and on behalf of the clinton school of public service, the clinton foundation and the clinton presidential library, we welcome you to another offering of the clinton presidential center presents series. i want to welcome you all and very thrilled you're all here. in particular, i want to welcome congressman french hill and martha for being here this evening. our three guests to little rock at the clinton presidential center this evening have committed themselves to right our understanding of the influence of america's presidential spouses on our nation's policy politics and life. from the first textbooks to be used college classrooms to the of a more general audience text. remember first ladies to establish flair and or the first association dedicate it to the study of the evolving roles in history of america's first ladies to traveling the country to talk this work. they are really a movement to bring first ladies to the center of the conversation about the happenings and presidential ministry issues. as part of that building, our three authors spent an hour with students south lawrence s

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uh to which a clinton appointed judge clinton pointed federal judge put a seal on that answer. and then she put a seal on her justification for putting you on that answer. i believe that that was correct. i think that they knew darn well what they were doing. i think that the justification for the search warrant was illegal. and but yet, you know, i'll never know because of the, you know, some federal judge putting a seal on it. and in that's tyranny. you know that our constitution makes it very clear that unless there's probable cause, you know where to be free from illegal search and seizure. and yet, uh, not only did they search me, not only did they surveil me, but they also seized all my electronic assets. they, you know, uh, they went out and, you know, basically leaked my name to the press. there was a lot of things that were done that were illegal and unconstitutional, and corrupt what they did. did your repairable damage to my family and you know, cause such things diety to my son that he passed out while he was on the counselors . and i even know about any of this cuz

first, tell us what illegalities you saw related to hillary clinton and the clinton foundation. and 2nd, why was a decision made to not pursue cases against hillary in the foundation? you know, i didn't necessarily believe the rumors that i had heard right away. i held onto that information for quite some time. you know, i, i heard that, you know, they were going to basically cover up hillary's client, you know, crimes and all of that. and i thought there's no way you know, how could they get away with that? there's no way it's just too big. but we're dawned on me that what they were saying, because remember these files had case numbers. they had, you know, a field offices that they were being worked out of. and i just, you know, the, knowing what i knew about the yeah, i didn't think that was possible to, you know, completely cover something up like that because your different field offices involved and paste numbers. you can just make that stuff go away. but what became obvious to me that that was not the case was when jim call me, came out in front of the f b i headquarters.

hillary clinton has to protect the hillary clinton foundation.int she said i'm the most progressive when she was running against donald trump. used her progressive credentials. jamaal bowman upset the apple cart not the money cart politically and she protecting it. her endorsement of lattimer are irrelevant. lattimer shows a lot of strong polling against bottom. bowman is a known liar. committed a crime in the house by pulling the fire alarm. this guy is damaged goods. former west chester county executive against a progressive democrat. it's kind of a straightforward. so clinton is protecting her donor base. >> yeah, clinton doesn't have anything to do with the fact presidentialing shows before the endorsement bowman is down 17 points. >> todd: alarm bells are ringing. >> carley: a lot of people say because of his stance on israel. remember when he came out and supported a lot of these protests and what's going on. people in this district don't like that. >> no. combine all of that the bad press but really think about how the clintons have surviv

clinton impeached and clinton's approval 70% the highest of any 2 term president and pulling historyy likes political prosecutions. donald trump will tell you after his first impeachment while in office his numbers also jumped to their highest levels of his first term following that show trial. finally look at the fundraising we know about the 40 million-dollar hole in 10 hours after the trial concluded. when you peel off the onion you see 1 third of those donors are new donors. they never donated to the campaign in their lives. we see 2016 all over again. donald trump won primary due to people who had not voted. people have no trust in government and they saw trump as a true change agent that spoke to them the forgotten men and women of this country particularly in the midwest. now that we have a president aging like mayonnaise left out in the son trump appears to be unstoppable despite this conviction because he showing the matter how hard he gets hit he keeps moving forward. that's what the american people want at this point. >> sean: thank you both. when we come back final though

