president clinton: i william jefferson clinton do solemnly swear. chief justice rehnquist: that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. president clinton: that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. chief justice rehnquist: and will to the best of my ability. president clinton: and will to the best of my ability. chief justice rehnquist: preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. president clinton: preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. chief justice rehnquist: so help me god. president clinton: so help me god. chief justice rehnquist: congratulations. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states of america, bill jefferson clinton. [cheers and applause] president clinton: my fellow citizens, today we celebrate the mystery of american renewal. this ceremony is held in the depths of winter, but by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring, a spring reborn in the world

clinton: yeah. mr. carter: another idea that i tried and it worked very well in georgia was, we passed a law deputizing every high school principal to be a voting registrar. and every may, as governor, i called on the high schools to have a contest among every high school in georgia, who would register the most upcoming 18-year-olds to be registered voters. so that was a way to do it. when i got to the white house and tried a similar proposal, both democrats and republicans opposed it. because they didn't want to change the constituency that had put them in the congress. so we blame republicans mostly for trying to keep african-americans and old people and you know, and others from voting, poor people, i think both sides are reluctant to change their constituency that has put them in office so that's something that a president can speak to the people about and maybe get something like that done. but i think the main thing is to have last-minute registration, registration by mail, register everybody when

come to get the clinton machine and lived to tell about it and that may be the most important part.i got into office, corruption was rampant. most lopsided legislature in the entire country. i know you may think it was -- massachusetts, oregon, washington say, new jersey, new york or maybe from a domain or california but it was arkansas. more democrats to republicans than any other state in the country. 90% elected democrats to 10% republicans and about half those were suspect to be honest with you. but i knew the political machine of that state had to make people to cheer people up and spit them out. we work to stop the crushing. i opened up a toll-free 800 number to call if you want to report some fraud, waste, abuse troth that we get a dozen calls. we had over 1000. we hired a former fbi agent to sift through what people are giving us an over the next couple of years over 15 different elected officials were indicted, convicted and many carted off to jail. you can't fight corruption if you don't take it out of the body. it is a cancer to our constitutional form of government. and

failed to investigate serious concerns surrounding former president clinton and secretary of state clinton and connections to the russian company there received department of state to purchase uranium mines. a family foundation controlled by the chairman of uranium one made $2,350,000 in contributions to the clinton foundation not possibly disclosed in violation of an agreement secretary clinton had with the obama white house to possibly identify all donors. in 2010 while russian state interests were working to require a majority stake in uranium one an purchase american mines bill clinton was paid $500,000or a speech in moscow by a krpl lin linked invest many bank. a confidential informant who worked with the f.b.i. to uncover bribery and reduction was threatened with reprofile understood lynch when he tried to come forward in 2016. the senate judiciary committee launched a probe to investigate the-in one matter including whether department departments and agencies knew the f.b.i. was looking into possible corruption before the deal was approved. appear investigation conducted by the offi

the clinton foundation. the fact that she mishandled classified information and had a server in her basement, these are crimes that were committed. unfortunately every single day we have people going to court for much less infractions. yet, hilary clinton is not being held accountable for the crimes through the judicial system and that's deeply unfortunate. i do not think it's any coincidence the attorney general had a meeting with the former president, bill clinton, a few days before the decision was made to not pursue any charges against hilary. again, on the department of justice building it said when law ends, tyranny begins. the fact hilary clinton is not being held accountable not only she not qualified to be the president at saint she cannot get a job inside the file room at the fbi. her candidacy is a nonstarter. i disagree with her strongly on much of her positions on issues. i do not want to see my country be more like europe. like to see us get stronger with regards to immigration, cracking down o

