anyway hillary clinton tweeted something. let me repeat. hillary clinton tweeted something. i i guess our tease writer left early today. >>> they get their fix from mouse clicks. and now internet addict cans get the help they need. a pennsylvania hospital is opening the country's first in patient treatment program for computer junkies. it is a 10-day program organized by specialists in treating drug and alcohol abuse. said the founder internet addiction is a problem in this country that can be more pervasive than alcohol addiction. it is free, legal and fat free. discuss must we in this -- >> lightning rooooouuuuunnnddd. lightning round. >> well, do you think the internet can cause your life to spinout of control the way drugs and booze have? >> it sure has to mine, greg. the best part of this article as just a guy who comes forward because everybody has to come forward and be the face of this and raise awareness for it. to tell people they shouldn't be ashamed, you should be a little ashamed. it is okay to be ashamed sometimes. there are compulsions. we don't need to hear a

anyway hillary clinton tweeted something. let me repeat. hillary clinton tweeted something.illain ] well mr. baldwin... it appears our journey has come to a delightful end. then i better use the capital one purchase eraser to redeem my venture miles for this trip. purchase eraser? it's the easy way to erase any recent travel expense. i just pick a charge like my flight with a few taps, it's taken care of. impressive baldwin. does it work for hotels? absolutely thank goodness. mrs. villain and i are planning our... you scare me. and i like it. let's go what's in your wallet? >>> they get their fix from mouse clicks. and now internet addict cans get the help they need. a pennsylvania hospital is opening the country's first in patient treatment program for computer junkies. it is a 10-day program organized by specialists in treating drug and alcohol abuse. said the founder internet addiction is a problem in this country that can be more pervasive than alcohol addiction. it is free legal and fat free. discuss must we in this -- >> lightning rooooouuuuunnnddd. lightning round. >>

hillary clinton tweeted her saying, flying to 112 countries is a lot and until you consider swimming between two. feels like i swim with sharks, but you actually did it. congrats. >>> and duquesne university is saying thanks, but no thanks to geraldo. it is all because of the twitter selfie. it has been seared in our minds. he was scheduled to appear on an october panel, but that picture doesn't jive with catholic values. we don't have the lower perimeter shot. that is the morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> flooding across the nation this labor day has destroyed buildings and created delays for travelers. eastern rhode island was hit with flash flooding this weekend. rain rushed into two apartment buildings displacing hundreds of residents. flooding in texas closed roadways making it impossible for travelers to get home. >>> now for a look at the national weather, we turn to meteorologist bill karins. tell us this is all gone. >> from the northeast, yeah. who cares now? now it is back to school and back to work. the labor day was not the best of beach weekends. up in new england

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clinton tweeted in photo with the caption that said, quote, enjoyed my lunch with president bush and'm envious of his so socks, sock swag. they have partnered in recent years over their shared commitment to humanitarian causes. your first look at weather with rebecca is next. >> meteorologist: we're looking at flooding watches in washington state where we had record rainfall on both sides of the cascades. now it's traveling east words. we'll show you where it's going to hit next. ç] center i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson, record rainfall for parts of the pacific northwest as the storm system and low pressure center tracked onshore. now the rainfall has been over an inch and a half in seattle and getting close to an inch and a half for portland. all this rain coming down. you may say there is always rain in the pacific northwest, but this amount, this speed, at this rate with that much lightening we had yesterday and last night is far more than normal. this storm system will continue to bring rainfall to the pacific northwest for the weekend. but the amounts will not be as heavy w

president clinton tweeted this photo with the caption, enjoyed my lunch with president and mrs.ush. envy was of the socks, sock swag. the two have united in recent years over their sharedded commitment to humanitarian issues. >>> rebecca stevenson is back with a check on your weekend forecast. >> coming up on "real money" unemployment is down to a number we have not seen since 2008. i'm going to tell you why you should ignore everything you've heard about it today. i'll talk to a woman who has been out of work for five years and just got herself a job. and then i'll introduce you to a guy who needs staff so badly he's paying a finders fee to g find them. we'll have that and more. golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. my name is jonathan betz. >> meteorologist: i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson. we're tracking a area of low pressure all day yesterday into the night with a lot of lightening and a lot of flooding. this shows the low pressure in the last 12 hours moving int

