clinton you're a very great man. he yells at him and says i'm not a great man, i'm a failure because of you. then he says what this gentleman is saying that he had been cast by the united states of america to be nelson mandela mandela. in clinton's defense, he felt he couldn't fix it. he's a great example of how a revolutionary who needs a movement cannot be the leader. he cannot move out of the original role. >> all the advisors think what was going on with him? he just make the move. >> given what you know about bill clinton, what we will he see in hillary's campaign? if she wins, what will he do in her administration question at. >> that's a great question. it goes back to the clintons clintons and they go to the gas station and the attendant turns out to be an old boyfriend of hillary clinton. will clinton looks at him with all that yuppie disdain for the working class and said hillary, if you would have married him you would've been mrs. gas station attendant. and she said bill, if you hadn't married me, you'd b

it brought bill clinton and hillary clinton to the white house.fter they arrive, there was the announcement about health care. we have a couple of clips to show you that help demonstrate the intention of the first lady's involvement in health care. let's watch. [video clip] >> i'm glad hillary has agreed to share this task force and she will be sharing some of the heat i expect to demonstrate. in the coming months, the american people will learn that we have a first lady of many talents, but most of all who can bring people together around on complex and difficult issues to hammer out consensus and get things done. >> as the president said, and as he believed, this is not a partisan issue. it is not an ideological battle. it is a problem to be solved that affects all of us. and i'm looking forward over the next weeks and months to not only working with you, but to watching you craft the most important social policy that our nation will have confronted in many decades. >> a lot of people thought i should not be making recommendations about legislat

clinton you're a very great man. he yells at him and says i'm not a great man, i'm a failure because of you. then he says what this gentleman is saying that he had been cast by the united states of america to be nelson mandela mandela. in clinton's defense, he felt he couldn't fix it. he's a great example of how a revolutionary who needs a movement cannot be the leader. he cannot move out of the original role. >> all the advisors think what was going on with him? he just make the move. >> given what you know about bill clinton, what we will he see in hillary's campaign? if she wins, what will he do in her administration question at. >> that's a great question. it goes back to the clintons clintons and they go to the gas station and the attendant turns out to be an old boyfriend of hillary clinton. will clinton looks at him with all that yuppie disdain for the working class and said hillary, if you would have married him you would've been mrs. gas station attendant. and she said bill, if you hadn't married me, you'd b

clinton had no idea. this is a ronald reagan after he is elected and then reagan gives some lessons. >> and reagan moved it from the movies. [laughter] he's afraid to assert power and the bosnian intervention leads into kosovo war is a reflection of the learning curve all presidents go through when he realizes that the time they say don't do anything he says i'm a president. i have have to leave and it's a moment of great political courage because he felt guilty about having left the situation to deteriorate he felt guilty about the massacres that occurred he felt guilty about rwanda and he changed it but we also see that the big mistake of the 1990s as the data. there is information that osama bin laden declared war on a serious threat and george w. bush failed to lead after he became president but president that he helped me on that, too mac. in 2000 no one is asking questions about terrorism on about osama bin laden. we learned al gore likes to sleep naked. have to get that out of my head. [laughter] a

clinton: mr. clinton: thank you very much. i would like to thank your principal and my friend, the mayor for accompanying me here. ,i want to say a word for jaime says he is kind of nervous standing up here. he's a better politician than i am, but he reminded me that this is homecoming week and i reminded him if he makes a few more touchdowns, he might get another term even after he leaves the high school. we need to give him a hand. i thought he did a good job. this is not easy. [applause] gov. clinton: thank you. let me tell you first of all, i want to talk for a few minutes and then allow as much time as we have for questions. if you have any questions, you might be thinking of them. when i am home in arkansas, i spend a lot of time in schools like this. i come from a family like most of your families average , middle-class family, came up through the public schools and if it weren't for the public schools, i would not be standing here today as a candidate for president. i decided to run in large measure because i worked fo

