he is a clinton operative with deep ties to bill and hillary clinton.henko rumors, speculation, things he read in newspapers. dolan had more ties to russia than anyone in trump's circle. he had ties to the russian foreign ministry. he took a tour ever the ritz-carlton presidential suite. his fingerprints seem all over the trump sex tape story the media reported as true. >> it is even worse than that. not only did they make it all up, but the guy who made it up, he was promised, he was told he would have a big job in the clinton state department when she won thanks to what she was doing. do these people have no integrity at all? it is all about them. it is all about their own personal careers and what they did to this nation for two years, not to mention how they destroyed peoples lives, myself included. yet they were happy enough to do it. why? because it was great for them. not great for anybody else but for them. elizabeth: we understand trump has been forced by a federal judge siding with the congressional committee investigating the capitol riots to

pr executive one, a gentleman named charles he dough lain dolr the clintons, was appointed by bill clintonnistration and worked for the russian information. he was the source for the information, some of the most salacious allegations against paul manafort and donald trump in the ritz carlton hotel. all of that was make believe. it was bogus. folks within the law enforcement community, particularly, were aware of that and yet used it illegally and peddled it for a great period of time for political -- for a political purpose, which is just not only inappropriate but as you're finding out criminal as well and i expect -- i said a long time ago to you, maria, i expect there will be many indictments. i haven't backed off of that and i continue to think there will be many indictments based on the intelligence that i gave to john durham and that i have seen. maria: yeah. and what happens to all of your colleagues on the left who attacked you throughout the years that you were trying to educate and inform the american people, adam schiff saying there was collusion in plain sight. he saw what you

and a former hillary clinton advisor. we can identify that clinton advisor tonight. name is charles doland. in other words, hillary clinton's team was not just funding the steele dossier, they were effectively writing it, too. doland, by the way, has extensive connections to russia, closer than anybody on donald trump's team had from 2006 to 2014. for example, doland did p.r. work on behalf of the russian government and a russian energy company. according to durham's indictment, demchenko told doland he was working on "a project against trump." doland responded by saying he just received dirt on paul manafort, who was donald trump's campaign manager at the time from "a g.o.p. friend." it was all a lie. according to today's indictment, "doland later acknowledged to the fbi he never met with a g.o.p. friend in relation to this information he passed to demchenko, but rather fabricated the fact that the meeting and his communications with demchenko. throughout 2016, doland and other political operatives and fed lies. that one of demchenko's sources believe the aid would

two decades earlier you had watched hillary clinton deal with a cheating husband, bill clinton.that experience inform you? >> well, i mean, every marriage and every relationship has its own ups and downs. i was getting up every day and just trying to survive. >> o'donne: abedin didn't think she would survive what may have been the biggest impact of the weiner scandals. material found on her husband's laptop led f.b.i. director james comey to reopen the investigation into clinton's e-mails in the final days of the 2016 election. so, at the end of the day, do you think it cost hillary clinton the election? >> i don't now. but i did for a long time. let me tell you who did not blame me: hillary clinton. never once. >> o'donnell: well, huma abedin is still hillary clinton's chief of staff, but is looking for what's next. as for her marriage, she is in the process of finalizing her divorce from anthony weiner. all right, still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," alec baldwin speaks out as we learn about more accidental gunfire on the set of that western movie. western movie. and s

clinton to become president. shows the two layers of justice with a layer from the clinton's and then a level from mr. trump. they were not equal. maria: coming up, former judiciary ranking member doug collins with his notes on the russia collusion big lie. all of that right here right now on "sunday morning futures" and. ♪♪ maria: and first this morning we can add economic crisis to the list of foreign policy crises that this administration has engineered in the last 10 months. this week we learned consumer prices for everything from milk and eggs to gasoline has skyrocketed 11.9% on an annualized basis in the month of october. as millions of workers are dropping out of the workforce, because of this bad policy. everyday items like eggs, bacon, baby food is soaring because of all of the free money this administration and the federal reserve are serving up yet nancy pelosi and bernie sanders want to spend more of your money and they will make sure you pay for it with higher taxes. joining me now on the spending n