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. >> and the national security adviser and ben rhoads tweeting out clinton's remarks this evening, gettingout there. very interesting. it's important for them to get her out there. >> get to have a word on administration officials tweeting so much. >> even tweeting policy statements. is this the new thing? is it appropriate? >> it is what it is as john mccain would say. >> susan rice and samantha power at the beginning of this whole crisis were tweeting about it before we heard from the president. >> but can they tweet a link to a statement from a website so it's more official. >> we were talking earlier in the show about how much of this was planned, secretary kerry talking about this plan "b" and the administration embracing it and one of my staff reminded me of this moment when vice president biden got over his skis on the issue of gay marriage. >> i am vice president of the united states of america. the president sets the policy. i am absolutely comfortable with the fact that men marrying men, women marrying women and heterosexual men and women are entitled to all the same civil libert

and former secretary of state hillary clinton greeting her predecessor, tweeting, something i didn'tthis a.m., secretary albright plays the drums. love the twitter, madeline. are and after the vikings lost to the cleveland browns, sunday, peterson is tweeting my daughter is laying here under me and out of the blue she says i can't believe you lost to the browns daddy. ouch. talk about a tough crowd. >> and pictures on social media, now one of the singer is landing two men in the slammer. the photo sparked an investigation into exploitation of the exotic animal. the police is arresting two suspects for illegal possession of the endangered primate president the suspect is facing four years in prison and a fine. follow me on twitter at greta wire. coming up, everyone is talking about it, but how far are people going to get their hands on the new iphone? iphones? find out, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] ultra rugged phones from sprint. buy one, get four free, and $150 credit when you swih your business line to sprint. the pioneers in push-to-talk. trouble hearing on the phone? visit spri

. >>> a lot of tweets from you. hillary clinton running in 2016?ek from tomorrow, the fiscal year begins. it shuts down without funding. so far there is none. it's not going to pass the senate controlled by democrats. but one of the chief proponents said this today on capitol hill. >> i think every one of us, republicans and democrats should get back home and listen to our constituents and ask them what are the challenges that you are facing. when you ask your constituents what are the problems you are facing? over and over again the answer is obama care is killing jobs and taking away my health insurance and driving up my premiums and causing small businesses to go out of business. if we listen to the american people that should be the priorities. >> we are back with our panel. good to have you here. do you believe that is true. when people go back, that's the number one problem? >> i event know which american people he is talk to. a cnbc poll showed by a three to one margin that americans don't want to shut down the government to defund obama car

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. >>> a lot of tweets from you. hillary clinton running in 2016? from tomorrow, the fiscal year begins. it shuts down without funding. so far there is none. it's not going to pass the senate controlled by democrats. but one of the chief proponents said this today on capitol hill. >> i think every one of us, republicans and democrats should get back home and listen to our constituents and ask them what are the challenges that you are facing. when you ask your constituents what are the problems you are facing? over and over again the answer is obama care is killing jobs and taking away my health insurance and driving up my premiums and causing small businesses to go out of business. if we listen to the american people that should be the priorities. >> we are back with our panel. good to have you here. do you believe that is true. when people go back, that's the number one problem? >> i event know which american people he is talk to. a cnbc poll showed by a three to one margin that americans don't want to shut down the government to defund obama care.

♪ ♪ liz: here at the clinton global initiative, they're instagraming, facebooking, tweeting, they're but let's get to facebook because sheryl sandberg is here at the global initiative here at the midtown manhattan sheraton. facebook stock, she'll see it's inching closer to $50 a share. finally, right? after making some new friends on the street. let's get to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: yeah. she and all the investors and shareholders are probably pretty excited today as the stock moved up to $49.56 a share. as you mentioned, both facebook and twitter, this is a big deal because it's been reported that there will be a free trade zone over in china and shanghai and facebook and twitter will be allowed there. don't forget, facebook was ousted back in 2009, so this is a really big deal coupled with the fact that citigroup upgraded facebook today, a nice call from a buy to a neutral. so you see that helps to boost facebook shares to these all-time record new highs. we're also taking a look at linkedin on this day when every corps partners has spoken posi

