to happen during the clinton administration.i am sure you have heard he helped to engineer a pardon for in international fugitive i am not sure it ever happened before there is a party in office at the justice department we do about this that had not been arrested or convicted the somebody fled the united states after his wife gave a lot of money for building the new clinton library. that is one of the worst things eric holder engineered. it was another series of pardons there's 16 terrorist of a porter we can independence group involved with 130 bombings and hundreds of injuries in a federal judge said death the note -- penalty had been available there were totally and remorseful so they threatened to the federal judge who was sentencing them. the attorney was against any pardons for them and do you know, what to? none of the 16 terrorist had sought bargains from the clinton did ministration better colbert engineer the pardon of a favor because when this was going on when hillary clinton started the run for the senate in new yo

and let's not have a situation like we had when the clinton administration did not act, the bush administration did finally. we don't have the same thing here. >> eric, i don't think that this should overpower any fight against terrorism. i read through what the president's going to do o i actually agree with bob, i can't really criticize any of this, i wish we had done it a couple of months ago, we were a little slow to react, not surprising, but should we seal these countries off? is it time? >> just as obama announced his plan to send 30,000 people to africa to fight ebola and he plans to send 1,000 hypodermic needles to iraq to fight isis. you get it? >> no, i didn't get it. >> he's sending 3,000 troops to africa, he's got 1,600 troops fighting isis, sflihe asked for0 million to fight isis. so it's double on both. they're double lay concerned by the number of troops on the ground, troops on the ground, not boots, and the amount of money they're asking for. how can you compare the two of those? >> you're looking at some way to take a shot out of isis. >> here's what i would like him to do, i

of the things that we talk about is the inspector general report writer at the end of the clinton administration there were all these positions in the civil rights divisions so when the supreme court issued its final decision and they knew that out court was not coming in as president the political floats -- folks said we have to fill those career positions. been to the government did you are fast take six months could take anywhere up to one year have every single plot except one filled in three weeks. the personnel folks said they have never seen anything like this but this administration has taken that to go exponentially further. they have filled every single careers lot with someone who is ideologically and politically an ally with them and those of the people that will be there when the new administration comes if it is a republican administration they will have an extremely difficult time. we don't cover ted stevens. we sent the manuscript off to the publisher and every single day something else would come up from the justice department and i kept saying we have to do get that in the book

if you have an obama administration and a clinton administration and you're a conservative republican --. >> jeb bush's i gubernatorial career in florida was a master piece. he got the state through a horrible hurricane and his governing and the fact that he has an a hispanic whief has toolt bear in what he brings -- wife has a lot to bear in what he brings to the picture. we'll be back with predictions. ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope someday you'll join us ♪and the world will live as one♪ . >>> jeb bush will run for president in 2016. yes or no? >> one in three chances. >> looks like yes. >> i would say no. >> the answer is yes. bye-bye. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com welcome to government contracting weekly, sponsored by aoc key solutions, inc. government contracting weekly is the only television program devoted exclusively to the competitive and dynamic world of government contracting, a world where coming in second place is not an option, but where principle-centered winning is the only approach. go

so so for instance bill clinton literally signed an agreement with the obama administration that if hillary were appointed as the secretary of state, he wouldn't make any speeches in foreign countries for which by the way he used to get paid hundreds of thousands of dollars as we know now. or say anything in major policy speeches that was not first vetted and cleared by the white house. so, by bringing hillary and as a twitter person said, he kept his enemies close and kept them quiet. >> host: mr. klein of "the wall street journal" has a story this morning taking a look at both bill and hillary's ability to raise cash from corporate sources. what exactly are they looking for as far as the deal that was made in 2012? >> guest: i think at this point they've practically given up on getting the obama's active support for summary in 2016. they've been creating a parallel democratic party administration separate from the democratic national committee which is controlled by the white house. bill has been actively involved in this and putting together policy books. he's been bringing major donors

