if he uses some of clinton's strategy is that as a good idea because clinton did a good job, too. he was criticized as well. there are now praising him as they should have done in the past. some of the obama thinking is okay because i would vote for clinton again and i will vote for president obama again. host: the $16 muffin that wasn't. it is a headline in the papers this morning. host: toms river, new jersey, good morning republican lie. caller: i don't know what the big deal is about clinton. he was the first gentleman president that turned around and free tradeis yea\here baloney and left this country not as number one. he balance the budget but he sold out the country. that was not good enough. he disgraced the white house and that did not help either. now they have made a hero out of him because they say he balanced the budget because everybody was working. evidently, that is poor groundwork for the next president to take over. host: we have three local content of vehicles that troubled country. part of the things they do is to talk to people and interview them and do video

what do you think the clinton legacy is?i think 23u7bd mentally in this speech that he gave in little rock, i think he laid out a vision for the economy and a plan for restoring the economy and restoring the middle class in the economy. i think he accomplished that in his eight years of office with the things that he said in that speech. he thought about it every day when he was in the oval office and it produced tremendous rewards for the middle class and for working people in this country. >> let's compare president clinton's approval this time in his first term with that of president obama's right now. because this president stands at 39% while president clinton was at 48%. so what did president clinton do right to stay positive and what is happening in this administration to lead to these numbers? >> well, look, i think that president obama inherited, because of the financial crisis, an economy that has been really difficult. we still have very high unemployment. president clinton, when he came into office, also had high

clinton on that? >> the americans say they will continue to watch closely and they will be in close contact with the interim authorities in libya. they are saying, in essence, they are not going to take their eyes off the ball just because gaddafi is dead. there is still a lot of work to be done in libya. the obama administration is very aware of that. they want to help libya start a new page for their country. mrs. clinton in tripoli announce several initiatives to help libya rebuild its country. libya has enough of its own oil dollars, but mrs. clinton is offering technical assistance and expertise in order to help them rebuild their country, diversify their economy, and to help treat the wounded, which the libyans are very keen to get help. >> in spain the government and opposition has welcomed a statement from the basque separatist group eta declaring an end to a 40-year campaign of violence. previous declarations have been rejected by the prime minister. this is the first time eta has announced a

i think if it wasn't for president clinton and hillary clinton's work in 93, 94 and the astro, we wouldn't say this. >> is over there. he just got out of your sight. >> i wanted to say something that would sound like pandering with as i sat with him sitting right here. what i want to say is a big part of the economic leadership we had is just leadership and that president clinton i think of this is important for students here at this as a take away from a session like this, it is his natural instinct to be optimistic, an essential part of this program, okay and a subset of that optimism was a believe we have to work at all the time. so when there was a temptation to play a political card to take a shot at somebody or some other approach. he is in sync with us right thing, let's do the thing that will work. let's may be called small ball on indication but let's do something. i don't know how many times i heard him say we just got a show up every morning and have it crash. and so, what i am saying is you can't have an economic program in the abstract. it's not dry sandpaper. it is filled by

we remember hillary clinton's 3:00 a.m.mately didn't win, but the ad wasn't the reason she didn't win. >> the reagan ad, morning in america. >> go back to lyndon johnson with the daisy flower. >> sure, sure. >> and that fear. they can work. these just didn't. >> howard bragman, thank you so much. reputation.com. thank you so much. >>> side bar now, more people consider themselves republican today than they did back in 2008. gallop says 40% of people they polled identify or lean republican. that compares to 37% just three years ago. >>> and would you pay $1,000 to hear newt gingrich and herman cain debate? well, you'll have a chance to do it november 5th. "wall street journal" says the pair will debate in a modified version of lincoln/douglas debate. if you don't have $1,000, fear not, cheap seats go for $250. >>> bottle of wine for leon panetta. when he was cia director, he was having drinks, people kept asking the owner when he was finally going to open a 141-year old bottle of win, leon cracked, when he catches bin laden.

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misses clinton's -- mrs. clinton's visit is part of an effort to shape the future of the region. >> you are watching "newsday" on the bbc. still to come, the bbc goes back to you bahrain and aska what happens when protesters tried to bring the arabs durin spring toe gulf kingdom. student protests have turned violent in chile. in the u.k., liam fox ignored official warnings about his relationship with adam weritty. dr. fox did breech the ministerial code. >> it was a friendship that cost him his job. a friendship that saw his best man pose as an unofficial adviser. a friendship that blurred their professional and personal lives. dr. fox resigned last week after it emerged that his friend had been funded by businessmen with defense interests. the former defense secretary had solicited the funds themselves. since last week, they have been investigating. today, his conclusions were unequivocal. he found no evidence that dr. fox gain financially from his relationship with mr. werity, ty but he said dr. fox's blurr

