katie: one clinton advisor said hillary clinton could never wear a pantsuit, it was a huge problem in the media, it was dissect did within an inch of its life if she did. laura bush wearing pants suits all the time, clinton advisors see that as something that was smoothed for the first lady. i know that seems superficial on its face, i would argue that it is not, but also laura bush had the benefit of coming after somebody who had been really rate over by the media, by her political opponents during the impeachment. so there is also the fact that laura bush became a wartime first lady unexpectedly so it is not all related to hillary clinton but laura bush was able to take over the presidential radio address during the war and there is a no way hillary clinton would have been able to speak for her husband in any formal capacity, especially after the health care debacle. peter: here is laura bush from november 17, 2001. >> only the terrorists and taliban for bid education of women. only they threaten to pull out the fingernails of women for wearing nail polish. the plight of women and c

yu know bill clinton, so event said essentially you 241 without.ou know center up for success in the eyes of people who did not want that predicting the clintons came into office assuming that american were ready for that. and i think the reaction to appointing her is legally commission on reforming healthcare was assigned that the clintons had misread where a lot of the country was on in the present first lady involving themselvesrs. and involving her actually so deeply in a policy issue to have youpe write, first lady n first lady try to push the boundaries of a role, so far and so fast. this speed and aggression of the effort was much for americans pretty first lady's and dedicated for policy, but none have testified before the senate, buton the country been burned and what was going on. >> i mean, the work so much anger over the clinton and white house going really fast on this issue that one of her advisors told me that it is just terrifying to be out you know essentially on the stump for this policy when people banging on the motorcade cars o

bill clinton and only bill clinton can deliver to connect with some of those voters. >> so, bill clintonwas president presided over an economy the likes of which donald trump could only dream about, in terms of gdp growth and job creation, as we know, trump was the first president in 100 years to leave office with fewer people working than when he started. i think bill clinton can speak about the economy, yes, inflation is on people's mind, but he can kind of talk about it. there was a reason he was explainer in chief, because he could talk about these issues in a way that connects with people who otherwise feel like democrats are a bunch of elites and i think clinton has a way of communicating with them, and he demonstrated himself when he was on the ballot and he's demonstrated by going out campaigning for others since then. >> we have seen the trump campaign has had some strength when it comes to young men voters in particular. we heard former president obama address that as well last week, specifically talking to young black men voters. but you know, while both clinton and obama have

clintons represented. that was that's sort of what we're with now. i have a i got married late, i have a college sophomore and a 15 year old college sophomore is 130, is fairly sleeping and i think that the door opened around 4 a.m. this morning. the multiple who on our bed noticed didn't and 15 year old is a choir a few blocks away from here how might tell them that their lives are in some substantial way impact impacted by the nineties. i mean i find myself frequently with them in the back of the car particularly the 15 year old when we're going to sports and stuff like that. same hope you tell your children that this is unusual period of time. you know, covid and remote learning and donald trump and israel, hamas and ukraine and they sort go, yeah, yeah. how might you tell group of that sort of thing? age know teenagers and into college about why the nineties are relevant to them. you know what's interesting david brooks had a great piece this week in the new york times in which he says our attention sp

bill clinton has a moment backlash from colors. he made some reilly in mentioned and insisted that us i like isabel has had no other choice than to wage it full of devastation and gauze, palestinian in error. americans in michigan or say to many people of that. and so then the people who criticized that are essential as an, as yeah, but look how many people you've killed the tile. and so how many is enough for you to kill, to punish them for the terrible things i did. but when i read that people in michigan are thinking about not voting because they're mad it by the ministration for honoring is historic obligation to try to keep israel from being destroyed. i think that's a mistake. quiet so. so i allows the policy and american journalist i'm the buttered editor of the pell assignment one echo g. thanks so much for joining us today. now we just heard that bill clinton in mid june. but what was your reaction to the way he sort of address the problem with that, especially when he sort of pointed out, but you know, as well somehow was

