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in april 1993, president clinton presided over the ceremony is at the jefferson memorial elsewhere honoring the 250 anniversary of the birth of thomas jefferson and he referred back to the 200 called franklin roosevelt in modern jeffersonian. but he said -- clinton said at the jefferson memorial in april 1993, we can offer on her jefferson's dad by honoring our own role in governing ourselves in our nation to change before it is only in change to preserve the timeless values for which thomas jefferson gave his life over two centuries ago. only in change we preserve timeless values. in the year 1993 alone president clinton and the jefferson on 25 separate public occasions. so i repeat what i said at the outset now that we've been through all this. the left does jefferson. the right doesn't have jefferson. the past does. let me pose this question. if there's very little in modern politics that we can call a jeffersonian and our politics not about restoring the founding vision because too much has changed, why do politicians and why does the supreme court pretend that our mission is to recover the founding vision when it seems to have

in april of 1993, president clinton presided over the ceremonies at the jefferson memorial and elsewhere honoring the 250th anniversary of the birth of thomas jefferson and he referred back to the 200 and call the strength in roosevelt a modern jeffersonian. but he said, clinton said at the jefferson memorial in april of 1993 that we can honor jefferson bass by remembering our own role in government in our nation to change. for it is only in change that we preserve the timeless values for which thomas jefferson gave his life over two centuries ago. and so only in change we preserve timeless values. in the year 1993 alone president clinton invoked to jefferson on 25 separate public occasion. i will repeat what i said at the outset now that we have been through all of this. the left doesn't own jefferson the right does not own jefferson. and so if there is very little in modern politics that we can call jeffersonian and politics is not about restoring the founding vision because too much has changed, why do politicians and why does the supreme court pretend that our mission is to recover remapped the founding vision when it seems to have gone

clinton to break her silence. why did she take reporter's questions today? >> reporter: that's right thomas. it's been 28 days since hillary clinton answered a question from the press. the pressure has definitely been mounting. the washington post has been running counter on their website counting down days minutes seconds since clinton answered. opponents have been attack ago her. -- been attacking her. i think the campaign recognized it was time for her to address questions and guilty or innocent there. she doesn't typically do this at all. she spoke for five minutes with reporters before leaving. there was many questions left to answer. she did address top things on our minds. >> top being also about iran. she discussed that, true? >> reporter: that's right. this question has been imposed to candidates in the last few weeks. she acknowledged the question, knowing what you know now, would you have invaded iraq? clinton said she regrets her vote to authorize the iraq war. that was a major issue in the campaign in 2008 against president obama. possibly cost her the election. she says she regr

there has been three or four presidents. 17 governors of state, lime thomas jefferson, clinton. having senate experience can be a negative. >> do you want me to talk? >> reporter: trying to explain complex vote remember this. >> i voted for the $83 million, before voting against it. >> reporter: they have challenges. they can say they have an experience of running a mini version of the u.s. but they have clear records, and they can be hard to explain. >> i wake up fighting for the people. >> chris christie will have to explain why his state's credit rating has been downgraded nine times understand his leadership. >> some historians believe in the end it matters less what a candidate has done than who they are. >> in a day and age of massive media, you need to be a charismatic figure the power of president yal personality. people want to think that you are on their side that you touched their live. patty culhane, al jazeera, washington. >>> coming up, all the sports news with andy. he's in poll position in the spanish grand . >> now, the kazakh government is worried not enough ci

clinton in columbia, south carolina. joy? >> reporter: good afternoon, thomas. ary clinton has come to columbia circle to spend the day rallying democratic women to her cause. she's going to start her day with a round table with african-american women business owners. one of the big themes of her campaign. we're told the campaign is going to be equal pay, something it sees as uniting women across all ethnic groups. hillary clinton also needing to rally african-americans, very important constituency here in the state of south carolina. her overall theme being women. she will also attend day in blue an annual event that's held by about 200 women activists from across the state of south carolina who will gather here at the hotel right behind me to talk about politics and, of course about the upcoming campaign. hillary clinton will be giving a keynote address at the day in blue event. we're expected to also see a meeting between or at least a convergence between hillary clinton and edith childs who you'll, of course, remember was one of the key supporters of obama in

