he did it to hurt hillary clinton because he wanted to hang nafta on the clintons, on the clinton couple. >> because president clinton, bill clinton -- >> bill clinton. >> -- had sponsored it with the republicans in 1993. >> because he made a tactical political decision that it would be a great thing to move the democratic party to the center -- i would call it move it to the right -- on matters concerning the working class. the working class today, thanks to what bill clinton did on nafta, is now becoming, i would call it, the lower class. >> so you went to this town. >> i went to this town more recently. >> why did you pick fostoria? >> well, because larry bossidy, who was the ceo of alliedsignal, which owned autolite in those days -- >> autolite makes spark plugs. >> autolite makes spark plugs. i actually have a spark plug that i took from the plant here. it's one of the last ones made there. and bossidy said famously in a debate on cnn that -- he held up a spark plug and said -- >> right now you can't sell these in mexico because there's a 15% tariff. if we can, if this nafta's passe

i like hillary clinton. i think she is tough enough to break through this, and i just have a lot of respect for her. host: thank you, ma'am. boris in tennessee, go ahead. caller: i like hillary clinton. i think her track record as secretary of state in being the first lady, and she is able to talk with people across the party lines and get things done. i think that is the thing that will make her successful. host: thank you, sir. a couple tweets. this is penelope -- my dream ticket is america's senator bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. then perhaps we can get back to we the people. ist says no more ivy league elitists please full stop and karen resigned to the national review column, "all "?ick tick putting aside the snarky statement, i think it will be a strong ticket, though not sure a winning one. jeff, in washington, where is that? jeff? caller: yes, hi. how are you doing today? c-span! host: go ahead. jeff, you know what, we are going to put you on hold. we will get back on the phone and remind you t

he did it to hurt hillary clinton because he wanted to hang nafta on the clintons, on the clinton couple. >> because president clinton, bill clinton -- >> bill clinton. >> -- had sponsored it with the republicans in 1993. >> because he made a tactical political decision that it would be a great thing to move the democratic party to the center -- i would call it move it to the right -- on matters concerning the working class. the working class today, thanks to what bill clinton did on nafta, is now becoming, i would call it, the lower class. >> so you went to this town. >> i went to this town more recently. >> why did you pick fostoria? >> well, because larry bossidy, who was the ceo of alliedsignal which owned autolite in those days -- >> autolite makes spark plugs. >> autolite makes spark plugs. i actually have a spark plug that i took from the plant here. it's one of the last ones made there. and bossidy said famously in a debate on cnn that -- he held up a spark plug and said -- >> right now you can't sell these in mexico because there's a 15% tariff. if we can, if this nafta's passed

resident clinton tried to do this.he president might be harming congressional relations by doing it but i think republicans should be picking a different fight. >> the country is on the side of the president. i think the president is simply write on this matter. if you detest the castros, if you want to bring change, if you want to bring the downfall of a presidential regime that has ruled cuba, the best thing to do is engagement, trade, tourism. that is the best way to undermine these people, not pursuing a strategy that has kept them in power. >> i am inviting twitter attacks by saying this -- i do believe on the body language of ted cruz and rubio, this is genuine disagreement with the president. they may be wrong, but this is not to score political points. this is not to play to the base. they seem emotionally caught up in thinking this is fundamentally wrong. >> either that, or they think there is a political calculation. these guys want to look tough. they want to attack barack obama on foreign-policy. anything t

what if it's a push-clinton -- bush-clinton matchup in 2016? bush is still very fresh in people's minds. they will associate jeb bush with his father and brother. especially if you have those two names running together, it might take away from some of that legacy talk. it might turn off a lot of americans who would have been excited about voting. the bush name has been on the ballot most elections in the last 20 years. we are talking about both sides of the possible 2016 matchup. of the washington examiner. let's go to hillary clinton and the clinton name. guest: much like the bush name. it comes with a lot of baggage. the clinton presidency a little more in the rearview mirror. clintonsd hurt the because some people have forgotten about what happened in the clinton presidency, some of the finer details, some of the controversies. when hillary runs again, some of these things could be dredged up and repeated. then she has to address these stories all over again. , when a she runs again potential elizabeth warren bid could do to the democratic p

