clinton: right. jeffrey: it's -- nothing's surprising anymore but it's still somewhat shocking that -- i've been speaking plainly about this so there's no -- and i think we have to speak plainly about this. donald trump is -- this is not a partisan observation, it's a reality observation. he's a racist and a misogynist and he's facing 91 felony counts on multiple different cases. and he tried to overthrow the government and he insighted the sacking of the cap -- incited the sacking of the capitol. i've asked this question yesterday to consume of different people on this stage, i'll ask you, it's, why is he still a player in american politics? is that directly related to this degraded information ecosystem that we have? and all of the other ideas that you're talking about, the loneliness issues, how do you tie this all together looking at the coming challenge from your party's perspective? sec. clinton: well, i think you're right to raise it the way you did. because the strategy is to flood the zone.

president clinton is there.gry at him. >> he told him, "listen, this is not the general assembly. "i didn't come here to, to waste my time. "let us be pragmatic. "let us put ideas on the table. "do you accept the concept of, uh, of border modifications? "you do not have to accept the map "that mr. ben-ami put on the table. "come with an alternative map, "negotiate, work on the, on the subject. don't give speeches." >> president clinton, at that room, he was a mediator or a facilitator. and therefore, the mediator or the facilitator, to show his support to one side against the other is not fair. >> narrator: to break the impasse, clinton suggests a land swap, since israel wants to keep part of the west bank for settlers. arafat accepts border modification in principle, but wants other usable land in exchange. >> i accept, but to make swap in the value and in the area, not only to give me desert. >> barak said, "i'm ready to explore these ideas, subject to arafat's similar acceptance." >> prime minister barak was

since the clinton administration nevada national economic council. we have seen more or less role with that as the coordinator you had a center pulling all the pieces together on funding and on management. it is a reflection of how all of the different interests are presented for decision. on the domestic side. let me offer a vignette for each chair. at omb that year this was perhaps an unusual year 2011 when i was there. there's a grand bargain negotiation was speaker weiner awas the year when we are facig a potential shutdown or crisis. the entire time at omb and that chapter was around those issues. the engagement between the white house, the president, and congress was at theer most sensitive level was a very small circle of people directly involved. the challenge, this is my perspective from omb was for the white house to remain coordinated so the present have hadall the views the president needed while the fewest possible people were in the conversation. which is not normal in a domestic issue. it's normal and a national security issue. it's no

[crowd cheering] - bill clinton and i met each other in the anti-war movement.fulbright. we became very close. when he decided to run for president, mickey kantor called me and said, we want you to support bill's race for president. and i said, i've got to tell you the truth. i can't do that right now. i don't know where he stands on the issues that concerns my community. i can't go ask people in my community to support him. just have to say, well, he's a good guy. trust him. because we don't trust anybody anymore, even good guys. mickey said, what are the issues? and i said passage of a civil rights law to protect us in public accommodations and jobs, an executive order to make it legal for openly lgbtq people to serve in the military, and an aids program. came back and said, we're on board with all three issues. that sealed the deal. ♪ we raised millions of dollars, did ads, mobilized across the country, did everything. we couldn't have done more. - candidate clinton went to bat for gays. - i have a vision, and you're a part of it. - what was an issue became r

clinton insisted on oslo and netanyahu could not hide his feelings. no one was happy with it. the left because of the things it did to weaken the asloub agreement and the right because of the things to maintain the agreement, it should be balanced, which is practically impossible. during this period , netanyahu had many failures. ok. he completely stopped the so-called reconciliation process, for example, the most prominent action it was a very temporary agreement with the palestinians that was made in that period. it didn't take long for netanyahu's political support to gradually decrease and he lost to ehud barak in the next election. apparently, the supporters of oslo peace were victorious. this 3-year period will cause the space to be taken out of the hands of the right-wing and the religious again and the leftists will come to power again, and the terms of this defeat for netanyahu and the right-wing faction were so bitter that netanyahu himself made a media comment during that period. he declares that i will not enter the field of politics anymore and i completely want t