. >> and when did you first meet bill clinton? >> we didn't meet as children, arkansas, but he is older than me. but need the governor of the state more than once. >> how long were you in texarkana. >> six years and six years in pine bluff and that was most of my adult life and grew up in hope. >> what kind of minister are you? >> southern baptist, i was going to say a bad one, but not by the people who have heard me, but southern baptist. >> when did the book come out. >> i guess, october, november, of '96 a couple of months after i was sworn in, i had no idea that the discussion of character would become a major national topic in early '98, but came out latter part of the fall. >> and franklin, kentucky, you're on the republican line, what's on your mind. >> hello, governor, i applaud you for your book and coming on and speaking out about character. i agree. i do believe that character is an issue, especially with our-- the president of the united states. i guess when i think about character i would say that character has to do

bill clinton's their mark. let's see if we have time to get this one in your talking about body language and body language doctors as all the former presidents who attend any thoughts shaking hands out of that kind of walk past quickly. and then who do they have a little conversation, a little back and forth fairly famous that a one event that mrs. obama gave george w bush a. yeah, if it's bob and, and, and also a concert source though. so, you know, they have, this is kind of bond because they do meet an unfortunate circumstances like a presidential death. and also when, when all of america comes together to the real question will be, is, how does mr. trump work his speech to talk about as jennifer said, unit to, you know, is all bringing us together so that hopefully we can take some of this partisan divide and bring some commonality to the american political process. you know, i, i recall that question that a similar question being asked in 2017, he had just run what was. so i think it's fair to say a very d

>> it's 1997 and president president clinton has -- bill clinton has defeated bob dole to win a second term. three days before inauguration day, president clinton honored mr. dole at the white house. inauguration day took place on a monday that year, martin luther king jr. day. in his speech, president clinton referenced mr. king's 1963 i have a dream speech. which mr. king had cliferred from the lincoln memorial at the opposite end of the national mall. the 1997 inaugural would be the first to be streamed live on the internet. the you ready to take , mr. >> are you ready to take the oath, mr. president? will you raise your right hand and repeat after me? i, william jefferson clinton do solemnly swear. >> i, william jefferson clinton, do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. mr. preserve, -- >> preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> p

one 100% of people in your three and 23 flows to the clintons reelection both bill and hilaryh clintonir force one, get off and camping for your opponent. that will bless you. [laughter] i understand what a fight is. i understand that a fight means you fight to win. not just fight to fight. i have never had a washington d.c. address ever in my life. never lived here. i have never had a paycheck from this a town. people say we want an outsider. well, you can have one. [laughter] because i have never lived here. i've never worked here. i've never had a paycheck here. but i do understand that simply making a speech is not leadership. simply proposing a piece of legislation is not leadership. i can sampling to introduce a bill parent going to propose a constitutional amendment. let me tell you something unless you get to the point your signed and implemented is nothing but talk. leadership means you get the job done. we must begin to get the job done. i have heard enough speeches in america, i want some real leadership to change america. [cheering] it is a worthy battle. it is an important

hillary rodham clinton the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to hillary rodham clinton. hillary rodham clinton is guided by the methodist creed. do all the good you can in all the ways you can. as a lawyer, she defended the rights of children as first lady. she fought for universal health care and declared women's rights are human rights. as senator, she helped new york rebuild after september 11th, 2001. as secretary of state, she championed democracy worldwide and her nomination for president broke barriers and inspired generations. through it all. her career has been dedicated to an eternal truth. america's ideals are sacred, and we must always defend and live by them he michael j. fox the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to michael j. fox, michael j. fox is one of the most beloved actors of our time, with remarkable wit and charm, he introduced iconic characters to the center of american culture. from alex p keaton to marty mcfly and more. with undaunted resilience and optimism, he also warms hearts and captivates audiences as a fearless advocate for those wi

the problem is hillary clinton is not bill clinton and this is not 1990. if you look what's happened with george bush in 2004, george bush said, you know what, i'm not going to do the traditional thing where i'm i'm move from my conservative base and into the middle to win votes. what bush did in oh four is he said, no, i have to go win conservative votes. i'm going to motivate my base and i'm going to turn them out and i'm going to win. and he was successful. barack obama has done the same thing. instead of coming to the center, this guy has gone far left and he's won. so if anybody thinks that hillary clinton is going to be moderated by bill clinton and come to the center and be a moderate, you're absolutely wrong. she is going to go over and help govern with bernie sanders, a socialist, elizabeth warren. this will be the team that will have in place running our country. and if you look at the socialist policies that bernie advocates for that, elizabeth advocates for and now hillary advocates for these don't offer upward mobility. they don't offer prospe