clinton supporters today. welcome to aljazeera america. >> one of the best political reporters that i ran across, you did hound me. >> thanks, larry. and first of all, hillary clinton, she's running for president, right? >> i honestly do not know, and if i knew, i probably wouldn't tell you anyway, but i really don't know. i think she's seriously looking at it, but with a granddaughter and all that she's it going to have to give up to run for president, and much less be president, is weighing heavily on her, and she's still thinking about it. >> what do you think are the similarities and the ditches between elizabeth warren and clinton in economic policy? >> i welcome the vigorous competition, warren if she runs for president. i wrote a column talking about the different ways is good for the economic party. and it's good for barack obama that hillary clinton stayed in to the very end. and we welcome competition in the democrat party. but don't substitute labels for facts, and that's why some organizations who

there. 2012, no clinton. in the running for president. and now looking forward to 2016, and the big question mark, hillary clinton likely to run on the democratic side, jeb bush is considering running on the republican side. we'll reset that and walk over, robert costa, why hillary clinton formidable can wait, we'll hear from her in the spring, but jeb bush decided he's actively exploring and to be out there to publicly? >> governor bush has not been on a ballot since 2002. if you've seen him give a speech, he's a little rusty. i think he needs to get back in the game. one, he's reminding donors that he's out here, being serious. two, he needs to sharpen his stump speech. needs to connect with the republican base today and changed a lot in the past decade. >> changed a lot including on immigration. jeb bush speaks spanish, lives in a state that has a huge latino pop lair, diverse from all over the world. he disagrees with his base on the issue of whether it's a path to legal status or citizenship, now to be f

this is an interesting point, this is a shot across the bow at hillary clinton because bill clinton signed into law the glass-steagall repeal act which basically got rid of the wall between the casinos and the bank deposits. so that's a big issue that hillary clinton is going to have to deal with. but with senator warren the thing with her is a distortion feel. elizabeth warren is always, you know, talking about the little guy. i would like to hear elizabeth warren talk about the small business little guy who does the most hiring of the little guys in this country. >> she's the queen of -- >> sets herself apart from hillary clinton, because she already has said on the record -- although she clarified -- she doesn't think that little guy is bidding jobs. >> she's the queen of you didn't build that. what we did, harris, we've got to call her on this, she also was anti-government shutdown when republicans wanted to do it, but pro-government shutdown when it suited her last night. >> yeah. you know, i didn't actually hear her say the word shutdown. what she said was, let's fight. the timing wa

same with hillary clinton.he gave the empathetuc speech but not getting to the specifics of what this case means. this is really a tension between black america and white america, particularly with young black men that we've got to expose and deal with. and the political leadership i don't think has it within them to do it. >> do you think there will be a federal sghcase? do you think the feds will move in here? >> i am optimistic. you have to be optimistic. we've seen it in the case of anthony baez about 20 years ago as well where the department of justice did intervene. find out his civil rights have been violated and that officer went to jail. there have been opportunities where the department of justice has intervened. that has resulted in justice for the victims. and i really, my heart goes out to the fam loo. the garner family is one that we all suffer. and that family does not have him coming home at night. so for something that as you've been showing in the video over and over was just incredible to see

en: we examine the lame duck and potential for an extended clinton/bush designy. with the reporter covering a remarkable week, david sanger, chief corespondent for "the new york times," tom gjelten, national security respondant for npr, john harwood, chief washington correspondent for cnbc. and the national political competentant for "the washington post." -- expandant for "the washington post." >>s this "washington week" with gwen ifill. "washington week" is provided by -- >> how much money do you have in your pocket? >> $40. >> $20. >> could something that small make an impact on something big as your retirement? if you start putting money towards your retirement and let it grow over time for 20, 30 years, that retire the challenge might not seem to big after all. >> funding for "washington week" is also provided by -- the annenberg foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. once again from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: gening. president obama and f.b.i. both pushed back a

