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now one reference when it comes to the former president donald trump that bill clinton will not be making is about 2016 and that presidential election where hillary clinton lost donald trump. wolf? >> mj, thank you for that stronger reporting . i appreciate it very much. it has been a while since we have heard a major address speech by bill clinton, which he will do tonight and it will presumably be designed to have a big impact on the upcoming election. >> you know, mj's reporting is interesting because it reflects a broad change as a whole. he would have been writing a speech for a joe biden convention where biden's message was darker and fear-based. we need to protect our democracy. it's at risk . that is why you need to vote for me. the tone of this convention has been completely different and if he had a speech he perceived to be kind of a downer, it would not fit the mood permeating the room for the entirety of this convention. and i also think the democratic party is clearly changing. you saw michelle obama i think kind of the embodiment of this, right? it was no longer they go low

well, bill clinton. bill clinton couldn't find 150 words to discuss foreign policy in an accepted speech that lasted almost an. you know. as was said, as was said of another democratic candidate, bill clinton's foreign policy experience is pretty much confined to having breakfast once at the international of pancakes. no, let's. what happened? let us look at the record and recall what under president george bush more, human beings are escape from the prison house, tyranny to freedom than in any other four year period in history. and for any man. let me tell you for any man to call this record a failure, the cheap political rhetoric of politician who only knew how to build themselves up by tearing america down. and we don't want that kind of leadership in the united states. the president, my friends. the presidency is also an office that theodore roosevelt called america's bully pulpit. harry truman said, it was preeminently a of moral leadership. george bush is a defender of right to life and a champion

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it bill clinton, hillary clinton, the form and secretary of state speaking on monday for the democratic party. this is the time this is the place to show unity to show unity behind the candidate they will accept the nomination. is the presidential candidate on thursday, the last day of the d and c, and he will try to show the difference between the democrats as against then that's what we for a, from several sources of the form, a present that is really the deluxe to old. so it would been not just the delegates, but also b as in these here in chicago. and it's so important for them, but also for the obama since spoken yesterday. that said that they would endorsed kimball her is only 5 days after joe biden is step down from the presidential race . so we can a to expect a was of praise from bill clinton, a for joe biden, who is now taking some well, just as to holidays in california. benjamin alvarez group are at the democratic convention in chicago. many thanks. let's have a look down some the other stories making headlines around the world. a school employee has shot and killed 3 other

bill clinton being at this party means what to him and the state of the party? vid: if lbj had gone to the 1996 convention where clinton was renominated and given a speech, that's the equivalent of bill clinton giving a speech today for harris. this is his 12th convention speech, there have been ups and downs in the speeches but he loves politics so much. susan: this is where he was given the 1996 democratic nomination for a second term. what does the city mean? david: it doesn't mean as much to him as it would barack obama or michelle or jesse jackson, but it was a high point of his career in 1996 when he was renominated so he loves that part of it. susan: bill clinton said famously the era of big government is over, he got elected as a moderate, compare the state of the democratic party when he was leader to today. david: it has swung pretty far over to the left. he was trying to co-opt republicans on their issues. he came along at a point where republicans had dominated for several decades and he had to figure out a way to get democrats back in power. some of

i think it's really important for bill clinton. the big dog as he's been called to reach out to the people who helped put him over the top in 92 and 96 and tim waltz as well to reach out to middle american to say, you know, this is not a liberal party, it's not a party where it's all about identity, racial politics. this is a party where a lot of white working class people who might go for trump, there's a place for you here and we're looking out for you and it's going to particularly focus on the economy bill clinton speeches, economy and values when it might remind voters how they felt about the economy when bill clinton was president, which was much better than how many tell pollsters that they feel. now, i went down a little rock, arkansas in 1992, the start covering him when i received as white house correspondent and there's a lot of history that he has a lot of history that i covered and i'm really anxious to hear what he has to say. he's not going to talk about some of that is we'll discuss chris. >> thank you very, very mu

bill clinton did not tell you any of that a guy did he? ottom line, if you expect these people to be honest with you, you are going to be very disappointed. for president clinton did he day was typical of this convention. they talk to you, they look you in the eye, and they mislead you. donald trump gave joe biden a good hand. he scooted up. the world is on fire. illegal immigrants came in on it joe biden's watch, if you think that harris will turn this country around, you should not be allowed to drive. >> sean: what he -- [ chuckling ] what will it take to take out of the real record of tim walz and kamala harris? because the media will not cover it, it is clear -- >> absolutely. is going to take president trump and jd vance and me and other people showing up and telling the truth. what bill clinton said tonight was an absolute lie. joe biden inherited a good handpick ligoure gas was when he came into office and where it is now, look at how the border was secure now broken. we have to push hard. why would she sign up for medicare for all?