. >> when is the first time you met bill clinton? >> back in the 1980s, he's nine years older than me but we certainly didn't count one one another as adults. i guess arkansas is a wonderful small state and everybody knows about everybody so it's not uncommon you would meet thegovernor of the state more than once . >> how long did you spend in texarkana. >> i was there six years and before that six years in pine bluff and that was most of my adult life and grew up fin hope and graduated from high school there. >> what kind of a minister are you >> southern baptist, i was starting to say a bad one , ot not a good one by the people aboard me but a southern h baptist . the book came out in september this past year and we started working on it back in i guess about october or november 1996 a couple months after i was sworn in and of course had no idea the discussion of character would become a major national topic in early 98 but it came outin the latter part of the fall . >> republican line, what's on your mind ? >> i applaud you for yo

and i guess the same could be true of hillary clinton. she's played given her odyssey, lack of the elected office. right. because she was only elected what, twice, maybe to the us senate or it, or maybe she was even given it one point by the new york governor. so she's been very unsuccessful in her elected political career, but she's had an outsize role in terms of affecting us foreign policy in a very malign way. and she also was secretary state when obama began the very brutal war. again, she ended in 2015, which very few people even know about, but that was the genocide of war as well. and again, it seems like she's gotten rewarded for services rendered to the empire. done in a way. could this be really useful for the g o p, they can pull out the list of recipients and future to their own donors and say, look at what and who at the other lot are getting behind. not give us more. and so that's spend just keeps growing bigger and bigger. yes. well, these are very political up awards, of course, and the republicans are guilty for all so r

look at president clinton starting the clinton foundation.ok at president obama starting the obama foundation. a lot of the work president clinton's foundation does which hillary clinton is part of, was inspired by jimmy carter's work. he presented the new model of what you can do post presidency. he was relatively young so he had a lot of time to make an impact. his humanitarian work with habitat for humanity, having such a massive influence on democratic elections, and the humanitarian efforts his foundation had across many different subject areas, many different places across the united states and across the globe. it was something president clinton talked a lot about in the books he's written and a lot of the interviews. he said toward the end of his presidency, i want my postpresidential life to look like jimmy carter. >> they did not have a good personal relationship starting when jimmy carter was president. when bill clinton was president he felt carter was being a bit of a freelance secretary of state. notwithstanding that, as you say

speaking as well with former president clinton. oh, there we see hillary clinton.course, she will be a favorite in that crowd. and in a room where she is very familiar, the east room there of the white house. >> she's attended many of these herself, of course, during her husband's eight-year presidency and this is one of the things that a president loves to do the most, be able to give these medals to people they respect and admire to be able to call attention to americans who have done remarkable things in politics but not just politics, throughout the various spheres, jane goodall there, the noted researcher, of course, magic johnson, the star basketball player, people of our generation remembered him quite, you know, poignantly. so many others, i think it's a moment that a president will treasure as he prepares to leave the white house. >> yeah. absolutely. and we are seeing mitt romney, of course, the son of george romney, a much beloved governor in the state of michigan, who is being bestowed the honor posthumously. so they're all coming in. and of course thos

