soviet union collapsed ukraine was the third largest nuclear country in the world and the clinton administration and before the george h.w. bush administration worked very hard on trying to ensure that russia would become the only nuclear successful state on the post soviet space and that involved ukraine. and maybe ukraine being willing to transfer their nuclear weapons to russia. but that was tied to the memorandum that if it relinquished it's weapons it's territory and integrity would be guaranteed and had security insurances which of course included the russian federation. in 1996 the senate finally ratified the start two agreement but then there were problems with moscow so this is now a tale in the 1990s of the difficulties of implementing these agreements because of the deteriorating political relationship and particularly they weren't happy about giving up on the icbms and then the disagreements with russia about nato enlargement in the latter part of the 1990s and then 1999 with the nato actions against serbia over cosovo with the bombing et cetera and then delayed ratification of the a

told the clinton administration that it would not remotely comply with what the clinton administration wanted it to do. and after the policy was announced, the administration got messages of unhappiness from the american business community, which was worried about being denied access to a supremely important market. abandonedinistration the policy of linkage and the of transpiration and reversed course 180 degrees, having come into office, asserting denying trade with the united states was the way to make it a more liberal, free, and open political system, the administration turned around and announced that the way to promote western political values in china was to have more trade with the chinese. russia, the american efforts to foster democracy and free markets initially met with some success. firstas because the post-communist leader of russia, boris yeltsin, was committed to democracy and free market economics, and welcomed american help in installing them. have a kind ofes rough and ready market economy, although with a great deal of government control, a lot of monopolies, and r

administration had done in the last eight years? what labor department regulations do you think are left for a clinton or trumpet administration to pursue? mary kay: i think president obama has demonstrated in the ambitious,, very imaginative, and creative views of executive action. we have been set back because of the court, being taken to court and having it blocked. we are very grateful that the president used executive action to raise the minimum wage for federally contracted workers, to create overtime for the first time in the nation's history for home care workers. we worked hard with them on the fair pay and safe workplaces act because we think the one in for jobs that are impacted by federal contacts -- contracts could be a huge lever to raves standards for working people all across the economy -- raise standards for working people all across the economy. we are concerned about the horrible impact a trump presidency would have on the forward movement of those executive actions, and we know that secretary clinton has committed to stand by those executive actions and keep moving them forward. of,uld say to this question do we wis

in the second term, clinton administration, the bush administration and in the obama administration, arms control issues related questions like missile defense had become problem issues that had contributed to a more difficult relationship. >> thank you both very much. before i go to questions, i wonder if we could just say -- both of you would like to say of what happens if we now decide that the russians have violated inf treaty, what are the implications of that? >> well, we have pointed a finger at the russians -- >> right. >> we determined that russia's -- is testing missile and therefore these tests are illegal. i'm not aware that we made a finding that they are deployed those kinds, although one would suspect that they're testing, they're certainly holding out that option of deployment. the -- you know, during my time during the bush administration i had conversations with russians where it was very clear, they are unhappy with this treaty and in fairness to russians, they have some legitimate complaints. this is a treaty that forbids missiles of a certain range but the only c

do you anticipate that a clinton administration would do the same or deepen it? >> i was surprised by the way they picked that fight. it was controversial, internally. vice-president biden was opposed to picking that fight, particularly with the catholic church. i don't know whether the clinton administration would pick the same fight, the fight over the hss mandate in the affordable care act. there is a way in which the logic of some of the legal actions that have started as a result of the same-sex marriage decision will proceed in one way or another through the courts. i agree with brett that there is some justification for these concerns. whether that leads to the closing down of religious universities or hospitals, following that progression, i think that's not a crazy conclusion. it is also not the necessary conclusion. i do think these concerns are justified. tim at the same time, i'm a conservative. i don't have a candidate to volt for. i am certainly dissatisfied with the options we have. there is a strong case to make that neither of them is treating ou

i have the good fortune to be here during the clinton administration. have not been back in a long time. there is a special symbolism in the last date dinner -- state dinner. it is great to be here was sandra. -- with sandra. we are very excited about mario bertelli's menu. mario but talley's menu. miss savannah guthrie and mr. michael feldman. >> mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. and mrs. anddoerr door. door. >> mr. giorgio monie -- armani. >> ambassador david soren and -- ambassadorn thorn.horn and mrs. rose mr. mario andretti and mrs. barbara andretti --. >> tell us what you are most looking forward to? just looking forward -- this is the first time i have .een the obamas are [inaudible]

