clinton said he'd lost count. >> it's close. this is the clinton presidency.want to do will not happen unless we approve this plan. >> as majority leader, i was very much concerned about what the outcome was going to be. we needed 50 votes and we were at 49. bob kerrey, senator from nebraska, he had genuine doubts. >> will you tell us what you're planning to do, senator? >> no. >> until he went to get up to speak in the senate, i wasn't sure what he was going to say. >> president clinton, if you're watching now as i. suspect you are, i tell you this. i could not and should not cast a vote that brings down your presidency. >> by the slimmest of all possible margins, the president saved his budget bill and the political clout of his administration. [ cheers and applause ] >> after 12 long years, we can say to the american people tonight we have laid the foundation for the renewal of the american dream. >> passing the budget was a victory because we didn't lose. but usually you could get one member from the other side. >> every single republican in the congress v

this is the clintons, who they are. allies in the democratic party, the friends in the media, knew it. they did everything they could to cover it up. and completely trash bill's accusers up to and including last year's election. that inexcusable? the media never reported that hillary and her family foundation, i talked about it a lot last year, took tense of millions of dollars from countries that accuse women, kill guys and lesbians, persecute christians and jews. she took money. clintons taking it, endorsed that behavior, bought her silence, and the media of course all last year gave them a free pass. now, so while it's nice to see that some on the left and the media, now that the clintons have no power, only starting to admit how horrible the clintons were, i argue it's too little too late. here with reaction michelle malkin, former deputy assistant to the president fox news strategist sebastian gorka. i want to be clear, michelle, nobody has a monopoly, there are horrible republicans out there. horrible people in ge

if you are going after roy moore how come they didn't go after bill clinton. hillary clinton. they are now caught in the hypocrisy.y. a feminist named gloria steinem saying even if you believe what kathleen willie said is true that is not sexual harassment because bill clinton stopped after he was told to stop. are you kidding me? noww the chickens have come home to roost? >> and how that is going to impact the 2018s? >> they are going to get crushed. they talk about the wins that they just recently had with the governors which were expected wins.. but they've learned no lessons. we do it every day on our radio shows but the democrats don't learn and the problem is that they still don't understand where the power structure is so they are still trying to weed out. do the clintons have power. obama any power? they are going to bring bill clinton out to campaign. >> i don't get it. larry, do you get it? >> bring him out. >> and by the way brazil went after obama today. it just keeps going. theyey don't know who they are. >> bill clinton is a dead man walking politically. they can

clinton denies it. two of the cases were plagued by factual discrepancies. >> when it was bill clinton's problem, almost in the moment republicans tried to make it an issue and it didn't work, so why is it going to work 20 years later with his wife? i just don't see it. >> the issue of bill clinton's past, is it fair game? hillary clinton is running for president. >> i would like to apologize to those tramps that have slept with my husband. maybe she could have said that. >> sean: tramps that slept with my husband? it's nice to see that some of the press are finally coming around to acknowledge clinton's actions, we have to ask what took you so long?n where were you when these accusers were coming forward? why did you trash and discredit these women on a regular basis?s and i want to tell you another thing, unlike the rest of the abusively biased news media in this country, i did go down and take this seriously, satld down with them, let them tell their stories before i made a decision in these cases. w

and if bill clinton had been the -- can you imagine if hillary clinton had won and bill clinton was thest gentleman? we would be going all over this again. >> judge: first of all, is he not a janchts i say that in quotation marks. tammy, let's go to you. had bill clinton been made accountable for what he did and there is uncontroverted evidence you want to talk about an abuse of power, there is nothing more dispirit than the president of the united states and 20-year-old intern in the oval office and his semen on her dress. if that had been dealt with appropriately and not alleged to be a private matter between bill and hillary instead, there would have been thousands of women who would not have been affected in the workplace had we been dealt as a country as opposed to what 30 years later. >> well, but we also heard stories prior to his election about his behavior. now we know with the weinstein situation, kevin spacey, et cetera, that there are patterns to predators. in fact, the lewenski situation may have been the one consensual dynamic in the history of perdation. kathleen. paula j