bush stands to welcome the former first lady hillary clinton and president clinton. >> we have not seenp or president clinton. >> we have not. and we can see other members of the presidential family. i see chelsea clinton sitting next to some of the biden family back there. some of those faces you may not recognize are secret service agents that are sitting very close, because this is a national security event. >> the one behind president-elect trump was famously behind president-elect trump during the assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania. >> i do want to mention, margaret too, we're looking at former president of the united states, but there are world dignitaries as well. duke of edinburgh sitting next to justin trudeau. >> the recently resigned prime minister of canada, justin trudeau is there. right behind him i saw earlier the former prime minister of the united kingdom gordon brown as well. there are ambassadors representing their countries encircling that entire area. i think i saw the korean ambassador, the monegasque ambassador. it is paying tribute to the united states

gazing lovingly into bill clinton's eyes. here he has next to clinton with a creepy grin from ear to ear. and a big thumbs up. did he ever ask bill clinton about the allegation of... are bill clinton exposing himself to paula jones or his relationship with monica lewinsky. or the sexual assault allegations. no, i don't think he ever did. he was perfectly fine never bringing up real allegations of bill clinton, sexual assault, exposing himself, having with an intern and the democrats picked the perfect guy to drown them selves and hypocrisy. just to see if you can spot the difference between cain's rhetoric surrounding clinton versus his questioning today. it's not hard to pick up. >> you think you are completely clear because he committed no crime, that's your definition of clear to. you had just fathered a child two months before by a woman that was not your wife. i'm shocked that you would stand here and say you are completely cleared. >> something you said into thousand to about former president bill clinton that he should

[applause] >> hillary rodham clinton. the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to hillary rodham clinton. hillary rodham clinton is guided by the methodist creed, do all the good you can in all the ways you can. as a lawyer, she defended the rights of children. as first lady, she fought for universal health care and declared women's rights are human rights. as senator, she helped new york rebuild after september 11th, 2001. as secretary of state, she championed democracy worldwide, and her nomination for president broke barriers and inspired generations. through it all her career has been dedicated to an eternal truth, america's ideals are sacred, and we must always defend and live by them. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> michael j. fox. [cheers and applause] [applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to michael j. fox. michael j. fox is one of the most beloved actors of our time. with remarkable wit and charm, he introduced iconic characters to the center of american culture. from alex p. keaton to m

[applause] hillary rodham clinton.applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to hillary rodham clinton. hillary rodham clinton is guided by the methodist creed, do all the good you can in all of the ways you can. as a lawyer she defended the rights of children. as first lady she fought for universal health care and declared women's rights are human rights. as a senator she helped new york rebuild after september 11, 2001. as secretary of state she championed democracy worldwide and her nomination for president growth areas and inspired generations. through it all her career has been dedicated to an eternal truth. america's ideals are sacred and we must always defend and live by them. [applause] michael j. fox. [applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to michael j. fox. michael j. fox is one of the most beloved actors of our time, with remarkable wit and charm he introduced iconic characters to the center of american culture. from alex keaton to marty mcfly and more. with un-dull teen resilien

and somebody do you want to beat bill clinton? and i said. hell, yeah. and and so i shoot up from receiving. i get to and i thought it was going to be, you know, one of these formal things that you would just tell tall tales about your stories and experiences. but you greeted me at the door brought in showed me some great pictures on the wall but sat me down because you had a mission you came up to me and i used to do the his imitation of him which i'm to do in front of him now. so i try it. you said to me core, now i need to tell you something, and you said i want to talk to you about the earned income tax credit and you spend a half an hour talking to me about the income tax rate. you said it was the greatest thing i did to fight poverty. and most cities are leaving tens of millions, not hundreds of millions in uncollected eitc money. i went back to my staff and i said, we're one of the lowest income cities in america. and the former told me about the earned income tax credit and they sort of he didn't say, what? and we set up free tax centers all over