federal officials from president clinton right on down. rightly or wrongly, we'll be feeling the heat for a long time about how the federal government handled this case. what it did when it did, it did it do the right thing? second guessing is easy. the search is just beginning for remains of the more than 80 people, including an estimated dozen or more children believed killed when the compound went up in flames yesterday. one of the men survivors is blaming the fire on the fbi, but federal officials emphasize there is no doubt about it. the fire was started by followers of david koresh, an apparent mass suicide ordered by the cult leader. and that was cbs news coverage from april 19th, 1993, after the deadly fire that consumed the branch davidian compound near waco, texas. the standoff between law enforcement and the group lasted 51 days and left more than 80 people dead. and thanks for joining us on american history. tv's special series congress investigates. this is where we look at signify house and senate investigations in our histor

he needs to absorb that bill clinton, not the more divisive hillary clinton or the left wing politicsinate in the democratic party. he needs to do it on his own as you rightly suggest. >> harris: that was so much nostalgia at a time when the economy was better under a democrat, no doubt. i don't know if you can catch that, tammy. you have to bring it. it happens happened so far. >> it is so long ago. i worked on the 1992 clinton campaign. i was a child but look, he did, he liked governing, he enjoyed it, bill clinton did. before we understood his nature and not being able to control himself for eight years. that's another story. i think the people who need to be persuaded in many ways frankly don't even remember the clintons, right? they are not thinking about the clintons. they are thinking about right now and what we've experienced in the last decade. the quality of that your lives or the lack there of. so they need money because of the windfall that trump received after the convention and i think they realize carville played it down but this debate -- look, they are trying to, you

hillary clinton for another.n to a deputy press secretary to lower exceptions for joe biden in this performance. look, i think that they know that he has got a huge problem. and they think they are very concerned about his ability to deliver on that. now, i think exceptions are appropriately low for joe biden. most americans are asking themselves whether he can make it through a 90 minute on-air debate in and of itself. he gets through that there is going to be sort of a residual media fanfare for that he has got exceptions where they need to be despite obama and hillary working on all of that he also has an awful lot to lose here. because he has lost ground in the last three months. he is going to have to try reestablish himself as a confident president who is able to do the job for four more years. >> bret: "new york times" national average tied at 46. the new poll out today, 46-46. and as you look at the polling averages in the critical battleground states, again, this is "new york times." it has shifted a bit

and on behalf of the clinton school of public service, the clinton foundation and the clinton presidential library, we welcome you to another offering of the clinton presidential center presents series. nt to welcome you all and very thrilled you're all here. in particular, i want to welcome congressman french hill and martha for being here this evening. our three guests to little rock at the clinton presidential center this evening have committed themselves to right our understanding of the influence of america's presidential spouses on our nation's policy politics and life. from the first textbooks to be used college classrooms to the of a more general audience text. remember first ladies to establish flair and or the first association

hillary clinton, people said lock her up, then we won. i said openly, all right, relax, make our country great.

you famously said regarding hillary clinton, lock her up. you declined to do that as president. >> i beat her. it's easier when you win. and they always said hock her up, and i felt -- and i could have done it, but i facility it would have been a terrible thine been a terrible thing. and then this happened to me. so i may feel differently. i'm not sure i can answer the question. hillary clinton -- i didn't say lock her up, but the people said lock her up, lock her up. okay. and i said pretty openly, all right, come on, let's relax, we've got to make our country great. and you lock up the wife of a president of the united states --

both clinton, the dnt. c say they were allowed to settle that matter quietly with a simple finbue for the fecd that said in this case, had they been allowed to testifys c crime was committed. no violation was committed. and keep in mind, trump was convicted of 34 felonies for allegedly mislabeling a paymentt to a lawyer as a legal. but we can right this ship. you have the power. verdict the ultimate verdict lies with you. donald trump can finish what started in 2016. that's when trump destroyed hillary clintoat's when at the box. now, today, she's still deeply unhappy and bittershe'l deep. instead of serving as the president of this country, hillary noew is selling mugs on instagram. and 2016, the u.s. justice system never held her accountable. the american people did. u ha >> and this year, you have anopt opportunity to render the final verdict at the ballot box. that's the only verdict that will ultimately matter. will,with the reaction president trump's attorney in this case, he argued the case todd blan

and on behalf of the clinton school of public service, the clinton foundation and the clinton presidential library, we welcome you to another offering of the clinton presidential center presents series. i want to welcome you all and very thrilled you're all here. in particular, i want to welcome congressman french hill and martha for being here this evening. our three guests to