and if bill clinton had been the -- can you imagine if hillary clinton had won and bill clinton was the first gentleman? we would be going all over this again. >> judge: first of all, is he not a janchts i say that in quotation marks. tammy, let's go to you. had bill clinton been made accountable for what he did and there is uncontroverted evidence you want to talk about an abuse of power, there is nothing more dispirit than the president of the united states and 20-year-old intern in the oval office and his semen on her dress. if that had been dealt with appropriately and not alleged to be a private matter between bill and hillary instead, there would have been thousands of women who would not have been affected in the workplace had we been dealt as a country as opposed to what 30 years later. >> well, but we also heard stories prior to his election about his behavior. now we know with the weinstein situation, kevin spacey, et cetera, that there are patterns to predators. in fact, the lewenski situation may have been the one consensual dynamic in the history of perdation. kathleen. pau

if bill clinton had been the -- can you imagine if hillary clinton had won and bill clinton was thest gentleman? we'd be going through this all over again. >> first of all, he's not a gentleman. >> i say that in quotation marks ok? >> tammy. let's get to you. let's talk about that. >> yes, please. >> had bill clinton been made accountable for what he did, and there's uncontroverted evidence -- you want to talk about an abuse of power. there's nothing more disparity than the -- disparit than the president of the united states and a 20-year-old intern in the oval office and his semen on her dress. had that been dealt appropriately and not alleged to be a private matter between bill and hillary, instead, there would have been thousands of women who would not have been affected in the workplace. had we dealt with it as a country as opposed to, what? 30 years later? >> we also heard stories prior to his election about his behavior. now we know with the weinstein situation, kevin spacey, etc., there are patterns to predators. in fact, the lewinsky situation may have been the one consensua

she decided to replace hillary clinton with joe biden after hillary clinton collapsed. the clinton campaign treated her like crap. she said i won't be your whipping girl. democrats are lashing out about donna brazile for blowing the whistle on clinton corruption. >> anybody who suggests that the dnc has the power to rig an election. when i was a dnc chair, what we did, did not influence 10 votes. i find it hard to believe that anybody can cite anything that may have rigged the heimary election in hillary clinton's favor. >> i have great respect for donna. she's done a lot for the democratic party. the charge that hillary clinton was incapacitated is ludicrous. >> did donna brazile fall for russian propaganda? >> i don't know. when i hear the word rigged, hillary clinton won the democratic primary by 4 million votes. the democratic national republican committee doesn't run the election. >> nobody cares. >> let's listen to donna brazile. >> nobody cares! >> [overlapping talking] >> governor, one second. you don't think anybody cares about her story? >> nobody cares. >> se

she alleged that bill clinton rape-80 . that's who the clintons are, who they have always been.hat they did to these women is referenceable. his 1992 presidential campaign came up with the term bimbo eruptions to describe the women who came forward and made accusations against bill. george stephanopoulos wrote in his memoir that in 91 hillary said "we have to destroy her when describing one of his accusers. speaking of george, watch how he handled one person who threatened to leak information about bill clinton to the press. watch this. >> i can send you a fax with names and phone numbers of who you had an affair with. it wouldn't make it true. it is completely [bleep]. if you want on the radio and said that bill clinton is the father of an illegitimate black child you would be laughed at. they would think you are crazy. i guarantee you that if you do this you will never work in democratic politics again, if you don't want to. i'm not saying it matters. you will be embarrassed before the national press corps. people will think nobody will believe you and people will think you ar

as a decision-maker, clinton as a negotiator, clinton as a liberator.onder if you can give us sort of some sense, a moment or store they gives an insight into how clinton handled a particular difficult negotiation, a difficult decision. secretary albright, in your memoir you described him that it was absolutely impossible for anyone to talk him. period can you give us a sense of how he used his personal style to negotiate around difficult issues and to engage as decision-maker as president? >> he was, is a complete extrovert and it really does like people. what he always did was to begin in some way, especially in bilateral negotiations with foreigners is to do something that he knew was important, was to put himself into their shoes and to understand what it is they needed. and that was very clear in just the way the conversations went. he also knew an awful lot about the person and before he began his discussions. what he also was dogged, and he knew that when he went into a meeting that there were certain things that needed to be accomplished. so in

the clintons got $145 million. >> to donations to the clinton foundation.'re aware of. >> judge jeanine: who knows what other cash. >> three people knew back then. covered it up mueller, rod rosenstein and andrew wiseman, three people now investigating trump/russian so-called collusion. >> judge jeanine: stop. say it again. >> andrew weismann, rod rosenstein and robert mueller. these are people who covered up the russian to preserve its national security assets in uranium they sold it out to the russians it is uncon thennable not to go to congress. they had a legal duty to do it. they didn't do it the question is did they not also tell the cfius committee presided over by hillary clinton. sell uranium, 20% of it to the russians, jeopardizing national security. >> what do the people on that cfius committee is eric holder. he should have known that the russians were involved in extortion, bribery, money laundering in order to get control of the uranium. and yet this deal went through somehow. >> judge jeanine: what's amazing is the person who brought to the f