clinton attacked oslo. things he did to weaken the asloub pact, and the right-wing parties had to establish a balance because of the things that were the preservation pact , which is practically impossible in this period . well, netanyahu had many failures. idiom. he stopped it. for example, the most prominent action that took place during that period was a very temporary agreement with the palestinians. it didn't take long for netanyahu's political support to gradually decrease and he lost to ehud barak in the next election. apparently , the supporters of oslo peace were victorious. this 3-year period will make the space out of the hands of the right-wing and religious again and the leftists will come to power again. and the right wing and likud were so bitter that netanyahu himself announced in a media interview during that period that i will no longer enter the field of politics and i absolutely want to leave the field. i will say goodbye to politics, and completely for a few years , at least until 2000,

and hillary clinton is one of his first guests in cairo.he thinks that he can build egypt with the help of america and move forward. morsi, who studied in america for many years , is optimistic about america and its embassy in egypt, and thanks hillary clinton for america's support for the egyptian revolution and her presidency. it is hot. but beyond, the us embassy is shaping a new story in egypt. military and security figures visit this embassy a lot these days . but no one is pessimistic about these developments and it is as if the happy days of the egyptian people continue and the past will not be repeated. the star of iqbal morsi will turn black with these shouts and fires. the doctor who was supposed to make egypt the economic power of africa has broken under the pressure. america's promises have not been fulfilled. but morsi despises his critics and calls them uneducated, ignorant and without identity. now people are coming to the streets again. egyptian military forces are still supported by the united states. stephen beecroft, the

they included david axelrod, valerie jarrett, and all of bill clinton's, , almost all of bill clinton's former white house chief come erskine bowles, john podesta, leon panetta was on the phone, so with bill daley. anyway, the point of this come the recent industry was because obama didn't want to be accused of measuring the drapes in the oval office before hene was elected. nightingale how important it was to figure out who is white house chief would be. unlike some of the president. and he, and so erskine bowles was on his phone call marvelously and kind of unforgettably, the first thing he said was, listen, leave your chicago friends at home. they will only cause you grief. well, ed wood on the call was from chicago practic, david axelrod, valerie jarrett, bill daley and all the rest. he did not take that advice, needless to say. he appointed rahm emanuel who was i think a good choice at the time for the first part of the obama presidency. my point here is, is once again that presidents often learn the hard way that you have to empower a white house chief. obama understood this i thi

they included david axelrod, valerie jarrett and all of bill clinton's, almost all of bill clinton's former white house chiefs, erskine, john podesta, panetta was on the phone. so is bill daley. anyway, the point of this, the it was secret was because obama want to be accused of measuring the drapes in the oval office before he was elected. but he knew how important it was to figure out who his white house chief would be unlike some other. and he and so erskine bowles, who was on this phone call call marvelously and i'd kind of unforgettably the first thing he said was listen leave your chicago friends at home they will only cause you grief. well everybody on the call was from chicago practically david axelrod, valerie jarrett bill daley and all the rest he did not take that advice. needless to say he appointed rahm emanuel who was i think a good at the time for the for the first part of the obama but my point is is is once again that presidents often learn the hard way that you have to empower a white house chief obama understood this i think from the beginning and that was one of t

the clinton riots began on september 4th, 1875.tary units flocked into clinton. there was a political rally, and it was one of the first times that african americans had gotten together to really listen to political candidates. and it was organized by the republican party, but there was also a group of white democrats who were sent there to disrupt things. shots rang out. african american families began to flee the scene. even one mother left her child in the hollow of a tree just for protection. and then over the course of the next several days, white liners began to flood into clinton and then systematically round up those who organized the rally and then kill them. sometimes in front of their own families members. >> so this is a group of white democrats killing the black republicans? >> correct. it was the plan of the white democrats to keep african americans from voting. the violence served as a pretext for the return of white rule and the end of reconstruction in mississippi. >> do you feel like people know that this marker e

you know the facts in the hillary clinton case. you know the facts in the joe biden case. know about four locations, top secret classified documents. why did donald trump get mar-a-lago raided and why didn't they get the same treatment? >> they should have all gotten the same treatment. none of them should have been indicted. this is a statute that is never applied to former presidents taking fake documents home with them, unless -- and it's never happened in history -- they've shown them or sold them to the foreign enemies. you must have a single standard of justice. the single standard of justice doesn't say we have to indict hillary clinton and joe biden it says you cannot indict and prosecute donald trump. people who want to prosecute him say it's different. turn things these back over. that's not a crime. that's the american way. you don't necessarily cooperate with people who want to put you in jail who are out to get trump! you fight back. no! you hire lawyers. you challenge everything. and so i think that the cases are -- every case is different, of course, but the