"firstllary clinton on ladies: implement an image." hello this is hillary clinton. solving our nation's health-care crisis. quite there is no prescription role model or book for being first lady. >> futures created every day like she did many person first lady. she survived many scandals including her husband's impeachment. her story is still being written. this firstg welcomes ladies. we had two journalists who know the clintons well. david merrin is the author of many books. to both of you. from 92.rt with a clip one of those that is become emblematic of learning content. stirring campaign when she talked how she might approach the world's first lady. >> those of us who try to make a of done the best i can to lead my life. i suppose we will be subject to that and i don't know what else to say. you know i suppose i could stay home and baked these that i decided to enter my profession. were removing the idea that she will a very involved first lady. at the administration of the swallow all of? a lot toreally quite the american public. etc., six years to figure out h

clinton: 100%.my administration, what i want to do is set some goals and tell the people who work for me, this is what i want you to do. and if we really measure what we are doing, we can get results and we can change outcomes, i believe. mr. martin: 2010, i him eating at the treasury department with two officials who said that black and hispanic firms outperformed everyone out on the management of funds. my follow-up question was, did they get more money? the answer was no. what you have here, you have a little boy system, largely whites from the treasury department. is there a perfect example of if you are president, you will tell your treasury secretary, you are ,o do what maynard jackson did what harrison did was say, no, you are going to expand those opportunities. if they are outperforming everybody else, they should get more business. mrs. clinton: if someone tells you that a group or a person is outperforming everybody else, your question is the right question. are you going to reward that p

secretary clinton. hillary clinton: our prayers are with the people of france tonight, but that is not enough. we need to have a result that will bring the world together to root out the kind of radical jihadist ideology that motivates organizations like isis, the barbaric, ruthless, violent jihadist, terrorist group. this election is not only about electing a president. it's also about choosing our next commander-in-chief. and i will be laying out in detail what i think we need to do with our friends and allies in europe and elsewhere to do a better job of coordinating efforts against the scourge of terrorism. our country deserves no no less because all of the other issues we want to deal with depends on us being secure and strong. john dickerson: governor o'malley. martin o'malley: my heart, like all of us in this room, john, and all the people across our country -- my hearts go out to the people of france in this moment of loss, parents and sons and daughters and family members. as our hearts go out

bill clinton: thank you. [applause] bill clinton: thank you. i'd like to thank your principal and my friend the mayor for company may here. i want to say a word, jaime is semi-nervous, coming up here. he's a better politician than i am, i think. he reminded me that this is homecoming week. i reminded him that if he makes a few more touchdowns, you might get another term, after he leaves the high school. give him a hand, i think you did a great job. [applause] bill clinton: thank you. all, itell you first of want to talk for a few minutes and then allow as much time as we have for questions. on them home in arkansas, i spend a lot of time in schools like this. i come from a family like most of your families, and average middle-class family. the publichrough schools, if it weren't for the public schools and wouldn't be standing here today is a candidate for president. i decided to run in large measure because i worked for 11 years in my state to try and improve the economy and to try and improve educational opportunities for people like you. i be

hillary clinton was on the armed services committee. hillary clinton was secretary of state. she is presidential. she is a commander in chief. she can be a commander in chief. bernie sanders and martin o'malley don't reach that threshold with the voters now. so she can afford -- she is going to be with barack obama -- >> the president says the goal is to contain and eventually destroy isis. hillary clinton has a different new an which she expressed tonight. listen to this. >> we have to look at isis as the leading threat of an international terror network. it cannot be contained. it must be defeated. >> see, here she's moving beyond what the president has said. >> yeah. and that's smart in light of recent events. but no wound that stage -- they all talked about this being a threat and serious problem. no one really talked about how far they would go to defeat isis. what strategically they would do. it's politically perilous. they're in a very tough spot tonight of all nights to have a debate about the politics of war as france, paris, is still cleaning bodies out of the stree