are you with bill clinton? after the election -- let's go back to your business. when they write the election report after the 2012 election and they said the president won by going to the center or the president won by going to the left and pushing a very populist agenda what will be the winning headline? that's all i'm asking. let's go to our business reporting on this. let's use the usual english language. will he be perceived as successfully the left or successfully the center? >> chris, you know as well as i do the same event happens. you get five different headlines and different angles. the fact is there is a lot of confusion over whether obama has changed or not. a lot of folks thought he was more left than he was in 2008. i think he is more left than he is right now. he has always been a centrist, pragmatist. people on the left get disappointed in that sometimes. >> let me sharpen the question. my fault. over the next several months between now and the election getting started should he be perceived as

bill clinton was the 42nd president.t a little over a dollar and google was brand new, still just a noun. now, more than ten years later, where in the world has taken us to 46 amazing places, over a quarter of a million miles, in the air over 500 hours, creating memories for a lifetime. we visited some of the most beautiful and exotic places all around the globe. so we wonder is there really anywhere left we can go? so the answer is yes. we have found five new and exciting locations. it all kicks off on monday, november 7th. it should be a lot of fun. for details and highlights from the past nine trips and also fun games that have nothing to do with it, head to today.com/whereintheworld. >> are your tips going to get any easier? >> the clues? no, no. >> they will get harder. >> sometimes you complain they are just plain miserable. i'm working on clues already for this year. can we keep the whining to a minimum this year? >> are we going to get to see the matterhorn? >> maybe. it's the 10th anniversary. coming up, hillary

secretary clinton says the u.s. has proof. >> we have evidence that elements in the pack stabny government are in contact, know about, turn a blind eye to the network operation out of pakistan. >> aides say despite the harsh warning, the other essential thing about the u.s. pakistani relationship is that we can't afford to disengage. some question whether they really believe that. hillary clinton is here to provide reassurance. >> the party sab fight over fast and furious continueed today. the oversight committee ranking member chuck grassily wrote a letter to the f.b.i. director robert mueller seeking information in guns involve in border patrol agent's murder. but adam shift demanded an end to what he called politically motivated attacks. they asked stephen chu to reconsider the refusal to allow a staffer to testify. they want to question the chief could believe for lone program officer in transcribed interview and say they agreed to interview but without a transcript or under oath. >>> after the break, mitt romne

secretary of state, clinton has held talks with the leaders of libya. at a town hall style meeting, mrs. clinton said she was proud to be standing on the free soil of libya and seeing its future being born. we have this report from tripoli. >> hillary clinton flue into tripoli on a military transporter not her usual american boeing and not equipped to deal with the threat of surface-to-air missiles scattered around libya. on the tarmac, no government ministers, but grateful anti-gaddafi fighters chanting god is great. the welcome was warm. not every day that the u.s. hears words of thanks. >> they give us military support and moral support and political support and we thank and respect what the americans have given us. >> libya is rich with its own billions of dollars, so mrs. clinton did not pledge any money but offered expertise and assistance to help rebuild the country and called on all fighters to unify under one leadership. >> they want to get all the militias under national command and want to prevent reprisals and stocks of weaponry that have co

hillary clinton said today it won't happen, and i have no evidence it will happen. why do some people keep stirring the pot, saying a desperate president obama will dump biden and put hillary on the ticket? >>> what are we to make of the alleged plot to assassinate the saudi ambassador. ? was it a rogue operation? or planned at the top in iran? >>> let me finish with the sorry displace, as peggy lee would say, is that all there are there is? >>> we start with the clown show. congressman frank is from, and congressman frank, i have a lot of respect for you, as you know. here was night gingrich talking saying you both should be in prison. inchsz if you want to put people in jail, i want to second what michelle said, you ought to start with barney frank and chris dodd, and let's look at the politicians who profited from the environment, and the politicians who put this country in trouble. >> clearly not saying they should go to jail. >> in chris dodd's case, go back and look at the countryside deals, and in frank's case look at the lobbyist he was close to at freddie m

administration it was known for and hillary clinton has served as secretary of state. while the other news that came out of it as well of course. came with aid money probably a student eleven million dollars well the senate looking at spending even more but out. of trouble going on the scale is there a real danger that money is going to go to corruption rather than restoration there's no danger it's going to go to corruption it's going to gretchen could absolutely there's no question that it's going to corruption the aid that hillary clinton is bringing money in for this is not aid money this is this is private profit it's going to go to some interest that we will never find out about for the most part if we do it's not for aid it's for counterinsurgency it's third terrorism it's the whole idea that this is aid or it goes to refugees it's just absolute nonsense although they will put that face on it just look at what they did in eastern congo and also look at the broad began. coming out today about the so-called invasion of kenyans to somalia this is the absolute penta