>> bill clinton is inaugurated in 1993.had five former presidents alive. >> which has never happened other than lincoln. >> clinto's five were nixon, ford, carter, reagan, and bush. >> they had all been turned out of office. >> had you spent much time on them? >> none. we knew we could only write a book of so many pages and hoover was the place to start. hoover goes up to truman on the dais of ike's swearing in says let's start a president's club. truman says great. you be the president. i will be the secretary. >> they were joking, but that language, reagan uses it with carter. there are souvenirs. at one point, kennedy sends eisenhower a box of golf balls with the presidential seal and says i cannot use these because of my back and you are the only one that legitimately can. >> when reagan leaves office here are some rules you are going to need to follow. you're going to have to say no most of the time. they will try to drag you into financial deals. you have to ignore this. people will try to take advantage of you. we wi

bill clinton was not very disciplined. [laughter] >> guest: but breck broke is very disciplined in the way he behaves. so a very different character. for me, i know bob gates kind of reflected a frustration with that process. but i have to tell you for me -- i understand kind of that process, having been through it as chief of staff and certainly having been in politics, i understand that kind of process that goes on there. in the end, i really do think that even though we had to fight our way to it, even though we had to fight sometimes the white house staff in the process, that in the end, the president would pretty much agree with the positions that we recommended, and gates said that and i said that in the book as well. >> host: doesn't sound like a very pleasant place. >> guest: you don't want to go to the white house if you're looking for pleasant. [laughter] >> guest: go to the caribbean or go to hawai'i. but don't go to the white house. the white house is -- it is a place where you have to engage. if you want to ge

it's a big deal. >> president clinton.e wanted to do it because greatest for any democracy at any time is how to have a gorous debate, ser rouse disagreement, knock could you ell dragout fights and come to a resolution that enables the country to move forward. perfect create a more union. >> and come to some sort of understanding about how to deal with our challenges and how to go forward. these libraries and foundations retcht the republicans through democrats, three of us form still around, people of my age were pro foundly affected by president johnson and things that happened in the 1960's. and so i think we are in a great struggle in america and around the world to define the terms of our interdepend dens. no one wept into a restaurant and no one spent their time taking selfies. that's right. used to be able want to shake your hands and now they want to shake your happened. but we can't get away from each other. how will we define the terms of our relationships but take leadership in every sector and i'm glad george s

ed i put jeb bush in the hillary clinton camp. we've been saying is he going to run.put him in he's running. >> it was the e-mail release that said to me this is happening. losing 15 pounds we'd all like to lose 15 pounds. >> he thinks it's closer to 20. >> good for him, stay away from the carbs. now it allows us to preemptively look at things, find any skeletons and he must be confident there's nothing there and he has something to prove by releasing all of this. >> this puts pressure on hillary clinton, too, this big back-and-forth with new organizations trying to get the state department to release documents from her tenure there, so far it's been an unsuccessful fight, wanso some pressure ther for her to be transparent and release documents. >> he's picking this fight and you're dead right picking a fight not with republicans in this, to a degree any republicans out there but this is going direct at hillary clinton. he served two terms as governor in a big state. of course there will be controversial stuff in the e-mails but politics 101, get it out early. >> that

. >> you guys are ounl -- this guy clinton. up you were talking about how things come full circle.about the other clinton now who is on the horizon who may run for president. >> right. >> and she will to pick her campaign theme song. her husband in '93, chose this beautiful track, fleet woo mack. when you look back at that era now -- it's hard for me to think about bill clinton and the champion one thinking -- doppler radar are you it was a cad lift to re-enter the fold. i had produced the album in 1987, "tangles in the night." and thing had gotten crazy with him, the inner workings of the band and ti felt -- it was time for me to take a break. when have the road is 0 thin credit work for a number of years. and that call from bill clinton which obviously we weren't going to say no to was my introduction back in. it led to everything that happened after. that that's the way i said that, it was -- ex-citing part of it was she did it in front of people. people who choose the songs, tl george clooney one time said, i don't want you --" the "what does a man do whether they get a phone c

why can't hillary clinton? that's "the ed show."d al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed, and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, the grand jurors were playing on their cell phones. that's the startling new allegations in the eric garner chokehold case. it comes from the man who shot this cell phone video. ramsey otto testified before the grand jury, he tells the new york daily news they were barely listening. >> nobody in grand jury was even paying attention to what i had to say. people were on their phones. people were talking. i feel like they dn'

