he served in the clinton administration's undersecretary for energy and in the white house office of science and technology policy. for all his reasons and more, i'm pleased to have

he served in the clinton administration's undersecretary for energy and in the white house office of science and technology policy. or those reasons and more, i'm pleased to have you here for the first time. welcome. sec. moniz: pleased to be here. charlie: we can talk about energy in a broader sense and what you think of where we are in terms of climate and other issues. you have become famous to all of us sitting next to john kerry. the interesting fact is the foreign minister was at the table a few weeks ago. someone you knew at m.i.t. when you were both students.

he served in the clinton administration's undersecretary for energy and in the white house office of science and technology policy. for all his reasons and more i'm pleased to have him at the table for the first time. there's much to talk about. we're going to talk about energy in a broader sense and what you think of where we are in terms of climate and other issues, but let me begin with nuclear talks. you have become famous forcing the two john kerry and often sitting next to foreign minister for reid who was at this table a

it's hillary clinton or a republican is going to inherit some type of presence in iraq, and clinton administration's was more hawkish than president obama, and that's where the democratic party is, but what would she do? a lot think she would be more aggressive if she was in office. >> i made a mistake, and she was so free flowing to admit that, and i am not sure how that plays in an election. if she wins the nomination how is that going to be used in the election? we never know what presidential campaigns are going to be about in the end. there is war weariness on all sides so it's fascinating what rand paul would say about how it plays out in the convention. >> given that this is playing out in the campaign, we are going to watch it as the debate season plays out. we will see if it ends up being a debate among the republicans. >>> we will get you out ahead of the big political news. when you think of the united states postal service? exactly. that's what pushes us to deliver smarter simpler faster sleeker earlier fresher harder farther quicker and yeah, even on sundays. what's next? we'll show you

championed. >> so maria, does hillary clinton have to answer for policies during the bill clinton administrationn, bill clinton is not running for president, hillary clinton is and by the way, bill clinton also recently addressed all of those policies. saying that we are in a completely different time now. that was 20 years ago. he essentially said we need to take another look at all of those policies. so even he himself is questioning his own policies. hillary clinton is clearly focused on the problems at hand. she is talking about reform of the criminal justice system. she is talking about body cams on policemen. to frankly protect those good policemen who are out there doing great work. every single day and to protect the victims of those policemen who are not doing such great work and she is i think very credibly talking about the roots of the causes of what happened in baltimore. which is income inequality. and where i think republican candidates run afoul of their speak about income inequality and lack of fathers as rand paul has done is that none of their policies ever focus on the proble

in october 1994 the clinton administration reached another agreed framework with north korea over that nation's nuclear program. then secretary of state madeleine albright insisted she had gotten a deal that would freeze the military component of the program, and through economic incentives and diplomatic outreach entice the hermit kingdom to joint international community and reject their pursuit of nuclear weapons. at first all seemed to go well as north korea eagerly accepted the influx of hard occurrence as well as the promised civilian nuclear reactors. secretary albright, and accompanied by then policy coordinator for north korea wendy sherman even visited north korea in 2000 to celebrate the progress. despite all the diplomatic initiatives, despite all of the champagne those the north koreans were cheating we now know, they were cheating on the framework from the get-go. when the george w. bush administration figured out economic sanctions were reimposed, but they had no affect. neither did yet more additional rounds of negotiations while they continued and continued and continue

he served the clinton administration longer than four months. so i thought it was an interesting discussion on the part of abc news. i don't mind have having a vigorating conversation but what is is troubling is the allies engage in vish vicious attacks against me and try to drudge up a book i wrote seven years ago. i am encouraged by the fact media outlets i shared the material with earlier on the "washington post," abc news confirmed the reporting in the book. i think it is now incumbent upon the clinton's to stop the fly statements former president clinton said about me and engage in a conversation about a troubling fact pattern. >> and you ask in the book i realize how shocking these allegations appear are these activities illegal? that is not for me to say. >> yes look i think if you look at the tone of this book, peggy newman of "the wall street journal" has a column about this. i am not bomb throwing contrary to what the clinton's say i am doing. i am not making outrageous acquisitions. i am laying out the facts. i am not an attorney. i d