. >>> also coming up this morning -- chelsea clinton, we have been watching her ever since she was a child, but as an adult, she's done her best to stay out of the spotlight, until now. coming up, a very rare interview with the former first daughter, what is this new project that she's so passionate about. >> looking forward to hearing from her. >>> and it seems we americans do have something in common with the queen of england, yes, our electric bills are just as high, and apparently she's not happy because she's getting these drafty castles and palaces to heat and light up. it's difficult when you're the queen. now, she's doing something herself to trim that royalty bill. >> that's coming up. >>> but we'll start this morning with all of those questions swirling around this surveillance video. is the man in this shot connected in some way to the disappearance of baby lisa irwin? abc news has learned police are investigating one possible scenario that seems to support the parents' claims that she was abducted. >> gma has obtained some exclusive video that could shed light and lead po

clinton said again, every place is different. we'll have to make an individual decision. >> but it does set a precedent. >> it does. a half precedent. >> does the success of this suggest to the administration that there may be some ways to deal with those other three that they haven't been prepared to do up to now? >> well, i think certainly they will look at it on a case by case basis. one of the things that happened with libya is it was air strikes. and you think about how much the united states and particularly joe biden has talked about, you can do it through air strikes. tkouk it through drones. -- you can do it through drones. look at how much we're doing unmanned aerial vehicles to carry out wars. a convoy where originally they said we don't know whether gaddafi is in it or not but air strikes and drone strikes. so this may be a different future. gwen: president assad still cracking down in syria. and the u.n. coming out today with a resolution once again asking president saleh in yemen to get out of the way and none of th

a lot to tell you about today including secretary of state hillary clinton in pakistan admonishing the government there to crack down on the terrorists in their midst, you know, terrorists like osama bin laden. plus, if your two teams stink, you might as well have a good old-fashioned brawl to spice things up. ucla and arizona throw down on a thursday night. the bizarre story that led to this fight ahead in sports. first let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. two months after being run out of power in tripoli after 42 years, moammar gadhafi was killed yesterday. early reports of his capture were met with guarded optimism. witness secretary of state hillary clinton who received the news as she prepared for an interview in kabul, afghanistan. >> wow. >> unconfirmed. >> unconfirmed. unconfirmed reports about gadhafi being captured. unconfirmed. we've had a bunch of those before. we have had him captured a couple of times. >> by midday gadhafi's end following a final clash between supporters and rebels was verified sparking celebration throughout libya. nbc ne

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we'll talk with secretary of state hillary clinton and republican senator lindsey graham. then, a new phase in the 2012 republican presidential race. the candidates get down to reall campaigning. we continue our series of interviews with crum -- crum crumb michelle bachmann. and how the gop nomination shapes up. all right now on "fox news sunday". and hello, again, from fox news in washington. on friday, president obama announced he will keep a campaign promise and bringg all u.s. troops home from iraq by the end of the year. earlier we spoke with secretary of state hillary clinton and about the death of moammar qaddafi. >> they wanted 15,000 troops in iraq next year. and the white house talked about 3000 to 5000. why is president obama pulling all of the troops out. >> put it in the appropriate historical context. president obama said combat troops would leave iraq by the end of the year. and before he said that the bush administration committed to with drawing all troops by the end of this year. you have a bipartisan commitment to with draw combat troops. that was given

what hillary clinton went through as much as i was not a fan of hers before, i gained so much respect for hillary clinton through how she handled those situations, what she's done as secretary of state. you know, she is really a phenomenal woman, however you feel about her politics, she's a tough cookie, and she endured it and good for her. but people like sarah palin for me as a conservative woman, it takes away from what we really do accomplish and what we're really out there to do because it is so thin and very superficial, why she is such a success or why she's such an obsession really in the conservative movement and it annoys me. >> one of the things that really sickened me during the campaign, the last presidential campaign there were in some states, nutcrackers that were sold at airports, that had hillary's figure. why was that okay? and why was she referred to as hillary by some of the commentators in the debates as opposed to senator clinton, senator obama. so, you know, those are little things that show you some of the attitudes that parents talking about, that are still pe

you know, we don't give enough publicity to what the clinton foundation and the clinton global initiative talked about that and thanked people around the world. thousands of people who worked for the initiative and his

clinton said again, every place is different. we'll have to make an individual decision. >> but it does set a precedent. >> it does. a half precedent. >> does the success of this suggest to the administration that there may be some ways to deal with those other three that they haven't been prepared to do up to now? >> well, i think certainly they will look at it on a case by case basis. one of the things that happened with libya is it was air strikes. and you think about how much the united states and particularly joe biden has talked about, you can do it through air strikes. tkouk it through drones. -- you can do it through drones. look at how much we're doing unmanned aerial vehicles to carry out wars. a convoy where originally they said we don't know whether gaddafi is in it or not but air strikes and drone strikes. so this may be a different future. gwen: president assad still cracking down in syria. and the u.n. coming out today with a resolution once again asking president saleh in yemen to get out of the way and none of th