this isn't really about bill clinton. this is a much bigger picture because i just don't buy this sudden moral compass that the left has with regards to the way men are treating women. this is all about political expediency and we know this because senator gillibrand who is out there now suddenly finding her moral compass after taking tons of money from the clintons hasn't said anything about bob menendez and the allegations about him with underage prostitutes. hasn't demanded anyone resigned today and we're seeing this all play out before our eyes. >> senator menendez has denied that he engaged in improper conduct, as he suggested. but i want to get your reaction. should there be a reckoning for bill clinton within the democratic party at some on the left has suggested? >> we can say that there can be a reckoning but what needs to be underscored here and why they are talking what that $70 million is this was consensual. it was consensual between adults. what we are seeing here from franken, who is on the left as well as

she did that while bill clinton got a huge payout from moscow and the clinton global initiative got huge donations with people associated with the uranium one deal and clinton may have broken fraud and bribery including mail fraud and are thes. and not forget her e-mail scandal. mishandled and special access program and confidential information and all top secret while serving as secretary of state. she may have brokening multiple laws as well. they are serious crime and must be investigated by our justice department and the clintons must be held accountable for their angles. we'll talk to greg jarret to break it all down. the president is calling out the justice department for not investigating the russian collusion story within the clinton campaign and here's the president from earlier. >> i am not involved with the justice department. i like to let it run itself. but honestly they should look at the democrat and podestan and all of that dishonesty and a lot of people are disappointed in the justice department including me. >> sean: he aired his frustration about the justice department

and the clinton foundation.eason sean guys, thank you. up next, someone who knows a lot about hillary clinton's dirty campaign tricks, kellyanne conway. she'll weigh in. will the d.o.j. ever launch investigations into the so many clinton scandals? how do we deal with this as a country? that's straight ahead. scandals you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. theseare heading back home.y oil thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home before i hadburning,oting, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... grew into a free-wheeling kid... loved every step of fatherhood... and made old cars good as new. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerv

clinton: thank you all.♪ jonathan: from new york city, 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: coming up, is the federal reserve losing conviction? europe's economy booming but german bond yields refusing to climb. a route in the chinese bond market as china continues its deleveraging push. we begin with a big issue, the relentless flattening of the treasury curve. >> what is troubling is how fast the curve has flattened in the the last two to thre

excuse me. >> hillary clinton, governor clinton, and a chelsea clinton.-- and chelsea clinton. [cheers] gov. clinton: my fellow americans. on this day, with high hopes and the brave hearts in massive numbers, the american people have voted to make a new beginning. ♪ [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome james carville, secretary hillary clinton, and president bill clinton. ♪ james: i thank everybody. one of the things i vividly in new hampshire, when our poll numbers are dropping faster than the thermometer. we had a group called arkansas travelers. how many travelers do we have here? and i wish that the two of you you could talk about what it meant to be in that environment and the things we were going through and to know you had so many people back in arkansas that loved you so much. pres. clinton: first of all, thank you. thank all of you for making this possible. it is true what james said. our poll numbers were dropping faster than the temperature. it was cold. it was obviously part of a strategy. i had already been warned by the white

clinton: actually, it is wonderful.rarely in 17 years have i even given a thought to -- i wish i were there, i could do this, or i miss this. i think you have to be grateful for the time you have and then realize you should focus on today and the future. and i think it is both liberating and also it concentrates the memory. you don't know how many years you have left, but you feel that the country has given you something priceless and you owe something back. and so, each in our own way, we have tried to figure that out. i have found it a really rewarding part of my life. i have loved it. mr. bush: i woke up in crawford the day after the presidency expecting someone to bring me the coffee. [laughter] mr. bush: laura didn't bring the coffee. [laughter] i think the thing that startled me was the sense of having no responsibility. in other words, during the presidency you kind of become accustomed to the responsibility you have. first it is pretty grave, and then slowly but surely it becomes a natural part of your life. the