to believe the last time the caps advanced to the eastern conference finals was during the clinton administrationinton was pushing nafta. the caps were pushing opponents around that year. fast forward to this season. the ranger getting bulldozed currently. in about an hour we'll begin to find out whether the red rockers can rock the rangers one more time. the caps have gotten timely scoring and great goaltending and put them on the bring of advancing, but can they stick a fork in the rangers? that's the question. in their building? >> every game has been so close. we won one game with one second. it's basically an overtime game. you can't shift it in cruise control. >> maybe three opportunities to get rid of a team where if you look at it that way, you can get in a lot of trouble. you really got to treat it like an elimination game for both teams. >>> i'm not really sure what randy wittman is all hot and bothered about. if there was a clash between john wall and team doctors over whether wall should play with a broken hand/wrist, that's a good thing. i respect wall for wanting to play, wittman up

out there don't know who sidney blumenthal was, but he was a controversial player in the clinton administration. >> he was a very big player. actually once a journalist and came over and was very key to the clintons in many different ways through many different sagas they went through. there's also this question of if hillary clinton was using her e-mail account for sensitive but unclassified information. was there any classified information? we have learned, we understand it, from -- it's really about a third of these 850 pages that we're expecting soon that "the new york times" got to look at. we understand that there isn't classified information, but there is some sensitive but unclassified information a year and a half before the attack information about whether chris stephens where he was at a certain point in time when he was thinking about leaving benghazi because of the deteriorating security situation there, even a year and a half before. >> and we're going to continue to be talking about this because the judge ruled they can be released on a rolling basis, which is, as you know not go

. >> a former adviser to the clinton administration. >> he can go anywhere in the world and promote causesy no one else can do. >> as it happened, the clinton's new project situated them at the next global influence and power. >> you have to start with people. you have to give them a chance to live the best life they can. >> over the years, the foundation has raised nearly $2 billion. >> the concern is that the contributions to the clinton foundations for these speaking fees are being provided, not simply out of the kindness of the heart of these individuals, but because they want something from the clintons. and my contention is there seems to be a pattern of behavior in which they are actually giving those individuals what they want. >> many high-ranking politicians in both parties have set up foundations, but the clintons are a power couple unlike any the world has ever seen. for not only is bill an ex-president, already a rare power broker, but in hillary they have someone who was a senator and then a secretary of state, and who might be president. >> clinton foundation, i have questio

this was tried in the clinton administration, it was tried in the bush administration. something very similar and cross ways with a couple of stakeholders and it didn't move forward. in fact, we had -- i told you we had a hearing with these clinton administration former bush, reagan administration, all of these folks were giving testimony and one of the senior democrats said i have been to this hearing before, but it was 20 years ago. these were the same people saying the same things they were saying 20 years ago. fawn: a few more wrinkles. rep. shuster: we are to a point, we're able to do something. as i said, figuring out that sweet spot. fawn: can you take a little bit about how you work with stakeholders generally? i have noticed and i have written that the transportation community, well, we all know each other pretty well. so how does it work? just kind of on a practical basis. rep. shuster: having the roundtables are absolutely critical. again, having meetings with the stakeholders one-on-one to understand what their concerns and priorities are, making sure that w