seventeen have been governors of states like thomas jefferson, bill clinton george w.h but 16 were u.s. senators first like james monroe harry truman and john f. kennedy. >> having senate experience can be a negative. >> do you want me just to talk? >> trying to explain complex votes. remember this from then candidate john kerry? >> i actually did vote for the $87,000,000,000 before i voted against it. >> but governors have their challenges as well. they can say they have the experience of running a mini version of the u.s. their own state but then they have clear records. those can be hard to explain. >> i wake up every morning knowing how to fight for the people in my state. >> for example, potssible contender chris christie will have to state why state's grade has been downgraded 9times under his leadership. it matters less what a candidate has done than who they are? >> in this day and age of such massive media, you need to be a charismatic figure. the power of presidential personality. people want to think that you are on their side that you touch their lives in s

thomas. hillary clinton is in san francisco for a pair of presidential fund-raisers one at the home of a hedgebillionaire. the other at the home of a long-time xlin ton friend >>> on friday she will attend a luncheon at the ebay president john donahoe. environmental advocates plan to protest her visit. they are angry she has yet to take a stand on the tar sands and the keystone pipeline. let's find out how the commute is >>> we are on the road with mobile 360. traveling along 101 northbound heading up to sfo. catching a flight. a few extra cars. extra company on the roadways. it doesn't appear it is stop and go traffic moving along in the southbound direction, no delays. i want to take you to our maps because this is where we have an accident through walnut creek northbound side of 6 # 8 i go nash yo valley road where we have a motorcycle crash >>> when we co (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing

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clinton. perhaps being elected or to set up things before the election in themselves he thought there was something clearly. lori: faq for helping us tackle this tonight. this is from our founding father thomas paine character is much easier kept them to work hard. turning touristy 30 roger dow has more controversy after pointing itself as the arbitrator to the appeal gas for the independent arbitrator claiming that they be named with this is but the conduct is a major point of contention on behalf of the super bowl mvp. another roadblock in the quest to benghazi. after one of the largest untapped markets in earth. next. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. lori: hillary clinton and highly anticipated testimony of the benghazi select committee is delayed by the state department. the congressman says they are still refusing to comply with request for documents he says they have no interest to prolong the time before she appears before the committee but i do have an interest to ensure all

clinton is taking his candidacy seriously. so what does grn o'malley need to governor o'malley need to do to be a serious challenger? >> cal thomasr indiana seven evan bayh are here. thank you for joining us. cal, we know the former governor is looking to take a more progressive stance than hillary. do you think that's what the country wants? >> no i don't think that's what the country wants but i think it's what the democratic party wants. he's a pretty consistent liberal. he was for same-sex marriage at the beginning. he is for higher taxes and more spending. he was against the iraq war. hillary clinton was for the iraq war and voted for it when she was a senator before she was against it. she was against same-sex marriage but now says she is for it. so i think martin o'malley has a far more consistent record that is appealing to progressives on the democratic left. you asked is the country ready for it? martin o'maly has a record as mayor of baltimore. he was applauded for trying to get people to come back in. the number of abandoned buildings increased by over 2,700 while he was mayor of baltimore and a study by two harvard e

clinton. perhaps being elected or to set up things before the election in themselves he thought there was something clearly. lori: faq for helping us tackle this tonight. this is from our founding father thomasch easier kept them to work hard. turning touristy 30 roger dow has more controversy after pointing itself as the arbitrator to the appeal gas for the independent arbitrator claiming that they be named with this is but the conduct is a major point of contention on behalf of the super bowl mvp. another roadblock in the quest to benghazi. after one of the largest untapped markets in earth. next. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes, investment opportunities can be anywhere... or not. but you know the difference. e*trade's bar code scanner. shorten the distance between intuition and action. e*trade opportunity is everywhere. zi select committee is delayed by the state department. the congressman says they are still refusing to comply with request for documents he says they have no interest to prolong the time before she appears before the committee but i do have an interest to ensure all access