would not know that from living in our politicized era where between what happened in the clinton administration and what was discussed during the bush administration and we are seeing the impeachment is it seems to be in the air. we don't want that kind of a society. the reason it's important for people to understand why they have a stake in it is president obama has systematically attacked the framework of the country beginning with not executing the will faithfully. the problem and that is the precedent he's setting now will be achievable to every future president regardless of party if we want to remain a public of the law and we want to remain a people that considers itself governed under the rule of law rather than subjects of presidential when everybody has a stake in cracking down and trying to get our president the inducement to abide by his oath and execute faithfully. >> let's take some questions. >> link lincoln carper from st. louis missouri. i have a lot of friends you could say on the far right of things as soon as barack obama was we have to talk about impeachment but the main th

passing from mexico, negroponte then went, was assigned to the philippines in the clinton administrationd then to animal. neither of these is that -- assignments were easy once because he's being asked to do the impossible, namely, secure the agreement of the two governments to the maintenance of the american military bases at a time when the two governments were glad to be rid of the vestiges of colonialism. but after his assignment in the philippines, he left the state department, went to work for mcgraw-hill because the only assignment the clinton administration then offered them was ambassador to greece, which he did not want. and he came back into government, of course, with the coming of the second bush administration where he was made ambassador to the u.n. he was essentially alone among the higher officials of the bush administration, voicing opposition to our involvement in the iraq war before the final decision had been made. powell's opposition to the war had been widely leaked, but he didn't say anything publicly. negroponte did. he gave an interview to a reporter for the "wa

in 2004, as you know, the clinton administration in conjunction with the congress passed a work requirementeople to get welfare. now that went away in 2004. why? i do not know. why was it not reinstituted? congress dropped the ball. administration's dropped the ball. of course that should work. that helped. got people back into the work force andpoverty. >> that period wayne and michelle referenced was the only time in the last 50 years you actually saw the poverty rate decline, eric. so free market capitalism is the only thing that can happen. the problem, this is up coulded in moral duty. don't you care about the poor? don't you want to help people in need? if you do, help them. it's wrong to use force which is what government is, to force people to help those who you think are in need. >> leave it there. coming up, new controversy in the national felon league. teams paying players in the middle of abuse scandals. maybe if they cut out the checks they'd cut out this nonsense. (trader vo) i search. i research. i dig. and dig some more. because, for me, the challenge of the search... is alm

when a small private plane crashed into the white house grounds during the clinton administration was another event where security was breached. >>> new at 11:00, google is planning a huge expansion of its empire, not on the web but in the real world. the company is drawing up plans to build model cities and airports. that's according to several tech websites. analysts say a little over a year ago google's ceo met with his top employees about the project, which falls under the heading google 2.0. it's a term the company uses to describe long-term projects. everything from driverless cars to robotics. apparently the city building. >>> a new and dangerous consequence to california's extended drought. whatever water left in some towns is becoming contaminated. one california town that felt it this summer is seville, 25 miles southeast of fresno. underwater wells started running dry and nitrates from manure contaminated the water. some people couldn't shower or wash clothing. >> we're seeing over and over again in community after community if we're not paying attention to the source of th

there was a great debate at the beginning of the clinton administration about how to deal with what wasceived as a relatively small recession, but nonetheless a recession, what to do. there were those who wanted to spend their way out and others said no let's have budgetary restraint. that will be better for the economy, that will keep interest rates down, it will tend to restrain inflationary pressures and, in the long run we'll be better off. and that was i think fortunately, the approach that was adopted. and lo and behold, the economy did so well that we got some productivity increases, that revenues increased faster than expected budget expenditures were held down and for the first time in decades we had budgetary surpluses. schoumacher: there was no inflation when it came to goods and services, but the was a sharp rise the price of stocks. was this a problem? rivlin: alan greenspan coined the term "irrional exuberance," meaning that people were buying stocks without regard to the future earnings just because they thought that the stock market values would continue to go up d up. w