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hillary clinton, 65%.arren, we're always hearing the big challenge from the left could come from elizabeth warren, 10%. that's a gap of 55 points. remember, obama was running 18 points behind hillary clinton at this point in 2006. elizabeth warren 55 points behind. look at this, joe biden. this is sitting, two-term vice president of the united states. we just talked to chuck todd and chuck todd talked about how barack obama has this special partnership and this is not like an estranged vice president. a two-term vice president running 56 points behind and bernie sanders and andrew cuomo, if he ever were to run. this, this is a frontrunner like we've never seen. to put that, even a little bit more for you there, hillary clinton her favorable score among democrats. 93%. vi virttual unanimously. i'm not saying she's unbeatable or unstoppable. elizabeth warren made a big stand and a lot of liberals talking about her. we'll see how this plays out. we'll talk about it later in the show. but starting out as we ta

what can elizabeth warren do for a hillary clinton?er down in the senate and push policies in a minority. and what does hillary have to do? respond to those as a presidential candidate. so i don't think that's at bad dichotomy between clinton and warren. that's something i welcome as a reporter. >> let's move on to another subject. it's the holiday season. i want to get this in. it's a busy travel time. if you're driving, you're in luck. in the last year, gas prices dropped 70 cents a gallon. but if you're flying, not so much. the latest numbers we have from september of last year, to september of this year, prices for plane tickets jumped 3.5%. senator chuck schumer wants to know why. >> so there's a looming question that must be answered. with oil prices going way down, why aren't consumers getting the benefit and seeing ticket prices go down, when instead they're still going up? >> christina, you fly a lot. what do you think? you want more money for peanuts? >> i do fly a lot. i'm glad that you know that. sure, i'd love to see price

when he pulls that new jersey stuff. >> what if it is hillary clinton?>> sometimes it just takes one sentence to blow up the news cycle. "politico" putting together a list of 2014 quotes that got lots and lots of attention. start with this one from the president. when asked about the growing threat from isis, as the terror group swept through iraq and parts of syria president obama telling "new yorker" magazine in january, if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms that doesn't make them kobe bryant. >> no, he didn't? >> we yes he did. white house press secretary defending the comment saying the president was not singling out isis with that remark. kennedy i think this was huge issue for president and looked at him not understanding foreign policy and having real deficiency when it came to national security and foreign policy. >> we got news he wasn't reading security briefs. wasn't going to daily briefing meetings. that is incredibly problematic when you have that part of the world we have been embattled in for decade now. you have a president that doesn't un

his feelings about the clintons?e should ask him that question. they have evolved over the years. they helped him in his senate race and he said many times we're friendly and i respect her. he has said negative things about them, as well. >> vietnam vet versus bill clinton had that whole draft dodging issue. i mean. >> we still care about vietnam. >> jim webb has a long, has a long memory. the thing is, though, he also has, he might very well be able to tap into a certain aspect of the populous argument, as well. and i think, i don't know democratic politics, but it seems he could very well do it in an even more, shall we say, energetic way than bernie sanders. >> sanders is very innenergetic. remember the philibernie. before ted cruz was popular for doing this against the conservatives. he rallied against extending the bush tax cuts. so much attention, broke twitter. he not only has energy, but the sort of ron paul of the democratic party in a way. he can generate the online money. raised enormous amounts of money.

clinton or george w. bush or lbj -- first they'll discover we're just normal people who got caught up in -- through amibition and drive and circumstance, ended up being -- ended up being president. and here are the tools necessary to do it. so absolutely you can teach leadership skills. i don't think you can teach leadership qualities, and so this program is going to -- i assume the committee is going to screen for people who have shown leadership qualities by the age of 35 or 50 or however old the people are going to be. anyway, i learned a lot from my dad. i'm very fortunate to have watched a great man, and matter of fact this book i'm writing, i'm marketing now -- [laughter] -- which i think will be out november 11th -- [laughter] >> it's a love story. >> this is going to irritate people in washington, i suspect, or some. because it's a love story. but it's a story about finding -- seeing somebody you admire and learning from them, and maybe this program will be able to do the same thing. and i learned

how do you see this playing out for them and hillary clinton?> the problem for hillary comes if inevitability becomes her only argument. you know i am the front-runner because i'm the front-runner. because as soon as that starts to erode, then the entire argument is gone. the argument for her in 2007 and 2008 was that she's the front-runner, she's the one that's going to win, everybody better get behind them and remember the clintons are very vin dictative and will get you if you're not behind them so that works until it doesn't. and the second that it stops working, it can't be recovered. if somebody like elizabeth warren is going to run, at least she has an argument. everybody knows what her argument is. wall street's messing everything up for everybody. so that's her argument. you're either with that or you're not with it. what does hillary have? she has inevitability. once it's gone it's hard to get back. >> remains to be seen. it's going to be a fun campaign and it kicks off right now. >>> up next sony put out "the interview" and it actuall