clinton and how many debates she is going to participate in. catch us up on-to-speed on that and bell talk about her testimony. >> that's right, thomas, the dnc just announced that they are going to do six sanctioned official debates for presidential candidates starting in the fall of this year and heading into the spring of 2016 and they don't want candidates to participate in any other debates. hillary clinton has not said how many she will participate n she did tweet she will participate in the events and her political director, amanda renteria told our andrea mitchell moments ago, she will participate but not how many. and they are working out details to come. that he is renter party debates. right. the -- [ overlapping speakers ] the democratic primary and take place in iowa new hampshire, nevada and south carolina and sponsored by news organizations as well as a lot of the major interest groups that are generally with the dimmic party, environmental group, minority groups, women's groups those kind of events. >> alex who gets to be in them? there's nobody. >> well so far, bernie sanders is the only other democrat who has officially declared

clinton will be back on the road next week making a second trip to iowa since announcing her candidacy. thomas and erica, back to you. >> appreciate it. time for a look at this morning's other top stories. >> a major overnight development in the fight against isis in iraq. >> washington is keeping a close eye on the situation. vice president joe biden calling iraq's prime minister friday promising to send major firepower to the scene. overnight a key government district in ramadi fell into the hands of isis with militants raising their black flag over the local government headquarters. the governor calls the situation dire as the u.s. military is launching what it calls painful air strikes to support troops on the ground. >>> officials in nepal say overnight eight bodies all eight bodies were recovered in that crash of a u.s. marine helicopter. the chopper carrying two nepalese soldiers and six marines was on an earthquake relief mission. u.s. investigators are on the scene. >>> authorities in kentucky are investigating a terrifying incident friday when a young child was dragged by a school bu

clinton and bernie sanders in what's been a smaller field for democrats than republicans. i want to mention this nancy pelosi in the interview we were showing you last hour with thomas, take she's going to be -- look we have to have an election from you know from maryland we have martin o'malley putting his name forth and bernie sanders put his name forth. who else? i don't know. it's healthy to have a debate. it's clear right now hillary clinton is way out in front and there's a great deal of excitement about having a woman president as capable as she is. >> at this point there could be as many as 19 candidates on the republican side many of them think with very little shot at winning. why are they running? perry you've been talking about this in a new article, you've got seven reasons why the field is so large and part of the point that comes through in what you write, it's not just the fact that a lot of people want to run for president. you point out structural motivations here. tell us about some of them. >> i would blame two people for this, barack obama and sarah palin. sarah palin, of course she ran for vice president and became very famous from that where she had

minority leader nancy pelosi on with my colleague thomas roberts and talked about the report from "the new york times" it was discussed that bill clinton now decided that rather did do half a million speaking engagement for a fund-raiser for the clinton foundation, should be noted he had been asked several times to do that but no compensation involved and when the money came in -- in other words it doesn't look great. she had this response when asked about that. let's take a listen to that. >> the clintons will have to answer for the foundation but i would imagine that president clinton's participation in that event increased the take and the money spent at the foundation is for a very good cause as well. so it was sort of a everyone benefitted from it. no question it raises questions they'll have to answer. >> the "new york times" said the payment to clinton and the foundation was about 25% of what they took in. she's looking at it from both sides. not exactly a full throated support there. >> they have a lot -- there is a lot of questions the clintons have to answer but that's part of this process and i think that the running for pre

thomas insel discusses advances in research and treatment. then peter schweitzer on how the foreign businesses made bill and hillary clinton rich. looking at state governments and pension systems with tracy gordon. live every morning at 7 a.m. eastern, your comments on facebook and twitter. may 8 marks the 70th anniversary of world war ii in europe. on friday, dignitaries will take part in a commemorative ceremony. speakers include madeleine albright, white house national security adviser susan rice, and world war ii historians. you can watch the flyover of dozens of world war ii aircraft, right here on c-span. >> sunday night, on c-span's q&a, kate andersen brower on the white house. >> who are the thickkllands? >> nine members of the family have work at the white house. he is a part-time butler, he might be there right now. he works every week. and nine members of his family have worked there, his uncles are maitre d's. which is the head butler. he got there he was 17 years old in 1959, during the eisenhower and ministration. he is still working there. it describes how he used to work in the kitchen, how people would get him i