you teaming up with these other presidents to the clinton global foundation.i loved about it is, you didn't just raise the money you went to the sites met the people had real deep connections. i mean, i love the story in sri lanka, which was stunning to me. the mother comes up to you and, says, would you please name my will you tell? tell us about that. the young baby that you named in sri lanka. yeah, well they brought her this mother brought the youngest child in village there who after the earthquake tsunami and said you know would we want you to name this child and i said. do you have a number, a name that means new beginning and. the young woman who was my interpreter. said, we are looking for you in our don't dawe in is a boy's name, not a girl's. and it was a young boy and will name this boy dawn, and he will symbolize a new beginning. so a decade. that guy. later i went back to the same spot and i met the boy who was there with family and he didn't have a clue. i mean, he was a day old when i met him. yeah. and i mean, i was just another old, gray hair

to his credit and he testified during the clinton impeachment -- wrote about the clinton impeachment and said this is not impeachable conduct. >> right. and the press constantly talked jonathan turley, he was a republican witness that voted for democrats that is a democrat, that sees the world but he's a constitutional expert that was consistent. >> he was given an honest opinion and the press couldn't hear it. funny story the whole time. i wanted to have one more. the only thing i ever tried to ask for in these hearings, we didn't have anything. i called one night and had jerry nadler actually come up on me. >> it was over the issue, could we have one more witness. >> we know it's not fair but you have 3 or 4, you could have more, but give us at least one more and he hung up on me but presented well if you remember one of the issues he pointed out clearly because they didn't have this -- they framed the impeachment as abuse of power over the phone call but they really -- there was nothing criminal that they could point to but more abuse of power and then obstruction of congress beca

clinton, accompanied by the honorable hillary rodham clinton. ♪ ♪ stuart: just noticed dan that whiteue shirt and red tie. he's greeting the clintons. smilesall around. smiles all around. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemens, the 43rd president of the united states, honorable george w. bush accompanied by mrs. laura bush. ♪ ♪ stuart: ladi system of articulan ladies and gentlemens the 45th president of the united states, honorable barack obama. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the chief justice of the united states, the honorable john g. roberts jr. and associate justices of the supreme court of the united states. ♪ ♪ >> tiffany trump and baron trump. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, escorting dr. biden is mr. emhoff, director of joint committee on inaugural ceremonies, ms. emily leviner. the honorable gary myrick and house of representative chief administration officer catherine spindor and mr. bruce fisher. ladies and gentlemen, dr. jill biden is mr. douglas emhoff. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, performing oh america. welcome the armed forces chorus

so we, we must say that we have achieved something in the clinton it where do pen african initiatives that are organized by the african union stand, for example, the payments and supplements system, the african continental free trade area, which the president president sold. i'm a pose, a spoke to inside today at the january 8 statement. where do you think of the development is directed to and what do you think about the pay suspicion? he says so that africa has taken over the presidency of the t $20.00. well, the fund that we, we wanted to benefit the continent, we are going to bring on board the programs of the african continental state state area to, to push for the agenda $26.00 to $3.00 to boot the africa. we want, so as sweet hit do twins, the continent will be key didn't what they have all we do the programs that way if i agree on in the clinton meant that going to be a part of what we do. the one original integration. it made sure that the, you know, economy development in the continent becomes a priority. i spoke about peace initiatives. and that must happen because if we wan

did he ever ask bill clinton about the rape allegation of juanita broderick or bill clinton exposing himself to paula jones or his relationship with monica lewinsky, or the sexual assault allegations by kathleen willey? no, i don't think he ever did. he was perfectly fine, never bringing up real allegations of bill clinton rape, sexual assault, exposing himself, having sex with an intern. and frankly, the democrats pick the perfect guy to drown themselves in hypocrisy. in fact, just see if you can spot the difference between kaine's rhetoric surrounding clinton versus his questioning today. it's not easy to it's not hard to pick up. you'll like this. take a look. >> so you think you are completely cleared because you committed no crime? that's your definition of cleared. you had just fathered a child two months before by a woman that was not your wife. i am shocked that you would stand here and say you're completely cleared. >> something you said back in, i think, 2002, about former president bill clinton, that he should resign if the scandal, the lewinsky scandal, turned out to be t