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bill clinton as mentioned earlier, he may have other motivations. barack obama wants tried to keep biden off the ticket, he succeeded in 2016 making the way for hillary who eventually lost pier mac way he tried to keep joe biden from running in 2020, that's not work. and ultimately, obama had to be the one to quietly behind the scenes tell everybody else to quit so joe could win because it was obvious that bernie sanders was knocking at the door. >> jesse: grayed analysis. you are right about bill clinton having different motivations because we just hard hillary is still a player. this year is still a player, the washington post is trying to insert her and maybe move kamala to be governor of california and pulled out move. very interesting analysis, very intriguing that they are not talking about the age factor because they only know that will damage his chances even more. vague debates june 27th, watch 'jesse watters primetime' an hour before? charley cragg thank you. everybody go by his book, amateur hour, it's a great read. >> thank you. >> jesse

bill clinton needs to do a deposition. other things are going on. why does the room almost have to be pushed into the future? there's a very, very good question. and, you know, it's always been behind the private sector. there's no question about that government works a little more slowly. you know, one of the simple reasons is that it's very difficult to get presidents to agree to give up the space. you know, and i hope in the obama chapter, which is mostly about the takedown of osama bin laden, i open the obama chapter with, the conversation with valerie jarrett, who is a close adviser, really mentor to barack obama, and michelle obama. and they were coming to her and the president at the first couple of years of the obama administration saying, you know, we really want to renovate the west wing and the situation room. it's a complete fire trap. and it was and it's antics faded and the technology was not up to the 21st century. and they kept resisting and saying no and saying no. and finally, there was a meeting in the situation room where valerie

, i'm just like clinton campaign employed there pied piper strategy. you know, they will, they actually pushed him up. i mean, if we look at the media coverage over the last but obviously for the last few days, but, you know, watching a trumps legal travails. you know, just getting a lot of free coverage. okay. and is absurd if these these cases are, they all are absurd. you know, it pump same up. i mean, the average person is george or just pulling it out and say, it looks like you're just going after the this guy. okay. yeah. and you're in your trashing along the process mark, but that nobody would appreciate that more than shot himself. he would understand the power of that free media oxygen, any way use it is best devices. um you mentioned 2016. i think it's, it's more of an risk resumes for 2006. i think it's a, it's looking like a cup of coffee and we won't wait. we will have to wait and see whether the voters use the same russia now. now, as they didn't to see the other 16, a lot of democrats hated henry henry. i just wouldn't, didn't want to re

>> the last person i remember is rick lazio when he ran against hillary clinton in new york and pullpaper and they said how dare you hold a paper in front of the woman? that's sexist. [laughter] i don't think trump is going to bring any props. maybe a copy of the snake poem he likes to read. >> you have to memorize it. >> do props include note cards with answers that joe biden might need? >> it's interesting the restrictions they put on this, most from what i understand were requested by the biden kat. no interactions, no interactions? data what the candidates talking back and forth but the thing is, donald trump, everyone knows especially because he's been president -- >> that's how he debates and biden knows it and he will stop any interaction. >> it's the one negative the trump when it comes to debates, he is going in for the kill, people think he is mean. his supporters lovett, they want him to crush his opponent and donald trump loves crushing his opponent but if you don't allow him to do that, you're taking away a trump negative. trump negative number two, the mike's are going

now the files detailed hard leading us democratic party figures conspired to support hillary clinton over bernie sanders for the 2016 presidential nomination r t. corresponding killer moping in new york city picks up the story. as julia sanchez, 14 year ruling a legal battle reached its conclusion, we now see that thousands of hacked emails from the democratic national committee have been removed from the website. if you go to the website and try to look at them, you'll see internal server error. that is the message that you will see. and these are emails that came from 2016 when we're here leaks. revealed information showing that the democratic national committee that leads the us democratic party was not acting and partially, and was actively working to make sure that bernie sanders did not get the nomination. and the hillary rodham clinton did get it and which he weeks was provided with 19000 emails as well as 8 attachments to show that. and they've all gone missing. in the immediate aftermath of julian hassan being released and the 14 year long legal battle coming to an ap, now,

uh that hillary clinton is reported to have discussed killing julian a socks. let's recall. can we just brown this guy? clinton openly inquired, offering a simple remedy to silence a sound in some other week you weeks via planned military drone strike, according to state department sources. now there is quite a bit of outrage about these remarks in us media after all, she was calling for the extra judicial murder of a journalist. now hillary clinton denied that she made these statements and this happened as mainstream us media went into an overdrive saying that the packing of the emails had been akins be received from russia. and that julian assigned was somehow a russian agent. let's recall the media hysteria back in 2016. the n c was hacked, they believed by the russians. communications were likely seized by a group of tied to the russian government at cyber security experts are blaming the hack attack on the intelligence agencies of russian president vladimir potent russian state. actors broke into the dnc, stall these emails. now, no evidence was ever provided to prove t