beginning with this guy chuck dolan, who is a long-time clinton person, goes back to bill clinton's first campaign. flash forward to 2006 and 2014. he's running public relations for the russian regime. >> martha: exactly. >> that's why he has these different russian ties. so it's not a crime to have russian ties. if we're going to play that game, the clinton people have extensive russian ties. >> martha: also on the way out here, there was testimony that adam schiff was overseeing that we all watched that essentially said without the dossier, we couldn't have gotten the warrants to begin this investigation. that was crucial. so so that means that without the dossier, the stuff that they had wasn't holding together and it wouldn't have been enough to have worth based on. they have a real problem here. i don't have to tell you. >> i hope so. >> martha: thanks, k.t. and andy. thanks as well. more to come on this, folks. breaking today, the white house pressed on calls from these democrats to act, please do something they're saying to president biden about these gas prices because boy, is it

there are people above him in the clinton campaign. what we don't know is if they are also suspected of lying. we have no evidence that sullivan is being investigated for a crime what we are seeing now is this multilayer connection between the clinton campaign and this scandal. and it seems very clear that durham believes that this basically was a campaign effort to dupe the fbi and the fbi fell for it. >> bret: jonathan, we appreciate your time. we have been following this story from the very beginning. we will continue and try to explain it the best we can to our viewers. thank you very much. fox news alert now we just learned a federal judge is ruling the committee investigating the capitol riot january 6th can access some of former president trump's white house records. also tonight, white house -- rather, house investigators are issuing subpoenas to 10 additional former officials who worked for president trump during his term. the committee is demanding documents and foreign minister others. then press secretary current fox news a

secretary clinton, it is a real pleasure.that you can make time to be here, thank you in particular for being here tonight with so much going on. it's a real pleasure to have you here. >> thank you. >> all right. we'll be right back. stay with us. ♪ 'cause it's the only thing i wanna do. ♪ turns out everyone does sound better in the shower. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. ♪ 'cause it's the only thing i wanna do ♪ shaq: (singing in background) can't unhear that. for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage - make the right call and go with the general. >>> do you remember armageddon? not the biblical end times prophesy, but the movie. 1998 space action thriller "armageddon," ringing any bells? in the movie "armageddon," a giant asteroid is about to crash into earth, oh no! and so the head of nasa, billy bob thornton decides the only way to stop that asteroid from destroying all of human civilization on earth is bruce willis. bruce

he was the source of the clinton dossier.sian government for pr. he also represented a russian anonymous player accused of hacking. that is the pr operative forveil he s touhe tourc the dirir otot onl hdaie h dn pauseecseec wassero psed pd bigob andnd theartmenarenfllarhi cliyon wntw e m h m uadp m a ole l . mad te t chene c too ia.ss ss w bamehe fotifofofo of tteele ssiedohirchunch a b a b .. enthtenthen w giv g to fbibi es for fbi f f g fiviv the muellemuletigatition the t ew w o lfies.ieie thehe whole w time time bimeim medi a.me iz eth: i to getet eheai el el e he said clinton steele dossier worked for russia fsb. the successor to russia's kgb. then have a durham indictment this is really important please move up in the script i want to get to it. terms indictment said the work could affect the likelihood hostile foreign intelligence services will learn of its attempt to influence a steele dossier. that means durum thanks russians were aware of it in for the disinformation into imported into the fbi to disrupt, right? the

