what we do know is he will have a very serious and and helping staff the clinton administration. at he will have a hand in putting personnel into the administration across the federal government, whether he has litmus test, whether he brings in people who he is close to from his own politics, that will be a question from a big question, for hillary clinton. amy: david, you have written a lot about the clinton foundation. a lot of the news this week centers around the e-mails of hillary clinton. the state department has agreed to provide the conservative watchdog group judicial watch with e-mails that have been uncovered following the fbi's probe into hillary clinton's use of the private e-mail server from 2000 9-2013, her tenure as secretary of state. we know some o of these e-mails relate to the clinton foundation. can you talk about the significance of this? >>ook, i think the connections between the potential -- the potential connections between the state department and the clinton foundation have been relatively well documented in the lead up to this question about specific e-

a trump administration will end the obama clinton war on the american worker. we will unleash an energy revolution, the likes of which we have never seen before. according to the institution for energy research, lifting the restrictions on all sources of american energy will do a lot of things. number one, increase gdp by more than $100 billion annually, money we desperately need. at over 500,000 new and high-paying jobs annually. increase annual wages by more than $30 billion over the next seven years. think of that. increase federal, state and local tax revenues by almost $6 trillion over four decades. increase total economic activity by more than $20 trillion over the next longer period of time. doesn't that sound good to you folks, doesn't that sound good? hillary clinton will make america poor. you're going to lose your jobs. you're going to lose your wages. you're going to lose your medical. obamacare is a catastrophe. you're going to lose everything. i want to make america wealthy again. another industry of huge importance to this state and country is ag

the obama-clinton administration has has blocked and destroyed millions of jobs through their anti-energy regulations, while raising the price of electricity for both families and businesses. as a result, of recent obama epa actions, coal-fired plants across michigan have either shut down entirely, or undergone expensive conversions, making them non-competitive in many cases. the obama-clinton war on coal has cost michigan over 50,000 jobs. hillary clinton says her plan will put a lot of coal companies and coal miners out of business. we will put our coal miners and steelworkers back to work, where they want to be. [applause] clinton not only embraces president obama's job-killing

i don't speak for the clinton administration. am simply saying in the bernie sanders constituency you had a idology that was hostile to economic growth, hostile to business start-up and entrepreneurial spirit and would be damaging to the u.s. economy. and if you look at where hillary clinton and tim kaine are, these 24 people who understand you have to foster some sort of atmosphere which is for business expansion. you're not going to improve employment unless you allow these businesses to grow. that's got to be a starting point for any kind of economic management. >> will you be on the road trying to get other republicans on board with you in this effort? >> i told the clinton campaign, i'm committed to this and i'm happy to help in any way i can. i will personally be voting for hillary clinton, and i'm happy to act as a spokesman in any way they see fit. >> quite a change of heart for someone who has never voted for a democrat in their life. frank lavin, quite an interesting discussion. thank you. >>> ahead, this -- drive just

but throughout the first four years of the clinton administration, the media kept steady pressure on the first couple over an investment they made in 1978. back then, the clinton's went into business with james and susan mcdougal. together they formed the "whitewater development corporation" and bought 230 acres of land along arkansas' whitewater river in hopes of developing it the deal was a flop. that wasn't a crime but after whitewater went sour, the mcdougals engaged in several schemes that would come back to haunt the clintons. "the mcdougals and governor tucker were convicted of lying to obtain federal loans for real estate deals. much of the money was intended for disadvantaged businesses. taxpayers lost more than three million dollars. prosecutors never accused the president nor first lady of wrongdoing but one witness, david hale, did testify the president exerted infce former banker who testified that mr. clinton pressured him in the mid-1980s to make one of the illegal loans to susan mcdougal." clintons' names being found on documents surrounding the mcdougals' illegal acti

