clinton were married inside their home in fayetteville, arkansas. next, we visit the site in the ozark mountains to learn how this house helped kickstart the political career of america's 42nd president. >> welcome to fayetteville, arkansas. we are at the clinton house museum, south of the edge of the university of arkansas campus. this house was built in 1931 by a man named scotty taylor. it would have been in the outskirts. ais would have seen like hound stash fancy house for that era. the clintons bought this house in 1975 and did a little remodeling, but the most part it is entirely original. the house became a national historic register property in 2010, and the street came clinton avenue in 2010 as well. this is the living room, the famous room where bill clinton and hillary rodham were married in front of this big window october 11, 1975. bill bought this house while hillary was out of town and surprised her with it. she came back from visiting friends and family for six weeks and he said, i bought that house you thought was pretty, now you h

clinton: one last thing. [laughter] pres. clinton: real brief. you don't want to give the future to the country's good at aggregating capital, they are not democracies. china just built a railroad across the eastern half of africa. i am glad they did it, proud they did it. but do you really want to say, we are going to make everybody have a big military but not help anybody build their own future and change their own lives? i don't think so. i think you should think about that. ms. streett: all right, thank you both. our next scholar question is from tina tran. tina tran, ie is live in san francisco and i work in technology in silicon valley. america is known as the land of opportunity, but as the quality of public schools decline in areas around our country, there is a feeling that families are losing equal access to educational opportunity. in my leadership project, i am exploring how we can use technology to bring quality educational content to remote areas. president bush, what are some other things we can do to tackle the problem of educatio

putin wanted hillary clinton to lose.e despised hillary clinton. >> putin is not a friend to democracy. he is a crook. >> after the strange summit between vladimir putin and donald trump in helsinki, americans are asking what did putin get and what more does he want? and is he really "the most powerful man in the world"? december 5th, 1989. it was a cold night in east germany. and it would change the course of putin's life. the berlin wall had just fallen. all over east germany, angry crowds roam the streets, lashing out at symbols of communist rule. that night in dresden, they found a target. the local kgb headquarters. a mob surrounded the building, as the hour grew later, the crowd grew larger. inside, peering through the curtains was a young kgb lieutenant colonel named vladimir putin. >> he was terrified that they were going to storm the building. >> putin was a junior officer, but the boss was away. he was in charge. >> the berlin wall had come down, and he called for instructions. >> desperate for help, putin diale

in 1982, clinton ran for governor again and won. so he was able to go back to the governor's office and had this new first lady with him. the clinton house museum is really the great american story, like so many others it is a great example of the best of american ideals. people can start from nowhere and they can work hard and engage in public service and they can do what it is they set their mind to. and when you get a chance to spend time in another place where people have lived, you get to absorb some of that energy and think of how people got started in their lives and where we they would later and up. -- end up. our visitors love that idea, they like standing in this place where these two really powerful, smart people spent their early days plotting out their lives course in a house like this. announcer: you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country on c-span.org cities tour. american history tv , only on c-span3. >> the c-span bus has arrived in hawaii for the 39th stop of our capitals

for the clintons, it was personal because they had worked with ted kennedy. friends with ted kennedy and it was a real blow for us. hillary said where do we go from here and frankly, we didn't have an answer. >> hillary clinton never expected to have a well-financed opponent like barack obama. >> her entire strategy is based on winning early on and closing down shop, moving on to the general election. but that's not happening. they are out of money and that's a huge problem. but she keeps fighting. >> her campaign has $5 million of her own money to see her through the near term. >> i'm going to keep making our case until we have a nominee whoever she may be. >> one of these cards. i want you to fill it out. you want you to become part of this process. >> people underestimated the political operation that he was able to put into place. his blgd can be organizing helps throughout the campaign. >> call these folks and tell them you will go with them. >> the two campaigns have pursued different strategies. clinton focused her attention on the big prizes. new york