president biden and jill biden, bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton, joined currentr leaders to pay tribute to former first lady rosalynn carter at her memorial service tuesday. all living first ladies were there. 99-year-old president jimmy carter, now in home hospice care since last february, was also in attendance in a wheelchair. rosalynn carter served as the longtime political advisor and strategist for jimmy carter, what from rural state senator to governor of georgia in 1970 and president of the united states in 1976. as first lady, rosalynn carter join white house cabinet meetings, served as an envoy to latin america. in 1979, time magazine declared her to be the second most powerful person in the united states. she and jimmy carter also worked for years with the charity habitat for humanity building homes for people in need. this is their grandson jason carter speaking at tuesday's memorial. folks a special thank you secretary clinton, mrs. bush, mrs. obama, misses trump and dr. biden. thank you for coming and acknowledging this remarkable sisterhood that yo

those one has been tracking clinton repeatedly. or if he's hold on conditional support of israel, that's going to attack that. and it was very interesting. that's the texas president chose not to be in the capital. when blinking visited, he went on his schedule visit to the black sea. any hosted lots of pictures of him drinking tea with the local freight cables for the distance between him and blinking on top of that, there was no joint statement by feet on. i'm blinking, blinking made his comments just before getting on the plate. again, a sign of distance for between on per i'm blinking here, given the fact that on this away, he's really just base, is increasingly out the rate over the ongoing attack on garza. so that's the one that's going to put some space between him and the united states. but the same time behind the scenes they will be pleased that clinton has finally visits on crow. i don't want to see this has been dictation to talk. it is an impulse to play in the region and has a role to play in resolving this complex co

and so clinton raised into one of these meetings and. yeltsin said, you know, you you've raised this. i'm i've done something about this. this isn't happening. and clinton said, well, in fact, we have evidence that there are russian firms continuing to support iran in ways that you might not be aware of. and i'm going to hand you this piece paper that will explain our understanding of this, that information that might be helpful. you. and i was like, you know, especially because it was about a nuclear program, i was like, gosh, i'm really surprised you do. but of course, it was about a nuclear program. but the conversation did reveal sources and methods. there was nothing about the conversation that revealed anything that be shared. you know, it was interesting that the united states felt it needed help yeltsin understand, what was going on, whether he was, you know, willfully not understanding it or whether he really didn't have the capacity to know what certain parts of, you know, the russian, in conjunction with other russian entities

thank you for sticking around clinton. so let's get into these domestic affairs within south africa, 01. the plaza was not that long ago. charged with a corruption scandal more than half a $1000000.00 worth. he was recently cleared of any wrong doing. but can you, can you tell us more about that case, but many outlets have called sofa gate. ok. yes. so this gives you 2 must be known as the us can, so by the name from that to them. so you don't know what is the book is which is not all joint inspection. so that's what i'm trying to do to kind of 2020 by the 20, came to the bucket at the entrance to sort of the story. is that some of those where you can quote we front of the week of the funny story about 500 and i put these 25082000. yes. the love that was the best. so i the phone. so i get to the to, to get into the. ready vision, i'm afraid that we use a full mouth africans to get intelligence officials exams, and that's what we did. it was done. and they said this might have gotten into a spectrum to something like you sa

the peace negotiations during ehud barak's era did not end even with clinton's middle father. in a period when netanyahu's problem with the americans reaches its peak and the excuse was the argument that america should have helped and not. netanyahu is actually threatening clinton not to deal with the israelis in this way, but according to their own words , while clinton had served the israelis a lot, attention there is no depth to netanyahu's statement, and according to many experts, in fact , the mooney levinci incident is happening because of this disharmony between netanyahu and clinton. in the midst of this turmoil, netanyahu resumed rebuilding his political supporters and found his audience. we already we warned that this is exactly what it is going to happen if you put yourself in a situation where the opposite party considers you a weak leader, the result will not be peace and friendship in any way, and basically, there is not going to be a historical change and transformation for the palestinians, it is going to be a war. when netanyahu was rebuilding his political de