no, it was to build kent -- bill clinton - build kent —— bill clinton campaign. build kent -- bill clintonow that extremely _ campaign. so you will know that extremely well. _ campaign. so you will know that extremely well. is _ campaign. so you will know that extremely well. is that - campaign. so you will know that extremely well. is that a - extremely well. is that a similar story this time? to what extent will the economy be the factor for voters and if so what will ye hear from the factor for voters and if so what will ye hearfrom kamala harris on that tomorrow in her speech, or today in the uk for people watching in chicago. there are two things. number one, elections in america are always local and all politics is local, so everything will focus on how the democrats all the republicans are able to relate to everyday american issues. that's number one. number two, the democrats, they need to be able to relate to those non—educated, white rural voters, so bring someone —— bring on some like the governor will help that. nobody goes for the vice president and they go to the top of the t

we know bill clinton will also speak tonight. do you know what role does the former president play for democrats some 25 years after leaving office of the in house? because that was sort of elder statesman for the party, but more importantly he's on the scene of the party's most effective well communicators when it comes to messages about the economy. so his ability to express in simple terms perhaps complex. so and do one stuck economic issues could be seen as a particular boon to pamela harris and symbols who have made the web page at the heart of who have put at the heart of 30 phenomena policy, helping working class families, helping to build the middle class so they're hoping bill clinton is somebody with the power the whole point or however the forward home to voters as to how long does this uh, this administration will be able to do that if they were elected. now on another note, it's also been reported that after seeing just how much energy and good vibes of this convention has generated in the past 2 nights, bill clinton

two rods and i think it's so cool because of bill clinton and joe biden.nd of course barack and michelle. but if bill clinton and joe biden can help usher in the first female president of the united states of america that says a lot for our party. and, you know, because hilary has done a lot of work in early, has done a lot of work and fannie lou, they've done a lot of work and ella baker. and when did a man gun help us chip away at this dam glass and so now that they're chipping away at the glass with them, i think that it's pretty cool if we can finally break it. what democrats have to realize though is we're still underdogs even today. >> yeah, absolutely. and i think he we saw in last night he delivers such an important message because he connects with people who have, who became part of the democratic coalition in the 90s under bill clinton, who some who have moved toward was all move toward trump in 2016 as kind of, you know, as our politics is realigned and he showed last night that he really, he can't and really still connect with those folks and t

number one is bill clinton in 1992. that is what put clinton up so high.e had bounce out of the convention due to the power of his speech. and of course barack obama was a speaker in 2004, for john kerry. it is a way to get noticed, the way aoc got noticed here in chicago in 2024. she gets maligned by the right. but people got to see her charisma. thus far in this particular convention, one theme is the triumph of chicago people. the major modern convention of 1932 was fdr in chicago. presidents would not come to conventions. now, people are horsetrading about you. he famously created the term no deal in these conventions. they are a major part of our politics. 1984 has been lost in the shuffle a little bit, john lewis -- he was here in a wheelchair. seeing what a pioneer he was when he ran in earnest -- and hillary clinton. she did a speech that was impressive. and certainly, everyone will be talking about biden's speech, coming on late, talking for 50 minutes, emotional about his entire life, about being american. it will be an emotional introduction. th

what can we expect to hear from bill clinton tonight?you are auoin clinton tonight? i think that you are going to _ clinton tonight? i think that you are going to hear— clinton tonight? i think that you are going to hear from - clinton tonight? i think that you are going to hear from former l are going to hear from former president clinton all about why he supports to kamala harris, a generational change in leadership. when bill clinton was nominated in 1992, it was also a generational change. he was, if you recall, the man from hope. and he is going to transfer those themes to kamala harris. and as part of the dramatic consistency of the convention, of sharp definition and contrast and critique of donald trump, and that is what clinton is going to add this evening. is what clinton is going to add this evenina. ., ., ., .,, evening. you mention the word hope. he heard barack— evening. you mention the word hope. he heard barack 0bama _ evening. you mention the word hope. he heard barack 0bama and - evening. you mention the word hope. he h