it is hillary clinton's first novel. i read their book so fast it was like somebody was timing me to get through it. we'll talk a little bit about that with secretary clinton. we will talk with her a lot about what is going on in the country right now. i'm really looking forward to that interview. >>> but before we get there, i want to give you an important update tonight on a story we have been covering closely. this is a story that is more than four decades in the making. we have been covering it for a while now just because it is a through-the-looking-glass, absolutely bizarre, impossible to believe story out of missouri related to a man named kevin strickland. kevin strickland was 18 years old in 1978 when he was arrested in kansas city, missouri. he was put on trial for a triple murder he insisted he had nothing to do with. he had an al buy. it didn't matter. he had people who corroborated his alibi, it didn't matter. there was no physical evidence connecting him to the crime. it didn't matter either. it was an all-

one to mccabe the other comey or brenon -- brennan, every one leads to hillary clinton.ullivan, a national security adviser he was mentioned in durham's report, interesting, he spot not a target but the lawyer for hillary clinton, who was paid by dnc to get the dodgey dossier contacted sullivan when he was working for hillary clinton and campaign. pushed a lie that the trump towers was paying off of a russian bank, called alpha bank, we knew that lies started with the hillary clinton campaign and those connected to it i think what john durham will do continue to follow the leads down that road, i really hope, that he does not stop. i really hoped that the department of justice does not swipe under the rug the people they want to flow under the rug, and they expose everything and everyone, and ern is under hillary clinton. clinton. steve: we talked about names that keep coming back. last week it was fiona hill. this week jake sullivan. he just, he was i think, now you know focusing on foreign policy, he was her main poll visaed visor. >> yes. there are many lawmakers who

it was too late for bill clinton to save congress, there wake-up call came after the midterms of the call is now but they are not waking up. paul: your description, your advice when you say move to the center, how? >> moved to the center, have to do something about gas prices and that means reversing some of the policies you put into effect, do something about the border so real policy changes, not just changes in rhetoric. you have to look at the bill to avoid inflationary pressures you might put the climate change up on a marked technology but, slower tax based incentive spaces which is now about its hundred billion dollars or $550 billion and he's already the richest person in the world. [laughter] paul: pare back the spending bill, 4 trillion and maybe try to see if you can put together a smaller bill more focused and go ahead with that. >> absolutely and i think manchin in the moderates have been angling for that, 53% of democrats are moderates. the party is genuinely split, 25% of the country is liberal. the expectation that the aoc and bernie sanders coming from vermont and th

clinton by john durham. last i checked, in terms of congressional testimony the dossier people refused to tell investigators what they told the candidate or the campaign directly. i think she should be asked questions. there is other information out there that there was intelligence that the clinton people and the obama people through the fbi who were also anti-trump made all this up because of the email scandal, she was nervous about the criminal liability and it was a political problem for her as well so what do you do? make up fake allegations against your political opponents which may be fair however unethical in a campaign but when you are using the fbi to spy on your political opponents, obama and clinton you get into crimes and when you are lying to the fbi that is what durham is looking at. i'm glad durham did something but the fbi knew four years ago this was a lie, mueller knew it was a lie. people like adam schiff, - todd: if bob mueller had all the money and resources in the world to figure out,

durham says clinton's campaign deployed a longtime clinton operative as a source to help manufacture debunked anti- trumped steele dossier democrats got inside the fbi, which was then used to help spy on the trumped campaign. and of course accusations are tantamount to conviction when it comes here. also the media losing credibility again pushing hard on a false narrative that racism one in tuesday's election despite republican minority winning. also this house speaker nancy pelosi for the disintegration of the democrat party. pelosi's patron is a nexus and ironfisted control stopping the rise of fresh democrat talents, moderate to threat her power. hibbing agency to activists stalking democrat centers like joe manchin plus this biden supported the aclu, are they getting a cut at the potential multimillion dollar payouts from biden's justice department to illegal border crossers who broke the law? are they doing it all pro bono? all this as military families get a fraction of those payouts and lose the benefits, that could happen if they are not vaccinated. an biden's beak work borde