secretary clinton. hillary clinton: our prayers are with the people of france tonight, but that is not enough. we need to have a result that will bring the world together to root out the kind of radical jihadist ideology that motivates organizations like isis, the barbaric, ruthless, violet jihadist, terrorist group. this election is not only about electing a president. it's also about choosing our next commander-in-chief. and i will be laying out in detail what i think we need to do with our friends and allies in europe and elsewhere to do a better job of coordinating efforts against the scourge of terrorism. our country deserves no rest -- no less because all of the other issues we want to deal with depends on us being secure and strong. john dickerson: governor o'malley. martin o'malley: my heart, like all of us in this room, john, and all the people across our country -- my hearts go out to the people of france in this moment of loss, parents and -- and -- and sons and daughters and family members.

with bill clinton.ith bill clinton. they provided not only his contributions to the foundation financially but use of an aircraft that bill clinton made use of. withimes, the aircraft frank on board, would land in places where he had mining interests, including interest in uranium. the goods or the question that was raised about the uranium purchase in kazakhstan is whether there was any impropriety in the fallout from that transaction. eventually, uranium mines in kazakhstan and elsewhere were purchased by the company that has been tied to russia. the deal needed to be approved by a federal agency that reviews the sale of a potentially strategic mills to make sure that it is in the interest of the united states. the deal was approved. the secretary of state is a number of people who sit on the board at that review organization, so there was some controversy suggesting perhaps there was a conflict of interest having accepted so much money from someone who was initially a part of the uranium deal and the

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. now only ford offers $750 black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day. make black friday hassle-free with low prices ford cars, trucks and suvs. and get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select ford vehicles, on top of all other offers. it's an inside deal, now for everyone. hurry for a limited time, get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of all other low ford it all ends november 30th. todd: welcome back to post-debate coverage here at drake university. steve karlin and stacey horst and kcci is here. one of the most interesting portions of the debate tonight is the whole kind of, "how are you going to pay for it" kind of we are going to hear from hillary clinton a bernie sanders and what they have to say on this issue right now. hillary clinton: i will pay for it by, yes, taxing the rich more, closing corporate loopholes, and reducing other kinds of favorable treatment. i ca

clinton: thank you. hello. bill clinton. are you a teacher? what do you teach? >> political science. mr. clinton: good for you. i have a daughter very interested in science. she said she what's to be a scientist and she's in one of our junior high schools. she just started seventh grade in the little rock public schools and they have a magnet program in math and science. she entered the math and science track and i'm real proud of her. high. -- hi. do the kids make good use of the library's? thank you for letting me use the room. what's your name? what do you teach? >> science teacher, biology. mr. clinton: nice to meet you. thank you. good to see you. i want to ask you some questions. >> ipod it was supposed to be the other way around. -- i thought it was supposed to be the other way around. mr. clinton: you can ask me questions also. is this where i'm supposed to sit? where am i supposed to be? let sit down. where are you going to sit? you told me to sit facing the coke machine. i just do what i'm told. aren't you proud of your students? >> they are a great gr

clinton: i don't think u.s. . ms. clinton: i don't think u.s. has the bulk of responsibility. mark: martin o'malley took a shot at the republican front runner during a question on immigration. mr. o'malley: you'll never hear this from that immigrant bashing , carnival barker donald trump. ,the truth of the matter is net , immigration last year from mexico was zero. mark: clinton was annoyed by sanders' remarks on campaign contributions. mr. sanders: why do they make millions of dollars of campaign contributions? they expect to get something, everybody knows that. ms. clinton: he has basically used his answer to impugn my integrity. let's be frank here. wait a minute, senator. not only do i hundreds of thousands of donors, most of them small, diane very proud that the majority of my donors are women, 60%. mark: hilary clinton's emails resurfaced. mr. sanders: i was sick and tired of hillary clinton's e-mails. i'm still sick and tired. ms. clinton: all of us believe finding planned parenthood, climate change is real, equal pay for equal work. they do not believe in any of that.