president clinton didn't see it that way. remember there was a horrific war in the balkans just because russia and other states were no longer the evil empire and the fact was no longer the evil empire there was still the rule for nato and one of the things he did from the beginning and matalin can tell you more about this he was absolutely committed to the commission that russia was no longer the evil empire it should be part of a new world order and it would have to have hard power and soft power and it's the most capable source of hard power. there's one other point that he came to talk to a number of us about and that was if we did not enlarge nato, countries like the one madame secretary knows so well from a country that also does not exist in its current and that was czechoslovakia. if those countries that were caught between the old soviet union and nato europe and the european union and they didn't have a commitment from the united states and nato to help them as they go forward, a lot of bad things would happen and h

hillary clinton becomes equatorial state.he uses that personal email account to conduct official state department business where she sent and received top-secre top-secret, special access program, classified information. you are not allowed to do that. this came to light in 2015 after the house committee on benghazi subpoenaed hillary clinton's emails related to the benghazi terror attack. following the subpoena, an employee of platte river networks, that small mom-and-pop shop in a bathroom tech company. they were responsible for servicing private server, and they deleted, what, over 30,000 emails using something that is called bleach fit, it's like acid washing your hard drive. the concerns that hillary may have mishandled top-secret government information, the fbi actually opened a criminal investigation to find out what is going on here. if you're not allowed to do this. the person in charge of the investigation was then-fbi director james comey. see how this is coming together here? pretty interesting. during the course

, giving donations to the clinton foundation.t to appear, but i think that will be pretty strong. the third part of this is we have the actual flow of money. tens of millions of dollars to the clintons as this deal is going down. i would say, sean, anybody in washington, d.c., electedg office, from president trump to vice president pence, to members of congress or the senate, if that body of evidence existed, there would be an investigation today on corruption charges and bribery. i just think the facts are so clear. >> sean: let's go back to the simple part of uranium one. we import uranium, the foundational material for nuclear weapons. that means we don't have enough. why would anybody ever think it's a good idea to give vladimir putin 20%? especially as we have now learned through investigative reporting, putin's agents in america were involved in bribery, extortion, racketeering, money laundering and kickbacks. these are facts, mueller knew it and eric holder knew it. why would we give away uranium, or rights to uranium when

clinton.nd finally, the worst enabler of them all. hillary clinton herself, who did everything within her power to smear, slander, besmirch all off her husbands accusers. in 1992 when it all got started, gennifer flowers announced she had a 12 year affair with bill g clinton. hillary and bill raced to cbs and 60 minutes, why? to trash her character. then later, hillary attempted to smear flowers when telling "vanity fair" "if we had been i front of a jury i would say ms. flowers, isn't it true that you were asked in june of 1990 and you said no? weren't you asked by the arkansas democrat and you said no? i mean i would crucify her. wow. bill of course ended up testifying under oath, yes gennifer told the truth. he did have a sexual relationship with gennifer flowers. and in the case of monica lewinsky, hillary's friend diane blair called a white house intern, in her young 20s a narcissistic looney tune. then there's kathleen willy, who accused bill clinton of groping and grabbing and fondling

she did that while bill clinton got a huge payout from moscow and the clinton global initiative got huge donations with people associated with the uranium one deal and clinton may have broken fraud and bribery including mail fraud and are thes. and not forget her e-mail scandal. mishandled and special access program and confidential information and all top secret while serving as secretary of state. she may have brokening multiple laws as well. they are serious crime and must be investigated by our justice department and the clintons must be held accountable for their angles. we'll talk to greg jarret to break it all down. the president is calling out the justice department for not investigating the russian collusion story within the clinton campaign and here's the president from earlier. >> i am not involved with the justice department. i like to let it run itself. but honestly they should look at the democrat and podestan and all of that dishonesty and a lot of people are disappointed in the justice department including me. >> sean: he aired his frustration about the justice department

clinton tweeted the senate voted to keep president clinton, but not enough for you, senator gillibrandfor 20 years you took the clintons' endorsements, money, and seat. hypocrite. interesting strategy. >> there is a special place in hell for people like that. she has turned on the man who probably did more with his wife for her than anyone alive. reporter: the historical reputations of presidents can change. harry truman left office with low ratings. but he rose steadily in public estimation following biographies. jfk's revelations about mistresses somewhat tarnished his legacy. >> i think this is an inflection point for bill clinton's legacy and more and more what we are seeing and historians are going to see is he's someone who diminished that office and his legacy will be very different from the one we thought when he left office. reporter: bill clinton did not respond for our requests for comment. david: james rosen, thank you. in alabama the state's republican party reaffirming its support for senate candidate roy moore. his wife kayla speaking out defending her husband. peter doo