tweeting with katy perry. now he has president clinton to make a speech. look, this will not have a huge impact on the situation of the affordable care act. it is unpopular after president clinton's speech, it will remain unpopular. i think they made a mistake by doing this. think about this. one of two things are growing to happen. either president clinton will give a speech and it will remain up popular, or more unlikely president clinton will give a speech and make it more popular which case the question is, why couldn't president obama make it popular by all of speeches and appearances he subjected us to about it? this was supposed to be a little talking point before syria erupted. it was on the calendar. president clinton is happy to be at center of the stage. happy to be seen as riding to the rescue of the obama administration anytime they're in trouble. he is happy to look like he is able to save their bacon. makes him look strong. makes obama look weak and i can't believe they're letting it happen. jon: karl rove, thanks very much for your thoughts

former president clinton took a bill-bill selfie this week. the former president tweeted it out himself along with the message two bills, one selfie, already having fun at the cgi 2013. that picture has been retweeted almost 2,000 times. coming up on news 4 this afternoon, the push to get rear view cameras in ever car to clear up the blind spot at drivers back up. this has been a law on the books since 2008. why isn't the government requiring it? we are taking a look on news 4 at 4:00. coming up at 5:00, complete team coverage on the navy yard investigation. we will have two press conferences. stay with us and nbcwashington.com for up to the minute details. time for a final check on the forecast. here's tom. >> perfection. absolute perfection. our weather is gorgeous. temperatures approaching 70 degrees in washington. in the suburbs at rural areas, most locations in mid-and upper 60s. still in the 50s and around the bay in the low to mid 60s. later today it was much of the region. just a beautiful autumn day and again tomorrow. as we get towards the weekend we keep it goi

nyad also received messages like this tweet from hillary clinton, flying to 95 countries is a lot until you swim between two. seems i swimmed with the sharks, but you actually did it, congrats. we sat down with diana nyad hours after she finished her swim. >> i'd get up, but i can't. hi, honey. >> how are you? >> you know what's so great about it, sanjay, it's all authentic. it's a great story. you have a dream 35 years ago, doesn't come to fruition, but you move on with life. >> sunburned and still swollen, that 64-year-old diana nyad speaking out about her incredible feat, and it's just been hours after swimming across the treacherous waters between cuba and florida without a shark cage. it was a dream decades in the making. and it wasn't always a sure thing. >> i'm just like every other human being, even the bravest soldier has doubts, has fears. >> in fact, she tried four separate times over three decades to do something that no human had done before, and each time -- she failed. we have followed diana every step of the way, and this past saturday, we were there again. this time she

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clinton. he assesses the civil rights accomplishments of the 35th. a viewer tweets in this -- do you think jfk would have gone is out of vietnam if he lived? guest: this is an endless -- question. i am sorry, i hate to do this, but i really don't feel qualified to answer the question. there is a very important piece i think in understanding how we got into vietnam. an argument about the bureaucratic imperatives that deepened our experience there, the unwillingness of people to speak up and oppose this issue a mission and the sidelining of experts at the time. it is possible that john kennedy you see it in the cuban missile crisis, as he gets stronger in the course of the presidency, more deeply skeptical about the ability of military force to advance diplomatic objectives. it seems conceivable he may have recognized the danger of deepening our involvement in vietnam, but it is impossible for me to say he would have gotten us out of there. it is quite interesting -- and this came up and we talked about this a lot -- in your last segment, the comparison to what is hap

clinton and george h.w. bush reuniting. giving us a glimpse into the meeting tweeting this picture with the caption enjoyed my annual lunch withush in maine envious of his western cactus theme socks. # sock swag. those are some pretty nice socks. we wouldn't expect anything less from the sock aficionado, president bush. >>> coming up, president obama's credibility taking a hit from jay leno. that's next. [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's endless shrimp. it's as much as you like, any way you like. try new soy wasabi grilled shrimp and more. only $15.99, offer ends soon. so come in and sea food differently. now, try seven lunch choices for $7.99. sandwiches, salads and more. [voice] hu-rry up, is cold ines for here.. [jelly bear] relax. we're checking the manual. [jelly animal] whoa,this minivan is loaded! ailable forward collision warning,pandora compatibility, available lane departure warning and what!?! [jelly animal] this sucks. [announcer] we understand life in a minivan. introducing the first minivan with an available built-in vacuum. starsomething special in the redesigned odyssey from honda. no two people have