. >> one would not be following a rock to say the clinton administration never falsified information on iraq as well. -- iraq to say the clinton administration never falsified information on iraq as well. in september 2002, when he was at a news conference -- this is just one example. there was a report saying that iraq was six month away from developing a weapon, i don't know how much more evidence we need. and then they said there is no such report, that was just an honest mistake. mr. morell: you would have to ask him. the only thing i can tell you is what we were telling them at the time. that's the only thing i can tell you. >> you, among other things, at your time of the cia had a role in zero dark 30, which glorifies the use of torture to gain quote unquote intelligence. i want to ask you about this case, who politics indicate was tortured by the egyptian authorities in our behest trade. mr. morell: your premise is wrong. >> and you can say that if you like. who was tortured in order to say that iraq and al qaeda were related. this is the latest in a report on torture. among o

clinton administration does not do enough to address the down side of globalization. >> you remember this because george worked in the 1992 campaign and george and i actually were against nafta. i am talking about him in his previous life before he was an objective journalists and did not have opinions about such matters. >> now as co-anchor of "good morning america" and hot of "this week," he failed to disclose $75,000 in donations to the clinton foundation and even if he covered the political uproar of the finances and talked about the donors on the show. >> the influence comes with access and that has to shape the thinking of politicians. >> initially he offered a narrow apology but on friday he expanded it on "good morning america." >> the donations were a matter of public record but i should have made additional disclosures on air. i believe directing personal donations to the foundation was a mistake. >> stephanopolis repeating that apology on "this week," on this sunday. we have nina easton, fox news contribute and mercedes schlapp and da anyway mill bank columnist for the "wa

he served in the clinton administration's undersecretary for energy and in the white house office ofence and technology pol

savoy, the head of operations, told me the story about someone who applied for a job in the clinton administrationnd they found out he had been charged with rape. they had chelsea clinton in the white house. you obviously cannot have someone with a serious criminal record at the white house. even a minor criminal record. james would always tell me, i have a clean record. no drunk driving arrests nothing. brian: except for someone named mary prince. kate: she is the one exception. brian: the president gave her a pardon? kate: roselyn carter cleared her. she was cleared eventually. it was overturned. it was racially motivated they say. mary told me she -- that it was absolutely out of self-defense. she did not deny killing him but it was out of self-defense. it went away. brian: one last area. i'm going to give you a quote and background. walter and i did not get along because i knew he could not cook. kate: that is the executive pastry chef at the white house. a funny guy from france. he and walter, the executive chef hated each other. it was almost comical to kind of fireworks that were going on i

. >> looking back on the 1990s, did the clinton administration and you've came out against free trade agreements now, but the clinton administration didn't do enough to address the downside of globalization. >> now, you remember this because george did work in that '92 campaign and george and i actually were against nafta. i'm talking about him in his previous life before he was an objective journalist and doesn't have opinions about such matters. >> but now as co-anchor as "good morning america" and host of "this week," stephanopoulos failing to disclose his $75,000 in donations to the clinton foundation even as he covered the political uproar over his finances and talked about his donors on "the daily show". >> and what you get is access and you get the influence that comes with access and that's got to shape the thinking of politicians. >> he initially offered a narrow written apology, but on friday he expanded it on "ema." >> those donations were a matter of public record but i should have made additional disclosures on-air when we covered the foundation. and i now believe that di

savoy, the head of operations told me the story about suddenly you apply for a job during the clinton administration they dug through his records and found out he has been charged with rape. they had chelsea clinton in the white house. you cannot have some but he was a serious criminal record in the white house. even a minor criminal record. james would tell me, i have a clean record. no drunk driving arrests nothing. that is very important to them. brian: except for somebody named mary prince. the president gave her a pardon? kate: carter cleared her. she was cleared eventually. it was overturned. it was racially motivated, they say. mary told me it was out of self-defense. she didn't deny killing him, but it was out of self-defense. it went away when she got to the white house. brian: one last area. walter and i, we did not get along. because i knew he couldn't cook. kate: that was the executive pastry chef. a funny guy from france. a big character. he and the executive chef hated each other. everybody said it was almost comical. the kind of fireworks going on in the kitchen. they had to have a se

