i served, jonathan, eight years of the clinton administration, eight years of the obama administrationand a half years in this administration, which has been an extraordinary privilege with an extraordinary team at the domestic policy council. i've loved every minute of it. i've loved serving president biden and getting to serve our country again, but i'm looking

i served, jonathan, eight years of the clinton administration, eight years of the obama administrationand a half years in this administration, which has been an extraordinary privilege with an extraordinary team at the domestic policy council. i've loved every minute of it. i've loved serving president biden and getting to serve our country again, but i'm looking forward to some time with family, friends, and just sort of thinking about, you know, at this stage of my life and my career, what does make sense next? and i'm not trying to answer that question anytime soon. >> ok, i have one last question for you. it is the most important question because in your book, in tough love, you write about your love of the democratic party. how soon after you leave that -- the white house -- >> we will have a going away before i leave and like all of my parties there will need to be music, and i will be very surprised if it doesn't lead to righteous dancing. and afterwards, we can talk about what comes next. but i will have more time to plan parties than i currently do. that's the good news. >> on

i served jonathan eight years of the clinton administration. eight years of the obama administration, two and a half years in this administration, which has been an extraordinary privilege with an extraordinary team at the domestic policy. i've loved every minute of it. i've serving president biden and getting to serve our country again. but i'm looking forward to some time with family friends and just sort of thinking about, you know, at this stage of my life and my career what does make sense next? and i'm not trying to answer that question anytime soon. okay. well, then i've got one last question for you. it is the most important question, because in your book in tough love, you write about your love, a good dance party. so soon after you leave the white house, will you the dance party? well, first of all, i'm having one before i leave the white house. we'll have a we'll have a little going away before i leave. and like all my parties is going to have to be some. and i will be very surprised if. that doesn't lead to some righteous dancing. an

that we have been voting on a and congress to overturn -- on the debt ceiling during the clinton administration. this shouldn't be this hard, number one, we know we are not going to default. they know it, we know it. we already out of type -- we are running out of time. and as the speaker pointed out, as i recommended to president trump, i recommended the same situation do you think he wanted to negotiate with speaker pelosi no. he had no choice. >> go right ahead. >> can you talk about the meeting on the work requirements. is medicaid still on the table? >> i'm not going to negotiate with all of you. we know where we need to get to. we know what we have passed. the way that the founders developed this country which is an unbelievable country, you lend your voice to the elected officials. the house passes the bill, the senate passes the bill and then you go to congress. unfortunately, the house is the only body that has passed the bill and raise the debt limit. we are 15 days away from hitting the limit. republicans did not sit around and wait until we -- until janet yellen told us what the dea

or going to the clinton administration.ndled differently than how they handled trump, which obviously adds to the evidence that this was a bias investigation. it wasn't so much to stop -- apparently wasn't to stop the russians. it was to stop trump. >> martha: and we've heard about the efforts to help hillary and hurt trump. this feels like it lines up with that thinking. the other thing that strikes me, general barr, they talk -- the durham report talks about how loosely-based crossfire hurricane was and that they hadn't tapped in to their russia analysis that existed in the fbi and said to them, you know, does this pass the smell test, you guys? what we're picking up from this australian informant? they sort of had this separate line that was ignoring the fbi's offices that were supposed to be focused on this kind of thing. and compare that with the work that was done by fbi analysts on the clinton foundation. >> right. look at this example. they had specific information that a foreign country had deployed a non-u.s. pers

voting on periodically in congress to overturn what was done on a debt ceiling during the clinton administration. mr. mcconnell: so this shouldn't be this hard. number one, we know we're not going to default. they know it, we know it. we're running out of time. and just finally, as the speaker has pointed out, the president agreed to designate somebody to be the lead, as i recommended to president trump in 2019 when we faced the same situation. do you think he wanted to negotiate with speaker pelosi in of course not. i said you have no choice. reporter: can you talk about your discussions during the meeting on the work requirements? are you just discussing tanf changes now or medicaid and snap still on the table? mr. mccarthy: i'm not going to negotiate with all of you. we know where we need to get thoasm way the founders developed this country which is an unbelievable country, you lend your voice to the elect -- to your elected official. the house passes a bill, the senate passes a bill, and then you go to conference. unfortunately, the house is the only body that passed the bill and raised the