[laughter] >> and clinton, the creepiest moment when clinton felt she used to flirt with me, can youeepy even at a funeral? >> he said that the eulogy just crazy. >> but he's have to be the previous guy in the room stephen of a eulogy. and he looks back. >> i looked better than the. >> he's going to vote for her when he said much you like every other democrat. [laughter] >> i look at this and it's clear because he can tell economical decision that one of them wanted to have and i believe the one of them was biden. >> he's looking at them like don't you want to hear what i have to say? all right. >> obama was pissed he didn't sit between him and biden. i believe the interpretation of what happened was probably the most accurate but do you buy -- policies is she hasn't spoken the biden. how much to the probably root for trump? revolving joking. >> i think biden tries to undermine kamala harris. holding his first press briefing and 1300 days, i think biden would feel vindicated, lost a little bit. >> will 100%. >> obama talks about the tickets twice and does it again. >> he wants to be

carolina coming and just reminder hillary clinton joins kaitlan collins had night for the source, what insights as the first woman to be nominated for president by a major us parties have to share with the second that is coming up at 9:00 p.m. eastern and also new episode of my podcast. all there is which about grief and loss came out on wednesday. you can find it online right now. it cnn.com forward slash. all there is online or when your phone right now at the qr code, there's also a grief community group there you can chat with the others, help you feel less alone in your grief. i hope it helps the news continues. the source with kaitlan collins starts second resource tonight with just 12 days to go, hillary clinton will join me live in moments on harris trump and this cliff-hanger of an election as trump just today, but still musing about locking her up? yes. it's really barack obama tonight, warming up the crowd as he lays into the former president, the nation's first black president, campaigning for the first time alongside the woman who is now a coin-flip away from making histor

as those are equal partners booked and discuss possible needs a membership with president clinton, clinton report to the responded, i have no objection later on, clinton told him, you know, i sold to my team. no, it's not possible that nathan lee, the show not the slightest interest in exploring these offers of genuine partnership, genuine dissolution of batteries and genuine crane was unusual security. but native expansion directed towards the exclusion of russia towards the containment and supplement of russia would end in disaster will solve this season. the observers of international affairs, renowned diplomat and historian, georgia kennedy, expressed is discussed at this bad rushed. it was late to involvement. i think it's the beginning of when you cold war he won't. in 1998. i think the russians will gradually react quite diversely and it will affect their policies. i think it is a tragic mistake. there was no reason for this whatsoever. no one was threatening anybody else. and all this question arises, what was behind this rush for nato enlargement? what was the need for it? no one

here's clinton, watch. >> trump killed the bill.l was being written by senior republicans in the senate, and he killed the bill. why? you had a case in georgia not very long ago, didn't you? they made an ad about it, about a young woman who'd been killed by an immigrant. yeah, well, if they'd all been properly vetted, that probably wouldn't have happened. but if they are all properly vetted, that doesn't happen. maria: if they were properly vetted, it would not have happened. he just told the us the truth. clinton claimed that trump stopped a bill that would have secured the border and helped vet migrants. tell us about this. because the bill that he's referring to, i believe, was written by lankford, a republican, but at the end of the day lankford actually voted against it. what was wrong with that bill? >> it allows 5,000 people in a day, nearly 2 million people they're going to allow into the country illegally. it does not secure the border -- maria: and i just want the say this, to conflate that bill with the murder of laken ri

clinton: thank you. thank you very much, melanne, and it is always great to be back here at georgetown. dean hellmann, thank you for your leadership school of foreign service and to all of you gathered for this award ceremony. as melanne said, she and i dreamed up this institute and these awards more than a decade ago to recognize the importance of women's participation and leadership in global peace building and conflict resolution. i keep waiting for the year when that mission feels less urgent, but that is not this year. there is as you all know so well, so many problems in the world, so much conflict, and we have to keep doing all that we can in order to move forward. because we can't allow the forces of war and darkness and conflict to discourage us and to overwhelm our will. because we have made progress. in the past 30 years, the number of women heads of state around the world has increased. the number of women in parliaments globally has doubled, but that is not enough. because simply embracing t

there was a disconnect from the beginning between attorney general reno and president clinton. they didn't see eye to eye on a lot of things. and there was a feeling in the white house that the entire program was botched, that they should have handled this in a much different manner. they shouldn't have gone in guns blazing onto the branch davidians to start this to start this standoff. so i think that's reflected in a lot of john conyers this question. i think he had a concern about basic competence, not to mention the power of the federal government. and speaking of president bill clinton, was he making statements during the hearings about waco? a few. he lamented the deaths of the children, just like anyone else publicly. he was very supportive of his government and of attorney general reno and the justice department. but my understanding is that privately, a lot of clinton and a lot of his aides were were very concerned about the way this thing was handled at the outset and that the government wound up creating a situation that they really didn't need. now, a reminder that