. ♪♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome former president bill clinton and senator cory booker.se] >> well, hello, everybody. i want to jump in. this is an extraordinary read and you were, i thought, very vulnerable in it. you really opened your heart up and your spirit ap there's a lot of themes that really hit me hard and if you don't mind, i want to start with just reminding you the first time you and i really had a conversation. it was 2006. i had just been elected, i hadn't been sworn in yet, as mayor of the city of newark and somebody said do you want to meet bill clinton? and i said hell, yeah. and so i-- >> you came to see me. >> and i thought it would be one of those formal things and you would tell tall tales about your experiences, but you greeted me at the door, brought me in showed me some great pictures on the wall and sat me down. you had a mission, you came up to me and i used to do an imitation of him that i'm embarrassed to do now. >> do it. >> and should i try you, korey, i need to tell you something and you said, i want to talk to you about the earned income

president obama, president ÷÷clinton and secretary clinton. president bush and laura bush.ecome as we all should be the ÷÷guardians of our country. through war and peace, through adversity and prosperity, we hold this inauguration every four years, and today it falls on martin luther king day, a further reminder we must strive to uphold the values enshrined in the constitution. the freedoms, liberties and is inscribed on the entrance of the united states supreme court, equal justice under law. [ applause ] >> but what makes this moment more than a passing ceremony is all who are watching it across the country. the people of this nation, the ordinary people doing extraordinary things. president kennedy, who at one point worked as a senator in this building and would walk through the rotunda once said in a democracy every citizen, regardless of interest in politics, holds office. every one of us is in a position of responsibility. with that responsibility of citizenship comes an obligation not to seek out malice as president lincoln reminded us, but with generosity of spirit

the clinton administration was prosecuting the 70 worst polluters. this is an industry that gave over $100 million to the president and one of the first things that the bush administration did when it came in was to order those clinton era prosecutions dropped. order the justice department and epa to drop it and then they rewrote the clean air act and -- illegally. this will take 10 years to sort out and now they will never have to clean up the particulate. this has never happened where according to justice department lawyers where criminals give money to a credit to a presidential candidate and then have the cases against them dropped. we remember how upset people were when president clinton pardoned mark rich, but he never killed anybody. according to epa, the criminal exceedances from the 70 plants being prosecuted, that will kill 5500 americans every single year. you know, this is not as i say an esoteric issue but one that affects millions of people. we are living today in a science fiction nightmare where my children and the children of million

there are bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton. hillary clinton, of course, who ran for president in 2016 and lost to donald trump in his first run. attending. once again, a celebration of american democracy, a celebration of the peaceful transfer of power. >> i'm told that the former presidents had discussions about -- >> there's boris johnson, the former british prime minister walking in. >> -- about whether to go. are they all going to make a decision together, you know, what they should go to, what they should not go to. they are going to the actual inauguration. not the luncheon following, which is, again, part of tradition. but it is -- we have heard a lot about michelle obama not coming. but hillary clinton is obviously a very different situation. hillary clinton understands the image and the symbol that she provides to the country as one of the people, if she can show up for donald trump, it is not about donald trump. it is about the united states of america, and it is about democracy. along with the -- >> there's former pr

hillary clinton. and then turned around and started the investigation of president trump. in order to get the mueller investigation going, the head, the director of the fbi james comey leaked information about his boss, the president of the united states, to get a special counsel appointed and to get the department of justice refused. the very department of justice that exonerated hillary clinton now is so unfair that they can't look at president trump. what were your thoughts when you heard about the leak of the information? rep. collins: well, it was concerning. all we were hearing during that time going back and forth. when that happened and comey was fired and you get the e-mails, let's don't waste this opportunity. when they had the opportunity to say this is been, let's go ahead and appoint a special counsel and mueller was the one that came up read jeff sessions signed up because he recused himself three people forget that that. -- himself. people forget that that. he is taking his hands off. i