new vision for america because you have been putting forth a vision just at the end of the clinton administration when you are leaving office. unfortunately the world changed in the 2000's. we have a lot of defense spending. we have a lot of other preoccupations and a financial crisis so we haven't made the kinds of investments we need to make. so i thought this is so important to the future of the country and i'm i am part of the u.s. competitiveness project at harvard business school. we really care about making sure that america is strong and also the american economy and quality of life are as excellent as they could possibly be. they were once again leaders in the world so i've put aside what i thought was my leadership book to write this and then it was really interesting that i ended up concluding it is all about leadership. there are many other details but it's all about leadership and the leadership for innovation and collaboration the visions is as important as the engineering. thisthis is a technical issue. we could do this. we have the technical skills in america and in fact and techn

he served in the clinton administration as chairman of the national security council and assistant secretarye. his new book is called "is the american century over?" i'm pleased to have him back on the program. welcome. >> thinks, nice to be back. why did you decide to write this book when so many people are trying to figure out that very question? joe: well, there is a conventional wisdom that this is a chinese century.

to do to distance herself, but it feels like the campaign -- >> it's the big crime of the clinton administration, which was pushed to the central with the help of vice president now, joe biden. >> yeah, drawing a contrast with her husband's legacy. it was rand paul that started this more than a year ago. >> there was a reason why bill clinton ran the way he did in 1992, and the country was in a different place, and the wager of all of the democrats, the country has moved on from hortonesque politics, and bill clinton felt like he had to do it to win a national election, and we are in a different place now. democrats have become more of a majority party nationally. >> it's impossible to ignore the fact that hillary clinton, the way you beat hillary clinton this time around, the way barack obama beat her last time around is by attracting black voters, and nobody can take the nomination for her if she secures her base, and this is the first time where it felt, correct, like it was in real time. >> that's why obama beater in 2008, he had upscale white liberals and past progressive and he put it toge

it was written into law during the clinton administration.f the whois the republicans pushed through it. and now congress has to agree to do it. i was up on the hill and i was surprised to see nobody on the hill was going to make a big fight over the lifting of the terrorism list. on the other hand, nobody is going to push very hard to lift the embargo. this is a very long process. >> sreenivasan: and there are still significant disagreements the two countries had. the secretary of state said that yesterday. there are also members of congress saying that. >> having diplomatic relations doesn't mean we love them. and they have very different goals for that rapprochement. obama has been clear-- his goal is to promote democratic change in cuba. the cubans' goal for this is to get enough comk bailout so they can maintain their repressive society for a little big longer. the castro brothers are very old, and ultimately cuba will move toward some reforms and as president obama said, after 50 years, it didn't work. >> sreenivasan: when the two count

she served in the clinton administration in various capacities, including special assistant to the presidentnd senior director for african affairs from 1995 to 1997. from 2002 to 2009, she was a senior fellow at the brookings institution, where she focused on u.s. foreign-policy transnational security threats weak states, global property poverty, and development. from january 2009 until assuming the role of national security advisor, ambassador rice served as the u.s.'s permanent representative to the u.n. and a member of president obama's cabinet. at the u.n., she worked to advance u.s. interests, defend universal values, strengthen the world's common security and prosperity, and promote respect for human rights. please give a very warm welcome to ambassador susan rice. [applause] susan rice: good morning everyone. alex, thank you so much for that generous introduction. thank you members of the diplomatic corps for joining us. thank you to our beloved and distinguished veterans. the message, when it came at last, was simple. the mission of this allied force was fulfilled at 0241 local time,

there was a lot of criticism but this was approved in the bill clinton administration and it was 15 years ago, it was in december of 2000 when crop dusters hit industrialized fields of coca. >> sreenivasan: the chemical being used to keep the coca down could possibly cause cancer. is that right? >> exactly. there is a research arm of the world health organization which said it could possibly cause cancer in humans. so that caused quite a controversy here in colombia, although there had been criticism about fumigation for many, many years. i think part of the issue though, part of the reason, the big part of the reason why why this is finally coming to a close is because of political reasons. in other words this thing just served its cycle. it did what it had to do in the minds of some, and now it's time to try something else and that's because of new political realities in colombia. >> sreenivasan: so what are the alternatives here to spraying? people who could manually eradicate all these crops. some of those soldiers have died because they stepped on land mines. >> look it's pretty horr