it was vintage bill clinton. to mcdonald's, he joked about eating candy apples at georgia state fair. he joshed with some people in the crowds at his stops. they weren't big rallies. these weren't arena type events. they were small scale events that brought back memories of the 1992 bubbas for bill road trip that clinton's campaign took way back when, through many of the same georgia towns he visited this week. in one sensuous it was vintage bill clinton. on the other, the campaign thinks he could be a two-fer to energize black voters and rural voters two groups of voters harris needs in georgia. >> what will democratic nostalgia buy kamala harris via bill clinton? >> you know, i think i agree with what greg just said. everybody knows this race is on the margins, and it's going to be a few thousand votes, and so the final 21 or 22 days, which is where we are, is primarily about motivating the base of each party's vote, and i think bill clinton helps with that. he's going to go to areas that the vice president and

there was a discussion with bob rubin and president clinton, president clinton said something like, we going to go out and say acts and bob, you will give this speech and a lot of people are nodding their head, yes, mr. president. bob said, that's terrific, mr. president, we only have one problem, i can't give that speech. the president looks at him stunned and he says why not and he says because i don't think it's true. it was a moment when i -- he did it in a way that was an offensive, but he had backbone, he had conviction. i think that is when many ceos, that is why many presidents either should want or do you want in an advisor. you have a point of view, but you are not just riding the wave of what everyone else is saying. david: your goal is to grow the revenue and keep it as an independent publicly traded company. is there an advantage to be an independent publicly traded company in the business because some of your competitors are not publicly traded. peter: the goal is to make lazard far and away -- i already think it's the best place to work on wall street but the preeminent

. >> but that's that's bill clinton, robert clinton. >> who did he offend or let's do we go back? no, let's just stick to this week. let's stick to the week that was i can think of two two things that he was in the news for this week, 99 of them seem particularly offensive. one, he, he hunt a starbucks it's employee that doesn't seem offensive to me at all. and also, he made a joke about being younger than donald trump, but don't worry, he wasn't going to spend his time swaying for 39 minutes so unless he offended donald trump with that comment, but donald trump is so thick skin and fear bill clinton offended mourners at ethel kennedy's funeral last week when he said, this during his eulogy, will tell you this cat's meow most innocent way. i'm going to show you some new. she sent me we'll new that around let everybody see those new. >> did he tell a story about letting the air out? her time clinton even brought a valentine's day card that ethel kennedy sit him in the car ethel wrote, quote, you up in the road, roses are red, violets are blue. i'm surrounded by love, but there's st

hillary clinton, listen, hillary clinton knows it. she had bruce springsteen, too.ut happen to her? >> kevin, hillary clinton won a primary. >> nobody could compete with her. >> she won a primary, first of all. >> so did kamala harris win a primary? what is wrong about talk about tonight? >> do you think that is really what matters to voters? >> how many democrats wish -- >> hold on is i. >> let's talk about what matters to voters. do you think that voters care about -- >> if you are a democrat, you sure as hell here today. >> are you serious? biden did not step down. he backed out with a gun to his head. the democrats new brighton was shot for years. they could have primaried him, you know, the way things have been done since our founding. they could have had an open primary after joe got whacked. the truth is biden and kamala were both probably going to lose. they are both responsible for the last four years. nobody can point to the last four years and say they deserve to be reelected. it doesn't matter who you are. it is not about biden and harris. it is about wh

hillary clinton went to trump's wedding. is she and bill clinton fascist?bram ham -- abraham accords for peace, israeli potentials back trump. trump's daughter, ivanka, is jewish. his which were and son-in-law are jewish. >> i think it's disrespectful to constantly compare trump to hitler at a time where antisemitism is the highest it's been since the holocaust. with all of that going on, it's quite appalling to see. but a lot of these people i would consider more feashes than anyone because their constantly talking about taking away our rights. they want to take away our rights to free speech, take away our ability to expose the fraudulence and the lies that the left is constantly putting on us. elizabeth: xavier derusso, don't be a stranger. we love listening to you. so smart. good to see you. come back soon. >> good to see you. >> some voters might ask, you've been in the white house for four years. you were vice president, not the president, but why wasn't any of that done over the last four years? >> but there was a lot that was done, but there's more