thomas, some will say the smaller donors that base is an advantage. he has catching up to do because the machine that is hillary clintony and pulling that in you can see a big imbalance there. >> really interesting too, when he sat down for the meal with john harwood and said how the clintons hustle money and the innuendo he was putting out about how they attain their multitude much millions. >> other people questioning that as well but a lot of people happy to give it. >> we'll see him tonight as he's introduced by ben and jerry. we'll talk about the tragic death of the police officer killed as she was about to start on maternity leave. mourners came out to remember her life. a huge scare on the beach. a tornado water spout lifting a bouncy house off the beach and straight into the air with kids inside. we'll be right back. ready to leave sticky sunscreens behind? new neutrogena cooldry sport. micromesh technology lets sweat pass through and evaporate so skin stays comfortable, while clinically proven protection stays on. new cooldry sport. neutrogena. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where sh

thomas who is quiet and speaks with great clarity when he opines. there's a consistency i admire a lot. i generally share his views. >> pierre schweitzer author of "clinton cash," says he's coming after you next. are you worried? >> no. i hope he gives me a heads up though. >> the controversy a couple weeks ago in indiana over the religious freedom act -- >> yeah? >> -- you seem to suggest if the press reports are accurate that that law needed to be fixed. what was wrong with it? >> no, i didn't say that. i supported penn. i think he needed to create clarity that this was not an attempt to discriminated against people. it was an effort to provide some space for people to act on their religious conscience. that's where we need to get. we need to get to a place where the government's not going to discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation. and at the same time make sure there is ample space for people not just to have a religious view or to be religious but to actually act on their religious view. conscience is what we need to protect. i fear that we're not finding that balance now. i -- i just -- you listen to the solicitor general an

clinton campaign for msnbc and joining me from capitol hill. describe these e-mails and what they are details, also what we know about how the new york times was able to get them. >> thomaslightly redakre redacted e-mails. one thing mentioned are sensitive classified discussions where officials discussed leaving benghazi with ambassador chris stephens who was of course killed in the attacks. long time friend of the clintons offering unsolicited advice. then one that he says it was the al qaeda affiliate that launched the attack. that's in contradiction with what was said at the time. no smoking guns no bomb shells per se. definitely interesting stuff and window into her time as secretary of state. >> does this put pressure on the state to release more? >> i think it does. the former secretary of state said she wants to release this as soon as possible. she said that in iowa. they have a process they're going through. they said the benghazi e-mails will be the first to be released. we hope to see those soon. >> alex thank you. >>> still ahead on "msnbc live." more of david letterman's star-studded sendoff. we have for you pretty interesting moves you have never seen and i

thomas insult, director of the national institute of mental health. thank you for being on washington journal. you have probably heard of this book. "clintonash: the untold story of how foreign governments and businesses made dylan hillary clinton rich." peter schweizer is the author and will be with us in a minute. ♪ >> the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114th congress, with caller photos of every senator and house member and bio and health information -- and contact information as well as twitter handles, distant maps, a capitol hill map, and a look at congressional committees, the president's cabinet, federal agencies, and state governors. order it on the c-span store at c-span.org. here's a look at some of our featured programs on the c-span networks. saturday morning at 10:00 eastern on c-span, we are live for the gop freedom summit. wisconsin governor scott walker, texas senator ted cruz, carly fiorina, ben carson, and florida senator marco rubio will speak. noon eastern on sunday, members of the first families remember first ladies, featuring the daughters of jackie kennedy lady bird johnson, and laura bush. sat

clinton has delivered the degree speeches since january 2014, including engagements this month, has earned $500,000 on tuesday alone, collating $250,000 from univision. it takes a look at marco rubio's filing form thomasg it showed no change from liabilities from 2013 to 2014, three mortgages, including a home equity line of credit between the three he owes $450,000 and as much as wondering dollars. you can find that story on the "washington post." new york, independent line. caller: i have been watching your show and a lot of it has to do with the patriot act and getting more laws in line to combat some of our problems. the reason the people do not trust these new laws is not necessarily the law itself, but the way they are administered. every week, we see the police joking people to death, shooting people in the back, i live by the canadian border, we have more police force activity of the are that anyone can ever imagine. these laws, we have enough laws on the books. they have to enforce the laws they have in intelligent, fair fashion and quit trying to take away our rights. thank you. host: on book tv this weekend and american history tv, learn about the literary and historical influences and feat