thank you for sticking around clinton. so let's get into these domestic affairs within south africa. 01. the post i was not that long ago charged with a corruption scandal more than half a $1000000.00 worth. he was recently cleared of any wrong doing. but can you, can you tell us more about that case but many outlets have called so fund gate. ok . yes. so these kids you from us in the us, canada, so by the name of from that to then suit i'm a one is the, the book is which is not all joins big. so. busy that's what a gift card to do to kind of 2020 by the 20, came to the public edition incidence to so it is a story that's something we can cause we find on the dement wake of the funny story about $500.00 and i put in trying to push these to $582000.00. that was the best. so i the phone. so i get to the reason for the giving today. ready i think i vision, i'm afraid the reason for my doctor comes to get into it and he blends us. what we did was studying the same as mine. oh yeah. and it was supposed to be something like you s

bill clinton's turn. charlie, this follows in nixon and ford but i would argument that is a key difference of the entertainment in chief in the age of cable television. clinton accepted the invitation to appear on the program out of sheer desperation. it was july 1992. he was way behind in the polls and his campaign was hemorrhaging money and struggling to raise money. he was willing to try anything. he went on talk radio. he went on all sorts of daytime shock -- talkshows. he accepted an invitation by mtv to participate in this town hall conversation in a program called choose or lose. it was on this show he seemed to get his groove back. according to one observer, clinton was, quote, quick, not slick. pathetic and not condescending. imaginative and not worry. his presence uplifted his campaign. it abated the elitist news programming of network broadcast television but it had real conversations, as they were framed for this idea of authenticity. real conversation with the voters. there is a difference be

billon clinton was known as a vacuum cleaner. he read everything and he would read multiple mysteries a week but he also read serious topics. george w. bush is a good example. bush is the guy that goes to gayle and then he goes to texas in the loses the race in the late 1970s where he is depicted this is pointy-headed ivy league intellectual. >> amazing to watch the videos on youtube of that campaign. bush is almost unrecognizable a the candidate that we have seen later on. >> and that is why. he said i'm never going to be out country to again then he put on the hat of the boots. he's a huge reader and talks about the 35 years that he knew george w. bush. he had a book in his hand on the campaign trail and he presents himself as a cowboy and it works. he gets elected governor of texaste twice and it changed his image. when he was president he wonders show that he was a serious and thoughtful person. you play with your imaging your own peril. >> tibet have a positive effect? made him president. as president and i can attest to it

we'll discuss it when we return with clinton and salis. a type m o will be right back the the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the since world war 2, united states has fostered extremist anti russian prejudices and hatreds among the ukrainian de ashcroft. and at least in canada, united states and countries in eastern europe, probably everywhere. and it doesn't matter what these groups say or do it will support them if it is the groups are causing hatred and chaos within the target country, joe again might done choose. but who should consecrate dell or sort of do well, i suppose one of the socialist leads up in general was usually just $50.00. yeah, it's a 1000000 ca uses anyone at anything if there's a religion the, the walking back to the m o. m l a chance. so every year, millions of people lose things in the couch. cushions regularly. do your spring cleaning and you'll find, you know, a cell phone remote controls loose change old snacks. but how about half a $1000000.00 in cash? that was just one of the fights, serial rama posts that was facing,

clinton, however, spoke on mtv's town hall for over an hour. he had little pushback from tabitha soren, who is hosting the event, and he fully dominated of his policies and some of the controversies that his had encountered in the recent weeks. while framed as a news event, it more like partizan television that clinton used to cultivate this loyalty to him. mtv news had a different objective. sure, they wanted to add to the civic conversation, but their goal was to keep viewers from turning channel. they also were aware as many other cable operators were, who watched a variety of other political entertainment experiments on shows like comedy central and nickelodeon. they were aware that congress was debating at that very same time a bill to reregulate the industry. and so the. were profitable the cable industry and politically advantages to the presidential. so what is the relationship between popular culture and presidential. what is the legacy this shift of the entertainment in chief from the broadcasting era of constructing a consensus to th