administration. yet at the same time he and hillary clinton when they served in the obama administration together were on a lot of key issues, some of which are going to be in front of secretary clinton should she become president clinton, like syria. they disagreed on the surge in afghanistan. so, you know, he's -- it will be very interesting to see how the vice president answers this question, which i'm sure he will have to do very soon. >> carol, what's its impact for democrats? does this energize democrats? does this sort of give a new infusion of energy to some because he is viewed as a popular and affable vice president? >> yeah, sure. you know, joe biden has a certain appeal among democrats. you recall when he was thinking about getting into the 2016 race, he had -- there was a core part of the party that really wanted him to do that and some people were encouraging him. so he is one of the democratic party's most beloved senior officials, and certainly i think that hearing that possibility of joe biden serving and still being around and working for a democratic administration appeals to a lot

you are saying hillary clinton wasn't responsible for the jobs created under the bill clinton administration. she was first lady and the fact is hillary clinton to the extent she is and has been a partner with bill clinton over the last 40 years i think deserves some credit. no? okay. >> robert, i don't know if you will win this. >> wait a minute, her health policy, i was there in the white house when she worked night and day to try to craft a health policy. there has been no first lady in my -- >> and it failed. >> we will move to closing statements. i want to be conscious of the time so we will do it in the reverse order meaning jennifer granholm you up with three minutes on the clock. >> i totally want to lighten it up. in honor of tonight, i have constructed an ode to this muck debate and insanity in the u.s. election. bob and i spoke against the resolution america is already great, trump is not the solution. many canadians believe americans will not lect a president trump. in history is any guide, police don't displayer, we never had a president with that color hair. so sad that newt an

certainly seen instances of even far worse than that. >> it's worth pointing out that the clinton administration really very good on freedom of religion. bill clinton signed the freedom restoration act, he supported our efforts to encourage religious freedom in education and sent out guidelines to every school in the united states, some of that was part of the political time, but i think he was genuine in his support of free exercise of religion. i don't have that translates to what the other clinton administration might do, but i'm optimistic that those of us who care about these issues and make the case. i think we have no choice in this election but to hope that we can. i think the obama administration started out, in my view, somewhat tone deaf to the religious freedom concerns and i think that tone deafness or worse has echoed in the u.s. civil rights commission report which is not an obama document but certainly a harbinger for bad things to come if that's the future. if that's the future, religious freedom will get very little accommodation or protection in the years to come. i hope that'

in the clinton administration and the george wh bush administration worked hard to make sure russia was the only nuclear state. and that involved ukraine being willing to transfer their nuclear weapons to russia. anyway, i give great kudos to the clinton administration. they managed to do it both ukraine and russia were ambivalent and reluctant for different reasons and they signed the agreement in 1994. of course four. of course i was tied to the infamous budapest memorandum which gave ukraine assurances that if it relinquished its nuclear weapons its territorial integrity could be guarantee and it had security insurances which it course included the russian federation. in 1996 the senate ratified the start to agreement. then there were problems with moscow so this was now in the 1990s of the difficulties of implementing the agreements because of the deteriorating political relationship. particularly in the later part of the 90s the russian military was not happy about giving up on the multiple warhead and having icbms. then you have the beginnings of the disagreements with russia abou

discussely, it was to her reappointment and a clinton administration as the attorney general just priormaking a decision over whether or not to prosecute hillary clinton. that is what happened. that is pretty sad. minutes,for 39 remember he said, we talked about golf and we talked about our grandchildren. three minutes for the grandchildren, two minutes for the golf. then they sat there and they twiddled their thumbs. i believe they talked about her remaining in her position under a crooked hillary clinton administration. that's what i believe. that's what i believe. that's what i believe. i think that is what most people in this room believe. [cheers] likewise they corrupted the director of the f reality -- fbi. the great men and women who work for the fbi are embarrassed and ashamed of what he has done to one of our truly great institutions, the fbi itself. hillary clinton is guilty of all the things that director call me comey stated.ctor but it ismany things far more and he knows that. and yet, after reading all of these where she is so guilty, he let her off before. while other lie