. >> hester was speaker during the clinton bush administration the clinton bush administration. he faces up to continue years in prop and half million dollar fire. his first court persons will necessary heading into the weekend. tornado arkansas. >> ichb rescuers needed rescue today. they couldn't get to the officer so they property in a police chopper to pluck him to safety. >> in dallas thousands of motorist maroon since the water wouldn't move from i are barrier so could pl turn around barrier so could pl turn around. if the enough rain in texas covered the entire state 8 inches deep. >> officer was driving along when huge bolt of lightning struck a bridge just in front of him. >> rare to catch the strike at such close range. officer not injured. >> thas scary. >> let's updateur forecast for the wekend. drew is here. >> just incredible images out of the south with texas and oklahoma. they s more strong storms. past 1 hours one last shower through and another line is developing right around one lock at this shower. severe thunderstorm washington much in effect for goodeason as

he got his start on the national stage with the clinton administration. he has donated $75,000 over the last three years to the clinton foundation. when he was interviewing peter sweitzer, he went after him, the author of "clinton cash." went after him quite aggressively almost like a prosecutor trying to build his case. that is his prerogative but it calls into question whether or not he will be objective in approaching the 2016 presidential election cycle. abc has got a lot of great reporters and there are a lot of others who could cover this cycle very well without all of -- at least the appearance of an impaired objectivity. jonathan karl, for example could cover it just fine. i think that would make sense for abc but that is abc's choice. bob: abc has not gone that far. george stephanopoulos has apologized. if they don't go that far, will you go on abc? will you go on his show again? mike: my staff has advised me not to but i will have to take each request as it comes. this is a choice for abc but i would think abc would want to make sure it does what

but he certainly served the clinton administration much longer than four months. so i thought that was a little bit of an interesting decision on the part of abc news. i don't mind having a vigorous conversation. what is troubling is the allies james carville and engaging in vicious personal attacks against me. they try to misinterpret or dredge up at the that i wrote 17 years ago and they don't want to talk about this. they want to talk about everything but this. i'm very encouraged by the fact that a lot of tv outlets i shared early on the new york times or "washington post" abc news have all confirmed reporting this in the book. i think it's incumbent upon the clintons to stop the statements that former president clinton has said about me and engage in the conversation about the troubling fact patterns. >> host: you ask in your your book there your book you realize how shocking these allegations may appear. are these activities illegal? that's not for me to say you write. >> guest: yes look. if you look at the tone of this book and peggy noonan of the wall stre

i have often said that possibly the most important thing to happen during the clinton administration may not have been the passage of major piece of legislation. they were significant and big but through the executive order that llowed for the commercial and civilian use of gps in the most sophisticated form and that is what enhanced that capability to say i can have it to you at a certain time because i know how to get there and how much time it will take and i can read those congestion maps. all of that comes into play and it was that executive order that took a military defense type of apparatus or technology to apply that to a business community. >> guest: that is so right it made a huge difference also the internet at around the same time it was those visionary members of congress and understood their needs to be some regulation and it is striking to see the way with these little experiments because of uber pizza hut says we can track your deliveries and i said i can track my fedex package all the time. we have been doing that the consumers have not seen that possibility. but no