qaddafi. >> secretary clinton the u.s. commander in iraq wanted upwards of 15,000 troops in iraq next year. the white house talked about three to five thousand. why is president obama pulling out of our troops out? >> chris, i think we should put this into the appropriate historical context. first of all, president obama said that combat troops would leave iraq by the end of this year. but before he ever said that, the bush administration also committed to withdrawing all troops by the end of this year. so you have a bipartisan commitment to withdraw combat troops and that was viewed as appropriate given the development of the iraqi security forces. but we always made clear we were open to discussions with the iraqis if they wanted some kind of continuing presence. and what we have agreed to is a support and training mission similar to what we have in countries from jordan to colombia and we will be working with the iraqis. we will also have a robust diplomatic presence and we will fulfill what are the requests that the ir

and candidate clinton's success.silience and how you could perform in a very difficult job. >> mary makes a good point. >> think he was smart to do that. >> he makes a good point and remember in the early clinton campaign whether it was jennifer with a g or the draft controversy. and the whole establishment world said clinton's got to get out. he's done and he's toast. >> what are you learning about rick perry? >> he's a gut shot confederate so soldier. i think perry, that's one of the few smart things. that's what he needed to do. he needed to get a good joke writer. the first step in fixing something is acknowledging something's wrong. he's done that. politically, i think that and the flat tax politically was smart for him so maybe he's got a chance. >> you get a big hug and you get a loving hug. i want to show you guys a picture. you're both very familiar with the white house briefing room. here's a guy that you don't see that often in the white house briefing room. there he is. is that president will ferrell? wil

you just had secretary clinton testifying there.eling of anger at hamid karzai and his suggestion that pakistan, they might side with pakistan rather than the united states. secretary clinton was asked also about being willingç to negotie with the haqqani network, that attacked our embassy in kabul. this is what she had to say. >> we want to fight, talk and build all at the same time. part of the reason for that is to test whether these organizations have any willingness to negotiate in good faith. there is evidence going both ways to be clear. >> i suspect that you and your republican colleagues on the committee might have similar views about our attitude towards pakistan and karzai. are you all satisfied that we should be talking or reaching out to the haqqani network. >> i think we have to put this in context. secretary clinton has shown great strength and just over there and being very clear with the pakistanis that we actually have full expectation they are going to work with us and corporate with us. when they go as the presi

. >> susie: secretary of state hillary clinton said today economics must be at the heart of u.s. foreign policy. speaking to a group of financial leaders in new york city, clinton explained that the combination of diplomacy and business are critical to the nation's global power and prosperity. >> right now, the challenges of a changing world and the needs of the american people demand that our foreign policy community, as steve jobs put it, "think different." >> susie: by "thinking different" clinton said the u.s. needs to use diplomacy to boost job growth, open up trade and learn lessons from the european debt crisis. it was somewhat unusual for a secretary of state to make a major policy statement before the economic club of new york. the reaction from many in the audience was positive. >> i liked it. i thought it was very outward looking in a time of high unemployment when people tend to be inward looking and bring in the fences. she was pushing away from that. i think it was critically important that the secretary stood up and acknowledged that the national interest of the un

clinton there along with chelsea.p star changing the lyrics of her famous song "bad romance." she called it "bill romance." mrs. clinton and chelsea didn't seem to mind. the concert marked the tenth anniversary of mr. clinton's foundation. >>> we should also mention that out west tonight apple is holding a memorial service for founder steve jobs this evening. close friends and technology leaders have been invited to the invitation-only event on the campus of stanford university in silicon valley. jobs' family held a private funeral for the computer pioneer a week ago. >>> when we come back here on the broadcast tonight, the boxer in prison for decades for a crime he didn't commit, fighting to make his biggest wish come true. this weekend. and you have got to see this. to make his biggest wish come true. you have got to see this. ly use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment's right. ♪ [ man ] tell your doctor about all your medical condit

the clinton people see it as a real possibility. they don't make this call.n, if sid bloomenthal or one of the guys over there that would like to see this happen is talking this up, it has no consequence, does it? >> no, it doesn't. i mean, look, there's hillary people always go through a lot of what if? what if it had been us? >> yeah. >> no shortage of obama supporters who are thinking maybe she would have been tougher and a little better taking on john boehner, but, you know, where she is right now is just physically exhausted. i don't think you can underestimate how tired you must be after eight years as first lady, going right to the u.s. senate, being the senator to new york right after 9/11, going right into a presidential campaign and then logging about 1 billion miles as secretary of state. that is a lot for a 63-year-old. >> you know, i have to say personally, on a personal basis, nobody i like to bump into more and meet than hill hi. i get the biggest giggle out of meeting her. she is something else in person. i say that to our worst enemies, meet