in the case of clinton, there's no argument -- >> we're not talking about clinton. we're talking about donald trump jr.. donald trump jr. was offered a thing of value, and he colluded, if you will, he colluded with gold goldstone and the others to try to get that thing of value. is that conspiracy to obstruct the law? >> see, i think where we're going to wind up is on the question of conspiracy. >> which is the same as collusion. >> well -- >> a different word for collusion. >> in some ways, it is a different word for collusion. in terms of the thing of value, i do think that becomes a slippery slope, and there are first amendment issues there. >> what's the first amendment issue? >> people are the righave the rk to each other, to listen to each other. >> but you don't have the right to go to a representative of the russian government and seek that kind of dirt on hillary clinton. >> an adversary in the midst of an influence campaign on a u.s. election. >> again, i think ultimately under the law, that is not going to be considered a thing of value because of the sli

clinton has focused on the big primaries, new york, california, georgia.ma is hoping to run the board. he's visited 15 states in the past week including red states like kansas and idaho. >> they told me there weren't any democrats in idaho. but i didn't believe them. >> since the 1960s the democrats had catered to this white moderate middle. but obama decides to appeal to a new generation of young folks and to usually alimentenated communities of color. >> turn out is off the charts heavy. 10,000 voters in one county in the first day. ten times the turnout in the last presidential election. >> over $100 million online, 1.5 million people. >> it allowed him to compete well past super tuesday, outspending clinton every step of the way. >> obama not only has momentum, he's starting to pull away and the delegate county has a sizable lead. >> we're turning out to be a scrappy little team. >> barack obama was the first black candidate who really had a chance to win. he was cruising along and then out come these tapes. >> barack knows what it means to live in a c

it's not but it does reflect the fact that folks don't realize what clinton investigation was about it wasn't about her use of a non-governmental e-mail system it was about her handling of classified information and that's a very important best a geisha but totally different from whether you're using her g. mail which i was using to e-mail drafts of speeches to myself was never any accusation that i used any system to communicate classified information and it was inconsistent with justice department policy that's what they said that's what they say you broke the rules they said well that's a good question i don't think they actually say it that way they say it was they believe it was inconsistent with the policy the policy does allow what we say de minimus use of a private e-mail system to communicate i actually think mine was consistent with that but i'm not going to talk about that the point thing is there's a difference between using a system to communicate classified content and using a system and i really don't see it i really don't see it as a conflict with the clinton investigat

and police tasked with the best of getting secretary clinton including the former director appear to think strikingly similar let's call it that yellow crime that was on five occasions you had a draft an official messages all forwarded e-mails to your personal account. right you know i was f.b.i. director for four years and i would draft speeches for public distribution send them home to myself like work on them on a laptop and send them back to my government account when i was completed anybody who thinks of that is the same as the conduct we investigated in the clinton case was not paid attention but there is also an investigation into how you did handle classified right let's say in memos that you sent outside the f.b.i. according to a washington post report shortly after you will find me last year i review concluded that some of the information to have your bellows was classified and that the f.b.i. felt compelled to retrieve that information you gave it to the information was not confidential apparently the last category of classified but it was classified you prepared to be inv

and the clintons had only ten guests here for their wedding. it was the two of them, a couple close friends and family, and that was it. very modest. one of our visitors' favorite things to see is the wedding dress. this is a faithful replica of hillary's original wedding dress and it was designed and made by connie fails, a little rock designer who was a longtime friend of the clintons. and hillary bought this dress the night before the wedding at her mother's insistence. she was just going to pull something out of the closet and her mother said, no, we have to go to the store. you have to get a nice dress for a wedding. so they pulled this jessica mcclintock gunny sack dress off the rack for $50. at the time of the wedding, hillary decided to keep her name and be called hillary rodham, which would have been unusual in 1955 in arkansas, and both the mothers hoped she would change her name to clinton, but she stayed rodham and bill was very happy about that. when bill and clinton came to fayetteville, they had just graduated from yale law schoo

clinton. -- 24% of black woman voted for hillary clinton. voted forte women donald trump. why is that statistic matter? is an interesting way of analyzing what is driving what we have typically referred to as the gender gap in electoral politics. we have a race gap in electoral politics of the norma's margins and a gender gap of margins. what is driving the gender gap, women of color vote overwhelmingly democratic. driving social change in our country. what i am interested in, can comparing those statistics of how white women voted in 2016 but for the better part of the last several decades, this is a trend that is consistent, what i wanted to see is with his -- with this way that activism, is this changing? there is some data from the special election in alabama that suggests it might be. that is what is the interesting question to me. are we on the brink of a more fundamental political realignment? what is the trend -- host: what is the trend? guest: we are seeing and have seen these special