and, most likely, it was to discuss her reappointment in a clinton administration as the attorney generalust prior to making a decision over whether or not to prosecute hillary clinton. ok? that is what happened. that is pretty sad. for 39 minutes. remember, he said, we talked golf and about our grandchildren. thee minutes for grandchildren, two minutes for the golf. totalthey sat there and their thumbs. no, i believe they talked about her remaining in her position, under a crooked hillary clinton administration. that is what i believe. i think that is what most people in this room believe. likewise, they have essentially corrupt did the director of the whicho the point at stories are already saying the great men and women who work for the fbi are embarrassed and ashamed of what he has done to one of our truly great institutions, the fbi itself. guilty of alln is the things that director call me stated at his press conference , andongressional hearing far more. he stated many things. it is far more. he knows that. after reading all of these items, he let her off the hook. includingr lies,

not want to say this on the record because they all knew probably there would be another clinton administration. she said the problem with the clintons is you kind of get right in the middle of the campaign or a white house with them and is something blows up. that that is their modus operandi. with hillary, the e-mail thing was breaking and they were not sure. but they are kind of handcuffed to this roller coaster, where with the clintons, there is always some snake popping out of the can you did not know about. they could be a small thing they have hidden, or a large thing they have hidden, but then it comes tumbling out at an inopportune moment. mr. lamb: going back to the column, they are not over the moon about barack obama you wrote in 2015 anymore, even feel burned. he was like a razzle-dazzle trailer that turned out to be a disappointing movie with mediocre box office. ms. dowd: right, well, i think craze of 2008,ip barack obama and michelle you rememberd obama as -- michelle saying, this is not about politics, this is about our souls. it was more than politics. it was something cleaner

the current circumstance by comparison to my last stint in government 20 years ago in the clinton administration is intelligence policy make -- decisions are so much closer and tighter, intelligence is so much more embedded in the process than it was 20 years ago, mostly because we have been fighting wars for the last 15 years and i sometimes quipped that unfortunately can make policy toward china without intelligence, but you cannot very well fight wars without intelligence. in any case the contrast in the two administrations is quite striking and instructive. >> third row from the back center section. >> thank you very much, excellent presentation. the current pdb's are put together and described by many groups. do you know or has anyone said how much it costs to put it together? >> i said something about that time i guess i am the only person who really sees the pdb and i get my ipad every morning and read it. i think of it as probably the , nowexpensively published it is no longer a book, when it was a book it was probably the most extensively published book since gutenberg. it is and a norm

soviet union collapsed, ukraine was the third largest nuclear country in the world and the clinton administrationorge h.w. bush administration worked very hard on trying to ensure that russia would become the only nuclear successful state on the post soviet space and that involved ukraine being willing to transfer nuclear weapons to russia. anyway ui give great kudos to the clinton administration. both ukraine and russia were reluctant for different reasons and they signed the agreement in 1994, but, of course, that was tied to the infamous by now budapest memorandum which gave assurances if it relinquished and, of course, included the russian federation. in 1996 the senate finally ratified the start two agreement but then there were problems with moscow. this is now a tale in the 1990's of the difficulties of implementing these agreements because of the deteriorating political relationship and particularly in the latter part of the 90's the russian military was not happy about giving on the multiple war head and heavy icbm's, and then, of course, you had the beginnings of the disagreements about

in the second term of the clinton administration, the the bush administration and obama administrationsrms-control has become problem issues that contributed to more difficult relationships. >> thank you both very much. i wonder if we could just say little bit more about what happens, we've magnified that they have violated the inf treaty. what are the implications of that? >> we have pointed the finger at the russians. yes, we've determined that they were testing missiles and therefore these tests are illegal. i'm not aware we made a finding of actually deploying those. one would suspect that they are testing in there holding out that option. going back to my time in the bush administration, i had conversations with russians. they are unhappy with this treaty. they have some legitimate complaints. they for bid missiles of a certain range but the only countries that are subject to this prohibition are united states russia and several others states to the soviet union. iran is not subject, north korea, china, india, pakistan are not subject to it. if you're russia and there's all these c

you are saying hillary clinton wasn't responsible for the jobs created under the bill clinton administration. she was first lady and the fact is hillary clinton to the extent she is and has been a partner with bill clinton over the last 40 years i think deserves some credit. no? okay. >> robert, i don't know if you will win this. >> wait a minute, her health policy, i was there in the white house when she worked night and day to try to craft a health policy. there has been no first lady in my -- >> and it failed. >> we will move to closing statements. i want to be conscious of the time so we will do it in the reverse order meaning jennifer granholm you up with three minutes on the clock. >> i totally want to lighten it up. in honor of tonight, i have constructed an ode to this muck debate and insanity in the u.s. election. bob and i spoke against the resolution america is already great, trump is not the solution. many canadians believe americans will not lect a president trump. in history is any guide, police don't displayer, we never had a president with that color hair. so sad that newt an