so i think part of what's going on with with bill clinton is that clinton represents an era of democratic politics that really was about this, this kind of idea of unity. but under the idea of a new vision of the democratic party, quite literally. he's one of the founders of the new democratic movement of the 1980s. and 1990s that comes out of the south and comes out of arkansas, where he's where he's governor. he becomes the face of it. and i do agree, actually, with shermichael about this idea that the democratic party is starting to shift or may look different, but i i disagree on what the face of the democratic party looks like when i say that it's shifting. it has expanded. part of what they're doing is bringing bill clinton back as a kind of like a herald to a bygone day, right? there is a reason why bill clinton is speaking on the night in the lead up to tim walz the theme for the night was supposed to be freedom, but it is also about what kind of tent do we want to have? what kind of people do we want to bring in? we want to talk about the old bill clinton, chicago, 1992 1996. thi

you don't want to just forget about bill clinton. d about joe biden. and he talked about how -- you know, connecting it to washington, how hard it is and great and courageous what biden did. that matters coming from another president, because it was president talking to president, not somebody else saying it or not somebody from a younger generation. >> so the convention where bill clinton was renominated was here in chicago in 1996. no one remembers that chicago convention. they only remember 1968. in the run up to this convention, there were real fears. there are protests, but they are smaller than expected and it has stayed quite peaceful. the transition from biden has gone well, no protests. tonight is harris' big night. what message does she need to send? >> the biggest story here could be the nonstory actually, that the dog didn't bark, there's not been disruptions in the arena or the street really at all. democrats have now fallen in line, and there's not that sort of rancor. i think kamala harris has a party now that's unified

something bill clinton knows about. it's worth remembering that the clintons were the first big democratic party heavyweights to come and back kamala harris. the clintons came out and said they were in. >> david: think about the heavyweights. the obamas last night. the former president and former first lady. hillary clinton the night before. bill clinton must have the competitive edge. john you saw the message they have delivered. >> every night has featured republican speakers. i saw olivia troy, a west wing official working for vice president pence. jeff duncan, very conservative. he was the lieutenant governor of georgia. both of them were speaking because they have endorsed kamala harris because they say they are horrified by what they saw play out during the donald trump administration, especially after the election and on january 6. when i saw jeff duncan up there saying, voting for kamala harris, not because i'm a republican, but because an american. the applause was thunderous on this floor for a republican. cha

>> bill clinton. nancy pelosi?>> why not bill cls wrong with bill clinton? is anybody here down on nancy at all because she squeezed president biden out. >> no, fox news, we are not. >> peter: nobody? okay. well, then, they did the right thing by getting president biden out and having kamala harris also from california ascend to the top of the ticket. [inaudible] peter and as we continue, just our -- are you one of the delegates here? >> i am. >> >> peter: where are we washington, d.c.? >> i'm sorry? >> washington, d.c. delegate? >> no, i'm actually up here taking photos right now. >> peter: are you live right now? >> peter: we are live, yeah. thathat's it from the floor. we will bring you news as we have it, laura. >> laura: all right, peter, sometimes people don't want to talk. the democratic national con-vention with the harris team trying to convince you they are the real border hawks they added a long island democrat representative tom suozzi to their lineup. swayze pretended to care about the border to get elected as if that somehow changes the fact th

plus, democratic heavyweights former president bill clinton and former house speaker nancy pelosi make the pitch for vice president harris, after a fiery night from the obamas. >> america is ready for a better story! we are ready for a president kamala harris! >> who's going to tell them that the job he's currently seeking might just be one of those black jobs? >> norah: a special edition of the "cbs evening news" from chicago starts now. ♪ ♪ tonight, the biggest test of his political career as minnesota governor tim walz introduces himself to america, as he formally accepts the democratic vice presidential nomination. good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us again on day 3 of the democratic national convention. and what a crucial introduction it will be for the former school teacher, football coach, and 24-year national guard member who is now running alongside kamala harris. recent polls show voters like walz even though they don't know much about him. this new cbs news poll out tonight shows that 60% of democrats are enthusiastic about him being on the tick