clinton: the answer is yes. what i said a few weeks ago is that there are certainly systemic problems with the va. they should be fixed. nobody should tolerate them. it is an outrage if anybody has been either mistreated or left untreated by the v.a.. but i also believe that the v.a. has done good things. the republicans are always trying to privatize everything. privatize education. privatize social security. privatize medicare. and yes, privatize the v.a. i will fix it and i will appoint somebody with proven management experience who will read out those who should not be there in the first place, and programs not working. take what is good about the ba va and make sure that it is available to all of our veterans. that is our goal. [applause] mr. martin: i have always said that broke is broke whether you are broke white or broke black. it is interesting when we have a discussion in america about poverty, it is always a black face. if you are president, how will you lead or drive a conversation to get white amer

let's start with the clinton speech.he spoke at the council of foreign relations calling for a new phase in american efforts to defeat the islamic state by expanding airstrikes and urging congress to pass an official authorization to use military force. deter oral is not to contain isis but to defeat and destroy isis. our strategy should have three elements. iraq, ands in syria, across the middle east. disrupt and dismantle the growing terrorist infrastructure that facilitates the flow of fighters, financing arms and propaganda. harden our defenses and those of our allies against external and homegrown threats. mark: what are your takeaways? john: the biggest take away is that apparently hillary has finally recovered from that new york times magazine cover in the 1990's where she wore all light. she is running a general election campaign already. that is the speech of somebody who is trying to put in a balance. she was not pandering to the democratic race. she went about as far as any democrat could go about military str

clinton: 100%.n my administration, what i want to do is set some goals and tell the people who work for me, this is what i want you to do. and if we really measure what we are doing, we can get results and we can change outcomes, i believe. mr. martin: 2010, i him eating at the treasury department with two officials who said that black and hispanic firms outperformed everyone out on the management of funds. my follow-up question was, did they get more money? the answer was no. what you have here, you have a good old boy situation largely white from the treasury department. is there a perfect example of if you are president, you will tell your treasury secretary, you are to do what jackson did, put economic power -- political power. what harrison did was say, no, you are going to expand those opportunities. if they are outperforming everybody else, they should get more business. mrs. clinton: if someone tells you that a group or a person is outperforming everybody else, your question is the right que

secretary clinton, you first. hillary clinton: well, there are so many. i don't know where to start. [laughter] i guess the one i -- i would pick is -- the fact that i was part of a very small group that had to advise the president about whether or not to go after bin laden. i spent a lot of time in the situation room -- as secretary of state and there were many very difficult choices presented to us. but probably that was the most -- challenging. because there was no certainty attached to it. the intelligence was by no means absolute. we had all kinds of questions that we discussed. and, you know, at the end -- i recommended to the president that we take the chance-- to do what we could to find out whether that was bin laden and to finally -- bring him to justice. it was an excruciating experience. i couldn't talk to anybody about it. in fact, after it happened, the president called my husband, he called all the former presidents. and he said to bill, "well, i -- i assume hillary told you about this." and bill said, "no, no, she hasn't." there was nobody

hillary clinton. hillary clinton supported the first war in iraq.he war on libya and syria and support ag no fly zone. i think hillary clinton is a neo-con. neo conservative and i think they are very similar on foreign policy. >> hillary clinton is a neo-con. >> you tell me. show supported the war in iraq. if hillary clinton is president we will be back at war in the middle east. >> what would be the country in. >> that's why i fear hillary clinton. >> let me ask you the question that haunts me. since beginning of the russian revolution we have avoided a war with russia. because we avoided a war with russia we have been able to save ourselves from a third world war. how do we keep firm our position vis-a-vis putin and at the same time avoid going to war with him which i worry about overseeria for example? >> often there is the debate. we ought to have a discussion about diplomacy? are you isolationist or for engagement? all throughout the cold war republicans and democrat presidents talked to the russians. that was a good thing. that avoided calamit