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and most likely, it was to discuss her reappointment in a clinton administration as the attorney generalprior to making a decision over whether or not to prosecute hillary clinton. ok? that is what happened. that is called real life, and that is pretty sad. they met for 39 minutes, remember he said, we talked golf, and we talked about our grandchildren. [booing] mr. trump: three minutes for the grandchildren, two minutes for the golf. then they sat there, and they twiddled their thumbs. now i believe they talked about her remaining in her position under a crooked hillary clinton administration. that's what i believe. that's what i believe. folks that's what i believe. ,and i think that is what most people in this room believe. [cheers] mr. trump: likewise, they have essentially corrupted the director of the fbi. to the point at which stories are already said that the great -- and they are truly great -- men and women who work for the fbi are embarrassed and ashamed of what he has done to one of our truly great institutions, the fbi itself. [booing] mr. trump: hillary clinton is guilty of

so we see this very much in, you know, the clinton administration not only with the crime bill which kind of exacerbated an are 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. we -- two years later we get his welfare reform bill which has really, 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 matter 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 t

that war against religious liberty is only going to escalate under a clinton administration.: i want to return to this issue of getting out the vote and the energy and enthusiasm. that enthusiasm advantage generally trump has over hillary clinton can erode at the margin. if evangelicals do what they did in 2012. which is sniff at the very idea of voting and not go to the polls, is there going to be a significant organized effort to move evangelicals, conservative catholics and others to the polls? >> there is going -- on that effort right now there is a group called my faith votes. ben carson is the honorary chairman. i'm a part of it and many others are trying to urge people to go out and vote. it's important conservative christians not get distracted by the secondary issues like rigged election comments or the dinner last night. my gosh, people are saying they are not sure they are going to vote because they don't like donald trump's demeanor at a dinner? it's ridiculous. lou: you want to know how bias the liberal media is. they were talking about donald trump being booed.

and jason chaffetz saying before a hillary clinton administration ever begins he will pog it down with investigations and spend taxpayer dollars on a witch hunt, that's not what voters care about or americans care about. >> but i want to put up for viewers, the trump, the numbers for both candidates in north carolina. we had them transposed earlier. very tight. hillary clinton at 45.8. and donald trump 43.8. and you say that people are you know, tired of partisan grid lock, linda. but isn't it the case of what is fuelling the trump campaign, he is a total outsider and never held political office before and promising to go to washington and drain the swamps. scott, you answer that? >> that's the core message and keeping hillary clinton from closing the deal. the poll shows hillary clinton a lead. national polls are all over the place right now. what is keeping hillary from closing the deal is the e-mail and leaked documents. people say the interplay between the state department and donors and foundation. they are fearful of that kind of activity taking place inside of the white house. t

vonnie: how should a clinton administrative u.s. combat that? the u.s.tions that are paying tax here don't necessarily pay the corporate tax rates. joseph: the countries where the activities occur ought to impose , and an that activity lot going on is what we call profit shifting. the production may occur in one country, and they are trying to say a few people in ireland are the source of all of apple's traffic. that's nonsense. what is the correct tax rate to bring companies home and have them report here and reap enough that would benefit the u.s.? joseph: corporations will be operating here. we are the largest market in the world. to want to sell in the united states. this notion that corporations are not going to be operating here is nonsense. joseph: how much -- vonnie: how much should they be paying? theph: they are not paying tax rate today. the effective tax rate is very low. so many companies like apple and how tohave figured out avoid paying taxes. in my mind, the real difference here is let's impose a tax rate and let's make sure they actually