speaking of tweaking, apparently bill clinton, one of the headliners tonight, apparently ripped up hisvention speech after seeing the energy of night one. we are told according to a clinton aid that the former president recognized that he needs more poetry, no -- not prose. >> john: as someone who occasionally handed in a late paper or paper written the night before, this doesn't always lead to quality. but it's a sign certainly of enthusiasm. why does bill clinton matter in a campaign that's all about the future? remember, bill clinton ran as building a bridge to the 21st century. that's essentially the same message here. what bill clinton has is not only connections to the democratic past. but they used to call from the explainer in chief. what you need in a campaign that's new and fresh, just add water, like this one, unita understanding of the candidates and a frame for how to think about the election. bill clinton is one of the best of doing that. >> robert: former president clinton talked about that, where did he do it, here in the united center in 1996 of the democratic national

tim walz and former president bill clinton, 9:00 p.m.students at a san francisco high school. one student is shot near campus. thanks for joining us, i'm kristen z. >> and i'm larry beil. let's begin with that. developing news about the shooting. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn arrived at the scene across from galileo high school just minutes after the shooting. >> suzanne, what are you learning from police? >> so, kirsten, again, this shooting happened off campus. and this afternoon, police say that they have not arrested anyone yet. as for that corner market behind me. we talked to the owner, and the owner says he recognized the victim as a student that actually went to the school right across the street around 1230 this afternoon. police say they responded to a shooting at north point and polk streets. when they got to the area, they found a teen who had been shot. witnesses say that teen was shot in the shoulder. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. the owner of north point market says that teen is a student

tim was because the theme and all of this, whether it be bill clinton, whether it be nancy pelosi or oprah winfrey, is that they say freedom is on the ballot. they say that donald trump is a threat, or they allege is the threat to american freedoms. the oprah winfrey said that, that the american public is beyond what she called his ridiculous weak lies in hillary. this is alexi developed a fight for freedom. nancy pelosi, a lead, similar thing with regard to january 6th to the riot see says that he incited and also bill clinton says, but when it comes to the choice of the ballot in november, it really is a choice between of being focused on someone who is solely focused on himself or somebody's focused on the american public. and he says that's pamela harris. who at the moment, i think because he's on legends who's on the stage behind you at the moment, then after that it's going to be sense or any close out of minnesota after that is going to be 10 volts. and of course, we're going to be going to that live and as soon as we get to that, we're going to be talking to you again, somebo

and we've just learned tonight about former president bill clinton.is speech is set to focus on what he believes is the striking difference in temperament between donald trump and kamala harris. >> reporter: and david, we, of course, have seen tim walz out with kamala harris at these massive rallies, some with more than 15,000 people. but tonight, it will be tim walz up here on this stage alone as he tells his story to the american people. of course, we will also be hearing from former president bill clinton. we've just been told his remarks are expected to be aspirational. he's going to draw that sharp contrast between harris and trump all coming as the harris campaign try to reach out to those key, working-class voters, david. >> david: mary bruce live again in the halton night, mary, thank you. the entire powerhouse team will the entire powerhouse political team will be right here with us for night three of the democratic national convention tonight. begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. we'll see you at 9:00 for former president clinton a

and they said, bill clinton. bill clinton understood us. bill clinton was there for us.g for donald trump. that shift from bill clinton voter to donald trump voter has been just as consequential as the mitt romney voter that shifted over to joe biden. amna: as we are watching the speeches unfold on stage, there is more to come of course, we will hear from governor tim walz himself. it strikes me, conventions about -- are about making these moments. you want to have those breakout speeches that people will be talking about for days, the moments that really resonate with folks. laura barron-lopez mentioned the family earlier whose son is being held hostage by hamas, and the moment here in the room. man, that speech by house minority leader hakeem jeffries, that was one of those moments where the whole room just lit up and caught onto what he was saying. donovan: they knew it was coming the moment he came on stage. i'm trying to remember when he came in as minority leader in the well of the house. he delivered the speech, where he went through the alphabet. no notes, nothin