host: if hillary clinton wins she is the first female president of the second clinton.k about what her advantages are and realistically, when do you think she would go for it, if in fact she does? guest: i think she probably will, sometime early next year she even -- i think she will start sending the stronger is the most. her advantage is, 18 of the last 21 years, she is the most admired woman in america. she has got her detractors, a diva -- a decent approval rating but, you know, a lot of people in the country do not like her, but more do. she can make inroads into the independent vote. and she did as a candidate in new york. on the downside, you know, as bill was saying, i watched him on the segment before me, the younger candidate usually does when. she will have to come up with ways to compensate for that. she will need to come out with some policies and ideas that appeal to younger voters. >> suggest maybe she comes out early. my question is, by waiting so long and everyone is watching her every move, though she heard her party by not going ahead and saying look,

it will be compared to hillary clinton's lack of transparency.f the raps against him is that he will not make it in the republican primary. not conservative enough. his eight years as governor, a lot of conservative governor. the e-mails will come out talking about him as governor. >> here is what i don't get. since the story last week about his business deals, i have heard from tons of jeb people saying this is ridiculous. it is not the same as romney. a lot of republicans don't think that mitt romney had a mitt romney problem. >> there is a difference. >> there is a difference. and by the way -- i am a big mitt romney fan. i would you with president now. they are not exactly the same. romney made a lot more money. that is not the difference. >> he has offshore ties. >> mysterious donors. >> avoiding paying taxes in america. >> i think rightly so, because he deserved it. mitt romney made part of the rationale of his candidacy his job. the obama campaign said, you want to make your private equity career your platform? let's open it up. jeb is not

what do you think about clinton? caller: i think it would be much of bill clinton.illary, don't act like she care about certain democrats and, i have been looking at these politics for awhile, and i would not vote for her, because i don't feel that they really going to do anything. they tell us, minority voters, that they're going to do this, and, that, and, then they don't do anything for us. and i'm just fed up with the democratic party. and i wanted them to hear that today and, this is a lot of us, we're fed up with it, and i want everybody to remember, lincoln was a republican and, he freed the slaves, and ask me the democrats have done. if more any norties look at the history, it doesn't look that bright and we voted for president barak obama he don't mention the name black. i'm just fed up with the party, and i hope a lot of democrats get fed up. host: that was martin. he said he would vet for jeb bush. host: phil. we will get it your thoughts and first, we showed some conservative reaction, to the idea of jeb bush running, in 2016, and, brent, who is a conser

host: if hillary clinton wins she is the first female president of the second clinton. talk about what her advantages are and realistically, when do you think she would go for it, if in fact she does? guest: i think she probably will, sometime early next year she even -- i think she will start sending the stronger is the most. her advantage is, 18 of the last 21 years, she is the most admired woman in america. she has got her detractors, a diva -- a decent approval rating but, you know, a lot of people in the country do not like her, but more do. she can make inroads into the independent vote. and she did as a candidate in new york. on the downside, you know, as bill was saying, i watched him on the segment before me, the younger candidate usually does when. she will have to come up with ways to compensate for that. she will need to come out with some policies and ideas that appeal to younger voters. >> suggest maybe she comes out early. my question is, by waiting so long and everyone is watching her every move, though she heard her party by not going ahead and saying l

i just called governor clinton. i wish him well in the white house. >> there are some things you write about in the book. the called him the wimp. he did 58 bombing missions in the. carrier shot down himself and lost two crew mates and "newsweek" called him a wimp. that's not exactly the word i would have used. >> no. obviously it was a day he announced for president by the way in '88. needless to say, i hit the roof, unlike dad, i'm a little more expressive sometimes. >> you are more like your mother. >> sadly -- i mean happily, of course. no, yeah, it was -- i put the story in there to remind people that sometimes -- now, parts of the media try to influence people's opinions. it was just unfair. and it was -- but, you know, that's just what happens in the political process. it did not inbitter him. he went on to win a great campaign against michael decaucus and won convincingly that n. states that republicans including me haven't carried since. >> what kind of father is he? >> he is awesome. for a while he was kin