it's in des moines and the clear clinton iowa advantage. 55% for secretary clinton to 3% for martin o'malley. the three democrats will be on the stage. there will be eight and the undercard debate koempb christie and huckabee falling to the undercard. you have three democrats. if you're hillary clinton, you love the poll numbers. people are starting to use that inevitable word again, which you probably don't like it. you use it from 2007 to 2008. if you're bernie sanders, you have to change the dynamic of the race. >> you do. the early stage was going to be a strong part for bernie sanders. the clinton campaign was talking about the fire wall for the super tuesday states. they're looking strong in iowa and even better in new hampshire. bernie sanders needs to mix it up a little bit. the question is, if he's willing to do that or not. and are there enough democrats who are seeing him as a presidential -- i was in iowa with hillary clinton this past week. i was struck in iowa city, a liberal part of the state, there were people a couple of months ago are bernie sanders supporters. they're cons

clinton in a general election.here is new polling and john king is breaking down by the numbers for us. john, if clinton is the democratic presidential nominee, how does she fair against the leading republican candidates? >> there are a number of different polls. generally look for a competitive general election. look at this, recently she beats trump quite handedly and beats trump more narrowly and nbc wall street journal beats trump again. the average of the last five or six, hillary clinton beats donald trump by five points. ben carson runs more competitive than donald trump. plus two, clinton wins in the poll and loses by ten to ben carson and it's a tie in the nbc and wall street journal and if you average it, ben carson beats hillary clinton. marco rubio similar. plus five that's a statistical dead heat. you get the picture. very competitivcompetitive. rubio in a dead heat with hillary clinton right now and if you wonder, jeb bush poll is the same as marco rubio and hillary clinton fairs better against ted cr

clinton, ify president clinton is going to take us into the next phase of what is going to be a long-termegy, we have to defeat isil in the short-term but there are lots of terrorists out there and there will be subsequent groups well.ill arrive as we have got to work with partners around the world to really go at this in a concerted way. i think she laid out that strategy today. worked in a lot of places around the world, libya, somalia, iraq. hillary clinton said we need to have a stronger coalition with local regional powers. what are the challenges to making that happen? the things everyone seems to agree on, but in the past there has been limited success in the ability to get that done by any president. ambassador sherman we have to : build local capabilities and that doesn't happen overnight. if you look at where we are in you watch that press conference in new york last night when the mayor and the police commissioners said we have the best system, resolve, capacity, we know what we are doing, we make enormous change in our intelligence system and law-enforcement system. europe has

mentions in the undercard debate. 21 candidate mentions of clinton. christie had 13 of them. jeb bush, 28 mentions of hillary clinton in the primetime debate, nine by bush, seven by fiorina. remember, jeb bush warned that the clinton camp will be doing high fives if republicans go further right on immigration. clinton sfoeks spoeksman brian fallon quickly tweeted -- yes, we are. >> a different topic. hillary clinton, it appears you know doing a 180 on the issue of veterans health. >> last month she did this interview where she downplayed the scandal with rachel maddow. it didn't get a lot of coverage. she told msnbc it was not as widespread as republicans claimed. she took a lot of heat for that. now she's trying to say well, it's actually was a big problem. she's unveiled a reform plan in time fof veterans day and continued the damage control with this new video. >> you remember the very best that our country has to offer. and i'm thinking about you today. i'm thinking about my dad and generations of veterans past. thank you for serving and happy vet

republican national committee calling for clinton to apologize saying quote, hillary clinton and democratsedibility claiming to be a party that stand up for women. jokes about committing acts of violence against women are in poor taste and should be condemned every time. clinton spokeswoman saying it was joke. hillary clinton doesn't hesitate to speak out against hateful and threatening rhetoric. this vet didn't intend to express either of those things and republicans should not try to pretend otherwise. as our resident hillary clinton apologist -- >> that is my job. >> laughing off the question they can claim to be party stands up for women. what do you think of the rnc response? >> hillary shouldn't laughed and said something not saying those kinds of words. i'm wonder why the rnc was silent in 2008, when woman stood up, to john mccain and how do we beat, word rhymes with witch, mccain didn't disavow it. let's be consistent. when donald trump went after carly fiorina's appearance i thought it was repulsive. there is no excuse for this kind of rhetoric. say this one side does it and this