campaign, the obama administration, to use the infamous clinton bought and paid for a dirty dossierrag down donald trump both before and after the election. we will have all the new details coming up, plus reaction, john solomon and freedom caucus chairman mark meadows. this is a huge breaking story. also tonight it must be a slow week for the destroyed trump press as they continue to push the same old fake, phony, recycled scandal. we will call them out once again and if he thought they couldn't get any more abusively biased, the fake news media, they rolled out long time trump pater rosie o'donnell to bash the president. now the left's hypocrisy, and the hollywood walk of fame citing his disturbing treatment of women. meanwhile bill cosby's star as they there, kevin spacey's star as they are totally intact. we will show you all the updates from day six in the trial of the century, the 2005 tax case of paul manafort. by the way an incredible exchange between team mueller and judge ellis. apparently, mueller's a guy was in tears. sit tight, it's time for tonight's important breaking

hillary clinton gets a free pass.rump is literally targeted by our government with her salacious phony campaign oppo research put together by a foreign national using russian sources for lies. we have a brand-new article tonight from gregg jarrett, he'll be with us, too. he details how the one-time fbi director, james comey, took control of the clinton investigation, took it right out of the hands of the field offices and twisted the facts, softened the language, exonerated clinton, richter investigation from the very beginning. they really never was an investigation. clinton was never going to be found guilty. she was the favored candidate. meanwhile, the fbi, department of justice, they worked hand-in-hand with ex-florence by christopher steele who used his phone he lies open an investigation into allegedly trump-russia collusion. they obtained these fisa warrants illegally against the trump campaign associates, they potentially leaked that, they know, to the general public, to sway opinion with lies. the stuff that

trump and hurt hillary clinton. there's enough evidence there certainly to present this information to a grand jury. obviously mr. mueller and the grand jury will make that determination. on the face, this is prima fascia evidence of a conspiracy to violate campaign finance laws and with donald trump jr.'s admissions of knowing the purpose of the meeting based on the e-mail the president has liability. >> from the tweet over the weekend, thchis was a tweet for meeting on an opponent and done all the time in politics. >> yeah. that's wrong. it is not totally legal. when it's a foreign government offering to do this, it's totally illegal and doesn't happen all the time. if any -- if it ever happens, what a candidate is expected to do is contact the fbi and turn that meeting over. an enemy of the united states, the russians, for purposes of getting dirt on your political opponent, it is a violation of federal law and not done all the time and ought to be of concern of everyone. we heard so much information about the ru

any time clinton is involved, he is blinded. >> lanny is a spokesman and a loyal clinton spokesman.s another from journalists to allow people to get on the air and speak and not deal with it when they make a mistake. put myself in cnn's shoes. the only thing that would allow them to standby this story is that michael cohen told it to them. then he committed perjury when he testified before congress. that's the only thing you can hang your hat on if you are cnn. they need to say. otherwise this is embarrassing for cnn. everybody else pulled it back. donald trump jr., they said he had advanced knowledge of wiki-leaks. they got burned. they reporteds that a bombshell. these are killing journalism. >> sean: all of these networks and newspapers, the group thing to quote tucker. they get on one fixation a day. we will hate trump on this today. they all get on the same page. it's remarkable the amount of the bubble they live in. the american people are innocent that bubble, dan? >> yes, sean, you play these montages on your show before. it's like a coordinated outrage campaign. the one the

hillary clinton turned over 30,000 e-mails, deleted 33,000, so that's 63,000. but on the laptop, they found almost 700,000. so that's got to be a lie by comey, doesn't it? >> yes. it was also so stunning that pete bharara's office in the southern district of new york documented the fact there were 700,000 clinton e-mails on that because they were concerned it would come back to bite them. so everybody knew about it and everybody was trying to cover their you know whats and other people were trying to cover up the evidence. >> and comey extolling the virtues of modern technological and computer wizardry saying we were able to do it in a matter of days, which, you know, i always knew was preposterous. it turns out according to paul speary's investigation, that technical complications, in other words, computer glitches, actually prevented them from looking at the vast majority of these. so comey wasn't telling the truth about that, was he? >> no, he wasn't, and new york agents found that to begin with. that's why they noticed all the e-mails because they couldn't