kentuckya reporter in near the end of the clinton administration. one thing that toward out that stood out to me was his tour -- that stood out to me was his tour around the nation about poverty. he spoke about how we have not forgotten you. native american reservations, where the unemployment rates were 50%-60%. i want to ask you two things. culprit --he bully the bully pulpit useful? it did not really lead to any specific policies for him. i was curious at that offers insight into the limitations of the bully pulpit. >> one of the things about clinton. john mentioned the earned income tax credit, which was passed during the clinton administration. it is something he is very proud is oneand he thinks it of the most underappreciated aspects of his legacy. i think, even if no policy -- changes come from a president using a megaphone to speak out about an issue, it can at least get people mobilized. enormously --nd way tomously effective get attention for people. i think it was an effective use of time in his -- effective use of his time in my opinion

and doing great business but the massive regulations and epa interventions from the obama/clinton administration have devastated america's farmers. agriculture and workers between environmental controls, regulations, many of which are not necessary, it's devastating to the farmer. devastating. hillary clinton supports every last job killing obama regulation and wants to go much, much further. the farms will be closed. she wants to put the farmers out of business, just like she wants to put the miners and steel workers out of business, and we're not going to let it happen. we're doing the opposite. in fact, hillary clinton's $1.3 trillion tax hike would raise taxes on family farms to as much as nearly 50% more than they're paying now. 50%. she even wants to tax them again at death by as much as 45%. the death tax. and the death tax is a very, very big weapon and war on farmers. a trump administration will be pro agriculture 100%. i just announced the new members of my agriculture advisory committee and they include virginia's very own congressman bob goodlap. where's bob? he's around here somepla

bill clinton and it sounds like there is a tacit agreement that she will continue on in the clinton administration say really look at the independencee which is very important to the ongoing success of our country in jeopardy and a special prosecutor as we saw when scooter libby and the valerie plame situation was prosecuted by colleague of mine out of chicago. he was a special prosecutor and i think jim comey appointed into that position and that is what one would expect. we want somebody that can look at these facts and circumstances especially on the public corruption front and make a prosecutorial decision. tom: you know there's a lot of people that go the justice department is not going to do anything as long as president obama is in office, political influence on that so that they won't do anything is there another way to get a special prosecutor? >> the special prosecutor would have at least a taken one step further and at least part to the grand jury which i think so many people were upset about last time he comey came out and said no reasonable prosecutor would have would have taken this.

clinton. george w. bush's administration twice as much as the clintons administration. believe me, depending on how the out, we willn continue our government accountability activities no matter who is in office. we are not naive that a change in party will lead to a change in the culture of corruption. of information were you looking forward the former vice president cheney? guest: we challenge the administration's policy on security. he brought in energy lobbyists and all sorts of people to energy. he discussed operations. litigation before judge sullivan , a judge appointed by president clinton himself. we fought and won and lost and we lost before the supreme court but we got tens of thousands of documents out of the administration. it was a victory for george bush. it made a change in the freedom .f information or -- act it made it more open. there was good reason president obama ran to be the most transparent president in history, promising to be, because of the bush secrecy. unfortunately, it turned out president obama has been about as secretive as you can get. h

mayor walsh: it really was about talking about what i think that hillary clinton and her administration can do for people, about believing in second chances and about, you know, some of the programming that can happen under a clinton administration. and i think that one thing, not to get too much into it, but, you know, hillary clinton's campaign is talking about issues and backing them up, and donald trump is using sound bites. and i'm and bostonians and massachusetts folks look and vote for not the party or the candidate, but vote for the person who's right for the job. janet: we're going to get into that later. your administration is under a lot of pressure right now from both the police unions, as well as communities of color. is it just a question of politics, or is this a real problem here in boston? mayor walsh: i wouldn't necessarily -- i don't feel the pressure. i think that we have a lot of issues going on, and we work, we've been working at this commissioner, the police chief, the community, building that trust with the communities and police department. right now, we're deal