in a clinton/carson match-up, webb gets 13% of the vote, with carson edging out clinton by three pointsfor the why, webb doesn't have the support to win virginia or any state, but 16% could certainly swing a state-wide contest. and if webb gets on the ballot, he could cause trouble for both sides. of course webb represented virginia in the senate for one term. up next, the how. how chris christie could capitalize on a big endorsement in new hampshire. but first, hampton pearson has the cnbc market wrap. >> hi, steve. we had stocks ending lower today, but really closing out november with two straight months of gains. the dow sliding by 78 points. the s&p off by 9, the nasdaq falling by 18 points. investors looking at black friday and cyber monday to get a sense of how consumers will be spending their money this season. experts were predicting a 12% rise in cyber monday sales, but digital sales were up 20% on thanksgiving and black friday with in-store sales falling by 5%. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. this holiday, i can count on my going off list.again, and knowing r

is more complex than one might think listening to hillary clinton. she is keeping everything simple. is the main difference between policy and politics >> that may be the only difference. dumbing it down, as she did with three. she made a list of the things she wants to do. priorities. you're speaking in a language that they can understand, not down to them, about an attention span, hearing so much about this. it is smart politics. it's politics that when john kerry was running for president and talking about foreign policy he was criticised for getting too much into the detail for plans and how to address things. it's a smart way for anyone to talk about things so that voters can absorb them and move on >>> hillary clinton is on a tight rope with president obama she doesn't want to offend his supporters. >> right now, i mean that's really the sort of the most fascinating part of all of this, is disagreeing with somebody. be i disagree with you-- when i disagree with you, i have to once in a while, but when you are running from an administration, who

clinton: 100%.n my administration, what i want to do is set some goals and tell the people who work for me, this is what i want you to do. and if we really measure what we are doing, we can get results and we can change outcomes, i believe. mr. martin: 2010, i him eating at the treasury department with two officials who said that black and hispanic firms outperformed everyone out on the management of funds. my follow-up question was, did they get more money? the answer was no. what you have here, you have a good old boy situation largely white from the treasury department. is there a perfect example of if you are president, you will tell your treasury secretary, you are to do what jackson did, put economic power -- political power. i want to make sure that preference is translated into benefits and doesn't just sit on the books. mr. martin: but also have bureaucrats who make the job -- mrs. clinton: 100%. in my administration, what i want to do is set some goals and tell the people who work for me,

you're saying secretary clinton, who was then senator clinton, voted for the iraq war. are you making a direct link between ther vote for that war and what's happening now for isis, just so everybody-- >> i don't think any sensible person would disagree that the invasion of iraq led to the massive level of instability we are seeing right now. i think that was one of the worst foreign policy blunders in the more than history of the united states. >> let's let secretary clinton respond to that. >> thank you, john. well, i think it's important we put this in historic context. the united states has, unfortunately, been victimized by terrorism going back decades. in the 1980s, it was in beirut, lebanon, under president reagan's administration, and 258 americans, marines, embassy personnel, and others were murdered. we also had attacks on two of our embassies in tanzania and kenya. when my husband was president. again, americans murdered. and then, of course, 9/11 happened, which happened before there was an invasion of iraq. i have said the invasion of iraq was a mistake. bu