someone said do you want to meet bill clinton, i said hell yeah.i -- >> you came too see me. >> i thought it was a formal thing, you would tell tall tales about your stories and experiences, you greeted me at the door, brought me in, sat me down, you had a mission, i came to me, i did an imitation of him. i try -- should i try it. >> you said to me, corey, i need to tell you something. you said, i want to talk to but earned income tax credit. you spent a half hour, talking to me about earned income tax credit, you said it was. greatest thing that i did to fight poverty, and most cities are leaving millions none collected eitcmoney, i went back to my staff, i said we're one of the lowest income cities in america, former president told me about earned income tax credit, they leaned in to say, what we set up free tack centers in our city that brought millions back that was going uncollected. i didn't', you told me people could go back 3 years, and cloak -- collect theirir money, people would get $10 those, we started uped financial empowerment centers

the second camp david with prosute clinton, arafat of the p.l.o. and barat.at and arafat was like oil and water. clinton wasn't able to bond with them the way carter bonded with sadat and that lack of personal chemistry was a real problem. peter: let's go back to 1978. we have some video we want to show with president carter, prime minister begin and anwar sadat. >> whenever there was a danger that human energy would fail or patience would be exhausted or good will would run out, and there were many such moments, these two leaders and their abel devisors in all delegations found the resources within them to keep the chances for peace alive. >> the signing of the framework for the comprehensive peace settlement has a significance far beyond the event. it signals the emergens of a new peace initiative with the american nation in the heart of the entire process. >> we will still have problems to solve. camp david proved had in any problem can be solved if there is good will and understanding and some -- some wisdom. stuart: let me give you a perspective on this.

awarded presidential medal of freedom recipients former first lady and secretary of state hillary clinton actor denzel washington and custodial work robert kennedy, presidential medal of freedom is the nation's highest honor. [cheering and applauding] is. [applause] >> good afternoon and happy new year. president lincoln had his inaugural address. president lincoln passed. frederick douglass. here we are where abraham lincoln said unify the nation. filled to join kamala harris. hell of a lawyer, by the way. [laughter] for the finalal time at the artf restoring the middle of freedom and a group of extraordinary who gave their sacred. let me just say to you, thank you for all you've done for this country, you embody the nation's out of many, one. people of different backgrounds and talents and generation in different genders, remarkable giftss and passion spent on our results as one nation, under god, liberty and justice for all. it matters it really does matter.. rock stars, sports stars. feed the hungry give hope to those who are hurting. it's amazing your innovation,zi hugh inspired so m

former president clinton and presidential candidate hillary clinton, former senator. those rare moments in washington where we see these close and personal interactions among people who have led and will lead our country. >> eugene, wondering who among them was influenced by jimmy carter in their presidency. >> you know, i guess in a way they all wewere. certainly bill clinton, fellow southerner. obama and trump too in the sense that they were -- trump especially was an outsider coming in to washington. several of these presidents were annoyed by president carter at various times during his post-presidency when he spoke out and disagreed with what the current president was doing. they all -- i think all have this amazing respect for him because he was such a significant figure in our history. >> this exchange between president obama and president trump continues there. sharing a moment. of course, president bush there to his -- to president obama's right. >> let's turn to kristen welker as we watch these scenes unfold. it's an extraordinarily chatty moment between for

not so much hillary clinton. >> greg: that's true. >> hillary clinton has never been on a winning tickety clinton has never really been in the white house, other than being, you know, the home slice. >> greg: yeah. >> so she -- you know, she probably is trying to make herself feel better. >> greg: they both, though, do have something. they both have annoying daughters, right? i mean, what was -- what was hillary's kid's name? brat? chelsea. and then you got that emhoff thing. >> ella. >> greg: yeah. >> i don't know, daigon, i don't know if i would brag because my boss the dementia and i couldn't outsmart him and take his job. [laughter] >> greg: yes! >> on kamala's side. >> greg: we shall move to the next segment. politico was hiding negative stories about biden. over 30% of the food sold in grocery stores goes to waste, and many of us don't give it a second thought our meat and seafood is individually portioned and vacuum sealed, locking in freshness and flavor, allowing you to feed your family with what you need while reducing waste visit good ranchers dot com and discover american mea