i would say most loathe some and vial politic of last half century award goes to hillary clinton.st of the worst. to the bottom of the barrel. sinks, and sinks even below, below, there she is again on cnn last i checked, knicks played there they are not upset about 2024. where neo-nazis populate the democrat party anding or swreases that support democrat party, and populate some of the supports and vote ors and kamala harris. you know river to the sea crowd, neo-nazis, d tlaib omar and their ilk. i have not heard anyone deyoung them or how about care, hamas front group, neo-nazis, they support her, and so do so many that are jwerkjew haters. let's talk history and the democrat party. and hitler. and the nazis, and the jews, and while we're at it let's throw in some of racism against blacks. >> you know one thing you will see next week caitlin is trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939, i write about this in my book. president roosevelt was appalled that neo-nazis, fascists in america were lining up to essentially pledge their support for the kind of gover

clinton only criticized these women. how wonderful that the laws of the country are determined by a person who does not have the temperament of donald trump. yes, because in that case you would be in jail. okay, donald, i understand that today you are ready to talk about anything, as long as it does not concern your company and the fact that more and more republicans refuse to support you. let's see what happens next. there was also the trump-biden debate, but in essence, it was a carbon copy of the meeting between trump and clinton. history will remember them as such a parody. in debates, everything is classic: the masses are sold a wrapper, and what is in it, the essence is not important, the main thing is to put a tick where it is necessary, well, and earn some money. advertising during the break between rounds is one of the most expensive in the world. 120 thousand dollars for 30 seconds. real american presidential elections are held among bankers, industrialists, military and intelligence tycoons, as well as the maf

america i had to pull it out on clinton because everybody else was whining about it clinton philandering, pot smoking, draft dodger. i got chastised not to be so negative, but i always made the sound bites, didn't i? >> he is an obsessive politician. when he has been asked about his anti-war activities in the past he has hedged, bobbed and weaved the bush campaign, refused to back down the clinton campaign of course, was supposed to be worried about this where you had a top person in the republican campaign and the top person in a democratic campaign start a romance and even though people talked about it was reasonably clandestine they faced a lot of obstacles from both sides. it was kind of dicey that you're kind of sleeping with the enemy. in both cases, there's been so many reports of a romantic attachment between you and mr. carville. >> i think the media does not know how to cover what is an unprecedented relationship nobody seemed to care on the democratic side i wish i could tell you this because democrats are a bitter people. >> it's a boy >> i think that, uh, it is even a zone o

i have a form of us president bill clinton as a boat backlash from colors. he made a riley in michigan and assisted the us ally as well as had no other choice than to wait and just more of devastation in gaza. palestinian in error. americans in michigan are think to many people of that. and so then the people who criticized that are essential as an as yeah, but look how many people you've killed in retail. and so how many is enough for you to kill, to punish them for the terrible things i did. but when i read that people in michigan are thinking about not voting because they're mad at by the ministration for honoring is historic obligation to try to keep israel from being destroyed. i think that's a mistake are discussed. so there's a issue with policy in american jonas and z, but rude and it's over the past. i'm clinical. he said, bill clinton is really long as what immoral the other thing is, the what the good it has said is that he was actually, i've talked to appeal to our voters like myself in this country to go and both to come out of harrison. i mean,

it allowed bill clinton position himself in the middle position. he was for nafta but was going to work out separate side agreements protecting labor and environmental regulation. the critics, the whole point of nafta was to exploit cheap labor and get away from those environmental controls. i think perot, he was widely seen or sometimes mocked by both parties. again, there was an emphasis on elite knowledge. gore had a debate with ross perot on cnn, on the larry king show as part of the selling of nafta. gore trotted out every nobel prize person supported it. and the expertise that was supporting it. whereas perot was a plain folk person who represented the opposition to that elite sort of consensus. i think there was a very important speech in the house over the debate. david as i mentioned earlier, he really crystallized the rejection of this elite expertise. and to a lot of people, it was plain as day. and a lot of their fears proved to be correct impressions. and at the time, perot was sort of mocked for raising these issues. and also his styl