and that's bill clinton.e can he turns those phrases and he does it in a very colloquial. >> he was also saying that that that donald trump says me, me, me before coming out, that kamala harris mean, you can still have a turn of phrase. i have to say that i think scott was right earlier though, and that there are people online who consider this a misstep in a campaign that is a about the future and be focused on women. um, but i do think he also gave one of the most significant full throated supportive goodbyes for joe biden, attorney general tony west is coming tony west is coming out. the vice president's brother in law in cincinnati 35 years ago in my first week at law school, i met a new classmate, maya harris. we became best friends but. but the way kamala tells the story, we'd already fallen in love by graduation day. >> and when maya and i married i not only gained a life partner, i love a daughter. i adore and a mother in law. i revered someone i affectionately called mother harris. i also gained a si

need kamala harris the president of joy to lead us oh. >> poor guy. >> well the 42nd president, bill clintoneaning on his folksy charisma during his speech at the dnc tonight it was clinton's 13th consecutive convention speech. he gave his first 1 in 1976 at just 29 years old. but for this convention, sources say clinton ripped up his speech after watching opening night on monday, inspired by what he saw as joy and youth on display. well, tonight clinton laid out in stark terms the choice before voters so in 2024, we got a pretty clear choice. >> it seems to me kamala harris, for the people and the other guy who has proved even more than the first go round that he's about me, myself and i my panel is back with me. >> let me go to you on this molly, because he has been portraying this split screen as, frankly, many of the speakers have between a trump and a harris. the idea of narcissism versus public service. did he help to make the case? >> i think so, i mean, i think the old guy's still got it right. it was funny to watch. i was in the hall while he was speaking, and you could see the tele

and interestingly enough, it's 24 years since bill clinton left off. it's a know he's the same age as donald trump, the mind that he says couple of how this can be in november. and thank you very much for that. allen official live in washington dc to the head of knowledge as they are, i will hear some athletes from the rescue. g paralympic team would be hoping to make a significant impact to the gains in paris. the had a lie, they were stopped by looking at the earliest satellite imagery south asia, and you can see heavy rain from those shallow clouds affecting the south of india. well, the good news is on so is a, is a little dwyer for carol and tell them not to as well as sri lanka, the west coast of the weather, gathering across the move west and the north east of india. we have got some amber looked thoughtful, that heavy ray, which also affect the bung with ashley's but found the storms in deka through to the weekend. and some heavier rain on friday as well. moving its way in to me and mom was still seeing some heavy rain across northern pots of p

we 1st heard from bill clinton, i'll just quotes. so one of the things he said that so i love seeing these young lead as he said they look best uh and a sounds best. so we also heard from the came, jeffrey is the congressman who was quoting hip hop lyrics in his speech that always seeing a shift in the democratic policy, especially from the old gods to yes, there has been a significant transition to a more youth oriented approach, especially with vice president harris at the helm of the 2024, a ticket for the democratic party, and not to part and show you. because there's this campaign is heavily leveraging social media platforms like to talk and instagram aiming to create a direct and authentic connection with young voters. they're meeting young voters where they are. but in addition to that, digital engagement and you know, inviting hundreds of influencers to the convention to actually share with the germans, the audience, and the on the platforms where they actually receive information. there's also stylistic differences that the

walls to rally support for cumberland harris in her bid for the oval office. former president bill clinton will also address bill like also coming up. russian president vladimir putin hosting the chinese prime minister and challenging the country strong ties. we'll look at what china wants from this so called no limits. partnership plus a rescue where is fine, 5 bodies in the wreckage of a luxury yard off the coast of sicily. after the boat sank in a violent storm on monday, and jewish communities here in germany are worried about wising nationalism. as of the far right looks set to make gains in eastern german regional elections tonight, we'll have a special report, the library golf to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. in the united states, the democratic national convention is gearing up for its 3rd day of events with tim wal set to address the crowd and formerly accept his vice presidential nomination. and you're looking now at live pictures from chicago. thousands delegates are there for the convention, where a presidential ca