but throughout the first four years of the clinton administration, the media kept steady pressure on the first couple over an invementhey made in 19. backhen, the clinton's went intousiness with james a susan mcdougal. together they formed the "wtewater development corporation" and bought 230 acres of land along arkansas' whitewater for vacation homes.veloping it thatasn't a crime but after whitater went sr, the mcdougals engagein back to hau thelints.me "the mcdougals andovnor tuckere coicted of lying reall loans for ney was intended for disadvantaged businesses. taxpayers lost morehathree million dollars. prosecutors never accused the president nor first lady owrongdoing but one witness, david hale, did testify the presidenexerted influence whilgovern. hale mr. clinton pressured him in the mid-1980s to make one of the illegal loans to susan mcdougal." clintons' names being found on documents surrounding the mcdougals' illegal activities triggered the investigation that would become known as the whitewat scandal. ell, i looked forward to being able to tell the grand jury what i know.

president clinton, the former president clinton, was a -- i think, a wonderful president. i was very proud to be part of that administration. but people have mixed feelings, obviously, about bill clinton, and he's not really being elected now. i think she he is going to be elected on her own. i think she will be elected. the donald trump campaign right now is melting down. because of donald trump. it's not because hillary clinton has suddenly said something or done something that is very, very remarkable and surprising to people. she is known. she is a known quantity. donald trump is becoming a known quantity. and there is no reset button, there is no reboot to donald trump. he's just exactly the way he always was. he will be. he's not going to change. and i think that's going to mean wider and wider margins for hillary clinton. >> former labor secretary, robert reich. thanks for joining me. >>> hillary clinton wrapping up a two-day tour in florida. a visit to a miami clinic to talk about the public threat of zika. and marco rubio draws fire over his recent opposition to abortions for women affected with the virus. plus --

the '90s and the number living in extreme poverty actually increase drastically during the clinton administration. so part of it is i think that again how the new social movements and the discussions that are being opened up by groups like black lights matter are putting pressure on the democratic party to address issues of the police communities and educational disparities, mass incarceration and entry that will provide people with housing and education and things like that and it's up to us to keep that pressure going perhaps because it looks like a huge surprise we are not going to get another black president. perhaps they will be able to address the racial issues head on in a way that barack obama being the first black president can't. so i am hopeful. it's not as if these changes are just going to come out of the goodness of policymakers hearts. we have to keep the pressure on them [inaudible] we know what brought out the triangulation sort of middle ground type of governance. as even with all these pressures, the party is having to face the decline and respond to that which they might -- >>

we see this very much in the clinton administration not only with the crime bill which kind of exacerbated an already kind of bubbling prison population -- the prison population explodes as a result of this bill, introduces more police onto the streets, so we get that, increases the death penalty, provisions for the death penalty. two years later, we get his welfare reform. i mean, you know, hillary will say in campaign speeches that, you know, the black middle class rose in the '90s and things like that, but the number of americans living in extreme poverty actually increased drastically during the clinton administration. so part of it is -- and i think that, again, you know, new social movements and the discussions that are being opened up by groups like black lives heart are really putting pressure on the democratic party to address issues of, you know, police/community tensions in policing, educational disparities, mass incarceration, reentry programs that will actually provide people with housing and education and things like that. and it's up to us to keep that, to keep that pressure

attorney's office is stepping in to launch several investigations into the clinton administration after a newly released match of e-mails could be donating special favors. the clinton found gages was raising the money and getting special access to the state department in exchange for the money. i would say it is a racketeering enterprise. >> the state department maintained its stance the clinton administration did nothing wrong despite tough questions from the press. >> we feel confident in responding to a variety of sources. >> i am not speaking english? >> the department having trouble answering questions earlier this wooefshg hillary clinton's latest e-mail bombshells after reports suggested members of hillary clinton staff were taking on additional roles and released this statement saying we don't believe somebody recommended in this manner to be potentially hired as they meet the necessary qualifications for the job. >> to a fox news alert. brand new horrifying details about a foiled terror plot. police in canada say an isis fanatic blew himself up in this charred taxi moments befo