clinton behind and to the left. you think that's good? >> i think it's good for reporters who want to cover crazy people and stories. listen, i heard lloyd blankfein yesterday was at a conference where he said how much he loves hillary clinton. the real question for him is how much do you love the fact that hillary clinton is taking her orders from elizabeth warren who's the most far left politician out there, who wants to rewrite -- stuart: hillary's not taking her orders from elizabeth warren, she's being forced to move left because of elizabeth warren. that's what's happening here. >> it's the same thing. it's literally the same thing. [laughter] stuart: in politics, you're right. >> so we're going to have a good couple of years here covering elizabeth warren telling hillary clinton what to do. can't wait to watch lloyd blankfein squirm every day, because he's a committed democrat, you know, he's like one of these hillary-crats on wall street. nice guys, by the way, but they're going to squirm because elizabeth w

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>> dick cheney was qualified, hillary clinton is qualified. she has done sometimes decent job, representing this state. i am not a big fan of her politically, her problem i don't think is experience, i think she is a lousy candidate. >> she is. neil: very good from afar, far from good in the race. >> i'm a journalist, i like to define my terms, mitt romney is not running if jeb bush is running,. neil: i don't buy that any more. >> you think they go toe-to-toe. neil: yep like christie. >> rumble, rum bem i rumble in - catfight in the country club. neil: i would avoid a catfight. >> you think that elizabeth warren will run but not hillary clinton. neil: i don't know what to tell you, i know that barack obama was running he was the a gifted oedorate or. someone emerges who will look like a same able alternative. >> hillary could run with the i'm going to be first female president of the united states, i am that tough chick. neil: every prominent female who does that -- >> that is not enough. >> here is where your analogy with obama does not work.

i think that hillary clinton is going to run, i don't think she is going to win. i think she is a bad candidate and we have seen that over the past few years. i don't think she is as great of a candidate as people are making her out to be. on the republican side, who i want to see as president -- i like scott walker. i like bobby jindal. i think they would make good leaders, good presidents, that their executive experience would be much more helpful in terms of cleaning up the messes made over the past eight years, that maybe someone who has just been in the senate. >> what would your reaction be if jeb bush was the candidate? >> my reaction would be republicans would lose. >> why? >> if you look at the pattern in history of republican candidates, a lot of candidates were similar to jeb bush. i think jeb bush, although he has some good things to offer, doesn't have a lot of support the conservative base. he is a candidate very similar to the one before. a lot of baggage comes with his last name and i don't think the country is going to vote for another bush. >> ka

bill clinton was not very disciplined. [laughter] >> guest: but breck broke is very disciplined in the way he behaves. so a very different character. for me, i know bob gates kind of reflected a frustration with that process. but i have to tell you for me -- i understand kind of that process, having been through it as chief of staff and certainly having been in politics, i understand that kind of process that goes on there. in the end, i really do think that even though we had to fight our way to it, even though we had to fight sometimes the white house staff in the process, that in the end, the president would pretty much agree with the positions that we recommended, and gates said that and i said that in the book as well. >> host: doesn't sound like a very pleasant place. >> guest: you don't want to go to the white house if you're looking for pleasant. [laughter] >> guest: go to the caribbean or go to hawai'i. but don't go to the white house. the white house is -- it is a place where you have to engage. if you want to ge

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hillary clinton?are not you different than you were 30 years ago? >> i still sound the same. >> how many accents do you have? >> it depends on where i am. >> really? let's go back to the sub stance, away from style. we'll get back there. let's talk about what she said before. let's look at what she said in 2006 right now. and this was -- >> senator clinton, this is the number three man in indicated kafld we know there's a bomb about to go off and we have three days and we know this guy knows where it is. should there be a presidential exception to allow torture in that kind of situation? >> you know, tim, i agree with what joe and barack have said. as a matter of policy, it cannot be american policy, period. >> well, hillary clinton has been a staunch opponent of tort you. in 2006, in a meeting with the new york daily news, she allowed for the extreme ticking time bomb scenario. where you have a terrorist captured and you don't have time for an interrogation that does not allow torture. and she has sa

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