tied. 47-47. 47-all for carson versus clinton. anyway, nbc's chris jansing is down in florida, following the florida campaign of reverend carson. have you figured it out yet? this star power of the quiet guy who talks about 33.3, i'm at 78 all the time, he's at 33.3, yet he's connecting with a lot of voters out there, evangelicals, conservative voters, quieter voters. what's going on on the campaign trail with him? can you see it? >> we're not even on the campaign trail. we're on the book tour. this is the second event i've gone to today. thousands of people, mof them who have waited in line four, five, six hours, even more. he gets kind of a rock star reception as he quietly gets off the bus and waves. when you talk to him, there are a couple of things going on. and it's backed up by our poll. first of all, it's the anti-washington thing, we've talked about that. but it's about his personality, as well. they trust him, believe in him, they think he's honest. contrast that with hillary clinton, the most troublesome number for her

will bernie sanders keep turning up the heat on hillary clinton? indications so far this week says yes. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> happy friday, everybody. what a week this has turned out to be. today alone brings news on three big fronts. at this hour, ben carson's campaign is facing an unfamiliar situation, having to defend itself in territory most folks never imagined he'd have trouble with, his personal story and his honesty. carson's campaign manager will be here live in just a moment. >>> meantime, president obama makes official what we've been guessing would happen for quite a while, rejecting keystone pipeline plan. but that's not a closed story. the canadian company behind it, plabs to hit the reset button on the process and they're hoping there's a republican administration to apply to come 2017. so this issue will be a big one in the 2016 campaign trail with the potential of a republican president having a very different take than the obama administration. coming up in tonight's show, one of the most vocal critics o

clinton has attacked from the right.re is a national sense that that doesn't work and shouldn't work. for both of them it really is an issue-based drive. they have to distinguish themselves on a final issue. one final thing, we do have to understand that despite the fact that things have sped up so much it is still relatively early in this process. remember, eugene mccarthy didn't announce his run until november 30th. >> yeah, and he still got about 30%. he said that he disagrees with hillary clinton on perhaps everything. perhaps it's wishful thinking because hillary clinton has orchestrated a full force against his rank. on the big issue of trade she recently came out against the trade deal. on the environment, against keystone pipeline. and the economy she now favors a tougher crackdown on wall street, hedge funds and big banks. she says she will be no more aggressive overseas than president obama. let's listen. >> is it fair for people to expect that you would be a more aggressive commander-in-chief than president ob

secretary clinton's answer had in part, this.ake a listen. >> can you satisfy democrats who might worry about another shoe dropping that you and your staff have been totally truthful to them and another shoe is not going to dropsome >> i think after 11 hours, that's pretty clear. [ applause ] >> and then she moved on. your thoughts? >> well, the fact is, that 11-hour ordeal in the house committee had nothing to do with her e-mails, it had to do with benghazi. the one thing we learned is that she knowingly lied to the american people. she knowingly lied to the families of those four murdered americans. and she completely deceived the american public. that's what we learned. now, frankly, i thought the house made a mistake by making it 11 hours. then the whole read from the press was, she survived 11 hours. without really pointing out that what she revealed in those 11 hours was a dramatic, just admission that shed a openly said something about a video that did not exist and she knew it didn't the night it happened. >> are you conv

that includes democrat hillary clinton. we'll share some from her town hall in coralville coming up. do you want one more day with november? it looks like you will get your wish on wednesday. however we do have to watch out in any fog that develops burns off in the morning, bringing showers are still on track thursday afternoon with an approaching cold front. this storm brings more seasonable november weather back into the weather picture starting friday. tonight: patchy fog low: 47-53 winds: s 5-15tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 69-75 winds: s 10-20tomorrow night: partly cloudy low: 51-57 winds: sw 10-15thursday: pm showers likely early high: 53 - low: 43 saturday: partly cloudy high: 49 - low: 36 sunday: mostly sunny high: 55 - low: 30 monday: partly cloudy high: 57 - low: 33 tuesday: partly cloudy high: 59 - low: 39 it's been an exciting season for the undefeated iowa hawkeyes. see where the hawks fall when the first college football playoff rankings of the season come out. also, hear what coach kirk ferentz says about the