. >> hillary clinton's campaign fights off another controversy, now if elected the clinton administration will stop taking donations from foreign governments, as she did when she was searveght. secretary of state. >> clinton's latest online ad scoffs at the notion that trump denies any of the comments. ing jennifer johnson, washington. >> donald trump's campaign announced today that the republican presidential nominee will campaign in he will hold an event out at the south point casino, a place he has held campaign events in the past. the event will be open to the public. tickets are available on our website, news3lv.com acknowledge mike pence was here last week, his vice presidential nominee. >>> tim kaine will be here clinton's economic plan. kaine will visit on thursday. she was here just a couple of weeks ago. >>> now to washington, d.c, summer vacation has come to an end for first family. president barack obama arrived at joint base andrews tonight pnl michelle and their daughters the white house. they spent their vacation in martha's vineyard. >>> what's in store as we look ahead to

and if you recall the act is expanded in the trade embargo came during the clinton administration so she had a fairly standard o view of diplomacy with cuba and that line and that debate things have to change. it's opening up the political system. president obama wasn't out there talking about how i'm going to have a new mission with cuba. one of the stories i tell at the end of the book is about the cuba opening because it was frustrating not just for her but john kerry after her because when she became secretary of state i would argue she had something of a change of heart. she went down to latin america on the first trip. i went on this trip and it was in honduras and the issue on the table was should we readmit and she was blown away by how every single latin american leader and not just daniel ortega of the world about all the people we like down there were coming out saying this policy is a relic of the cold war. it's crazy and hurting you in the region. when are you going to wake up and she came back and said to obama we should do something about this. so this is an area where

agenda that we are trying to get on track to fix this country's problems than the hillary clinton administrationthat much we know. frank. let me go to frank and then kelly. >> [inaudible] speaker ryan: no, i do not see any point to it. you get to the end zone, and you act like you have been there before. i have not even thought about that. look. we knew we were going to do well. we received the vote we were hoping and expecting all along, and that is just kind of how -- the outcome is exactly what we were hoping for and expecting, and desperate candidates do desperate things for attention. i think that is what you saw here. kelly? yes. welcome back. >> [inaudible] speaker ryan: you're talking about the question? i have not even heard it. i am not going to make a comment more than what i have heard. no, i do not want to do it that way. pretty busy today. with any endorsement for anyone, there are never blank checks. let me say it this way. i believe here in wisconsin, we tell people what we believe our principles are and what we will do if we get elected, and then like what happened here in wisco

iraq and egypt and pointed to the way those places looked in january, 2009, before the obama/clinton administrationame into place and how they look now and that, whether or not he and hillary clinton obviously can debate and disagree about the proposals to make those places better that could be a compelling political argument if he's able to sustain it and stay on it that the world may appear more chaotic to american voters at home now than it did when barack obama first took office. >> david, thank you, general clark, to you and the notion of nation building and the idea of getting away from nation building. it's a popular one, would it not be, in america in 2016? >> it is popular to get away from nation building however the truce is that it was george w. bush who said we weren't going to do in addition building then we went into afghanistan and it turned out we had to. we're doing a lot of nation building around the world and we have for a long time, we do it by our culture, by the economy, by tourism by trade, by many other things. in eastern europe where vladimir putin is reaching out to subver

trump is ad about the middle class and how the campaign will affect them and in my hillary clinton administration and speaking of hillary clinton today shoes laying out a plan to help americans have americans dealing with mental illness and to do more research on menta >> this was before october 1 president obama sets the golden said the golden era of us fall causing itself as it was causing a crisis. they are asked to risk as a terror attack the us invasions of iraq and afghanistan and syria are to blame. he also said they should be eradicated to be going to a brand-new sandy hook elementary school today the same site in newtown, connecticut after the original building was demolished ever some students have been going to classes at a temporary site and a nearby town. >> in philadelphia, crews on the scene of a four alarm fire that broke out at a church look at happened ?- it took them a while to get the flames under control the church's exterior collapsed and it looks as if the roof also collapsed locally, no reports of injuries no word yet on the cause of the fire. >> we brought that to you bre