. >> steve: plus, joining forces, the president teeming up with the clintons with a pitch to donors justt miles white house. >> lawrence: biden is expected to hunker down in debate prep show down could be make or break moment not just for the president but for democrats. >> ainsley: that's next week. >> joe biden is going to lose the debate. nancy, barack obama, bill clinton, chuck schumer will all have to unite and go to the family and tell them that it's time for joe to go. >> brian: that's the reporting of "the daily mail" and bryson dechambeau marking u.s. open win golf course with a boozey celebration. >> steve: is that clean? >> brian: i will tell you what, it's great. second hour of "fox & friends" begins right now. remember, your mornings are better with friends. get dressed! ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: we are receiving brand new details ahead of president biden's announcement today where he will use executive powers to speed ups residency status for hundreds of thousands of migrants that are married to american citizens. >> steve: also today, president joe biden is set to join bill and hill

house majority leader, and senior advisor to president bill clinton after leaving the white house at the end of clinton's first te he became a political analyst for abc news and rose steadily from there. okay, but what accounts for? the smile? perhaps it's being married for 23 laugh. actress, author, comedian ali wentworth and having two daughters. or maybet's just getting up at 3:00 every morning. but why this book and why his fe buried his soul in all too human, but that was in 1999. so why the situation as you read this book, you'll understand it's alsubtitle, thef taken through the angst, the sit room from each administration. i look around and i think every one of us in this room will love the play by play of the crises we witnessed in our lifetime. so let's turn the table, have our own tamalation news morning, who'sinterview, the consummate interviewer. join me in welcoming host of this week, co-host of good morning america and all■ç round lovely man george stephanopoulosthank you. good evening. thank you for coming out. you know, this is like a second home to me. i lovegeorge

hillary clinton is already being discussed, listen, but hillary clinton also had some health problemse obama can also run, john , how, that’s how seriously the topic is being discussed now. possible replacements for joe biden for another candidate, of course, there are options for both hillary clinton and michelle obama, i think, maybe, and again, kamala haris should not be forgotten, she is still the vice president at the moment, there may be options, but to what extent is society ready to accept this topic now, because there have been no precedents for such a replacement in recent us history. yes, but once again, judging by the headline of our major media this morning, and... please, why are they only considering , well, those people who have long moved away from politicians who, in theory, should take care of their health there, already have such a specific retirement age, and that there are no younger candidates in america, well , it is clear that in theory there are young candidates, in theory, but this is the specificity of our bulgarians, i, as a person, who before, i personall

it was gore blame clinton for his loss. and clinton says, no, it's your fault for not putting me out there. bill, if they spoke and since then, it's usually been polite and not very you know, not friendly. similarly, bush and cheney had a falling out in the end. i covered this in there's a fire. cheney was so determined to get a pardon for scooter libby, who was his chief of staff. scooter libby had been convicted in the cia leak case, and cheney thought it was unfair. cheney thought that the prosecutors were really coming for him, that is cheney and that scooter libby got in way and was was collateral damage. and so he's pushing bush in the last few days, the last few weeks of their administra ation. you got a pardon? you got a pardon and bush doesn't having any of it. no, i'm not going to do that. he had already commuted the sentence, but he didn't think he should be pardoned. a jury decided he was guilty if bush felt it wasn't up to him to overrule that judgment. and so he said no to cheney, and it led to this extraordin

was interviewing hillary clinton. and i said to her, why do you think that every time you pop up, people say, oh god, here she comes again. why? and she said to me the two thought it was guilt on the part of people who hadn't done enough to get her elected hillary clinton somebody who clearly wanted to be president, should try it a lot she is not going to be present. >> the united states and she does still want to be part of the conversation. she feels like she has a thing to say here. i don't think that before that op-ed was published, there were a lot of people thinking, oh, hillary clinton is the only person who debated both of these guys, but it is true he was unsaved. joe biden, i would say that in those 2007 debates, for the most part, many people did not know that joe biden was there. it was really a clinton obama situation but she is the one who debated donald trump in 2016. >> how do i put this tactfully, meghan it's hillary clinton's emergence into this conversation helpful to the biden team. >> i mean, i do