when president clinton won a second term, an opportunity arose. i went down to the clinton treasury as an assistant secretary for financial markets and i have not looked back. it has been a terrific 24 years. david: after you left the clinton administration, did you decide to go back in the investment world? gary: the first thing i did along with a colleague from the treasury department's wrote a book. we thought of it is a common sense book on investing. it was promoting the use of long -- low-cost index funds for people who have their retirement savings. that was the first thing. then i started working on this accounting law. david: ultimately president obama is elected and he asks you to join him. gary: i had been working on senator clinton's campaign, the 2008 campaign, as a senior advisor. i was particularly honored that he reached out and gave me the opportunity to serve once again. david: we were going through a recession. you had to pick up a lot of pieces. was that a more challenging position than the one you have now? >> they are both re

take a look. >> huma abedin is one of hillary clinton's most trusted advisors by her side from the clintonmpaigns to the secretary of state office where she was one of the highest profile muslim americans to serve in the executive branch. you may also know her from her relationship with anthony weiner but she's not told her full story publicly until now. in her now book "both and" she shares her extraordinary personal journey growing up in saudi arabia to being the right hand person to one of the most powerful people in the world. huma abedin joins me now. i said this off camera so i'll say it on camera. it's shocking to think about the fact we've never really seen you do interviews or hear you because you're familiar with democratic politics for so long you were the person off to the right. so how did it feel to move from just off to the right to center stage telling your story? >> well, first of all, so excited to be on the show with you today but i have to say, i preferred being behind the scenes, prefer being invisible. everything is new to me so i'm emerging into this world where all

clinton. i say first lady? or do i say secretary clinton? or senator clinton.l content myself by saying we thank you for your service to our nation. and we have the fondest affection for you. if at the end one can say the powers that god granted him, he is worthy of love as well as respect end of the sacrifices of many. that he may achieve what he deemed to be his task. that life has been lived well and there there are no regrets. does that sound like someone yoy know? it seems like the husband and father and grandfather right here. people ask how did you develop a friendship with the secretary and general. well, there were two disgruntled combat veterans who were not happy with the way we conducted or leftt our lives. so it's part of the new administration which is coming into develop not only the systems that we need but worried also about the morale in our nation into much. that was a natural bonding thing. i asked him at the time, he was a major general, how do you know a good person. >> some people were great in uniform. but the fact of the matter is that

hillaryla clinton. in the throes of the most brutal election campaign noo one takes time to write to a woman she has never met about a man she has never met this was an act of are all truism and kindness. and that meant so much to me and i could see why so many people have such admiration for her politically. but at that moment i can see why and then i sell in love with her than two. and then clearly after the election it was february when we got a chance to meet but i have to tell you you not only meet her for five minutes in try not to say anything stupid that i was invited there for a whole weekend a whole weekend. [laughter] one more short little story. the first time that you and i met. we were at a restaurant. gone to a restaurant with bill and a couple of other people. you are flying in from boston. can coming to the door and the place goes silent. and then as one day rise. there was this standing ovation for you. i will never forget looking across the room at you and just being so pleased. and t

hillary clinton.during the brutal election campaign, she took time to write to a woman she never met about a man she has never met, a canadian who cannot even vote. this was an act of just kindness and it meant so much to me. i could see why so many people have such admiration for her. politically, but at that moment i could see why betsy loves her and as i fell in love with her then, to. i guess that it was clearly after the election, i think it was february i think that we had a chance to meet. you get a chance to not only meet hillary for five minutes and you try not to say anything stupid, but i was invited there with betsy for a whole weekend. what are the chances of not saying anything stupid for a whole weekend. [laughter] one more short little story. the first time that you and i met. we were at a restaurant. gone to a restaurant with bill and a couple of other people. you are flying in from boston. you were a little bit late. we were already seated. hillary arrives and stands at the door and

and hillary clinton.n joe biden learn from the 1990s? not that he wasn't there, but what can he learn from the clinton administration? >> well, i don't think he'll go back and promise a balanced budget as we did. that ship has sailed. but with today's numbers, you can see that he better give some quick attention here to the bread and butter issues. he can't put in policies that raise gas prices, raise food prices, he's going to have to back off those policies, understand and put them in the context of the situation and move more step by step brunging the public with him. >> i'm curious what you think that means specifically. because some people look back to the clinton administration and the focus turned to things like school uniforms, which people think are trite. but in terms of priorities, what to you think joe biden should focus on now? >> i think joe biden has to realize that joe manchin and sinema are not outliers. the bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez are outliers. the country is divided