we hear from who worked with clinton and first lady hillary clinton and john mcconnell who wrote for president george w. bush and vice president dick cheney. new york university hosted this 90 minute program. >> i'm the external affairs associate here at nyu, washington, dc. on behalf of the center, thank you for coming to tonight's event. tonight marks the first of many summer events in the young leaders network series. by developing the young networks leader the center seeks to create programs that will enrich the time students spend at their summer internships and in washington, d.c. we hope events like this will help interns like you build a network of relationships with mentors and peers. maybe encourage you to return to the nation's capital to start a career in public service after you graduate. tonight we are joint by former presidential speech writers during the george w. bush and bill clinton administrations. john mcconnell served more than 10 years on the white house staff and two administrations. as a senior speechwriter for george w. bush and dick cheney, john was part of

this way you could basically channel bill clinton and hillary clinton. you could get their voice that way. i was working before google. lexis-nexis and old autodial things and i think there was netscape, the interns were on netscape. it was harder. then you had to go to the library and look things up in the library. i'm very hands-on and i want to know everything. you know it when you see it, instead of interns bringing you random things. >> sometimes only you know what you are looking for. >> exactly! >> that is true. i remember, we had the assignment during the president's dedication speech for the world war ii memorial. one of my favorite writers of all time, ernie pyle, who wrote a daily column through most of the 1930s and throughout world war ii up until the day he was shot dead by a sniper, talk about beautiful, beautiful writing. that assignment came up , the first thing i thought was, we have to get ernie pyle and president bush's speech, every living person speaking english that remember that war remembers ernie pyle and they will be touched wh

apparently it is okay for trump to go after dirt on clinton but not okay for hillary clinton to go afterirt on trump. to me, it is silly to try to make that assertion when he is doing the same thing. >> is there any truth to the argument made by trump and supporters that what hillary clinton did by paying that pr firm for the christopher steele dossier, based on allegations from russians that she did something illegal indirectly seeking foreign assistance in her campaign to obtain dirt on her republican challenger? >> i think this goes to the point of to what extent she was knowledgeable about what the ultimate sources of the dossier were, whereas with trump camp, they knew very well it was russians. so i think there's an ambiguity there that makes it a foggier yes. >> final question. do you still have your security clearance? >> as far as i know. the technical term here is the threat to revoke my eligibility for access to classified information is i haven't had since about 20th of january, 2017 anyway, but to answer the question, no. as far as i know i still have it. >> so in other word

she also worked at the law firm with hillary clinton. she is very deeply linked with the clintons.t there's a very small group of people, very incestuous. they all have the same framework. these are people who were committed to the establishment, to what they figured was the next dynamic in line because there had their futures, and donald trump ruined it and that is what they wanted to stop. >> jeanine: when tammy talks about this cabal, the trump conspiracy, they were committed to their own future, but their roots were so deep. theseeo were not people mid-levl management, they were right at the top. so it tells me, my prosecutorial instincts tell me that they don't do this unless somebody in the oval office is agreeing to it. i am worried that it might get to that. >> at the very minimum, the attorney general must have known what was going on. >> jeanine: loretto? the one who met with bill clinton? >> i think, in addition to subpoenas, is to declassify as many of these documents.he >> jeanine: why? >> i don't know why. the outcry from the left will be too tremendous. they are scre

you really internalized this person so you could channel hillary clinton or bill clinton. so that's how you -- you get their voice that way. and then, yeah, you know, i was working before google, so it was lexus nexus and all the old auto dial things. i think there was netscape, the interns were on netscape, and then you had the library. i did a lot of personal research, too, because i'm very hands-on and want to know everything. you know it when you see it instead of people bringing you random things. it's hard. >> well, yeah, and sometimes only you know what you're looking for to be able to articulate it. and that's true. i remember we had the assignment during the president's dedication speech for the world war ii memorial. and one of my favorite writers of all time is ernie pyle who wrote a daily column through most of the 1930s and throughout world war ii until the day he was shot dead by a sniper. but talk about beautiful, beautiful writing. and so when that assignment came up, the first thing i thought was, we got to get ernie pyle in president bush's speech on worl

