeah. >> do you ever wish that you could speak to him? do you feel like he owes you an apology after all these years? >> you know, there was i think there was a long period before my life changed last six or seven years where i felt a lot in terms of there not be this resolution and i'm very grateful that i don't have that feeling anymore. i don't need it. he should want to apologize in the same way that i want to apologize any chance i get to people that i've hurt and my actions have hurt. >> i went back and looked at your authorized biography and you said in it, "when will this all be over? my want my life back and at the same time i'm scared i'll never be able to have the life i dreamed of." talked about a family, you said maybe, just maybe contentment. i think a lot of people care but, monica. do you feel you've found peace and contentment? >> incredibly grateful. now you've made me emotional. it's, you know, there were a lot of moments where i wasn't sure i would mak

bill clinton won. wrote in the book that the way i even got to go was that i went to washington during my christmas break and volunteered at their inauguration headquarters, at the navy yard. i volunteered there and got the opportunity -- i was invited to come back as a hostess for the arkansas bar, what was the coveted ticket that year but also gave me access on information about everything else, and i was able to organize the trip and take my students. >> there's a lot -- it's interesting, the book as i was reading it, felt like it had two specific sections. one where, you know, you were sort of coming of age and going through a series of formative experiences. and actually really traveling and living extensively throughout the eastern half of the u.s. and i guess also in oklahoma. it was a very personal journey for the first half of it. we learn about, you know, your parents, and we learn about your husband, the accident that he suffered, and then your advocacy for him. and then when we get to the y

>> next bill clinton. >> weapons signed for the purpose of killing people should be banned except foritary personnel. >> when i was growing up, all we had was hunting and fishing. this is our culture and part of my political base when i was elected president was working class whites. i thought we can fix this without interfering with hunting and self-protection. >> we have taken this important part of the life of millions of americans and turned it into an instrument of maintaining madness. >> public support for an assault weapon ban is overwhelming as much as 70% in some polls. the trick is traps nslating tha into votes on the house floor. >> la pea ierre was elected to e over as the highest paid executive and try to defeat any efforts to pass gun reform. >> this is a campaign for eliminating the second amendment entire entirely, unless we fight it, that's america's future and it starts with a simple step like a simple gun ban that too many are too cowardly to fight. >> la pierre started talking about a slippery slope. that even the most seemingly benign form of give up control would