the clintons are tight with wall street.street is pretty darn tight with the democratic party. that is what it is. i understand bernie sanders' critique that was not serious answer to a serious critique. >> on the other hand we gave him the opportunity to explain what it is in her record as shows that she is beholding to wall street, he couldn't -- >> part that have hillary clinton pretty much generic democrat in many ways she goes where the party was. when the party was very tight with wall street she was tight with wall street. now less tight with wall street she's rhetorically less tight with wall street. difficult position to be in versus someone like sanders who is very much ideal log, this is where i've always been this is where i'm never going to be. >> it used to be i'm for the little dwight not for i'm for goldman sachs. you think about it, she is in a particular position that does need some answers. >> dickerson: let me ask you, nancy, about in our poll of independent for democrats who were watching bernie sanders

dennis: you had an advantage for hillary clinton. she was able to describe also it's a problem areas in the world, including the various nuances that make them so difficult to deal with. bernie sanders, i think, had the opportunity to establish some credibility on foreign policy in his opening statement, but after a few words about paris and how terrible that was he pivoted immediately to his economic message. i think at was a lost opportunity. martin o'malley in response to a particular question about whether governors are equipped to deal with these matters, which always applying both parties when we have a governor as an nominee without foreign-policy experience, he had a fairly weak reply terms of saying that we had to keep articulating american values. a response to the crisis at the state or local level, i thought that was a tragic air -- error. i saw him trying to walk that back afterwards, saying he wished he would have talked more about homeland security during the debate because he has all of these homeland security credent

he says on clinton, quote, i disagree with hillary clinton on virtually everything. and later says you asked me about the differences between hillary clinton and myself. i have taken tough votes throughout my entire life. he also said this of his damn e-mails remark. i didn't let her off the hook. there is a process going on in this country. there is an investigation. the fbi is doing what it is doing. do you think he's about to get a lot tougher with hillary clinton and we will see that tonight? >> well, i think unless he made a mistake talking to the boston globe, he's signaling that he's going to get a lot tougher. i think it's a very risky strategy for him. i think this is an election year where people are looking for new voices and you know, people who are out of the mold of the traditional politicians, and what he's doing here in signaling he's going on the attack and launching and polling for negative ads, you know, he is a sitting united states senator, he is just like all the other politicians and i think that it's dangerous. we'll see if it works. but i thi

clinton is not being covered -- >> and clinton would say there was a report saying the two e-mails thatsupposed to be classified were not classified and nobody covered that. >> mark -- >> i'd rather just watch them. >> i know, i know. [ laughter ] see why we put them next to each other? >> patented dynamic. >> the most fun is that they're so civil which is a reminder that that is what at least sunday mornings are about. mark, you had the marco rubio story that hugh just brought up and it does go to the -- the head scratcher there was it was like a non-issue but what took him so long. >> there's a few things that took them so long. rubio in 2010, first batch of his credit cards got released, credit card statements to the republican party of florida were released on the behest of then-governor charlie crist running against him in the senate and they made the calculation that look, these are private statements and i'm just going to take the hit. years later they had the luxury of knowing that when he runs for president they'll have time to analyze his other statements and when they analyze

vote for hillary clinton or bernie sanders. it is incumbent upon the candidates to show where they're different. >> so to that point, bernie sanders said to "the boston globe" editorial board i think yesterday disagreeing with hillary clinton and i think of the major issues, tpp, keystone pipeline, seeing lots of agreement, gay marriage. a lot of agreement. where are the differences? >> you are seeing agreement now. agreement that you didn't necessarily see four or five months ago. tpp, her opposition of tpp is new. the opposition to keystone, very new. certainly their views on doma and the impact in 1996, very different. there are still some big differences. talk about wall street. breaking up the big banks, putting in glass siegel, the death penalty. there are a number of differences that exist. >> we expect tonight the senator sanders, this is not a forum on the stage. >> right, right, right. >> will he point physically where he disagrees with -- >> i'm sure rachel maddow rachel maddow will have an intelligent discussion on