. >> based on the investigative clinton administration used the program bleach bit, like an electronic shredder. so far, the clinton campaign has not responded to questions from fox news on why they used that technology. still ahead tonight is the battle over funding to fight zika continues, a south florida mother is closely watching her baby born with the virus. what doctors are most concerned about as they monitor this baby's health. hey >> lloyd, all eyes are on the i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. doctors say a baby born with zika in miami has an >> doctors say a baby born with zika in miami has an uncertain future since the virus is so new. the mother was infected with the virus at the end of her first trimester, while on the family christmas va

and the clinton administration and now the obama administration.happened and what is going on at this very moment. ambassador john bolton, thank you very much. we appreciate it. and as i would like to commend to you, any of the articles by ed brightheart of this issue doing an extraordinary job reporting there. please roll the video and watch as this high-speed chase turns violent. a three car crash, the suspect driving the stolen truck lost his two front tires spike strips but keeps going. he eventually ran a red light, was t boned, crashed into a truck, fortunately no major injuries, and he was stopped. there. up next, donald trump says hillary clinton is all talk, no action when it comes to strengthening the economy. trump economic adviser joins us next. ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darli

i do think that the clinton administration -- you saw this in bill clinton's administration, where he would step down if she became president, he would step down. then it lists a page and a half of all the good work that the clinton foundation has done. there have been questions about where did all this money actually go. and i think that the hillary clinton people -- remember the two camps, bill clinton and hillary clinton people? you can imagine the hillary people are sort of annoyed. because the crowned prince of bahrain, maybe on merits, could have gotten a meeting with secretary of state. huma abedin said they had tried to be helpful where they can be in the global war on terror. presumably, he could have gotten that meeting. what the clinton global initiative did, sweetening that possibility and basically making it look to the crowned prince of bahrain, if you do this, it is more assured to get that meeting with her. it's all pretty bad. and it's not the media's fault for bringing this up. carville thinks that people are going to die, this is not something that we came up with.

it will be interesting to hear what he has to say what a hillary clinton administration would mean to the military. andy wall is a teacher. he has education on his mind. >> i think where his priorities are are similar to where my priors are and my family's priors are. he is a man of service. his life has been a life of service. that's what i look for in somebody i would want to be my vice president. >> reporter: tim kaine tried to use his spanish to appeal to the hatted know win the military community over to the hillary clinton camp. >>> local election officials are scrambling to decide what to do about early voting now that a federal appeals court struck down the state's election issues. we'll have 17 days of early voting in november. today o.k.'s board will meet to approve a voting schedule. wake county approved a plan to add seven days. the county board of elections office in downtown raleigh. >>> governor mcroy is asking the u.s. supreme court to issue a state of overturning the state's voter i.d. law. the governor is asking for the law to stay in place for november's election. h

clinton's supporters to say okay, i see now what they're talking about, i'm out? >> just look at what happened with the iranian deal, the 400 million. the obama administrationas obviously lying about that. what if the e-mails showed she really was lying about the fact the clinton foundation didn't have influence on state department policy. that would be a really big whopper of a lie. >> i have to leave it there. nice to talk to you. >> thank you. >>> as the president wraps up his vacation in martha's vineyard, he's going to get off the golf course and follow in the footsteps of donald trump. he's going to head to louisiana to see firsthand. he's come under criticism for not interrupting that vacation, playing golf to see the devastation in louisiana. coming up we'll have a live report from martha's vineyards with the details. >>> the pentagon warning the syrian regime after air strikes hit dangerously close to american forces. what it means for the u.s. and its allies in the region. we'll talk about it. i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects m