tweeted the thing as much as she could stay awake. >>> president obama bringing in one of his most powerful supporters to help sell his signature health plan. former president bill clinton. hillary introduced the two former presidents at number 42 and number 44. setting off speculation that the moment may prove to be historic with number 45 there on stage, as well. maybe someday. a q&a about health care between the two commanders in chief quickly turned into a sales pitch for the affordable care act. >> what does this mean? how will people get involved? i'll give the president a chance to talk about the good stuff. in the last three years just since we started doing this inflation and health care cost has dropped to 4% for three years in a row for the first time in 50 years. >> what you've this is an unprecedented effort you've seen ramp up over the last month or so in which those who have opposed the idea of universal health care in the first place and have fought this thing tooth and nail threw congress and the courts and so forth are -- have been trying to scare and discourage people from getting a good deal. what we're saying to people is, look, go to the website yo

. >>> you got president clinton who made the case as only he can. after he spoke, somebody sent out a tweet like that. secretary of explaining stuff. >> well, it's been over three years since the affordable care act was signed into law but a new study released wednesday shows 51% of americans continue it say they don't have enough information about the law. to understand how it will impact them and their family. even more shocking, 44% of those polled were unsure whether the affordable care act even remained in place or thought the law had been flat out repealed or overturned. obviously, those folks aren't paying attention. what's striking is these numbers come less than one month out from the october 1st open enrollment kickoff. so in an effort to combat the spread of misinformation, president obama has dispatched one of the democratic party's chief messengers and that would be the secretary of explaining stuff. >> this does give us the best chance we've had to achieve nearly universe coverage, provide higher quality health care and lower the rate of cost increases which we have got to do

clinton. >> what's going on, everybody? how you guys doing tonight? [ cheers ] >> reporter: when caesar arocha delivers a sermon these days, this is a common sight. his youth congregation isn't texting or tweeting but following along on digital bibles thanks to the wildly popular bible app youversion. >> wow, they do get it. they are digging into god's word in a digital form. >> it's nice to have it on your phone. >> i can dig into god's word whenever i want to. >> i can flip open the app and then just select the book that i was looking for. >> reporter: it's been downloaded more than a hundred million times putting it in the same league as twitter and instagram. >> so it's an online church experience. >> reporter: bobby gruenwald is the innovation pastor at lifechurch in oklahoma. >> i was thinking could we be at a moment in history where the right opportunity is there to really change how this generation engages in the bible. sort of a guttenberg moment. >> reporter: the app offers 600 versions of the bible in more than 400 languages. it comes with personalized reading plans, videos, and the ability to share favorite verses on social media. >> this is a map that's showing as people are open i

clinton focusing on iran. welcome very much. >> very good to see you. >> talk about this very delicate balancing act. let me show you his tweet.e was leaving tehran today and looking forward to constructive engagement with the world. this is the new face of iran. he says he has the ability to negotiate on the nuclear account, which his predecessors did not and that the foreign ministry is well known to you and others here in the west will be the point person for this. is this real? the interview with ann curry? all of the sort of moderate comments that have been coming out of this? is this something we can count on or is it to be viewed very skeptically? >> i think that we should understand unquestionably it's a charm offensive. there is no question about that. that can be purely for the sake of beguiling people on the outside and or it can be for the sake of trying to transform an image and actually do business. on the one hand there is no question that the president has apointed people who know how to do business with us, with the west, and the proof is going to be what do they actually do? they say things differently but th