christopher hill, who was a, during the clinton administration meeting with the parents from the sofa customer, the ration army. uh, and he is a, he was a starch there before. uh he was an advocate evolving oh serve yeah. 1999 and now he is an investor here also james rubin, who was one of the leading people in the clinton administration. another starts uh serve of home is also back in the region. so i really don't think that this is going into a good direction and i hope that the americans will uh, will tell their uh, i'll bring in bottles to to move back. otherwise they are. the ones were directly provo, king ethnic cleansing, of both serve young people who hold with us with that. and they're preventing guy may be under war, which also would not surprise me because back in 2015 is or don't carry from the state department. the status that the certainly i'm, although bar georgia, are the countries on the line of fire between the united states and russia. and now we see also a things unfolding and we'll do well. there was an attempt to cover under me, sneed, georgia. and now again, thi

voting on periodically in congress to overturn what was done on a debt ceiling during the clinton administration. so this shouldn't be this hard. number one, we know we're not going to default. they know it, we know it. we're running out of time. and just finally, the speaker pointed out, the president's agreed to designate somebody to be the lead, as i recommended to trump in 2019, when we faced the same situation. do you think he wanted to negotiate with speaker pelosi? of course not. i said you have no choice. >> (inaudible) >> go right ahead. >> can you talk about -- can you talk about your discussions during the meeting on the work requirement? are you just accepting changes now and snap-- >> look, i'm not going to negotiate with you. we know what we've passed the way the founders have developed this country which is an unbelievable country, you lend your voice to your elected official. the house passes a bill, the senate passes a bill and then you go to congress, and unfortunately the house is the only body that passed the bill and raised the debt limit. we're 15 days away from hitting tha

book that united states has dealt greatly antagonized both since the nineties during the clinton administration at the time when that administration actually was confronted with options because inherited of the post-coup cold war with the end of the soviet union and the and the united states entered what was called the unipolar moment, it was the only major power still acting. i mean russia was in and it was crumbling and and and at that point, the choices that were made by washington, by the clinton administration to enlarge nato and knowing this will antagonize russia and that russia will feel that this is a whole i mean, directed against russia and against russian security. and also to antagonize china, which until then been actually a in some sort of of partnership with washington during the last two decades or more of the cold war when china, the soviet union were very much at odds and. and then in the nineties, clinton chose to to to. antagonize china on. the issue of taiwan by military gestures and my key explanation for that rationality for that is that the united states needed to such

book that united states has dealt greatly antagonized both since the nineties during the clinton administration at the time when that administration actually was confronted with options because inherited of the post-coup cold war with the end of the soviet union and the and the united states entered what was called the unipolar moment, it was the only major power still acting. i mean russia was in and it was crumbling and and and at that point, the choices that were made by washington, by the clinton administration to enlarge nato and knowing this will antagonize russia and that russia will feel that this is a whole i mean, directed against russia and against russian security. and also to antagonize china, which until then been actually a in some sort of of partnership with washington during the last two decades or more of the cold war when china, the soviet union were very much at odds and. and then in the nineties, clinton chose to to to. antagonize china on. the issue of taiwan by military gestures and my key explanation for that rationality for that is that the united states needed to such

>> with the irs we have seen this again and again during the clinton administration it got so bad there were hering. a commission was put together to focus on targeted irs audits on people the clinton administration didn't like. you saw the closing down of the tea party movement where the irs refused to let people incorporate as a non-profit. this at a time when the biden administration and the entire democratic party says these people with no reforms, let's give them $80 billion. with this track record there ought to be reform first before you have think about increasing their money. liz: irs officials know they get their paycheck from senate finance. they hear dog whistles coming out of the white house and they follow it. that's what i heard from irs agents. more whistle blowers, irs whistle imloers are going to come forward, them they say there is a document that exists with alleged briar are you concerning president biden. >> i could not agree more with mr. norquist. look at what they did to a journalist who had the guts to write a story about the truth. matt taibbi, they are going

because of the sadness of the parrot minority being butchered by the vocal cords while the clinton administration stood by and did nothing, this shortcoming was so bold that kofi annan , the secretary general of the united nations at the time, said that the international community left rwanda alone, the regret will be with us forever. kazemi, sda news agency, thank you from the company of jan rahman rahim, peace and blessings of god be upon you and the prophets of hazrat muhammad mustafa and his pure and pure family, my dear compatriots, the viewers of the national media, i greet you. the 11th city council considered the legislature to be higher and more important than its supervision, and pointing to the vital necessity of laws to create predictable stability for the future of the individual, society, and the country, and to provide the possibility of planning by the authorities , they added that legislation is rail laying and, more precisely, road construction, which is the path another movement of dust and it is clear that it was in the meeting at the beginning of the autumn of 2018 that the s