built, the g20 started at the end of bush, the japan policy i worked on in the bush administration started in clinton. is a lot more continuity. so i'm pretty optimistic about it. to me the wildcard, there are two, one is do you get senior people in the next administration who know asia? candidly, we don't have that right now. if you look at the top ranks right now, the literacy and experience working on asia is not as strong as the past four. four. it was lower than it was in the first obama term. so willed senior deputy secretaries, secretaries bp to instantly get asia and? the other question is what happens in the middle east and russia? how much bandwidth will the next president have to continue this work? i'm optimistic, actually. >> i will add briefly, i think it will be enduring, although a lot will depend on the new leadership coming in with the new administration, as mike says. i see within or decisions, within the pentagon but within other agencies as well just a real shift in focus on priorities and programs in real frameworks and agreements towards southeast asia in particular compared to

who was in charge of congress under the clinton administration? what was that guy's name?t gingrich. it was the republican program that dick morris convinced clinton to sign as president because congress had it in inset, that led to warfare, that led to rise in poverty in the black community and a rise by 44%. let's stop assigning the false narratives. >> bill clinton was president, you will concede that, right? >> yes, he was president, but it was a republican plan he signed. >> wasn't a republican plan in '93 when bill clinton decided to raise taxes. dick armey said we would have a collapse and we had the biggest recession ever. >> the biggest issue is kaepernick, it's not trump or clinton, it's kaepernick. we'll see what happens to him. david stern, when he had a basketball player, chris jackson in the nba, wouldn't stand. you know what he told chris jackson, look, you don't have to stand, you'll get fined every game you don't stand for the star-spangled banner. you know what happened? he started to stand. >> fred, richard, david, thank you, we're back in a minute. i do

carper because so much has been done on the recent situation in the '90s and the role of the clinton administration and so tell us what happened. >> one of the things i argue in the book is that deregulation in the administration and the even stronger partnership forged between the public and private sector to solve social problems really begins to take hold in new ways of the administration. so we can see the transition to kind of the key regulatory policies of the administration emerging in the prior administration and i think that people don't necessarily discuss carter in that way. so, it was after johnson to nixon and ford administration we don't get this involvement as it i mentioned in the epilogue and to focus on addressing urban problems such as employment education etc. but with carter ends up doing, and this is reflective of where the goal priority is where and funding allocated by the time he took office you can blame a program during his administration for black youth and take the form of installing security cameras, barbed wire bars on windows ands and extra locks within housing proje

that we had to undertake because we knew the state department would act as an arm of the clinton administrationclinton campaign. and so we have been dogged in our approach, as well as judicial watch and i have got to be honest with you without the two organizations i don't think the american people would know very much about what's going on at the foundation. >> did you find actual play, in other words pay-to-play or did you find they were trying to buy their way into sitting with a chinese diplomat at lunch. >> we just received these documents in the last week. what we have been able to do is identify the donors that got the favors, what we haven't been able to do is do the analysis on the policy or what they may have requested yet. >> okay. so, transparency, they prided themselves on transparency even though her transparent numbers are in the tank. what was the role? was there clinton foundation push back on this? are they trying to suppress any of this evidence? >> look, the suppression effort is the low walk. we're going to get -- eric, i have got to be honest with you. we have court ordere

criminal illegal immigrants that have been released butt sot under the incompetent obama/clinton administration (cheering). trump's speech comes a week after he said there could be a "softening" of his immigration policies. his runningmate, however, says that was never the case. (mike pence / (r) vice-presidential nominee) "let's be very clear - nothing has changed about donald trump's position on dealing with illegal immigration.. butt sot.. we're gonna secure the border, wall, have a physical barrier, we're gonna enforce the laws of this country." i'm kim hutcherson reporting. people living in lousiana just not able to catch a break... what the area is bracing for .now. from cars to baby products. some nationwide recalls to tell you about in a special report.. we'll be right a tropical disturbance... that could slam the area with extreme weather. it has been rough for people who live in louisiana lately... and now they're dealing with more problems especially after hearing that there was a breach at one of the levees near a major highway. authorities were notified of that breach on friday. an