clinton out there. you have the baltimore ravens to aid the obama care rollout in maryland. you have katy perry tweetingoll tells us that they're much more likely to listen to official sources of information. basically these theories are good but ultimately it will come down to state and local officials saying sign here, this is what you get going through the enrollment process. >> i think that's right. i think you can't do it until enrollment is open. it's difficult to get people to pay attention to this issue in the abstract when the benefits are not yet available to them. part of what happened with obama care is not that it's a large and complex enterprise because so many compromises have been made along the way to stitch together a system for universal coverage. it has lots of disparate components. some people need to go on medicaid. some people will be buying subsidized insurance. some people buying unsubsidized insurance. it makes sense people have no idea that will happen to them. one problem is a lot of people, you know, the affordable care act is not the free care act. i think a lot of people w

tweets in. we shut the government down under gingrich and clinton and ended up with a balanced budget. it can be worthwhile. guest: i disagree. -- you you have got could reach a balanced budget without shutting the government down. number two, when you shut the government down, in addition to denying people benefits that they rely on, you also send a this economy is not stable. that anything can happen. one of the things that we need to ensure, to encourage more investment, is stability. the week when people were talking about government shutdowns or about not increasing the debt ceiling so we don't pay our bills, we get into the discussion, it sends a ripple of anxiety throughout the financial markets throughout the world. people wonder are we dependable, are we stable? what is frustrating, most of it is nonsense. the bottom line is, the affordable care act is here to stay. i think it is a good thing. stay onod that kids can their family's health insurance until they are 26, we are providing more free preventative we are saying to insurance companies that you can no longer tell a woma

millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. >>> what's in coca-cola? it's one of the best held secrets. rejoin chelsea clintonalking about the economy and what it will take to get it back on track. almost everybody i've talked to, it's jobs, jobs, jobs. how do you get this situation of this younger, larger population around the world into work, particularly when their skill base perhaps isn't what it needs to be to work for someone like coca-cola? >> it agains wibegins with grow. you've got to find ways in today's environment to crack the calculus for growth. and when you grow, you can invest. and when you invest you can hire. so we are hiring. we are growing. we've added about 15,000 jobs avenue year to our pretty big base around the world. >> how many tons of coke do you sell around the year? >> we get invited into people's lives about 1.8 billion times a day, and that's about 3,000 products. >> how many people know the exact, final recipe, with all ingredients for coca-cola? >> there a few, and that's -- >> how many? >> and we don't always travel together. >> so cracking, you've got to keep on going. and t

clinton, but in some quarters, that impression stuck. last week as the president publicly worked through his position on syria, former rnc chair ed gillespie tweeted:00 a.m. call came, barack obama couldn't find his glasses, knocked phone off nightstand, still reaching around for receiver. it's a reminder that nothing in politics stays in the past, a lesson hillary clinton knows well. and jake, you know this is an especially awkward position for secretary -- former secretary clinton because she's being pushed to take a stand on syria at a time when she really has no control over how the policy will be executed. as a private citizen, she isn't required to take a position and it could have real ramifications if she decides to run in 2016. in other words, the president could once again be in a way, hurting her chances at the oval office. >> jessica, of course we also know that she behind closed doors was advocating for arming the rebels, at least a year ago. she seemed to give gravity today to this possible third way in syria. how are her comments today being interpreted? >> well, they are being seen as an endorsement of that option, and as you say,

clinton. he assesses the civil rights accomplishments of the 35th. a viewer tweetsn this -- do you think jfk would have gone is out of vietnam if he lived? guest: this is an endless -- question. i am sorry, i hate to do him a but i really don't feel qualified to -- i hate to do this, but i really don't feel qualified to answer the question. there is a piece that i think it is a -- is a very important piece i think in understanding how we got into vietnam. an argument about the bureaucratic imperatives that there,d our experience the unwillingness of people to issueup and oppose this -- a mission and the sidelining of experts at the time. it is possible that john kennedy -- you see it in the cuban missile crisis, as he gets stronger in the course of the presidency, more deeply skeptical abouthe ability of military force to advance diplomatic objectives. it seems conceivable he may have recognized the danger of deepening our involvement in vietnam, but it is impossible for me to say he would have gotten us out of there. it is quite interesting -- and this came up and