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what bill clinton said tonight was an absolute lie. joe biden inherited a good handpick ligoure gas was when he came into office and where it is now, look at how the border was secure now broken. we have to push hard. why would she sign up for medicare for all? that is a question somebody should ask her, it destroys private healthcare. how can he be for the queen in new deal and still be for fracking? she's lying to you. the green new deal -- >> sean: already, senator, appreciated. governor ryan campground georgia, tomorrow night. that is all the time you have this evening, with fox news channel for the continuing coverage of the dnc big ben and martha, let not your heart be troubled, straightahead. [ ♪♪ ] >> bret: and midwestern moment, denied minnesota governor tim walz gearing up for his big debut on at the dnc stage after getting the vp spot on the democratic ticket just watch what weeks ago. good evening. >> martha: amit martha maccallum, welcome to democracy 24 coverage night three of the democratic national convention. live in a

it's a celebration of all of us over there among the other speakers tonight, party elders like bill clinton and nancy pelosi, along with the next generation of democratic leaders like pete buttigieg, josh shapiro, amy klobuchar, and wes moore. >> they all have an incredibly tough act to follow after two of the biggest political stars and best speakers, frankly ever made impassioned pleas for kamala harris to a roaring crowd here in their hometown i'm feeling hopeful because this convention, as always been britley, good to kids with funny names who believe in a country where anything is possible because we have a chance to elect someone who has spent her entire life trying to give people the same chances. >> america gave her. she won't just cater to her own supporters and punish those who refuse to kiss the ring or bend the knee show work on behalf of every american that's who camila is here. the former president may have adjusted his famous 2008 slogan for kamala harris, but it was the former first lady, michelle obama, who gave the most blistering attack of someone who is they're not just

but he brought it home, as you heard, as bill clinton does. and for those of us old enough to remember some clinton speeches at conventions, he's known for going long. they had to have known that in the planning and adjusted for it. so, some change up in the lineup. but of course it is still a night that builds to the issue of having some of the key senators in tough races and of course building toward tim walz. >> all right. kelly, thank you so much. this is kamala harris' brother-in-law and a key adviser, tony west. >> my first week at law school, i met a new classmate, maya harris. we became best friends, but the way kamala tells the story, we'd already fallen in love by graduation day. and when maya and i married, i not only gained a life partner i love, a daughter i adore, and a mother-in-law i revered, someone i affectionately called mother harris, i also gained a sister, a sister i cherish, kamala. now, maya, kamala, and i each pursued different legal careers, but we were motivated by the same values, a belief in equal opportunity, a yea

bill clinton did that quite a bit. a month ago this would have been unthinkable.omes the democratic party's nominee for president. give us an early sense as to what you think we'll hear from her this evening. >> it really is, one, just an incredible rise. and i think what you will see from kamala harris first and foremost is a recognition how far the democratic party has come about the joy, this idea of being a happy warrior, some of the energy she's been able to capture. then you're going to see this idea of moving forward. as we've all heard over and over again, not going back. you're going to see these cheems as a way of contrasting and making a difference with a republican party that governor harris and tim walz has appeared clearly out of touch with the way the nation wants to go. >> i'm sure so many speakers this weem will open painting the floor by joe biden and moving onto paint a forward and optimistic future. adam, thank you for starting this day. we appreciate it. and we'll be reading your reporting on rising democrats angle for 2028 and beyond in chica

bill clinton could have come into play.e could have said to the convention, i attempted jack up taxes in 1993, and with my wife tried a take whoever over the whole health care system. unfortunately my democratic party got slaughtered in the midterm election n a friendly way i would like to give you some good advice, folks. voters are in no mood for big taxes, big spending, big inflation. let this be a warning. as much as i respect joe biden and respect kamala harris, i'm warning you not to go out on a big government limb that will cost you all three houses in 75 days. he could have said, i learned my lesson the hard way but i did learn it. you know what? sometimes republicans have better ideas than we do. so i went along with many of them and i was reelected handsomely and the country prospered. mr. clinton did say there should be much more respect among people who disagree, more civil discourse. that's good. even though he took a couple cheap shots at donald trump but, but, what was totally missing from his speech was the

this bill clinton go you think they're kidding. but i know all these folks, most of them are really good people. but some of them think that they are bound to dominate america politically, economically and socially. and they have to use politics to do it. and i said, rick, the system i don't believe in. that's something he looked feeble. his hands, you know, we're, we're, we're, we're shaking his voice was cracking. he was raspy. just it was fast for me you this is human drama. we're talking about here. it was fascinating to see a guy who i personally think is one of the greatest presidential communicators who's ever lived. i don't care what they say about reagan, an obama. i know there's people who are going to put, you know, put their votes in for them. um to suddenly see him in that light. it kind of shocked me. i didn't expect it. but you know, it is what it is, and father time is come on knocking. well, rick, we got a point out. he is 78 years old. he's just slightly younger than donald trump and several years younger. then pr