the parrot minority was butchered by the vocal cords while the clinton administration stood by. and he did nothing. this short story was so bold that kofi annan, the then secretary general of the united nations, said that the international community left rwanda alone. the regret will be with us forever . the documents he kept in his reading before the presence of agents has moved to another place. the washington post reported that the former us president intended to deceive the agents by doing this . legal experts have predicted that trump will be sentenced to prison for transferring part of the documents . they started with war ammunition, and according to the announcement of the south korean ministry of defense, this exercise was held to simulate a large-scale attack by north korea . 2,500 soldiers are participating in the exercises of this five-day exercise, which is held in the city of baccha, which is close to north korea. saudi arabia and egypt with the aim of reducing arms dependence on the us, they are buying weapons from china, according to lyon network , sky shack rx8

precise factory, including vital and see my larvae out medication at that particular time the clinton administration justified the strike by link to the r c 4.2 or some of the beans. he's all k dot net when the strike was severely criticized. and has skeptics, austin was to put on a legitimate target. was the top of the selection post, is that enough? or was that a manufactured christ has to distract from these scandals on american soil? it has not yet been established by the evidence in the public domain to the us military planners did everything feasible to establish the i'll shoot for factory amend the definition of a legitimate military target or even that it was a legitimate military target at the time of the attack, the u. s. government should attempt to ease this concerns by providing further elaboration of the diligence of its pre bumping investigation of the plant escaped to see that there's no pieces side. so the question still stands, how to stop sudan to st into full blown civil war. and even though there is a great temptation for the who is to use its economy and financial power to try

anchor mehdi hassan on 2994, the parrot minority was butchered by the vocal cords while the clinton administration stood by and did nothing. he didn't. this short was so bold that kofi un secretary general annan should say that the international community left rwanda alone, the regret will be with us forever. mohammad kazemi , russian foreign minister, said that the acceptance of the multipolar world among the countries of the world is increasing. lavrov made these statements after the meeting. speaking with his somali counterpart in moscow, lavrov emphasized that the problems of africa should be solved based on the will of the people of this continent, and said that western countries can no longer impose their solutions on african countries, saying that the west should recognize this issue. that african countries they can solve their problems independently and play an important role in the world in several ways . foreign minister sawali also said that russia is one of our partners and was by our side when sawali was in the crisis of the civil war. and marjan, russia is active in building self-suf

no denying some of the accomplishments of the clinton administration's in the nineties. but there are more than a few arguments against the notion that it was the clinton dominated decade. his failures lapses peccadillos significantly against this argument. the rwandan genocide in 1994, clinton later said that tens of thousands of people their lives could have been saved with prompt military action. which didn't happen. his defense of marriage, which was federal legislation, he claimed not to really wholeheartedly endorse, but he nonetheless signed it. this legislation to find a marriage as a union of man and woman. he signed this in the middle of the night in september of 1996 as the campaign for reelection unfolded in the middle of the night so as not to attract attention to his signing off on this legislation. and yet nonetheless he okayed the airing radio ads in the south that mentioned his support of the defense of marriage. tried have it both ways on this one. in some respects the legislation that was spearheaded and pushed and promoted by joe biden and senator was

i covered the waning days of the clinton administration, i mentioned this a couple times, and i remembercongress passed and bill clinton signed the welfare to work bill, and at that time it was hailed as revolutionary, and did a lot to get people off of welfare and back into the workforce. so, how is it that in the past 24 years a work requirement is there for so many people? >> that's the question of the hour, john. every employer i visit across the state of iowa says i do not have a labor pool. i would love to expand my business but i can't find workers. there are a lot of folks riding off the high, basically the sugar high that they had during covid, when this federal government was pushing out just checks to every random person out there. we can't do that any longer. we need people to engage in the workforce. if they are able-bodied, if they don't have children there, is no reason that they can't find a job and take a job. again, we believe in the dignity of work, and i believe that this president, this administration and the democrats are stripping that away from the american people