and then you send bill clinton out and clinton says, well, the great replacement theory, yeah, that'se people because we don't have enough birth rate here and they do all the jobs. if these migrants will be vetted then riley would still be alive, and this is after barack scolded black men. all the surrogates are blowing it, too. >> i think obama when he went out, he berated, that is one word you can use, black a men for not supporting kamala. the interesting thing it was obama who first came out when they threw joe under the bus, and said he didn't believe kamala could beat trump. now all of an is you had he's on the trump train -- on the kamala train, i should say. >> politicians have changes the heart, we have document -- >> it was like three days. >> right, but people can change their minds and i respect when people change their minds. we had a change a week ago here about democratics praising this train of being critical of others for supporting trump. it shows clinton at mcdonald, we have a shelf life. no one will recognize me or any of us over time. three, president trump in det

and not bill clinton.onica lewinsky scandal. it's never called the bill clinton scandal. - [reporter] the monica lewinsky scandal. - [reporter 2] the monica lewinsky scandal. - [reporter 3] the lewinsky matter. - all the language used to describe her... - what a saxophone player that monica lewinsky turned out to be. (laughing) - yes, he was impeached but he also skated out of that white house known as the big dog with a kind of sexualized admiration. - kind of stunned that he lied to us all, you know, all that stuff. but you know, i still, i forgive him. and i think everyone else should because he's been trying to do his best. - bill clinton's reputation has taken a hit or three but he's always going to be former president bill clinton. and she is always going to be the intern who had sex with him. this is a human being and this was a profound trauma that she endured. - [brian williams] said lewinsky quote, "i never expected to fall in love with the president. i was surprised that i did." at times, she be

[cheers and applause] president clinton rermts this. we had an incredible senator from minnesota we lost in a plane accident named paul wellstone. and paul wellstone taught us a lot of things but i simplified the economy with a saying he had. he said it's simple, folks, we all do better when we all do better. some folks have a tough go and things get difficult. vice president put out and released agenda, an opportunity for black men. no denying there are historyal barriers that stop people and no reason that home ownership should be different because there is generational wealth. we know that. [cheers and applause] we need to make sure the housing and all that and specifically targeting access to capital for black entrepreneurs to start their own business is absolute. making sure we are targeting job training so folks can get the skill and capital they need to be their own bosses or work them in the industry that makes you the middle class. so that's an agenda that is out there. and look, there is a disproportionate impact on laws aroun

the president: clinton speaking to voters in durham, north carolina. live coverage on c-span. ♪ ♪♪ >> i'm fired up. i'm fired up and ready to go. hello everyone, i'm a senior at the north carolina central university here in durham. and today, today, because my generation needs and deserves leaders who are looking out for our future. vice president harris and governor walz are leaders that are fighting not only for me, my community, but also my generation. [cheers and applause] they have a vision for a new way forward. [cheers and applause] that they will protect our fundamental freedoms, and preserve our democracy. [cheers and applause] as vice president, we know kamala harris has been fighting for us. and she knows, she knows that our hcbu's are important cultural educational institutions that drives innovation, research and economic building. vice president harris along side president biden have invested a record $17 billion in our nation's hcbu's. [cheers and applause] and delivered one of the largest increase in pell grant programs in over a decade

that bill clinton has some fun with darlene. i mean, really when i talked to prince to the, the just don't understand what just happened. you really, someone who has invented the term military, it was, it was, it was invited. it was bill please do. well, actually invested in giving is the money to stop is what you call military as over the risk. so the people do to, to arise its neighbors and get so we, we use the very man that they chose to make a case why we should be both before coming to harris. i mean, this is just not the, to say the least was an emergency supply. so you quain us faith in corruption. the officials take advantage of the process in line and their own public. that was the message by rushes. emily to the un security council is that the planets of windows or the store, the west is still supplying the key of regime with military equipment, including artillery, drones, and tanks. that was one of the reasons for that. just to make money for their own defense enterprises, as well as to dispose of old equipment, we

clinton won.e promised to negotiate separate side agreements to protect environmental regulations and labor. those were the two big concerns. he did that, but they were widely considered hollow, and in fact, they were never -- no country has ever been fined for violating them. the bill was passed in congress after a very contentious debate in the house, where a lot of democrats opposed it. however, clinton brought enough of these democrats along, whipping the boat furiously, to pass the bill. he signed it into law in december 1993, and since then you have seen a pretty massive outpouring of plants and jobs, well-paying manufacturing jobs that are historically higher-percentage of union jobs in the manufacturing sector, and it also paves the way for other future aid -- other free-trade agreements. namely the china normal permanent trade relations. it opened up a free-trade juggernaut that has left -- cost the united states millions of well-paying manufacturing jobs, and it also was a signal of a po