again, the democratic vice presidential nominates and bolts and former president bill clinton will be speaking and becoming as on day 3 of the policies national convention in chicago. for our commission, the bottom of what the headline is on choose day and in doors. tomlin harris is the right person for the job today, sir. it's a white house correspondent can be how it gets his bill from chicago. brock and michelle obama took center stage on the 2nd night of the democratic national convention. i don't know about you, but the on zillow site up, the ceiling ready today. the former president made a forceful case for campbell harris as the next us president will slamming her republican opponent, donald trump. we do not need the use of bluster and bumbling and chaos. we have seen that movie before and we all know that the frequency is usually worse. but it was the former 1st lady, michelle obama, who really stole the show with her attacks on trump. is limited, narrow view of the world, made him feel threatened by the existence of 2 hard work and highly educated, successful people. she told

they loved bill clinton. all clinton guys.nald trump guys. i see him come out here and i think about the audience at this convention. i think the democratic party did once have a bunch of people who bill clinton would appeal to. i think they are gone. the people who labor the blue-collar labor peace, that propelled bill clinton in the 90s, has completely and totally migrated over to donald trump. so i wonder about the younger audience and how they view somebody like bill clinton today. because he is not a blue-collar hero to them. they know a lot of things about him that frankly, made me wonder how he makes these kind of stages to be honest. >> i see it differently. and not there is something about charisma that translates. you are going to see it right now. it translates. let's listen. bill clinton. the 42nd president of the united states . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you. thank you. let me ask you. after the last two days, aren't you proud to be a democrat? [ applause ] >> i am very grateful to the republicans and independents and join

i’ii former president bill clinton and nancy pelosi.— former president bill clinton and nancy pelosi.oking forward and having former president clinton who i believed almost channelled his 199890 minute speech where he was clapped off the stage and then— was clapped off the stage and then we — was clapped off the stage and then we have former speaker pelosi — then we have former speaker pelosi pelosi, that doesn't look— pelosi pelosi, that doesn't look forward to me and democrats could do a lot better 'ob democrats could do a lot better job of— democrats could do a lot better job of reminding the american people — job of reminding the american people they didn't do a backroom deal to push a sitting president— backroom deal to push a sitting president out of the candidacy and make sure the american people — and make sure the american people want to support kamala harris — people want to support kamala harris and tim walz. i'm not convinced _ harris and tim walz. i'm not convinced they have done that tonight— convinced they have done that tonight and it pales in comparison to the first t

bill clinton was talking about to pick up the serious political analysis, but bill clinton was talkingala harris worked at mcdonald's. in fact, i'm told that if she wins, herand her husband, doug emhoff, will be the first white house couple to have worked at mcdonald's because they both worked there. i'm not sure for how long or whether that is just an attempt to project a different image of her, rather than the image that some republicans would characterise her as. as a coastal san francisco west coast elitist. what do you think? yeah, i think it's really interesting. i mean, looking at some of the... and the speeches are a really good example of this. like even the moments that, that we've picked out there as part of the montage, those are the same moments that have been popping up on social media, because they say things that are a little bit punchy or a bit funny or a bit bizarre. so the mcdonald's thing is a kind of like, oh, i didn't know that. fun fact. and like you say, james, perhaps part of an attempt to shift this idea that kamala harris is someone who is a prosecutor or som

brit, last night you said you were looking forward to bill clinton's speech.ou said you guys sort of got your start together, you at the white house and on the campaign trail and president chin op. there were some moving moments from him. >> it was kind of nice to see him. i always liked him, always had a soft spot for him. he's had some health problems, and his voice is not what it used to be, but the style is still there, and i'm glad to see the old boy up there speaking. i enjoyed listening the him. it reminded me of the old days. bret: harold, you came into office in the clinton era rah, and i saw you listening to that speech intently too. >> i share at lot of brit's thoughts. it's good to hear. i hope people who watch tonight who may be supporting donald trump or may be supporting kamala harris listen to brit. there's nothing wrong with having a little soft spot for a guy that might be on the other side or a woman on the other side. bill clinton inspired me and taught me how to reach across the aisle, so it was good to see him tonight. but the night belon