. >> former national security adviser during the clinton administration, sandy berger.nk you for your time and insight. good to have you back on the program. >> great to be here. >>> coming up, best-selling author james ellroy on his latest "perfidia." stay with us. "new york times" best-selling author james ellroy has carried the art of the hard-boiled crime story to new heights with a series of novels all set in los angeles and showing the uglier side of the city, from "l.a. confidential" to "the black dahlia." his latest is called "perfidia," and it is the first book in his second l.a. quartet. it opens in december, 1941, and deals with murder cases juxtaposed with actual events. james ellroy, always an honor to have you on the set. >> tavis, happy to be here. >> you walked on set, and i said, james, you've done it again. and you said to me -- i just love history. >> and i love l.a. l.a. come on vacation. go home on probation. it's a life sentence for me. they are not letting me out of here alive. >> why is it that you love l.a. so much? i feel like breaking out with

and when a small private plane crashed into the white house grounds during the clinton administration. fence-jumpers aren't unusual here. in fact, just last week a man jumped over this fence, a height of about eight feet. but this is the first time anyone can recall someone making it all the way inside the executive mansion. and just this afternoon another man was arrested for trying to drive into the white house grounds. but friday's fence jumper is yet another blow to an agency trying to rebuild its image after a slew of embarrassing incidents including one in colombia in 2012 involving prostitutes. some lawmakers were outraged today. republican congressmen jason chaffetz called the white house breach totally unacceptable. >> the service will get it together, but they have to get it together really fast. we can't ever let this happen again. >> reporter: gonzalez is still in custody facing several charges including unlawful entry. secret service director julia has ordered enhanced patrols capabilities on pennsylvania avenue. in a statement the white house says the president has full

i worked with the clinton administration to open e street, the backside of the white house, not only for his vista, but because it's a major thoroughfare, and that has affected the entire region. in that is primarily closed down, but as mr. balsham testified in front of the white house, though cars can no longer go there, people can go there, and essentially it was made a park, a walkway, and no one says it should be reopened, because that would mean cars not people. so my concern is whether or not people will continue to have access around the white house. i walked to the white house yesterday. i was pleased to find, not only tourists, but protesters as usual there. i ask you -- i notice that on -- i followed your testimony, and you testified 16 jumpers inning only five years. so there's been an increase in fence jumpers. and so i want to know whether you have considered before today simply asking that a higher fence be built. one that for example, could curve -- still be historic, but with the curve going outward so maybe you damage one of your body parts if you try to get over it,

if you have an obama administration and a clinton administration and you are a conservative republican>> jeb bush's gubernatorial career in florida was a masterpiece and he is totally beloved by the people there. >> yes. >> he got that state through a horrible hurricane. >> right. >> and governing and the fact that he has a hispanic wife and that whole aspect of it, a lot to bear in his what he brings to the picture. >> issue 3. is the science settled? >> this is not fiction. it is science. unchecked, climate change will pose unacceptable risks to our security, our economies, and our planet. >> let me set the stage by saying that the science here, itself. >> these words on climate change were ordered by president obama at the copenhagen while that mat conference five years ago and in a town hall meeting four months ago. this week at the united nations general assembly in new york, more than 120 world leaders met against the background of mass marching to call attention to the need for an international climate change treaty, when december gates meet in paris next year. rope president ob

clinton. by the end of the administration, she was the director of -- she's had a distinguished career. president obama had the good sense to bring her back to washington to be director of omb. i was delighted. affection forg the office of management and budget and i always feel better when i know the agency is in a strong, confident hand. a deep respect for the difficulties of that job because it is the toughest job i ever did. but apparently, it was not tough enough for sylvia. talked her president into an even tougher one. the department of health and human services is a vital agency of government that literally affects every single american at sometime in their lives, often many times area at any time in history, running hhs effectively is a huge strategic and managerial challenge. but this may be the most challenging time of all. it includes implementing the affordable care act. is a far-reaching, much-needed piece of legislation that has -- that is already providing millions of people with affordable health insurance and will impact the way americans interact with their health car

. >> our elections a referendum on the past rather past of the obama administration or clinton administration? >> i think what happened in the past is relevant and so as far an indication of what might happen in the future. word might advisedly. , elections is about the future. politics, thein apparatus of covering that it elections are [indiscernible] the election for president is the grandest job interview on the planet. and when you show up for a job, the difference is, if we decided to retire and i wanted to interview for your job -- >> please don't. >> i am trying to make a point here. i have watched you for years. i have an idea of what the show is. if you were running for president -- >> yeah. >> you might have some ideas from watching me or george bush or george h w bush or barack obama. one of the burdens of running for president is it you are trying to do find a job for the people who will decide to hire you or not. most interesting job interview. you know there are certain things you have to do no matter whether you are republican or democrat. somebody stands up and says i want thi