you really internalize this person to you can channel hillary clinton or bill clinton. this is how you work. i was working before google so it was lexis-nexis and autodial things . i think the interns were on netscape. it was harder. you had to go to the library. you had to look things up in the library. and very hands-on and i want to know everything. you know it when you see it, instead of interns bringing you random things. it's hard. >> sometimes only you know what you are looking for and it's hard to articulate. that's true. i remember, we had an assignment during the president's dedication speech for the world war ii memorial. one of my favorite writers of all time, ernie pyle, who wrote a daily column through most of the 1930s and throughout world war ii until the day he was shot dead by a sniper. talk about beautiful, beautiful writing. that excitement came up -- assignment k not -- came up, the first thing i thought was we have to get ernie pyle. every english speaking person who remembers that were remembers ernie pyle and will be touched in a hear his words.

you know i could show is like a tiny little bit of so small compared to the clinton global initiative. and the big n.g.o.s and what they're doing in haiti the red cross the red cross raised half a billion dollars in haiti after the earthquake and only built seven homes and left no infrastructure and we need. clean water just basic clean water they could have given us with that thirteen point three billion dollars that was raised because the u.n. in two thousand and ten as you know brought us cholera which has killed over ten thousand haitians and made sick more than they say a million i say three million haitians so we don't even have clean water so what do these forty two thousand n.g.o.s have to show except the fact that they are used as a smokescreen i was immediately ferrying to rice out i was just talking about people who want to help do i understand you correctly that your message to my odeon says that anyone who is watching t.v. and there are calls to help haiti they shouldn't. is that what you're saying haiti yes what i'm saying is if you hate haiti cannot be developed by char

friend and clinton's name weaves into this story and nother contract to love and your flag the long term strategy group to him the company's stood out for an obvious reason see the head of this group and hillary clinton's daughter chelsea. jackie and i are still best friends she was in my wedding and i was in her leaked emails from hillary clinton server indicate the then secretary of state actively promoted the interests of the long term strategy group with a deal d. d. a secretary clinton thank you again for all you encourage meant and how to deal we had a productive discussion about iran and developments in that and asia but also discuss going to the eagles and that doubt what we need to do so that you can go to work love injure wanted his bosses not only to look into the likely conflict of interest there but you also question the quality of the job done. on the issue of quality more than once i have heard our contractor studies labeled derivative college level and based heavily on secondary sources one of our contractors studies was literally cut and pasted from a world bank rep

your hillary clinton and bill clinton. bill clinton paid 5000 $500,000 in their charity pay tens of millions of dollars, but that is ok. this is a one-way street mr.. , democrats areat going to lose for one reason, law and order. we want law and order. that immigrant the other day killed mali. he shouldn't have been in the country and people are fed up with it. guest: that was hilarious. if you are for law and order, you should be for convicting manafort, michael cohen, it there is a legal investigation donald trump and he wants to avoid the law. if you are for law and order you should be 100% in favor of the mueller investigation which is about law and order. so there is this insanity where they say those latinos coming in, i hate them, law and order on them. they are committing a most a misdemeanor by crossing the border to try and find a home for their families and those of the guys you want to crush, but the guy the very top that has the way ifer, and by he hasn't broken the law, we will find out in that will be fine,

i have said this since the clinton era. -- i have heard this since the clinton era. i do not know why it is comforting for liberals to think this. they do not want me writing books. i picked that up but that is what i do for a living. i think most of the books, my first book, high crimes and in 1998, my, publisher called me and said, it was a bestseller, no, the second one, slander, say congratulations, not only are you on the bestseller list but you are the only person who wrote on the bestseller list. the new york times has different list, hardcover, paperback, fiction, nonfiction, i wanted was for authors who wrote their own book. it would be a different list because mostly it is celebrities pieces of crap. why can't they just sell doormats and that rubs or mugs. i research and write my books. i am a great writer and a killer researcher. host: in your acknowledgment section, you say it my friends cannot be mentioned in an ann coulter book. why? guest: they work in industries they would never work again. [laughter] host: akron ohio, independent caller: thank you fo