. >> we have been here before during the clinton administration. >> will you be tweeting through theinner? >> after. not during. a stop the politest thing to do. -- it is not the politest. did you follow the supreme court arguments today? >> what happened? we could not keep up. is there anything that we should know? >> how are your chopstick skills. >> i grew up with them. >> i don't use them correctly. i don't usually have trouble getting food to my mouth. >> i don't use them correctly is our. i managed to use them though. the honorable ron wyden and mrs. wyden. >> it will be challenging in that department. i always play it safe. i will try to move between chopsticks and regular silverware. i've got a long way to go. the fact that we had such a strong vote in the senate finance community including the majority of finance democrats is great. thanks, everybody. >> she a junior at georgetown. >> i'm 21. >> have you been to the white house before? >> yes. >> i asked him last night. i said, i have this thing up the white house. >> and he just had a tux ready to go? >> are you studied up?

bush white house but he certainly served to the clinton administration longer than four month us. so i thought that was a little bit of an interesting decision on the part of abc news. i don't mind having a vigorous conversation. what has been troubling is the allies of the clintons, paul and james having engaged in sort of personal vicious attacks against me. they try to misinterpret or drudge up a book that i wrote 17 years ago and they don't want to talk about this. they want to talk about everything but this. i'm very encouraged by the fact that i think a lot of media outlets outlets i share the material was early on "the new york times," "washington post," abc news investigative units have confirmed reporting this in the book and i think that it's now incumbent upon the clintons to stop this sort of sly statement that the president said about me and engage in the conversation about a very troubling fact pattern. >> host: and you asked asked in the book i realize how shocking these allegations may appear. are these activities illegal? that's not for me to say you write. >> gue

not grilled for reporting his 75,000 donation to the clinton administration.tephanopoulos has decided not to moderate a debate next summer. and in what appears to have been a fake takeover bid for avon, a firm made an electronic filing offering to buy avon that was almost three times the asking price and avon said it hadn't received the offer and no one could confirm pte capital even existed. now an investigation is under way to find out if it was an attempt to tamper with the market. erik: and the 73-year-old man has been hospitalized after suffering a heart attacked and lee succeeds his father in the samsung foundation. >> and here's a relief. has anine chaos down under ended after johnny depp and his ife are flying down and they say the couple did not declare the dogs when they flew into into and when they flew ustralia on a private jet. australia does it to prevent disease. erik: and myanmar, one of the irst companies to set up shop. >> and president obama spent yesterday at camp david with top leaders from the middle east. we will get reaction from presid

he was counsel for political affairs in washington during the first clinton administration.mong his areas of expertise is iran. he is closely with the obama administration and nuclear deal negotiation's. there are some schisms over defense spending and britain's role in europe. mr. bassett a comic closer -- mr. ambassador, a pleasure to have you here. does this hinge lightly the on the relationship between the principles come in this case president obama and prime minister camera? sir peter: i think -- cameron. sir peter: i think the relationship is important. the president was clear that david cameron was one of his closest and most appreciated friends and advisers and partners. he talked about an indispensable relationship with the united kingdom. that relationship is strong. it has more to it than that. al: some say that the good relationship is not the one that reagan and thatcher had. sir peter: i think it is close. i have been witness to number of authorizations between them. seems to me it is as good as it gets. al: you spent a lot of time on capitol hill, don't you?

the clinton administration coming under scrutiny key. long been fraught magnets because he pulled it donate money often times don't follow up to you where their dollars have gone and in this extreme case, the money apparently went to a really great cause and these individuals ran the cancer charities that have raked in almost $200 million company spent all the money on themselves. it is gone. what did they buy? a minor league baseball team in a free country? they hired telemarketers to raise this money and it actually made it to cancer patients. that five-star cruise was first class all the way. and am i right? as libertarians we want charities to thrive because the good ones are far more efficient than government agencies will ever be. it's hard enough getting your tax money to duplicate programs that are mired in bureaucracy. but when you hear about people joking, it makes you hesitate when you should donate. it is a warm spot in hell that awaits people that take advantage of kindness and tragedy. and when they wake up they will only w