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civil liberties you end up with everything from the draft with the patriot act which was the clinton administration that the bureaucrats had to the of omaha bombing in then they said we would give no executive this power but then they did. when you give people powers that are not limited to particular use. >> it sounds like you are saying it sounds like you are paranoid it actually the use their powers serve turpitude to the documentarians who make films? [laughter] >> not today but world war i certainly. [laughter] >> with the washington d.c. if there was a fistfight in actual fights when there is the danger in a place like washington d.c. >> is for self-defense to make the world safer. >> but if they come to rob your neighbor you may install an alarm system. >> the reason why you can't go to rome or one? [laughter] >> even though it might cost you money to put in the security system yvette it would be uprooted response to a burglary next door? >> i in favor of a serious strong national defense that is not the same as interventionist foreign policy creating a new war for the future. >> looked at w

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plus, the clinton administration secretary. >> those that are are coming from central america are notno reason. stossel: we will have that reason coming stossel: america keeps spending more money and sending more border patrol officers to police america'srs. we are building new fences and now we use drones to look for people sneaking into the country. more money and more equipment, but it doesn't work. big money is not making us safer. that is the subtitle of this new book, "border insecurity" by her next guest, sylvia longmire. >> that's right come you have drugs that are illegal, that is making a big challenge for law enforcement to stop drug traffickers from interdicting these drugs. and sometimes the messages being sent to the immigrants that are in direct conflict with what is happening on the ground. stossel: let's focus on this. used to support the drug laws, right? >> yes. stossel: what changed your mind? >> a lot of experience with this line of work. when i was in law enforcement for several years, you were being anti-drug comes with the program. when i started working on dru

sylviafirst encountered in the clinton administration, i thought of her as that friendly, competent young woman who worked for bob rubin at the national economic council. i learned that sylvia was the go to person and a can-do person. that was a useful person to have around. i also learned that she liked to keep in touch with real people out around america, not just in washington. and that she grew up in west virginia. one day, i found myself in a hard hat, deep underground in west virginia in a coal mine with sylvia, barbara ven and rich trumka. i was not the only one who noticed that sylvia was competent and levelheaded hearing the president notice to that, president clinton. by the end of the administration, she was the director of -- she's had a distinguished career. president obama had the good sense to bring her back to washington to be director of omb. i was delighted. affection forg the office of management and budget and i always feel better when i know the agency is in a strong, confident hand. a deep respect for the difficulties of that job because it is the toughest job i ever

they both floundered in the second half of the clinton administration when the monica lewinsky scandal subsumed everything and the clinton people fell back. even if this were to move ahead, even if you had a proposal that got through the congress, there would be a gazillion lawsuits. there are people out there who just don't think making the city a state, giving us two -- a congressman and two senators, is a viable option. >> joe, where were the other democrats? >> they don't care. it doesn't have anything to do with their constituency. the reality is everything dave is saying is right. the average person outside of washington, d.c. doesn't even know what this is about. some of them think it is a state already. the reality is everything dave is saying is correct. there was an overflow crowd. that is because they were the residents of d.c. we're the ones excited about this, but outside of d.c. that's part of the problem. you live in a unique city: if you go on a property, you have a different set of laws, guns. you could be violating federal law. you can walk across the street and all o

prior to joining the clinton administration's secretary -- secretary burwell worked for mckinsey and company to a serving on the boards of the council on client relations, university of washington medical center among other organizations. secretary received an a.b. from harvard university the second generation, grope. she and her husband lived in washington d.c. with their two young children. charlie unaccomplished, truly a skilled manager, truly a wonderful new secretary of health and human services. my pleasure on behalf of the george washington university institute for public health to join me in welcoming secretary burro. [applause] >> thank you. it is great to be here with you today. this institution is a tremendous leader on so many health and human services issues from research that is revolutionizing the treatment of cancers to biomedical engineering, where training, doctors, nurses, social workers, and perhaps secretaries. i had the privilege of working with many colonials including many of the talented members of our staff at the department of health and human services. whe