somehow donald trump is a russia asset when we know russians prefer hillary clinton to win.till buried? people like hillary clinton going to media and inject their fake narrative and impede their right to vote so we have to join together in whatever missions you desire most important to you and put the mission first. that's the most boring thing to rescue our country and in november it's not going to just be hope across the finish line, we will say we help secure the system of justice. we helped identify immunity that has gone rogue. we collectively joined versus to take on united states. people out there in the fake news. [cheering and applauding] that is our mission. i will be out there every day but if you want the following, who got to go big on trump. you want to and human trafficking? take care of of our veterans and make sure our schools are free. [cheering and applauding] the choice is yours. [cheering and applauding]

clinton, accompanied by the honorable hillary rodham clinton. ♪ ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, theident of the united states, the honorable george w. bush accompanied by mrs. laura bush. ♪ ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the 44th president of the united states, the honorable barack obama. ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the chief justice of the united states, the honorable john g. roberts jr. and the associate justices of the supreme court of the united states. ♪ announcer: tiffany trump and baron trump. ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, escorting dr. biden and mr. emhoff, the associate director of inaugural ceremonies, ms. emil laviner, the minority representative myrick, and the honorable katherine spindor and the honorable bruce fisher. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, dr. jill biden and mr. douglas emhoff. ♪ ♪ ♪

working for obama and hillary clinton.know, similar hair. really, you look pretty similar. i would say. we all know cahai day. we are ending the night with reverend mark thompson. a long time commentator, analyst, political expert, civil rights activists, host of you make it plain podcast. welcome to both of you. mark what is on your list to fall back and fall forward here? >> reporter: first of all we all saw the initial reaction and good to see everybody, happy new year. we all saw the initial reaction of what happened in nola and of course trump tried to suggest this had to do with immigration and the lacks border but that is absolutely false. we know it was someone in the military. and, former military, same thing with the individual in vegas. but just more of phobia while, ironically there is a debate between him and e lon and ramaswamy but what it points out what is being ignored. it was reported in 2008, as soon as they came in office and forced to walk it back that the greatest threat was domestic terrorism, not co

and then bill clinton said you have to figure it out for yourself. he wanted to weigh in, but then decided ultimately not to. i ran into them again as they were leaving the senate chamber. i asked bill clinton of whether they wanted to expand on that. he completely declined to comment. and they said they were both leaving. they were not going to attend this luncheon, this bipartisan luncheon that happens after the inauguration. and now a number of democrats though, sharply critical about this. back to you, anderson. >> president trump is coming down apparently to greet some people, possibly give remarks. let's just listen in. [ applause ] this is the emancipation hall with the spillover crowd, as you watch the inaugural from inside the rotunda. and so it is dignitaries and others who have been put into that room. >> well thank you all so much for being here. was that a hell of a speech or what? man. that was a good way to start it off. you know, i didn't know exactly what the president would put in that speech. i hoped to myself that he wasn't going

and to ensure that those piece inter continental cause, if one to see development in the clinton meant, we have to deal with this. that was that, that taking place, the concept that, that taking place. but also we, i'm looking at the, the home with speaking about the i c, j. it's been a year since the n c lid. government filed a case of genocide against israel. how do you think the developments have been sold a day in terms of the reception from the international community? when many countries of very perceptive, eh, you may be aware that the most 10 you states that have come on board to say, you know, that we want to be with you on this case, your absolute good. i have been fed people where i've tried to hit at the beginning and they way upload big so difficult for haven't taken that to move. and we now see more and more people say you are like, we need to and this the general site when we, we are going to continue it. especially if it, even though there might be pressure for south africa to pull out from the u. s. as in early to saw that, but you know, we're not pulling out, remember