clinton, but in some quarters that impression stuck. last week as the president worked through his position, former rnc chair ed gillespie tweeted -- cleara.m. call came, barack obama couldn't find his glasses, knocked phone off nightstand, still reaching around for receiver. it's a reminder that nothing in politics staying in the past, a lesson hillary clinton knows well. wolf, as a private citizen, former secretary hillary clinton has no obligation to take a definitive position on whether he supports a military strike on syria, especially since he has no ability to control how that can play out. wolf? >> she certain did. jessica, stand by. let's get back to the breaking news. my interview with president obama just a little while ago. remember we're only two days away from the 12th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. i asked the president about that. one final quick question, 9/11, the anniversary this wednesday, should americans expect some sort of attack. >> i think we're always on heightened alert on 9/11. we will continue to be. what we have seen over the last decade is because of the heroism of our troops, bomb enormous sacrifi

i tweeted out today that we started off wanting to do with health care was take care of problems, pre-existing conditions and portability. we said in a sense, this has been said by hillary clintonafter another famous politicians, senator kennedy, late senator kennedy said the american people should have the same health care the president, the vice president, members of congress and the senators and every federal employee has. instead of giving them what we have, we are telling them they have to take a pig and the pope. right now, those exchanges are unknown. when people in the house, myself included feel strongly they should know what they are getting before they are forced to get it, it's not unreasonable. in two days or three days obama care takes effect. no one knows what the plans are going to be. they are not established. the president is behind it. all we are asking him to do is wait until he's ready before implementation. the president is not willing to negotiate. he's willing to go ahead with a risky plan because he wants to do it. >> reporter: fast forward to a day or two, perhaps the government shutdown. at the end of the day, will you be willing to vote for a spendin

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drew the attention of the white house which tweeted on behalf of the president, congratulations to diana nyad, never give up on your dreams. from hillary clinton, flying to 112 countries is a lot until you consider swimming between two. feels like i swim with sharks, but you actually did it. congrats! >> i'm so satisfied that we stuck with it. you can dream. you can be vital, and you can be in your prime even. i may not look it right now, but you catch me on a good day, i'm in my prime. >> we had a chance to talk to diana nyad this morning, and you can tell her mouth is still a little bit swollen. that's because she was wearing that silicone mask. there are lesions that are a little painful. they are going away, she told us. her body is not sore remarkably and she told us she slept great last night. charlie and norah. >> elaine caquijano. >> i lover she said you are never too old to chase your dreams. >> why are you looking at me? >> about chasing your dream. i think you're living your dream right here with me. >> i am indeed, baby. >>> we go to tennis 17 grand slam champ roger federer out of the u.s. open after being eliminated in the fourth

tweet from cnn contributor ari fleischer. tuesday. quote, it's 5:00. does anyone know where hillary clinton is on syria?she supports the president's stance. it's a pretty low key statement. we haven't seen her publicly. what do you make of that? >> she did put out a statement through an aide, an anonymous aide, saying that she supported limited, targeted intervention. you got to remember, secretary clinton is, a lot of people think she's going to run in 2016. she doesn't want to be a lightning rod for criticism if she, in fact, makes that decision. but i also think she doesn't want to get in the way of president's decision making. if she supports it, she doesn't want to speak too loudly because she knows that that will be seized by the right in terms of criticizing the president. so she really has to walk a careful balance. i think as you have seen, she has given some speeches in the past. i think she'll be asked about this and might speak out a little bit more. >> thank you. >>> we're going to take you back to our special cnn coverage of syria in just a moment. coming up next, i want to share this chil

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torch is the piece written by the former president, bill clinton, 42nd president assesses the civil rights accomplishments of the 35th. tranquility tweets in this. do you think j.f.k. would have gotten us out of vietnam had he lived? guest: this is an endlessly debated question. i'm sorry i hate to -- i just don't feel qualified to answer it. there's a wonderful piece in here that i think is a very, very important piece, actually, in understanding how we got into vietnam. it's an argument about kind of imperatives ic that deepened our experience there. the unwillingness of people to speak up and oppose this mission and the sidelining of experts over time. it's possible that john kennedy, you see it in the cuban missile crisis, again as he gets stronger over the course of his presidency, more deeply skeptical about the ability of military force to really advance a diplomatic objective. it seems conceivable that he may have recognized the danger of deepening our involvement in vietnam, but it's impossible for me to say he would have gotten us out of there. it's quite interesting, this came up, we talked about it a the in your last segment