then, a few months later, donald trump holds off a very traumatic victory for liberals over hillary clintonas a real trauma. psychologists they said that they had a wave of neurotic patients who could not come to terms with the reality of hillary clinton's loss, this was all, they, the western liberal elites, decided that they could no longer afford a free internet, since with a free internet they could not control , what people think and how they vote, and from there you can already trace the emergence of this well -funded disinformation industry that was created to control... information online, and for me, as long as there is a free internet, and you see this all over the western world, people will trust institutions of power less and less, and for me the decrease in trust in institutions of power is the most encouraging thing. glenn greenwald, thank you, yes, it was a pleasure talking to you, thank you. did you want to open a deposit at 18%? it turns out that you can get 20, i thought about opening a deposit in one bank, but it turns out that you can open a deposit in different banks at

daryl clinton (voiceover): i don't know. and we quickly put a microphone on him and just started asking him questions. reporter (voiceover): so, daryl, why the hell are you here? daryl clinton (voiceover): oh, i'm just trying to save these structures for, uh, some friends of mine. daryl, who's strong-willed, he doesn't want to abandon the house. so he stays behind. it was close to one of the lava vents that opened up. and he was staying there to put out fires. man: when the lava came in, he would douse it with water. where darryl was-- the jet sound was just continuous. man (voiceover): you're good. you're good. you're all safe. the fissure near daryl was number 17. fissure 17 was the first one to really, really dump volumes of lava. it was very explosive in nature. it was hard for me to believe that anyone in their right mind would want to be there. man [voiceover]: you're all right. reporter (voiceover): when you hear the explosions and you're out on the lawn, what's the strategy? daryl clinton (voiceover): look up and wat

as regards what hillary clinton was up to, what they were officials in the d n. c. and of course, since then we've seen your former boss, donald trump, drag 2 chords. the whole world is looking on and wondering what sort of, what's a demo proceed even avenue, a country it's a fair point and during my 3 years at the national security council, when i, when election security, the focus for the national security council, which is governed by the 1947 national security act is for an interference and for an influence in the operations from overseas. so the work is heavily focused on cyber misinformation, from overseas. and there's a, there's a group within the department of justice that handles the domestic civil disruptions and misinformation, into campaigns. certainly it's, it's interesting information that was shared and put light through angelina songs efforts, and not to discredit the exposing those nefarious behaviors. the, the crux of the issue on the espionage charged was getting really after the threat it put under us military troops and, and us national security

comparing this to bill clinton's legal settlement with paul and john, she was paid over $850000.00 to shut up. now that's a lot more than stormy daniels allegedly received, but there were no criminal charges filed. here's paula jones, publicly getting paid off from bill clinton, probably display her check. this is america's through through justice system. she was paid $850000.00 by then president bill clinton to settling her claim of sexual assaults. so what happens next is donald trump get to run for office from house arrest or jail. he's sentenced on july 11. what if he wins? does he then walk out of jail automatically as a result of being president? the constitution is not clear on these matters. it's pretty clear that the founding fathers did not anticipate such circumstances. one thing is clear. since being convicted, donald trump has already raised $53000000.00 to supporters do not want him to quit . and while the whole world is laughing at the us legal system, donald trump seems to be getting only more support able mopping our to new york. we'll be right back with more updates

she was paid $860000.00 by then president bill clinton to settling her claim of sexual assault. so what happens next? does donald trump get to run for office from house arrest or jail? he's sentenced on july 11. what if he wins? does he then walk out of jail automatically as a result of being president? the constitution is not clear on these matters. it's pretty clear that the founding fathers did not anticipate such circumstances. one thing is clear. since being convicted, donald trump has already raised $53000000.00 to supporters do not want him to quit . and while the whole world is laughing at the us legal system, donald trump seems to be getting only more support. a with mopping our to new york a well bounce up this news out as always, very top of your company didn't check and obviously you don't come a long ways with the movie back of the the in previous to us of duty. i often heard the phrase on tennessee is the god of war . soldiers were pieces and is often seen on military chaperones. was stuck in my head, which is a me really. i was wondering what the soldiers are like