. >> as many of you know hillary rodham clinton served as the 67th secretary of state >> in additionbeing the first woman in u.s. history to become a presidential nominee, this is all after for decades in public service. hillary is the first lady senator, a wife, a mother, grandmother, author of seven best-selling books and so much more. and because of the same time, she is also the most insightful, thoughtful, and resilient person that i have ever met personally. even though she and her family are regulars to scattered books in chappaqua, new york, making this introduction for hillary is really an honor for me. >> my name is lucy and i am please be sharing this event with laura. [inaudible]. is also an international best-selling author's books has been on the number one new york times and u another lists. [inaudible]. and honor novel, this book. [inaudible]. the conflict and in many languagesat and 2007, she receid the order of canada, to the canadian culture. we are so blessed to have louise penny, living in our village. >> and just when we thought that it could not get any better

is the clinton operative behind trump russia ready to flip for the feds, maybe on clinton campaign staffers take it on next. stay right there. ♪ (man) still asleep. (woman vo) so, where to next? (vo) reflect on the past, celebrate the future. season's greetings from audi. derriere discomfort. we try to soothe it with this. cool it with this. and relieve it with this. but new preparation h soothing relief spray is the 21st century way to do all three. even touch free. preparation h. get comfortable with it. bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪. elizabeth: joining me now, gop strategist ford o'connell on this hot debate. ford, good to see you. jim trusty was with us last night. he brought this up. the indictment of igor danchenko. looks like long time operative behind trump russia, charles dolan is talking to the fbi. it reads all through the latest indictment. it looks like he might be re

two decades earlier you had watched hillary clinton deal with a cheating husband, bill clinton. did any of that experience inform you? >> well, i mean, every marriage and every relationship has its own ups and downs. i was getting up every day and survive. >> reporter: abedin didn't think she would survive what may have been the biggest impact of the wiener scandals. material found on her husband's laptop led fbi director james comey to reopen the investigation into clinton's emails in the final days of the 2016 election. so at the end of the day, do you think it cost hillary clinton the election? >> i don't now. but i did for a long time. let me tell you who did not blame me, hillary clinton. never once. >> huma abedin is still hillary clinton's chief of staff but is looking for what's next. as for her marriage, she is in the marriage of finalizing her divorce from anthony weiner. >>> all righ >>> a young girl from texas has boldly stepped up for tests on covid vaccines for children with weakened immunity. as cbs' janet shamlian explains, this brave little girl is paying it for

secretary clinton, it is a real pleasure.particular for being here tonight with so much going on, it's a pleasure to have you here. >> thank you. >> all right, we'll be right back, stay with us. back, stay with us >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ (vo) subaru and our retailers believe in giving back. that's why, in difficult times, we provided one hundred and fifty million meals to feeding america. and now through the subaru share the love event, we're helping even more. by the end of this year, subaru will have donated over two hundred and twenty five million dollars to charity. this is what it means to be more than a car company. this is what it means to be subaru. (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. this is what it means to be more than a car company. ♪ ♪ want your clothes to smell freshly washed all day with

but clinton had to say about women taking charge and pushing for more progress. those stories and much more ahead after the break. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ ebenezer. ebenezer. marley? first you will see the past. excuse me! coming through! ugh! and then...the present. and finally, ebenezer...the future! introducing the all-electric eqs. happy holidays from mercedes-benz. >> new tonight at 6, the tsa screened, a total of 2.3 million passengers yesterday as travelers headed out to celebrate the thanksgiving holiday with loved ones. the agency says that is about 88% of the travelers who were screened on the same day back in 2019 last year the tsa screened just one 0.1 million passengers a day before thanksgiving. the latest figures bring the total number of passengers screen since monday to more than 6.6 million. that's compared to just over 2.9 million in 2020 and over 7.3 million in 2019. >> well, speaking of travel, if you went to new york city. th