clinton is blasting republicans. we will tell you what he's saying and also discuss with "crossfire" hosts. also coming up, your question about the looming government shutdown for jay carney. tweet house press secretary using #sitroom. twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligations. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building blocks for the heart of your portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. >>> he was the speaker of the house during the last two government shutdowns. newt gingrich's advice for the current speaker, john boehner, when we come back. >>> so we're a little more than six hours away from the federal government shutdown. one former president laying the blame squarely on the republicans. let's talk about that with the "crossfire" co-hosts newt gingrich and van jones. talking about bill clinton.

tweet. jim from greenville, south carolina, republican, what's on your mind? caller: i have two quick points for mr. manley. the last time we lost the election in 1997 -- 1998, bill clinton that congress repealed glass-steagall and they did a whole revamping of the financial bill which led to the near catastrophe in the housing market and the banking sector. you mentioned the republicans are the far right are not living in reality but it is also the far left not reliving in reality. i watched c-span all the time and there is always left people from the house saying that everyone should have mental health care and everybody should receive that. there is not enough mental health counselors qualified to even give everyone in this country unlimited health care for mental needs. what you guys would do and what the far left wants to do is basically tell the people who it -- the people that can afford it that you get to only go for half an hour instead of an hour in counseling because we will ratify healthcare. on point number one, agreed, that was the result of president clinton's time in office. on point number two, i am more than willing to agree that things on capitol hill

clinton might be in des moines next week. now, don't actually wear the medal there, madam secretary. >> were there any dynamics? >> online, conservatives were criticizing jeb bush, there was a tweet, if he doesn't want to run, he should say so. this was a great event. >> come on, this is the constitution. we should be able to get together behind the constitution. >> i am still surprised hillary, al hunt, that hillary came out in support of syria. a candidate who lost in 2008 in large part because of her support of -- >> i slightly disagree of the analysis. i don't think she lost because of '02. she lost because she ran a bad campaign. i think if she had taken a different% cure that, would not have been much of an albatross as it was. she had no choice but come out after syria. she was champing in this. she was win of the hawks in this administration to either reverse or to lay low i think would have been a huge mistake. >> poor john kerry, they bring back hillary clinton. >> exactly. the president calls and says i feed you to do this, how would it have look fwld she said no? i don't think that at this point she wants to break or make it appear that the democratic powersmart as sp

clinton were happy to call their own. as the current funding bill awaits action by the senate tomorrow, take a look at some of the tweets coming out of capitol hill. kentucky senator rand paul said -- republicans are willing to amend and compromise on obamacare, but barack obama would rather shut down the government and work with us. cornyn saysr john -- instead of taking a day off, region call centers back to washington and pass the commonsense. and the democratic florida congressman alan grayson said -- four years ago today, i said the republican health care land was "die quickly go sadly, it still is. and the gop whip, and kevin mccarthy, and virginia senator tim kane were on fox news this morning. they talked about what to expect after the senate reject the bill. >> i think they will send another provision not to shut the government down but to find it, and we will have a few options to look at. at what hask transpired since obamacare is moved forward, we have created more than 840,000 jobs in this country, more than 90% of them have been part-time because of obamacare. that creates a part-time economy, part-time opportuni

tweet. jim from greenville, south carolina, republican, what's on your mind? caller: i have two quick points for mr. manley. the last time we lost the election in 1997 -- 1998, bill clinton and that congress repealed glass-steagall and they did a whole revamping of the financial bill which led to the near catastrophe in the housing market and the banking sector. you mentioned the republicans are the far right are not living in reality but it is also the far left not reliving in reality. i watched c-span all the time and there is always left people from the house saying that everyone should have mental health care and everybody should receive that. there is not enough mental health counselors qualified to even give everyone in this country unlimited health care for mental needs. what you guys would do and what the far left wants to do is basically tell the people who cannot afford it -- the people that can afford it that you get to only go for half an hour instead of an hour in counseling because we will ratify healthcare. guest: on point number one, agreed, that was the result of president clinton's time in office. on point number two, i am more than willing to agree tha