blackstone and city view our property company started by the clinton administration housing official, who bought the land in january. they hope to start construction by the end of the year. they call for as many as 435 new rental apartments. terror are rising today. the new york post reporting that intel posted a deal to buy the chipmaker. last month bloomberg reported that they had rejected an altar offer from intel. that's the biggest technology deal of all time. aboutplenty of questions dennis hastert being charged in a hush money scheme. he agreed to pay the 13 $.5 million to cover up past misconduct. they say he broke banking rules to do it. it does not say who the other party was, or the alleged misconduct. it has been driven more than one million miles and gone through three engines. it transported celebrities such as jackie onassis and muhammadan ali, and countless new yorkers. last checkered cap in new york city is up for auction. it was officially decommissioned in 1999, later sold for $134,000 but the auction company does not expect that kind of price this time around. they

bush and went right into the clinton administration george bush's administration and president obama now faced with a prospect once again recommendations in washington of sending more troops into iraq. it will be a tough call for this president and something for this country to think a lot about. but all that can be set aside as this country remembers people who have made this ultimate sacrifice on behalf of their country. we'll see the president here marking that in just a few moments. >> we will. thank you, jim acosta. thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "at this hour" starts now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan. thank you for joining us on this memorial day. top military leaders are preparing to honor the sacrifice of our nation's fallen heroes. memorial day ceremonies are getting under way "at this hour" at arlington national cemetery. you see ash carter there preparing to begin these ceremonies. this is the final resting place arlington national cemetery. the final resting place for more than 400,000 service members and

blackstone and city view our property companies started by clinton administration housing official henryo start construction by the end of the year. plans call for 35 rental apartments and 24,000 square feet of retail space. the former home of the late pop music superstar michael jackson is up for sale. it is yours for $100 million. the 2700 acre estate once known as neverland ranch is located 130 miles northwest of los angeles. jackson bought the property in 1988 and turned it into a combination of amusement park and a zoo. he stopped listening after it was searched by police investigate allegations of child molestation. jackson died in 2009 at the age of 50. the u.s. national transportation safety board is investigating the crash of a prototype of a solar powered drone. that google plans to build. it was destroyed in a crash in a new mexico test site on may 1. crash -- the creche is a setback forse drones as a platform delivering internet service from the sky. it has been driven or than a million miles and gone through three engines and has tonsported jackie onassis muhammad ali, not t

suggested this may be more a case of him running for secretary of whatever hoping for a job in a clinton administrationather than actually hoping to knock off the frontrunner? >> well, i think that obviously hillary clinton wants to be president. she has been running ostensibly since 2005, without stop. and this and she means business. if the unforeseen were to happen, the democrats have very short ben. they will not nominate a socialist and looking obviously vice president biden or martin o'malley. if he wants to be there, in the event that she leaves the race for the unforeseen reason and he wants to fight hard for it, he will have to actually take her on and challenge her. if he wants to play nice like former senator webb who will not lay a hand on hillary clinton and clearly wants to be secretary of defense or something else, then that is a different story. this is a platform people use for another position. i think george pataki who entered race yesterday former governor of new york doesn't think he will be the nominee of the republican party but might like to end up as attorney general or somethi

. >>> george stephanopoulos former clinton administration adviser acknowledged today he donated $50,000 to the clinton foundation. the foundation is separate from the clinton campaign. and hillary clinton. there have been accusations that donating to mr. clinton influences mrs. clinton. whether or not that's true that's really not the issue this morning. the issue for critics is stephanopoulos has participated in interviews and stories where that connection or lack of it was examined. he had asked hard questions about whether contributions to the charity affected hillary clinton's policies as secretary of state without then saying, i am one of those contributors. the contributions were confirmed by the blog "politico." in a statement this morning. abc news said it stands behind its anchor. stephanopoulos has always been connected to the clinton's. he has bill clinton's press secretary and a close white house advisor. >>> mark zuckerberg is 31 years old today. back when he was in his early 20s, he said i want to stress the importance of being young and technical when hiring. young people