what else did hillary clinton have to say. >> are editor-in-chief actually spoke to secretary clintonor about 15 minutes and they really went around the world. the strongest comments on gaza, the fact that she sees the necessity for new leadership on both sides, but also she didn't mince any words when it came to china. she says it was a mistake by the chinese president to ask for so much power she criticized him for that, saying if there is no accountability, it is extremely difficult for any other world power to have a foreign that is cohesive with china. these comments come just a couple of days ahead of president biden meeting with president she. hillary clinton also talking about the u.s. elections. so we had two heavy hitters and we are just getting started. many more speakers throughout the day at the new economy form. we also heard from kim griffin, you were talking about him just a couple of minutes ago, from citadel. he also did not mince any words when it came to inflation, saying the u.s. for the moment has excessive spending and excessive debt. we move toward banking a li

secretary clinton and dr. faith and to the power of a deep and determined love. and she lived this public love story that we all know of, that has inspired the world including in these last days. and i think of all the things she accomplished her most viral moment was when they were at a baseball game and the braves put them on the kiss cam. and just like today, i mean, people were crying at the braves game. you know? but we heard about it for years. it's amazing. but in my family we all experienced those more private love stories. and she was my grandmother first. and she was like everyone else's grandmother in a lot of ways. almost all of her recipes call for mayonnaise, for example. we all got cards from her on our birthdays. $20 bill in it. when i was 45, $20 bill. and she was so down to earth, y'all. it was amazing. and one of the stories we've been talking about in my family these last few days is we were on a family trip and we were on a flight on delta from here to somewhere and we were all sitting in

clinton's involvement one up directly. he was always interested. after the assassination, he had said to her been, you take risks. my job is to minimize those risks. if you came in the mission for him. i can tell, you even during the course of the election in 1996 hours negotiating what became the head-on agreement. he was in the midst of the campaign. he was calling me all the time. notwithstanding the fact that he was in the midst of an election campaign. obviously different presidents take a different level of interest based upon the context. based on their own background. in this case i think we see a lot of similarities between president biden's approach and what i think president clinton's approach would've been in the same circumstance. >> dennis ross, thank you so much. former point person for the priests process during the clinton menstruation. thank you for giving the context to what we are seeing today. i appreciate your time and your context for all of this. we continue to follow what you see on screen right no

a clinton involve that is back with us to discuss it. thank you for sticking around. quinton, so let's get into these domestic affairs within south africa 0. we're on the plaza, was not that long ago charged with a corruption scandal more than half a $1000000.00 worth. he was recently cleared of any wrong doing. but can you, can you tell us more about that case, but many outlets have called sofa gate. ok. yes, so these kids you from us, the none of us can do so by the name was from that to then suit on the one of the boxes which is not all joins big. so that's an a gift card to, to kind of 2020 by the 20 came to the public at this entrance to sort of a story. that's something we can quote. we front of the week of the funny story about $500.00 and i put these to $582000.00 that will suffice new for the phone. so i get to the reason for the to, to use giving to. ready vision, i just said the reason for my african see intelligent, selfish exams, and that's what we did was study. they said this might have gotten into a spectrum to something

he is joining us now from nairobi, kenya, thank you for joining us, clinton. so 1st, let's discuss the brick summit. this year was posted by south africa. there were a lot of controversies surrounding the summit. so let's 1st start with that rumor that french president, a manual ma crone was handling it, wanting an invite to the summit. now france is not a member state, was this a deliberate move by my calling to sort of put run the posts in this awkward position and obviously my cronin didn't get that invite. so was that the right move on south africa's part, especially now given that the, the recent who went to a crew to todd and other african states who were former french colonies a yes, i agree. i think this nancy was an attempt to post the position by any means, like to say, wow, fast is not able to be so much, but i think that i did it and i must go. i think gift you shouldn't have been very strange, but i think what makes it is and you said i'm on the demand that it made for my crow to to attend the brakes on it. you said, put, you should know that. and

we'll discuss it when we return with clinton and solace. a type m o will be right back the the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality. distortion by power to vision with no real opinions. pictures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground? can the walking back to the m o i manila chance. so every year, millions of people lose things in the couch. cushions regularly. do your spring cleaning and you'll find, you know, a cell phone remote controls, loose change old snacks. but how about half a $1000000.00 in cash? that was just one of the fights, serial rama posts that was facing, losing big money in the sofa for clinton and all that is best with us to discuss it. thank you for sticking around. quinton, so let's get into these domestic affairs within south africa. 0 around the plaza was not that long ago. charged with a corruption scandal more than half a $1000000