administration. we were both -- bill clinton's first administration. we were both there, secretary burwell, and i, it's because most of us have health insurance, through our employer or medicare or medicaid, and it's easy for opponents of access government to scare us into thinking that bringing in those who have been left out, mostly low and modest income workers and their families who don't get coverage through their jobs will make our lives worse. we in the bill clinton administration did the obama administration a great service, not sufficiently recognized. our effort offered them a model demonstrating exactly what not to do if you wanted to pass health reform. and they used that example very well. tailoring the affordable care act not to disrupt most people who have coverage while extending coverage to those left out. to me, and i do get my minute to tell you what i think, the results are amazing. 20 million people newly ininsured -- insured, receiving good care, with per capita costs rise manager slowly than at any time in history, despite what y

they met for 39 minute and most likely it was to discuss her reappointment in the clinton administration as attorney general just trier to making a decision over whether or not to prosecute hillary clinton. okay. that's what happened. that's called real life. and that's pretty sad. they met for 39 minutes. he said we talked golf and talked about our grandchildren. three minutes for the grandchildren and two minutes for the golf. and then they sat there and twiddled their thumbs. no, i believe they talked about her remaining in had her position under a crooked hillary clinton administration. that's what i believe. that's what i believe. and most people in the room believe. [cheering]. like wise, that have corrupted the director of the fbi to the point at which stories are already saying that the great men and women, who work for the fbi are embarrassed and ashamed of what he's done to one of our truly great institution, the fbi itself. hillary clinton is guilty of all of the things that director comey stated at his press conference and congressional hearing. and far more are. he stated ma

national meeting is ignoring an avalanche of hard evidence of corruption during the years of the clinton administration. >> pence is referring to e-mails released through the freedom of information act as well as hacked e-mails from the clinton campaign posted to wikileaks. senator tim kaine said we cannot take the hacked e-mails as fact. >> we've got to be careful about these. since they're part of an effort by both russia and wikileaks, and neither of those are neutral transmitters are information. >> information that clinton campaign won't confirm or deny as wikileaks released transcripts of paid speeches. donald trump will be on the campaign trail. he's holding events in wisconsin then colorado before going on to las vegas for that final debate. edward lawrence. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> you can learn more about the issues and candidates on the november ballot. check out your voters' edge guide put in your zip code and learn about what will be on your ballot. cigar after the november election. if you want it to be a cuban, the process just got easier. today a new white house law allow

we in the bill clinton administration did the obama administration a great service, not sufficientlyecognized. our effort offered them a model demonstrating exactly what not to do if you wanted to pass health reform. and they used that example very well. tailoring the affordable care act not to disrupt most people who have coverage while extending coverage to those left out. to me, and i do get my minute to tell you what i think, the results are amazing. 20 million people newly insured, receiving good care, with per capita costs rise manager slowly than at any time in history, despite what you're reading about marketplace premiums that will come up tonight. but no question, the job of getting everyone affordable, meaningful health insurance is not done. that spike in premiums, only marketplace premiums, reflect lower enrollment than we'd like to see, insurers are unhappy, consumers who are not subsidized face premiums that are unaffordable and benefits are shrinking as out of pocket payments rise not only in marketplace plans but in employer-sponsored insurance as well. then, of cour

dowd: that was probably the beginning of the clinton administration. i am in my annie hall look. i feel sorry for presidents for the media christmas party because they have to stand there and pose with all of the reporters that they are probably seething about. i do not think it is a very pleasant evening for them. mr. lamb: it is a constant theme in the last two years about sidney blumenthal. how does he fit in the story? ms. dowd: donald trump keeps trying to bring him up in the debate and rallies and no one knows who he is. unless, i mean, people in washington do but none of these people at the trump rallies. it is so funny to see donald trump trying to make that state. -- make that stick. it is a rare case where trump is right that sidney blumenthal was one of the ones who, you know, was smearing people and, what is the issue he came up and most recently? mr. lamb: i know exactly what you are talking about. ms. dowd: the birther thing where hillary -- you know, he was trying to say hillary actually started the birther thing and it turns out that sidney blumenthal went to a re

clinton. charlie: and appointing republicans to her administration if she wins too, . >> if you look at what hillary when she got to the senate, she said i will work across the aisle and get things done. i am going to build relationships, have some trust on the other side so that when we can cut a deal, we can cut a deal. was presidents come in with an approval rating in the 60's and 70's when they get there on day one. it is very unlikely the approval rating will be even at 50. so she will be in a different position in terms of her ability to claim a mandate and necessity for her to figure out how to move some things forward. republicans will be able to dig in and do what they have done the past four years to barack obama and waste an opportunity to get progress made for the country. i am hoping they won't do that. i hope hillary clinton, as you see tonight, a sense she would like to get something done as opposed to just going into gridlock. problems she has is, anything she can get paul ryan, if he is the speaker, to agree with, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are not going to agree with. she