hillary clinton's is fictional.is is is a very personal account of her life. so it interesting. interesting greets? yeah. thank you. right in the clear sign that it's officially the holiday season in san francisco return of the san francisco spca is window displays at macy's in union square. but just like all the other holiday traditions around union square. this loved stable has had to make some adjustments for the pandemic. instead it little fur actually being out on display why they've switched to videos of most this year to improvement from last year when they were on display at all because of the big crowd to that they they draw so a lot of people of that. i don't know. its people are outside the looking at the right. backs an 8 as why can't the real are maybe next year. maybe thing right. and what's going. yeah, i guess that some of the kids can't be fully vaccinated, right. is that was that like maybe i maybe maybe that maybe the animals need to be protected to maybe hour is that code that is quite count. tha

not only was the clinton campaign paying to commission this dossier, the people in the clinton orbitg the information that went into it. this is a clinton operation from beginning to end. david: and, dan, it really was russian collusion, but it wasn't trump-russia collusion, it was clinton-russia collusion. >> yeah, that's the thing, david. there was a russian collusion there, and it happened to be the opposite of what the press was describing it as. it didn't originate in moscow, it originated in washington d.c. you have to ask at this point what exactly was going on with that collusion narrative. igor danchenko who was indicted told "the new york times" in 2020 that he was dealing in, quote-unquote, raw intelligence. and charles dolan himself was tasked with asking along gossip, rumor and hearsay. even the people perpetrating this knew they were dealing in insubstantial allegations. so how did it happen? as kim just described it, for over two years major media outlets in the united states and the fbi and the congress, adam schiff's learings, purported -- hearings, purported to purs

advisor of clinton lawyer is biden own national security advisor jake sullivan.on, biden, obama now firmly implicated in what is the biggest abuse of power corruption scandal in our country's history that russian dossier that hillary paid for coordinated by a partisan clinton supporter it's a hit job it's bought and paid for by the clinton campaign and the dnc all sources never verified but then used to secure pfizer warrants against carter page to spy on a presidential candidate transition team and president. i think we got it right from the beginning it took us a 3 long years. the only show to uncover the truth night after night we have been vindicated and all of these other media out lets have been selling highs and conspiracy theorys and hoax and they've done it for years. by the way, no one fuelled these made up bizarre conspiracy theorys more than the compromised liar him adam shift. watch him squirming when pressed by morgan on the view. >> you defended, promoted you even read into the congressional record the steel dossier and we know last night the main

yeah, i think hillary clinton is right. big claim is essentially undermining the us dollar and us dollars rolled reserve currency. the days are numbered. there are those, even in the big calling community that held out hope that somehow the us dollar will remain on the world stage. but as hillary clinton herself points out, the coin is essentially undermining or destroying the u. s. dollar, because the u. s. dollar can't hold its purchasing power because it's via money and no fee money over the past 300 years has ever escape trading to 0. and the us dollar is going to do exactly the same thing. gold was great for a while, but now gold is being replaced by bitcoin and what this means to the u. s. dollar. and those who are part of the us dollar global empire of debt. while i mean, if they don't buy big coin, they're going to find themselves, i think in a very dire circumstances. and i would love to say that i feel bad for them. but you know, some, some have to perish so that others can survive. and if you're holding dollars,