you also think of bill clinton in the 1990 to campaign. he's kind of an unknown, he's young, pictures of him as >> approachable and safe from the perspective of the baby boomers with 480 movies when he was present which is 120 per year. serving as president and difficult time for this country, he did not find any way this movie watching and he just sat and watched movies and there was nothing broader about it. his presidency has not been portrayed while. >> this year the white house historical association is honoring the gerald ford white house with the new book out about gerald ford from richard norton smith. i went to the ford library last week and i was lucky enough to go there and see the exhibits and hear an excellent presentation. when i read your book, really ford, political culture is not kind to gerald ford, tell us about that. >> there are two things going on. what is he had some well- publicized stumbles where he fell. they were really his fault. he was trying to help betty on a slippery floor. regardless, the stumbles led to th

a big envelope carrying a nice cordial invitation letter for president clinton to visit. clinton was very interested, and 12 days later, secretary of state madeleine albright was in pyongyang toasting kim jong il. and she actually reported to her boss, president clinton, that, yeah, you should make the trip. and he was going to except for the vote recount, florida vote recount following the election on november 7th between al gore and george w bush. and gore did not concede until mid-december, december 13th. so time simply ran out for clinton to make that trip before stepping down in january of the following year. but kim jong un, what did you do? undeterred, in january, he visited china and visited all special of the major. so special economic zone cities like shanghai, zhuhai, shenzhen. he hawaii, you know tech company repeating what deng xiaoping the first asian dictator turned reformer had ten years nine years before in the early 1980s, leading his nation on a path toward gradual opening and reform. and then he took the train to moscow and met with putin in august. in

we are behind the mass that goes to the being, cut it out by bolts, clinton, yahoo! is to go and there is collateral damage, there's collateral damage, that's more reality is leading to what we're seeing now on the ground floor solution upfront. what out is there an unsettled time upfront takes on the big issues at the new democratic nations justified this kind of behavior is not piece that is being talked about. it is war, unflinching questions, rigorous debate. we are behind the mass that goes that, that are being cut it out by bolts. clinton. yahoo is to go, and there is collateral damage. there's collateral damage, that's more reality is leading to what we're seeing now in the ground or solution upfront without a 0. the, the carriers enjoy the 2nd group of $39.00 palestinians is released from his writing and reading nitrate would have found elsewhere on the outside westbank, massive crowds turned out to greet the women and young men as they arrived shortly after being set free. meanwhile, 13 is raising for tide. captives already supplied us on the factory as well

bill clinton was just known as a vacuum cleaner. he he he watched everything, but he also read everything. and he would read multiple mysteries a week. but he also read serious policy tomes. and people were often surprised at what he read. and then but george w bush is a good example. and so bush is a guy who goes to yale and harvard business school, but then he goes to texas in the middle and he loses a race. in the late 1970s where he's depicted as this pointy headed northeastern ivy league intellectual. george w bush. that's how kent hance i amazing to watch some of the videos if you watch and you can find them on youtube of that campaign. and bush is almost unrecognized able as a candidate from what you see later on. and that's why because of that race, because after bush loses to kent hance, he says, i'm never going to be out country to get. and he puts on the hat and the leather jacket and the boots, and he's reading books all the time. he's a huge reader. karl rove said in the 35 years that he knew george w bush, he never saw

was in bill cli clinton's but viewed very differently. >> no doubt. jeff zeleny, thank you for all the reflections and context. it is so important as we really mark this remarkable life of rosalynn carter. i want to go now to rafael romo live at the carter center in plant. and the carter center statement includes comments from jimmy carter. we've noted some of them. but tell us more about what you are hearing. >> reporter: that's right. we were here friday when the carter center announced for the first time that the former first lady was going to start receiving hospice care at home in plains, georgia. and at the time many people across america, the carter family and many people across the world frankly were hoping that it would be a case where health professionals would be treating the symptoms of dementia. many know that she was diagnose the diagnoseed back in may. and she was 96. jimmy carter 99. he was put in home hospice care back in february. so everybody was hoping and expecting that it would be a case where she was going to be just made comfor