english channel, you saw the 1994 parrot ticket being butchered by the vocal chords while the clinton administrationstood by and did nothing. this short was so bold that kofi annan, the then secretary general of the united nations, should say that the international community left rwanda alone, the regret will be with us forever. mohammad kazemi, the russian broadcasting agency, hundreds of diplomatic employees of german government institutions are fired and the german newspaper zod doge zeitun declared this action a war. moscow diplomatic description in response to russia's expulsion of some russian diplomats whom germany identified as agents of the inn's intelligence , russia had expelled 2,022 germans last month. handed over to the army for trial in a military court, the interior minister of pakistan said that these people are accused of attacking pakistan's defense and sensitive centers. it was the government and the military that led to the death of 10 people. since then, thousands of people have been arrested and many party members have been read . harvard university research results say that g

guest: i think he's is referring to is not been a allan's since the clinton administration -- balancebudget since the clinton mensuration. there are committees and oversight that goes on. they have to continue to do so and continue to do their job. there should be a regular and routine audits and there are many agencies. all of them are subject to the process on the hill. there is a number of reforms that can take place. not the least of which is the cultural vote in u.s. senate where house of representatives traditionally vote on legislation, has hearings, holes the vote in the and that issue really needs to both the senators from my home state of connecticut are opposed to the culture of f that say we need to change it where the constitution doesn't say you need 60 votes to is ? it doesn't .-- and that's why i think it can be very frustrating if you're watching this from the outside and you are not seeing legislation has been enacted in one chamber and any other and you don't see oversight has gone into of what's going on in the military people are also interested in oversight in so

if you go back to the clinton administration, we left there with a 320 billion surplus. the cheney and bush administration, 750 bases around the planet, the resupplying of these institutions and we keep coming back to the national debt that even out a trillion dollars, i don't see any consideration being able to pay off that national debt. what is the national debt at this point in time and what are we going to accomplish by putting the burden back on the american people? caller: we value a lot of things that the federal government does for us. guest: social security does a lot of good and is extraordinarily popular. the federal government as a central part of our health care system in a way that does a lot of good for a lot of people. the federal government helps to pay for schools. it helps to pay for abroad insurance system. as one of the reason why we weathered the pandemic as well as we did. we just need to pay for those things. in my mind, we are an under taxed country. we have extraordinary resources that are available to pay for these goods and services that the

the vocal cords of being butchered while the clinton administration stood by and did nothing, this shortcoming was so bold that kofi annan , the then secretary general of the united nations, said that the international community left rwanda alone, the regret will be with us forever. in the following, we have a review of some short foreign news of map when he moved some of the documents that he kept in his reading room before the arrival of the agents , the washington post reported that the former us president intended to deceive the public . legal experts predicted that trump would be sentenced to prison for transferring some of the documents. the forces of south korea and the united states have started their largest joint exercise with war ammunition, and according to the announcement of the ministry of defense of south korea, this exercise is a simulation of countering a large-scale attack by north korea . in this five-day exercise, 2,500 soldiers are participating in the exercise. child and near the border it will be held with north korea . saudi arabia and egypt are buying weapons from chi

members of the touti minority were butchered by the vocal cords while the clinton administration he stood by and did nothing this shortcoming was so bold that kofi annan, the secretary general of the united nations at the time, said that the international community left rwanda alone, the regret will be with us forever . this action of russia has been described as a declaration of diplomatic war by moscow. russia responded to the expulsion of some russian diplomats, whom germany had dismissed as agents of the inn's intelligence. in such a retaliatory action, russia expelled the german mbc tu mate last month. the pakistani authorities have handed over 33 civilians who are supporters of the former prime minister of pakistan to the army for trial in a military court . the interior minister of pakistan said that these people are accused of attacking pakistan's defense and sensitive centers following the arrest of imran khan on the 19th of may in different cities of pakistan. the scene of the protests was the clash of his supporters with the police and their supporters in government and militar

clinton administration. no, no. well it was negotiated mostly during the clinton administration and so assigned during a by the very beginning of the bush administration. and then then the question was, when i went there, the mission i was given by bosses in washington, colin powell others was rich. rich armitage was there are three things missing. we're not totally normalized yet. we don't have military military relations. we don't law cooperation, and we don't have we don't have an intelligence liaison relationship in which we're sharing intelligence. and of course, those are all the hardest things to do because. they were the people on both sides who would be most wary of of of improving relations. but we did it. and it really the major came from the vietnamese in the summer of 2003. they had a party plenum in which they concluded they didn't they didn't like the way the world looked. and that all had to do with and they were as they were, they came to to me, they came to my defense. i had a chair. they said the