the dow performance under bill clinton and barack obama, up 255%, the dow was under bill clinton from barack obama, up 138% from '09 to '17. those are big numbers, and that's why democrats feel like their pitch on the economy might resonate. but also it involves embracing the corporate tax rate of some of those predecessors. it was 35% under bill clinton and barack obama. it's a little tricky to measure, because the base broadening that's happened since then means that the corporate rate is capturing different amounts of money in those different eras. but directionally speaking, this is a party that wants to raise corporate rates. we saw kamala harris embrace a 28% corporate tax rate just yesterday, and hakim jefferies, a democratic leader of the house of representatives, on cnbc earlier this morning saying that donald trump lowered the corporate rate too far when he pushed it down to 21%. here's what he said. >> there were many ceos who came to see democrats and republicans on the hill who suggested in order for america to be competitive with respect to our corporations, that we shou

we saw bill clinton last night. right. this would never have happened under bill clinton. he would have known he couldn't get away with this, wouldn't have happened under barack obama. why is it happening now? elizabeth pepco. very good question. amber, thank you so much. meantime, liberal media coverage of the democratic national convention continues to stand in stark contrast to how they spun the proceedings at the rnc in milwaukee last month. ashley strohmier is live in new york city with the highlights from night three. ashley, good evening. high praise. tonight's dnc lineup included everyone from big name celebrities like oprah winfrey to political royalty like bill clinton and nancy pelosi. but it was tim walz who, according to the mainstream media, is really changing the democratic party for the better. listen to this. >> so although for the democratic party, for joy, for optimism, for speaking like normal people speak at the hardware store, and it's happened organically, but it has become the message of the democratic party. that ability to speak to normal people i

thursday, walz wednesday, but then you have the other sort of democratic heavyweights, obama, bill clinton and hillary clinton. president biden will be speaking on monday as well. it it feels like he might be someone that this crowd is really going to rally around. i know they were chanting his name when he made his first joint appearance with vice president harris this week. when you anticipate that moment will be like in the building on monday when biden takes the stage. >> well, i think people are going to be very grateful to him. he's actually been a very good president. you know, he clearly faltered in the debate that led to him leaving la leaving the race. but he's actually been a very strong president. the fact that he had the courage and the ego strength one might add 2 to access. it is another good thing. i think he's very popular with democrats right now. of course they want that want the focus to be on him want the focus to be on. i'm harris herself, but i think democrats do really like biden also having heavy hitters like bill clinton and barack obama is key. these guys are bot

also in tonight's line—up, former president bill clinton and former house speaker nancy pelosi. starts, barack and michelle obama received an ecstatic reception at the dnc — both delivering resounding endorsements of kamala harris�* campaign for the white house. in back—to—back speeches, the pair also poured scorn on donald trump — characterising his presidency as "bluster and chaos. " our north america editor sarah smith was watching. two genuine political celebrities electrified the convention stage. the most popular democrat in america, who also brought along her husband. a long—standing friend of kamala harris, michelle obama says the party needs to be ready for racist and misogynistic attacks. so if they lie about her, and they will, we've got to do something. if we see a bad poll, and we will, we got to put down that phone and do something. if we start feeling tired, if we start feeling that dread creeping back in, we've got to pick ourselves up, throw water on our face, and what? crowd: do something. thank you. former president barack obama used his speech to mock donald

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you equated bill clinton sort of, what was it?n the '90s we had a crime wave across our country. in fact many cities were under seizure drive-by shootings, robberies hadad skyrocketed. until bill clinton did something very courageous appeal of the issue of 100,000 cops fully funded by the federal government for three years and place him in cities across america. i believe that was a single thing that saved america from the violent crime wave. my message of those in d.c. as we have a mental health crisis in america. i was sent from the people in washington d.c. to step up fully fun the one without the mental health clinicians illegal for those on the front lines to replace our police officers. that seemed to be received. >> at resignation with all of them, thank you. [applause] acquanetta warrenn everyone knos her she walks into a room and everyone knows she's there. tell me, how was your experience? i was blown away with how engaged you are right i am a republican but literally you don't care but you will work with anyone who will