many of the key personalities in this administration lived there rwanda during the clinton administration and said never again at that time. that's one thing. second is the evidence of the exponential takeoff of this epidemic, and people waking up and thinking my lord, it could go from 5,000 to 250,000 in rocket speed if something is not done. and third, they - the fear around mutation of the virus, and the notion that is now actively debated that as the population exposed to ebola widens and deepens, the prospects for possible mutation that would make it transmissible by air could go up. we don't know. so all of those things combined, i think, let this administration to do a lot of soul searching and agree to lead in this dramatic and bold way. >> force their hand. what does it do for other potential partners internationally. will there be an echo or reflection of the commitment by the u.s.? >> let first point out, until the u.s. took this step there was a security vacuum in west africa that no one would puzzle their way around. everywhere looked and said we must have several thousands h

. >> reporter: homeland security second jeh johnson made reference to overreach by the clinton administrationhat led to a midterm election blood bath for democrats. >> the president has determined that we should wait until after the midterm elections to announce what we believe we can and should do to fix the system. >> reporter: 20 years later, johnson sayshe reason for not taking exec i have action right now on immigration. >> this kind of thing should not bei have action right now on immigration. >> this kind of thing should not be introduced in a politically difficult climate like you have in the run up to an election. >> reporter: but last weekend, the president said it wasn't about midterm election politics. sfwr wh >> what do you tell the person that will get deported before the election that this decision was essentially made in your hopes of saving a democrat he can senate? >> that's not the reason. >> election year politics.he can senate? >> that's not the reason. >> election year politics. >> not only do i want to make sure the ts are crossed and the is are dotted, and i'm being ho

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the washington post, among their many details, there was a study conducted in the clinton administration found a way stop several attackers going over the fence. that vulnerability remains many years later. we're going to try to deal with that possible potential threat by having increased numbers of counter attack agents and so forth stationed around, but we're not going to erect an even higher barrier to the public. >> it seems to me -- i'm not a security expert. i know the physical layout there. if you want to stop five or six people from jumping at the same time, you can have guards closer to the perimeter. more security at the entrances to the white house. can you imagine what the country would be going through if that person was wearing a vest bomb. we have seen what happens in some of the suicide attacks. one person can take out a very large part of the white house. i think it is a very serious matter. i have to believe you can patrol that perimeter in a better way, even if you have guards on the fence, but there is more security that could be added so we don't have to turn the whi

it wasn't until bill clinton's administration that welfare as we have known it was changed. the welfare reform act of 1996. we will talk about that next week. clearly, one of the battlegrounds -- the other was affirmative action. lbj executive order 1246 in 1965 -- he had this to say. "you do not take a person who, for years, has been hobbled by chains and liberate him, bring them up to the starting line of a race and then say you are free to compete with others and still believe you have been completely fair." it was to provide some leverage of opportunity for disadvantaged sectors of american society. clearly, a race, not exclusively race-based, but significantly so. the attack occurs by the late 1970's. so, as i mentioned yesterday, affirmative action programs are being implemented in federal contracts, in any entities receiving federal aid, and in college admission considerations across the land. here is where the first contest is. an older gentleman or student that was going to medical school, he applied twice to the university of california davis medical school. turned

during the clinton administration a small private plane crash into the white house grounds. >>> google is planning a huge expansion of its empire but not on the web. in the real world. the company is drawing up plans to build model cities and airports. a little over a year ago google ceo met with his top employees about the project. it's a term the company uses to describe long term projects. everything from driverless cars to robotics to city building. >>> still more ahead on today in the bay. she survived an act of cruelty. the journey to healing and her happy e yreunion with a dog and the worker who saved her. >>> waking up to clouds and fog this morning. we'll see plenty of sunshine and our next chance of rain this upcoming week. we'll let you know when, where and how much. >>> your time now is 7:16. you're looking live at san jose as the clouds lift, and let's take you over to san francisco. on next break we'll do that. >>> it's a dog's life and it's miraculous. last december we brought you the story of a dog who survived a trip through a trash facility. now gem is leading her new