>> we agree with bill clinton running veteran chief, though. they're both running to be i know. >> yeah. >> the crucial swing-state but all underscores why this issue is so tough for democrats at this juncture, all, right, so come after the break a runaway pumpkin sending that has that for a term sending police on a halloween chase. >> it is one of the five things you need to see this morning. there it is. plus the harris campaign appealing to black voters in georgia. early voting starts there today is too late. we're going to have more on our battleground beat ahead at nine on cnn, growing your business is easy. once you know the moves would go daddy websites plus marketing, you can quickly create a website and ai will customize a for you, do your business out there and get more customers in here. no sweat you anyway, read a beautiful website and minutes with godaddy. jill stein, green party candidate for president so why are trump's close allies helping her? stein was key to trump's 2016 wins in battleground states. she's not sorry. >> she he

. >> jimmy carter my first guest help when bill clinton in the white house, he ran the little rock war room home to the famous sign. >> it's the economy stupid. >> you are considered probably james the hottest political strategists in the country a james, it all due respect is a political hack apologizes to know what, but what i did for a living and you shouldn't either you want to go into politics that toy looks like he swam to close to new very actor things as affectionally known as the raging cage and a $2 microphone, three the bayou, you just might who thinks he tries very hard to be eccentric. (loud orchestral music) those of us who know him know that he's actually trying very hard to be normal and just not ever getting there. (jaunty orchestral music) (attendees clapping) - [anchor] no knock on your experience that you've lived some history, sir. - too much. (news anchor laughs) - he is a dreamboat. although we're quick to concede that he's an acquired taste. (loud orchestral music) - i always think i'm gonna win. i never go into any contest with defeat on my mind. (loud orchestr

i would say most loathe some and vial politic of last half century award goes to hillary clinton. worst of the worst. to the bottom of the barrel. sinks, and sinks even below, below, there she is again on cnn last i checked, knicks played there they are not upset about 2024. where neo-nazis populate the democrat party anding or swreases that support democrat party, and populate some of the supports and vote ors and kamala harris. you know river to the sea crowd, neo-nazis, tlaib omar and their ilk. i have not heard anyone deyoung them or how about care, hamas front group, neo-nazis, they support her, and so do so many that are jwjew haters. let's talk history and the democrat party. and hitler. and the nazis, and the jews, and while we're at it let's throw in some of racism against blacks. >> you know one thing you will see next week caitlin is trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939, i write about this in my book. president roosevelt was appalled that neo-nazis, fascists in america were lining up to essentially pledge their support for the kind of govern

bill clinton now be the bill clinton of 20 years ago, but you know what kamala harris has every ableocratic former precedent out there for her? donald trump doesn't even have his wife next to him. donald trump has no former president because they don't like him, not even the former nominee, mitt romney not george w bush, not you know, any of the republican leaders that you supported. and i supported are out there, wouldn't with donald the party has gotten rusty over nothing any day of the week. >> the party has completely changed. this is donald j. trump's party. there's no doubt about it. >> i absolutely agree with the people are supporting him in huge numbers, latinos. i mean, did you ever think that 44% of latinos are supporting donald j. trump? that was going on today i african-american hurricane community supporting donald j. why? because his policies worked and they lived under his policies, ana they lived under his policies. and now today today been able community is being choked by inflation. >> let's look at the poll numbers are talking about the latest new york times-siena

bill clinton said in the 90's it's all about the economy, stupid. it was true then. it's true now.for milk, eggs, bread and bacon and their gasoline and that's why, i think they are going to be voting differently next week. >> bret: we will see. panel, thanks so much. ♪ >> bret: you know that sound, it's friday, time for "notable quotables." >> hello, everybody. my first day at mcdonald's. i'm looking for a job. >> if jimmy carter can vote early, you can, too. >> the main thing you have got to get out. you have got to vote. and i'll be voting early. >> our job is to make sure that everyone has a free, fair and fast election. that's what we are doing this year >> i'm sweating already. my arm's spaghetti. >> i'm here with a message of hope for all americans. >> we got to lock him up. [applause] politically lock him up. >> donald trump is a fascist? >> yes, i do. >> every republican supporting her, what the hell are you doing? >> don't listen to lindsey graham, number one, it's good life advice. >> i'm proud to stand here with you today, president trump, and announce that i'm joining