and president clinton, it made his day. he told his staff all my gosh, i'm pretty sure it was 43 he called him, he just called me 42, i am like a member of the family, i thought that was funny. >> so president bush was reagan's vice president for eight years and is a question about, they were adversaries and i'm not sure president bush ever thought he'd be picked for the vp so talk about how that relationship grew between the two of them. >> i should say whoever asked the question, i apologize, it predates my book and predates from when i was in president bush's inner circle, do i know the answer? i do, it's from being around 25 years, president reagan sort of chose george bush to be his vp candidate in the 11th hour at the reporting convention. it was former president that was his first choice that didn't work out it became george bush from texas and they became best friends. the timing of the question is perfect because i have lunch the other day with secretary baker and a lot of you might remember secretary baker was pre

near the railroad track in clinton. >> that is right.t because there a riot during reconstruction in the town of clinton that was not in the history books that i read growing up, studying mississippi history and the local public schools. >> reconstruction in america, not just in mississippi, is one of the most overlooked and under-appreciated historical eras and the people who wrote about it afterwards, north and south, wrote about it from a white supremacy point of view, whether they were in alabama or mississippi. there was a lot of violence throughout america during reconstruction against african-americans. it is a terrible time in our history from that perspective. it is a great time of experimentation with providing the rights of citizenship and political equality to african-americans. unfortunately through the lens of white supremacy that was too much for a lot of white people to take during that time. >> are there any other markers in mississippi that acknowledge white violence against african-americans? >> the only marker of whic

but i did. >> stephen:you worked for hillary clinton 25 years? >> 25 years. stephen: wow. that feeling, can you imagine? i still remember and get goosebumps, that feeling walking into that mansion, walking down that red carpet, very similar to yours, actually. >> stephen: like that's a mistake. ( laughter ) >> up those marble steps. you know, i write the scene in the book where the first time as an intern, you know, hillary clinton, who was first lady, had me greet the prime minister of bangladesh, i was one of the few muslim interns at the white house. i feel like i'm standing in the center of the most important house in the world. you just can't make these experiences up. it was just awe-inspiring. it was an incredible experience. >> stephen: we'll take a quick break. we'll be back with more huma abedin, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) ♪♪ ums ♪ ♪ what could be better ♪ ♪ taking a nap ♪ ♪ drive a friend home ♪ ♪ stop for a snack ♪ ♪ things you can't do ♪ ♪ using an app ♪ ♪ don't send emojis ♪ ♪ go hug your mom ♪ ♪ drive to the airport ♪ ♪ show him some lo

or the clinton mom, is to start to look if the people as dissident award. we have dissidence, we have dissidence in cuba, we have dissidence and central america. we have dissidence in various other countries. now we have dissidence in america. any one is on the street, protesting is now considered by the club to craft the oligarchs, the corrupt, the biden's, the hunter, biden's as enemies of their wealth. and of course, to get out of it, they print more money and the escape patch, of course is spread coin they will lose. am again, i would like to say that i would, i am regretfully, don't feel sorry for hillary and her group of club to crabs. and when they are gone from the stage, i will not be shedding a tear. so again, here's to have minds. we covered hillary clinton warning that it was bitcoin, which caused the destabilization of the us dollar currency read. and then here is joe biden. warning that caught your widens deal is d, stabilizing the u. s. electric vehicle market, which i know there's trillions of dollars. now, going into these electric vehicles

and i think both clinton and bush have just made big mistakes. by not putting their arms around congress. you know, democrats and republican. bring them down. not just a photo op. have them down there once a week, put your arms around them and say come on. i think that's the only way we're going to get back to where we were way back with jerauld ford's days when. >> does it make sense to you that one reason 30 years ago why the two parties found it easier in some ways to work together? 30 or 40 years ago. was because 0 or 40 years ago each of the parties had liberal and conservative southerners, northerners, that when mondale arrived in the senate it was only a few years before you. if you wanted to get anything done, you were from minnesota you had to work with dick russell and john stannis and you had to develop personal relationships that in some ways transcended ideology. so you develop a knack of compromising internally. >> plus the fact we felt we were the permanent minority. and if we were going to get anything done as republicans we had t