, after the clinton administration timewise, for 12 years where she worked with local government and civil society leaders in 25 countries throughout asia, on issues related to human trafficking. prior to that she served as director of the office of violence against women in this part of justice under president george w. bush and began her career at the local level serving as specialized mystic sexual violence prosecutor in dallas, texas for more than 13 years and she earned her bachelor's degree from texas a and m and baylor law school. we will then hear from mr. walsh, deputy assistant minister at us agency for international development. he oversees the bureau for developing, democracy and innovation center for democracy and human rights and governance. he was most recently a expert at the us institute for peace from 2,017-2,020 one and previously served in government in a range of foreign policy including as the us mission to the un senior policy advisor for the middle east and south asia and state department adviser on afghanistan's peace process, tours of duty in rack and afghan

i need someone who were members that clinton administration.is on purpose? >> there was a fire in coney island and it was starting at the time 13 years old, and he lit a match on fire in the basement. and coincidentally, the police officer who died from that fire, he was from rockaway. we had a funeral here. when the police asked beckett what he did it, he said he was bored. >> the the whole fire to come just because i was bored, just wanted something to do instead f sitting in the hallway. >> that really tripped me out and i was thinking, if this kid had an activity, that maybe this officer would be alive. so i reached out to california and told them about the tragedy. and that is how it started. just like that. >> dulce: what made you pick surfing as the thing that the little black children should be doing? >> because they don't do it here. not just black kids, white kids, asian, muslim, gay, straight, i don't care who you are. if your parent can to afford to surfing lessons, i will teach you for free. >> dulce: look at him running his own un

i've ever, we've reached a special times mr. clinton administration. the given that some of the a, they are economic go assistant to it for turkey at about the they, they, they the energy security and energy assistance and they are pipelines, these voting. now, even though you'd have been frozen searches, people are very happy and it's automatically thursday. and bill continued cooperation with the new russian professor of international relations and law. masoud. how he does, she thank you very much. you're welcome. have a good day. my sco and russian disreputable people for more analysis on the turkish elections, the background of the candidates and how a change of leadership could reshape the country's foreign policy. do give archie cobb it's going to be your time. will keep you updated throughout the process. the israel claims it destroyed the entire islamic jihad leadership in gaza, which was the stated goal of the shield, an arrow operation launched by the i d. f. last week. the strikes led to widespread damage and hundreds wounded. so that you ca

account for and how does that compare to the last time we had a balanced budget, during the clinton administration? dir. young: on average the presidential policies would bring in 19.6%, right in line with where policies and tax revenue were under president clinton. as you mentioned, the last time we saw budget surpluses. sen. whitehouse: a time when the economy was doing very well. dir. young: yes. he also saw economic both. frankly the investments today are about growing the economy. can women and families enter into the workforce in a meaningful way? most will tell you they need adequate childcare and able to do that. sen. whitehouse: the president's medicare tax proposal seems like it would make tax code fairer and extend medicare solvency, looks like a win-win to me. can you comment? dir. young: we will have disagreements on tax policy a lot today but the presidents message is clear. there are millionaires and billionaires who a lesson a tax rate than nurses, teachers, and firefighters. some billionaires have an effective tax rate of 8%. the president believes that is unfair. he believes the

you were also quick to criticize the clinton administration, including secretary of state, madeleine albright going up against the rockies and having them cancel inspections is one thing, but being criticized publicly by the president of the united states and the secretary of state. and later on that the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee is an entirely different thing, especially when some of your own leaders refused to back you to what do you attribute that resolve that you had? whistle blowers, earl, or often. ready sized for their stubbornness, but what gave you that strength to stand up? how's the regular officer? yeah, that's what we do. you have permission to there's no, there's no secret here. i went through officer chat is cool. busy it's a, it's a streaming process. you show that you have to ensure you don't. i went through 6 months of basic training in quantico, either show that you had, or you don't, i went to the fleet marine forces a lieutenant where it's either st. there's one of you in front of you. busy the metal, the lead marines in combat, or they a