, we were told nato wouldn't expand and they expanded very close to our borders, then the clinton administration our objections so they argue you pushed us and now don't be surprised at the backlash. >> if you can find one polish citizen who agrees i'll be glad to take that seriously. i mean, look, first of all, i never told them nato wouldn't expand. i ran for president advocating the expax nsion of nato in 1992 and i had a conversation with boris yeltsin who i respect very much and i said look, i don't think you're going to invade eastern europe but you're not going to be there forever. president yeltsin in return for ukraine getting rid of all of its nuclear weapons and sending them the russia signed an agreement with me and the then president of ukraine saying russia would also respect ukraine's territory integrity. president putin said it was an agreement not a treaty therefore i'm not bound by it. i think it's a long rap that expanding nato caused all this. that -- you made me invade georgia and you made me invade yk because they were the only two countries on my border? come on, it's just

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it has been the law of the land for all of these years except for two years during the clinton administration. madam speaker, americans throughout the country have raised very serious questions that they find it nearly impossible to determine whether the plan that they are purchasing finances and subsidizes the killing of unborn children. there is little or no transparency. hence the request by several members of congress, including our distinguished speaker, speaker boehner, that the general accountability office, investigate. as the november 15 open enrollment approaches for obamacare, we have no reason now to believe that the president's promise of the most transparent government in history will give consumers base exinformation about the abortion coverage. first, we were told it wouldn't be in there. again a promise made right from this podium, madam speaker. and then by way of executive order, and now we can't even find out clearly and unmistakably which plans include abortion and which do not. to end president o-- president obama's massive new funding of abortion on demand, madam speake

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it's a higher rate than the clinton administration. >> article violence followed the shooting death of a unarmed black teenager, holder announced the civil rights investigation of the ferguson, missouri, police department and said when he returns to private life, he'll look for ways to built trust between law enforcement and minorities community. holder says he will stay until a successor is confirmed, but the president may move quickly enough to allow a confirmation vote in a lameduck session, so he doesn't have to nominate a replace me replacement. >> wendell, thank you. president obama continued efforts to build his coalition against isis terrorists. his case may have been bolstered by an alarmed report from iraq, and a major european city. chief white house correspondent ed henry has that story from new york. >> reporter: as president obama wrapped up three days in new york, new fears about a potential terror plot targeting subways in major cities like this one, the new prime minister claims that his intelligence organization has -- in paris as well as key american cities, possibly

i worked with the clinton administration to open e street. on the backside of the white house. not only for its vista, but because it is a major thoroughfare. it affected the entire region. that was summarily closed down. as mr. basham testified, in front of the white house, though cars can no longer go there, people can go there. essentially, it was made a park, a walkway. none of my constituents, no one says it should be reopened. because that would mean cars, not people. my concern is whether or not people will continue to have access around the white house. i walked to the white house yesterday. i was pleased to find not only tourists, but protesters as usual there. i ask you, i noticed you testified 16 jumpers in only five years. there has been an increase in fence jumpers. i want to know whether you have considered before today simply asking that a higher fence be built, one that for example could curve, still be historic, the curves going outward, so maybe you would damage a body part if you try to get over it, or even, and these are off the top of my head, multilayered

who is tortured from within, i really do believe leon panetta, i felt this way back in the clinton administratione has integrity and sense of honor and duty, he loves his country and i think it really pains him to be part of an administration he can not openly support and can't just cover for. i have great respect for the courage that leon panetta displayed and also the clarity. he didn't beat around the bush. he came out and made it very clear that our strategy, dealing with the middle east is simply not a strategy that is going to be effective and hats off to him. lou: and what about the politics of this? is hillary really going to be, toes who are somewhat skeptical, even cynical suggest this is all a play to sell a book, also to support hillary and her 2016 aspirations, is she going to be able to divorce herself from the very policies and decisions of an administration which she was one of the very top leaders? >> no. she can't. she is going to try. if anybody could get away with it, hillary might find magic to make it work. maybe husband bubba could help her out. the fact she still has to an