i was in nt clinton administration. we created 22 million net new jobs, not because we reduced taxes. we raised taxes. what did we do? we invested in the american workforce in tuerms of infrastructure and education. most people actually kept more income if they were low income people. we made the economy fairer, and we also invested in our workforce, steve. >> bob if i actually thought that hillary clinton clinton would govern the way bill clinton did, i might actually vote for her. >> i'm going to quote you on that. >> we'll leave it there, guys. you got a compliment on both sides. thank you so much. >> if you look at what happened under bill clinton, dramatic reductions in government spending. we did the capital gains tax. we did welfare reform, a lot of those under newt gingrich and bill clinton. my problem is that hillary and the democrats have moved so far to the left, one of the areas that we're going to talk about a lot in this campaign was energy. >> there's a lot there to talk about. unfortunately we're out of

the state department's relationship with the clinton administration. n has repeatedly defended both aspects of that controversy. still, there will be big changes at the foundation, she says, if leched president and tonight there's breaking news on the e-mail scandal that just won't go away. joe johns has the latest. >> another development keeping the e-mail story alive, but there was a small victory in there for hillary clinton. a federal judge in washington ruling that she must respond to questions in writing and a freedom of information lawsuit over her e-mail server. lawyers for the conservative group judicial watch had asked for permission to interview her under oath. the campaign tonight saying it is happy with the ruling, but calling out judicial watch for its pursuit of the clintons since the 1990s and describing the case as just another lawsuit intended to hurt the campaign. meanwhile tonight, more on the clinton foundation and the effort to clean up the optics. >> former president bill clinton trying to avoid any actual or the appearance of con

beginnings and ends of administrations, mack mclarty, he came in at the beginning of the clinton administration as chief of staff and josh bolten was at the end of the bush administration. his chief of staff. and aber 11 attacks, transition out of office of george w. bush changed the tone and actions undertaken during the transition period. led the president bush most determined transition out of office that we have experienced. he began the transition cycle in 2007 in discussions with his chief of staff, josh bolten, who lead that effort. closed the circle that truman proposed to structure by having representatives of the incoming and outgoing chief executives meet well before the election. he brought together representatives of the two candidates in the white house in july, almost too much fire to the 2008 party conventions. , lead theon transition as executive director for president bush into office in 2001, clay johnson was the deputy for management at the office of management and budget and was the department and agency planning, gathering information for a new team. he is going to be on o

but we're already talng about a special prosecutor for another clinton administration.going to effect. >> clinton administration there will be a no special prosecutor. it will be her attorney general who will have to appoint one. >> that's a good point. >> annie and nina, thank you both for joining us. super star dwyane wade's cousin, a mother of four, viciously murdered while pushing a baby stroller. now donald trump is gting involved in the chicago violence. also, we investigate why her murder couldave been prevented. th's next. plus, a fox weather alert. dangerous a poo poo tinel tenly deadly weather headed her way. two major storm systems barreling down on the united states. states. and fox news you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three

agenda that we're trying to get on track to fix this country's problems than the hillary clinton administrationeasily winning his seat in wisconsin's first district. again, he will continue on as speaker of the house. when commenting about -- he was asked about the comment made by donald trump today. he said i had not seen the comments, i read about them. he says i think it was a joke gone bad and that he should clear it up quickly, because one should they have joke about things like that. that's all he would say on that. and he thought the trump-pence ticket would be good for judges at the supreme court, better than a hillary clinton administration. so we'll continue to monitor paul ryan and bring you information as we get it again. sorry to cut rob reiner off. my thanks to him for coming in. >>> up next, trump defending his remarks tonight. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you