i have the good fortune to be here during the clinton administration. have not been back in a long time. there is a special symbolism in the last date dinner -- state dinner. it is great to be here was sandra. -- with sandra. we are very excited about mario bertelli's menu. mario but talley's menu. miss savannah guthrie and mr. michael feldman. >> mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. and mrs. anddoerr door. door. >> mr. giorgio monie -- armani. >> ambassador david soren and -- ambassadorn thorn.horn and mrs. rose mr. mario andretti and mrs. barbara andretti --. >> tell us what you are most looking forward to? just looking forward -- this is the first time i have .een the obamas are [inaudible] [inaudible] ms. constant milstein and mr.ian khan. andhe honorable tony -- miss evan ryan. miss gayle king and ms. kirby bumpass. the honorable tony keenan and --s kristen bartow loney bartoloni. >> ms. rachel godwin and the honorable julius --. >> ashley biden. >> ms. casey only -- a lens and mr. christopher costello. the honorable and richard and mr. willi

so, yeah, it looks pretty presumptuous when you have reports of clinton basically planning her administrationthis point. >> we'll talk more about that coming up. byron, good to see you. >>> hillary clinton is facing new allegations of pay to play involving the king of morocco. what is her response? we look ahead on sunday morning's futures th. stay with us. guess what guys, i switched to sprint. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. save money on your phone bill, invest it in your small business. wouldn't you love more customers? i would definitely love some new customers. sprint will help you add customers and cut your costs. switch your business to sprint and save 50% on most current verizon, at&t and t-mobile rates. don't let a 1% difference cost you twice as much. whoooo! for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com. yeah. well, we gotta hand it thto fedex. glasses. they've helped make our e-commerce so eas

so, yeah, it looks pretty presumptuous when you have reports of clinton basically planning her administration at this point. >> we'll talk more about that coming up. byron, good to see you. >>> hillary clinton is facing new allegations of pay to play involving the king of morocco. what is her response? we look ahead on sunday morning's futures th. stay with us. upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business my eyelove is finding a ♪"all yodifferent angle.plays my eyelove is season 1, episode 1. my eyelove is making a story come alive. eyelove is all the things we love to do with our eyes. but it's also having a chat with your eye doctor about dry eyes that interrupt the things you love. because if your eyes feel dry, itchy, gritty, or you have occasional blurry vision, it could be chronic dry eye. go to myeyelove.com and feel the love. >>> welcome back. hillary clinton grappling with new pay to play allegations after wikileaks produces more of the podesta e-mails. more hacked from her campaign account. clinton helped negotiate a $12 million foundation commitment

-russian relationship in the second term, the clinton administration a bush administration and in the obama administration, arms-control patients were racing pushes like national defense, or the, problems. >> thank you both very much. before the questions i wonder if we could just say if both a good like to sell about what happens if we have not decided the russians have violated the inf treaty? one of the applications that? >> well, we have pointed a finger at the russians. >> right. >> we are determined russia's testing missiles but they are in excess of inf range and, therefore, these tests are illegal. i'm not aware made a funny to deploy those. although one would suspect if you're testing, they're sort holding out the option. going back to my time in the bush administration, i had conversations with russians where it was very clear, they're unhappy with his treaty. in fairness to the russians do have some legitimate complaints. this is a treaty that forbids missiles of a certain range, but the only countries that are subject to this provision on the united states, russia and some

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and what does that mean for a potential clinton administration next year, too? >> all of this a month after she announced. interesting stuff. erin. thank you. we're getting dribs and drabs on the details concerning the internet domain dy in. who has had a cyberattack. we have the hat nord from the attackers. we can't say if this happens following on the heels of twitter and amazon, whether it's in the same camp, but dyn a large enternet service provider now, now down base of such an attack. more after this. i'm about to start the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge. so in 30 days, my future self will thank me. thank you. i become a model?!? yes. no. start the challenge today and notice more beautiful hair, skin & nails or your money back. >>> everyone is still piping on donald trump after what he said at the al smith dinner. hear what hillary clinton said? wasn't that fin are -- funny either, joe piscopo on the last laugh? you're a smart saver. you find ways to stretch your dollar. so why not compare your medicare part d plan with other options? call