clinton: in a heartbeat. the highest calling of mankind i always thought was private equity. but you would say that -- [laughter] david: you say being president of the united states is better than equity? mr. clinton: i don't know. mr. bush: we make $200,000 a year in pension. what do you make? [laughter] david: money isn't everything. but yes. [laughter] mr. clinton: if we could say one serious thing, there are a lot of really big questions floating out there. a mexican multibillionaire is a really smart guy, gave a speech during the campaign. the campaign being what it was, obviously nobody was interested in asking about it, but he said, i believe this will be the first technological revolution that will kill more jobs than it creates. and therefore, i believe we will either have to have people with money pay even higher taxes to just subsidize people living who don't, or the richest countries are going to have to start planning first for a four-day, and ultimately, for a three-day workweek because of autom

now that the clintons are done we can go back and consider what bill clinton did. that we have squeezed every ounce of partisanship out of them, let's move on. >> tucker: exactly. >> all about the defenders. what did kristin gillibrand know about clinton yesterday that she didn't know in 2011 when they were holding hands on stage and cheering raw raw raw to get her elected. what do any of these liberals know today that they didn't know back then. clinton i wrote a book about clinton and me how 8 years of free president changed my family my nation and my life. everything we are talking about today. the fact, cheap jokes, would he all knew it we all know why the phrase hooks to the left about bill clinton ray poll la jones isn't about his golf swing. we all know what kiss it means. weave all know why you don't mention cigars happening out with hillary clinton and reminiscing about the oval office. these are all things people have known for 17 years. now they are certainly remanipulated clinton virgins wait a minute, i think he might have done something naughty. >> tu

take the clinton costume off.n tricked and treated.be at the end of the day, it's over with, it's over, get over it, we are all going to heal, we are all going to move forward. i do have some awesome lines, to be quite honest with you. it is also the facts. let's just go ahead -- >> sean: go ahead. i think at the end of the day, whether lanny likes it or not, there is going to be a special crop prosecutor. there will be a special counsel appointed in all of this. and lanny is a good lawyer. but let me tell you, he's got to know. it's like bill clinton set, we were alone but i never really thought we were alone. okay. you didn't know? >> to me, this is really simple. there are questions that begged answers. $13,000,000 went from perkins cole out for this dossier and nobody knows where this money came from. >> virginia, guys, last night. >> let's investigate, what did steele get, what did the russians get? >> sean: let's all speak at once now. lanny, i have a question. we now know that hillary clinton paid for the l

that's the way bill clinton was.e had so many things come at him, you know, there were all kinds of scandals in the 92 campaign. i remember remember being with them tonight that, i guess political life seemed to be falling apart and the new hampshire primaries, and they were telling him to panic. [laughing] and stephanopoulos and i wrote this stupid statement about, aimed at the washington press corps. and all clinton wanted to talk about was what can i do to help these poor homeowners in new hampshire who are at risk of losing their homes because the banks are pulling the court out from under them? that was why he was in the race, and he ignored the rest of us and just stuck to that and was rewarded for it. and i think that's, you know, it's not, life is not about what other people think of what you are doing. i is about what you can get done for others. >> i would say especially for young people, and particularly for the young women, you have to have the courage of your convictions. when i started i actually starte

, clinton as a deliberator. i wonder if you can give us some sense, a moment or story, that gives an insight into how clinton handled a particularly difficult negotiation, a difficult decision. secretary albright in your memoir you describe him as that it was absolutely impossible for anyone to outtalk him. can you give us a sense of how he used his personal style to negotiate around difficult issues and to engage in decisionmaker as president? ms. albright: he was, or is, a complete extrovert he really does like people. and what he always did was to begin in some way, especially in bilateral negotiations with foreigners, is to do something that he knew was important was to put himself into their shoes. and to understand what it is they needed. and that was very clear in just the way that the conversations went. he also knew an awful lot about the country and the persons -- and the person before he began the discussion. but he also was dogged and he knew that when he went into a meeting, that there were certain