max came in at the beginning of the clinton administration as chief of staff and josh was at the end of the bush administration. the september 11 attacks and the transition out of office of george w. bush changed the tone and action undertaken during the transition period. in 2008 president bush led the most determined transition out of office that we have experienced. he began the transition cycle in 2007 in discussions with his chief of staff, josh bolten who led the effort. uin turnnterne -- closed the circle by habit representatives of the incoming outgoing executives meet well before the election. he brought together representatives of the candidates in the white house in july. almost two months prior to the 2008 party convention. johnson, who led the transition of the executive director for president bush and 2001, he was the office of management and lead the department and agency planning work together information for a new team. he will be on the second panel. equally important in the 2008 transition was interest in making use of those administration preparations by those lead

. >> before the obama-clinton administration took over, libya was stable, syria was under control. fast forward to today. libya is in ruins, our ambassador and three other brave americans are dead and isis has gained a new base of operations. >> reporter: so there he is making an argument against clinton policies and obama policies and if kind of policies he believes would be carried forward in clinton administration. you can take issue with what he said. the bottom line, he's not repeating these claims that are distracting from his message. >> we'll see if that message continues. one quick thing that came out this morning. hillary clinton announced her transition team, a lot of well-known names in the political world. what does that tell you? >> reporter: it signals that they have confidence she has a real shot of winning and we have top officials signing in with what the campaign chairman called an accomplished group of public servants led by kent salazar, the former secretary of the interior. also other co-chairs, jennifer granholm, the former michigan governor, tanden who has b

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commissioner ray asly after his first stint new york city mayor, ended up going into the clinton administration working for the treasury department. i would not be at all surprised if bill bratton, if hillary clinton is elected president, ins up with some kind of a law a secondnt post in clinton administration. amy: i want to thank you all for being with us. we will continue to follow this. christina heatherton is a professor at trinity college. nyc. is with theey center for constitutional rights. when we come back, how does private equity affect your life? stay with us. you may be surprised. ♪ [music break] amy: "built for love" by angelo moore & the brand new step. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: when you woke up this morning, chances are your morning routine was touched in some way by a private equity firm. from the water you drink, to the roads you drive to work, to the morning newspaper you read, wall street firms are playing an increasingly influential role in daily life. so says a compelling new article in "the

you were part of the c clinton administration when nafta was passed.alk about this, the impact that trump is utilizing among white workers in america over the issue of freree trade. >> well, donald trump p is cleay using trade and also immigration as vehicles for making the people who have really been hurt by trade, by globabalization, fl that he is going to somehohow be on their s side. he's not going to be on their side. trump is right in a very, , very narrow respect, that tradede has hurt very vulnerable people, working-class s people. the burdenens of trade have been disproportionately fallen on thosose people who used to have good unionized jobs in america. and d the failure of nafta and also t the wto, the e world trae orgaganizationon, chinese ascenn into the wto, all of those clinton-era programs -- - the fafailure was, numbeber one,e, o haveve nearly strong enough and enforcrceable enough labor andnd environmental side agreements. number two, not to have adjustment mechahanisms here in the unitited statetes for peoplo lost their jobs to help

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and thousands of criminal illegal immigrants that have been released under the incompetence clinton administration. >> reporter: of the speech comes a week after he said that there could be a softening of his immigration policies.'s running mate, however, said that was never the case. >> let's be very clear. nothing has changed about donald trump position on dealing with illegal immigration. we are going to secure the border, build a wall, have a physical barrier and enforceable laws of this country. >> reporter: kim hutcherson reporting. >>> trapped by a tree. >>> a severe thunderstorm warnings for us ongoing in several counties, including the very western section of summit -- official 2 inches to 4 in./h of rainfall going towards akron and north akron. we will time it out coming up >>> time trying to break a world record. it is happening at the parking lot at a hard rock casino. the event is part of the day long fundraiser event for the north coast community homes. the organization develops and maintains homes for people with disabilities in northeast ohio. in case you are wondering, the ago in