if their lawmakers on the republican side do deals with hillary clinton. >> and perhaps are pointing some republicans to her administration if she win toos. >> yeah, could be. >> and by the way, i suspect if you look at what hillary clinton did when she got to the senate, she basically said i'm going to go and i'm going to work across the aisle and i'm going to try to actually get some things done. i'm going to build relationships and i'm going to have some trust on the other side so that when we have to cut a deal, we can cut a deal. the fact of the mat certificate most presidents come into office with an approval rating of in the 60st and sometimes 70st when they get there on day one. it's very unlikely that hillary clinton's approval rate on the day she get there is going to be even at 50. so she will northbound a different position in terms of her ability to claim a mandate and the necessity, really, for her to try to figure out how to move some things forward. because the republicans will be able if they want to, to just dig in and do what they've done for the past fours years to br ak obama and basically waste an op

and most likely it was to discuss her reappointment in a clinton administration as the attorney general just prior to making a decision over whether or not to prosecute hillary clinton, okay, that's what happened. that's called real life and that's pretty sad. they met for 39 minutes. remember, he said we talked golf and we talked about our grandchildren. three minutes for the grandchildren, two minutes for the golf. then they sat there and they twiddled their thumbs. no, i believe they talked about her remaining in her position under a crooked hillary clinton administration. that's what i believe. that's what i believe, folks. that's what i believe. and i think that's what most people in this room believe. likewise, they've essentially corrupted the director of the fbi. to the point at which stories are already saying that the great -- and they are truly great, men and women who work for the fbi are embarrassed and ashamed of what he's done to one of our truly great institutions, the fbi itself. hillary clinton is guilty of all the things that director comey stated at his press confere

and most likely it was to discuss her reappointment in a clinton administration as the attorney general just prior to making a decision over whether or not to prosecute hillary clinton, okay? that's what happened. that's called real life. and that's pretty sad. they met for 39 minutes. remember, he said, we talked golf and we talked about our grandchildren. three minutes for the grandchildren, two minutes for the golf. then they sat there and they twiddled their thumbs. no, i believe they talked about her keeping her position under a crooked hillary clinton administration. that's what i believe. that's what i believe, folks. that's what i believe. and i think that's what most people in this room believe. [ cheers and applause ] likewise, they have essentially corrupted the director of the fbi to the point at which stories are already saying that the great, and they are truly great, men and women who work for the fbi are embarrassed and ashamed of what he's done to one of our truly great institutions, the fbi itself. hillary clinton is guilty of all the things that director comey stated

but she did not want to say this on the record because they all knew there would be another clinton administrationthe problem with the clintons is you kind of get right in the middle of the campaign or a white house with them and something blows up, that that is their modus operandi. with the e-mail thing breaking and they were not sure, but they are kind of handcuffed to this roller coaster, where with the clintons there is always some snake popping out of a can you did not know about that may be a small thing they have hidden or may be a large things they have hidden, but that it comes tumbling out inopportune moments. mr. lamb: going back to the column, they are not over the moon about barack obama you feel in 2015 anymore, even burned. he was like a razzle-dazzle trailer that turned out to be a disappointing movie with mediocre box office. ms. dowd: i think in the craze of 2008, barack obama and ashelle you know, sold obama , i remember michelle saying, this is not about politics, this , more thanr souls politics, something cleaner, finer, fresher and people thought they were attorney, and in

we can debate supply side economics but i can -- i can show you because i was there in the clinton administration know when the budget was balanced and i know what happened in the george w. bush administration in terms of creating a 5 trillion-dollar debt and barack obama had tocr deal with and work himself and we also had deregulation under george w. bush that created and contributed to one of the worst meltdowns in the economy we have had. we can -- there's a lot we can talk about here.nd the essential issue is donald trump, his experience, his credibility, you say he's a great businessman, well, i know that he alleged in 1976 that he had a net worth of $200 million, that's what he said, let's take him at his word. he now he says he has a nett worth of $8 billion, let's take him at his word. if he had in 1976 just taken the $200 million and put it into an index put and reinvested the dividend and done nothing, he would now have $12 billion. [laughter] >> that's not what i call a great businessman. >> i think of it this way sometimes. you think of bill clinton and hillary clinton when president