clinton's campaign apparatus to try to take out president trump, or then candidate trump.conflict and mueller is conflicted himself because he's using all of this material created by strzok by ohr, by steele, by the clinton dnc dossier. we haven't even gotten into the spygate where the fbi/cia was going at or sending informants targeting the trump campaign to try to dig up dirt. maria: yeah, they were sending informants in well before the launch of the investigation, which was july 31 of 2016 but there were informants trying to taunt trump campaign people way before that. you know, i mean, we were just talking with john ratcliffe and there's no surprise or no coincidence that all of the top leadership, or a significant amount of the top leadership at the fbi and the doj has been fired. let's go through this. i mean you've got andrew mccabe fired for misconduct criminally referred. you've got james comey fired under investigation. sally yates fired. peter strzok fired and now under investigation. bruce ohr demoted under investigation. >> right. three of the five people we r

stevie wonder among the singers, president bill clinton.tha franklin sang at both inaugurations of bill clinton. the reverend jesse jackson. that remembrance will be going on for hours in detroit. at the same time, the other story is the continuing celebration of the life of senator john mccain. his body will lie in state in the capital rotunda today. a funeral or memorial service plan for the washington cathedral tomorrow. this is the third day of remembrance of sandra memorials for senator john mccain. let's go to mike emanuel down in washington with more on the remembrances and the service that we just offered senator john mccain. >> it was an all-american vip type service. we don't have royalty in this country but that's about as close as you get when we have men and women in dress uniform from our armed services escorting the casket of john mccain up the east stops of the capital and into the capital. there was light rain falling and ultimately a downpour, and then when it got to the speeches the senate majority leader pay tribute to s

your hillary clinton and bill clinton.ill clinton paid 5000 $500,000 in their charity pay tens of millions of dollars, but that is ok. this is a one-way street mr.. , democrats areat going to lose for one reason, law and order. we want law and order. that immigrant the other day killed mali. he shouldn't have been in the country and people are fed up with it. guest: that was hilarious. if you are for law and order, you should be for convicting manafort, michael cohen, it there is a legal investigation donald trump and he wants to avoid the law. if you are for law and order you should be 100% in favor of the mueller investigation which is about law and order. so there is this insanity where they say those latinos coming in, i hate them, law and order on them. they are committing a most a misdemeanor by crossing the border to try and find a home for their families and those of the guys you want to crush, but the guy the very top that has the way ifer, and by he hasn't broken the law, we will find out in that will be fine, bu

clintons themselves. what is it about the clintons that is distinctive?tell the truth. that is history's verdict on both clintons. lou: yeah. >> don't forget his roll the last several years as the defender of the national football league. lou: i didn't want to get into that. did you know the hall of fame game was down 13%? >> i'm a rabid football fan, i didn't know there was a game until the next day. lockheart didn't do a good job with publicity. lou: i don't know how good a job you can do. the players seem to have more intelligence than the owners or the nfl front office. i mean, all they have to do, by the way, dak prescott, the quarterback of the dallas cowboy, got to give him a shoutout. the man as i tweeted speaking plainly, straightforwardly, saying this is not the place, this is not the way in which to express political views, during the national anthem. it's disrespectful. i love the fact that one of the players at least had the guts and was strong and straightforward enough to just say that. >> look, he's a great antidote to colin kaepernick who

he worked on hillary clinton op research team in 2016 and put together the clinton bought and paid for dirty russian dossier full of russian lies, salacious, unverified, uncooperated and everyone steele himself wouldn't stand by it. under oath in great britain. he said well, it may not be true at all. it's raw intelligence. it's christopher steele who used bruce ohr to spread propaganda throughout the highest level of the government and to you, the american people. thanks to the reporting also tonight from catherine herridge we know christopher steele who was leaking the contents of his phony dossier to your gullible news media in this country in the fall of 2016. all at the behest and request of fusion g.p.s. by the way who was paid by hillary clinton and the d.n.c. we now know fusion g.p.s., oh, remember the russian lawyer in the infamous trump tower meeting? she was paying fusion g.p.s. don't forget simpson met with the lawyer before and after that meeting at trump tower. we're know christopher steele and simpson were pushing the russian lies. they all knew it was total b.s. by the