he served in the clinton administration's undersecretary for energy and in the white house office of science and technology policy. for all his reasons and more i'm pleased to have him at the table for the first time. there's much to talk about. we're going to talk about energy in a broader sense and what you think of where we are in terms of climate and other issues, but let me begin with nuclear talks. you have become famous forcing the two john kerry and often sitting next to foreign minister for reid who was at this table a week ago and is someone you knew at m.i.t. when you are students. ernest: we overlapped at m.i.t. and did meet subsequently in vienna when he was heading the iaea delegation for iran. as students, we did not know each other but i can assure you we did not have the substantive discussions that we've had for 30 or 40 hours one on one in switzerland. charlie: tell me what your role is. ernest: i would say more on the side of the iranian negotiators initially that i think to reach an agreement that involved significant limits on the nuclear program that he was run

foundation, we're talking huge money and i want to know what the people who work for the clinton administrationn foundation are entitled to. let's start with bill clinton, all right? he is the big boy. is he in charge. now, his travel is paid for by the foundation if he is going on charitable explore explore -- exploration right? >> that's right. bill is on the board of directors not a officer. they have chose not to compensate the board members. none of the board members north bill, not chelsea who is also on the board get compensated when hillary was on the board she didn't get compensated either. however, they are entitled to have their travel, reasonable travel expenses reimbursed. >> okay. now reasonable is not a private jet. right? >> well, in most cases and for most organizations a private jet would not be reasonable. however, in the case of bill clinton, a former president who traveled with secret service, the case of hillary clinton, former secretary of state, they do have some extra security concerns. if you look at the irs form 990 that the foundation filed. they note this. they say

he was counsel for political affairs in washington during the first clinton administration. his areas of expertise is iran. he was posted in tehran before the 1979 revolution. he has worked closely with the obama administration and nuclear deal negotiations. there are some schisms over defense spending and britain's role in europe. mr. ambassador, a pleasure to have you here. let's start with a special relationship that is helped no doubt by the role of a good ambassador. but does this hinge lightly the , on the relationship between the principles come in this case, president obama and prime minister cameron. sir peter: i think the relationship is important. if you look at the last time he was here in january, the president was clear that david cameron was one of his closest and most appreciated friends and advisers and partners. and he talked about an indispensable relationship with the united kingdom. i think from the top, therefore that relationship is strong. , it has more to it than that. we have a foreign affairs relationship, a powerful economic and business relations

. >> i knew george in the clinton administration and i worked with him.mments are based on the totality of my observation and experience. >> i isle take care of that. stephanopolous is one of the very ambitious people. he stabbed his boss in the back. he claimed in his book grave moral outrage of what was going on in the white house during the re-election campaign yet he didn't resign. he waited until someone gave him $2 million, then stabbed bill clinton in the back which is the only way i as a loyalist would see this. then he went off, attacked obama and then went after lewinsky. i think he was the first person who mentioned imimpeachment. and then in 2008 realizing he needed, because of his network affiliation affiliation, to get back with the clintons he served as their attack dog against obama in 2012. he's on the phone every day by the way, with james carville and rahm emanuel, now the mayor of chicago cooking up political stunts like he did in 2012 when he raised the issue that nobody believed was an issue. he carried forth doing these things. his

just at the end of the clinton administration when you are leaving office and then unfortunately the world changed in the 2,000's. a lot of defense spending and preoccupations and the financial crisis. the kind of investments we need to make heaven been done. this is so important to the future of the country and i'm part of the us competitiveness project. we really care about making sure america is strong and the american economy and quality of life are as excellent as they could possibly be that we are once again leaders in the world. i put aside what i thought was my leadership. then it was interesting that i ended up concluding it is all about leadership. many of the details but it's all about leadership in the leadership for innovation, collaboration big vision is as important as the engineering. we have the technical skill in america and the technology we leave the world. we just aren't always applying our strength. leaders need to step up. i started out saying the sorry state of our infrastructure but there are many reasons for hope. we see many great projects. enough public ag