but bill clinton won.s a major victory in '92 because bush 41 wasn't that unpopular, but there was something about bill clinton that was special and that people wanted to bet all of america's fortunes on his number. >> i, william jefferson clinton-- >> people were very excited about his inauguration. there was a feeling of new era in american politics, but we were also a divided country. well, i think the great thing about bill clinton's presidency and why i rank him very high in american presidents is 1993 to 2001, he did a miracle. he balanced the budget and created a national surplus. he stayed out of major wars. he eventually did all the right things in places like bosnia and haiti and the hot spots around the globe. and he ended up being the change agent the country was looking for. >> okay, one piece of housekeeping that i have to do. georgetown university is committed to standards promoting speech and expression that foster the exchange of ideas and opinions. while it is recognized that not everyone

bill clinton won. it's a major victory in 1992 because bush 41 wasn't that unpopular but there was something about bill clinton that was special in that people bet wanted to -- >> i, william jefferson clinton. >> people were very excited about his inauguration. there was a feeling of a new era in american politics. but we were also a divided country. i think the great thing about bill clinton's presidency and why i rank him very high as american presidents is from 1993 to 2001 he did a miracle. he balanced the budget and created a national surplus. he stayed out of major wars. he eventually did all the right things in places like bosnia and haiti and these hot spots around the globe. and he ended up being the change that the country was looking for. >> ok. one piece of housekeeping that i have to do, georgetown university is committed to standards promoting speech and expression that foster the exchange of ideas and opinions. [laughter] >> while it is recognized that not everyone may share the same vie

hillary clinton signed off the deal and bill clinton doubles his speaking fees.esting in uranium one. america is at a crisis point. will we have equal justice under the law or will america be the banana republic? >> sean: that was awesome. that's all the time we have left for tonight. we will be fair and balanced. we are not the destroy trump media. laura ingraham is next. clarence thomas one night and the president the next night. anybody else you will outshadow us with these phenomenal bookings? >> well, you are a movie producer and a rapper. i would pay for you to do live rap throw to me one night. >> sean: i will tell you what. i am going to do it live rap for laura ingraham who is now taking over the shot. have a great night. >> laura: thanks. good evening from washington. we have a powerful show with the latest invective and now violent imagery directed

we should talk about bill clinton and hillary clinton. i will stick with. that she covered up for bill. >> tomi, if you're going by a time line i believe roy moore was allegedly assaulting 14-year-olds -- >> one at a time. >> tomi, i will give you a chance to answer. go ahead. >> we didn't know about roy moore until two weeks ago. how long have we known about bill? how long have we known this? how long has the mainstream media shielded them. first, i'm sorry i wouldn't want her as my first female president. someone with a bimbo corruption squad. you stood by her, where were you, where were the feminists, jessica. >> they were here in this chair and all over the country. they were supporting a woman who was looking to -- talk talk. >>> she took money -- >> the state department -- >> excuse me. she took millions of dollars from countries where they abuse women. they can't travel without a male permission. can't vote in the countries. marital rape is legal in these countries. domestic abuse is legal. jessica, you wouldn't take a dime from people with those bel

bill clinton, of course.ke many democratic women before her, had no problem at all turning a deaf ear to the complaints of sexual harassment that had dogged clinton for decades. and you know why? because, let's face it, he was an uber fundraiser. he was fantastic at it. but, with sex pigs now being called to account for their misdeeds in the wake of the weinstein scandal, well, democrats have suddenly discovered a moral conscience. and now they even see their former heroes with new eyes. bill clinton wasn't a degenerate when he appeared at every democratic convention since he left office. and i guess he wasn't a bad degenerate sexual harasser when he was feted in new york at the clinton foundation gallis. he wasn't a sex pig last month when he campaigned for phil murphy in new jersey. but now that his wife has lost the presidency and bill is under new scrutiny, he is suddenly a leper to the party that enabled him for decades. sell it somewhere else. none of us believe it the truth is you have to question how

[applause] or are a partwere of the clinton foundation, the clinton library, or the clinton school of public service, please, raise your hand. [applause] >> and for those who we have lost since 1992, let's all take a brief moment to honor their memory. this weekend, we have come together to celebrate a pivotal time in our nation's history, when americans year and for people who put people first. on november 3, 1992, they got one. [applause] today, as we look back at the 1992 campaign, what made it so groundbreaking and special, not only to those who were part of it but for the american people who were energized and enthusiastic about what this campaign stood for. 1991 as a started in volunteer for the clinton presidential exploratory committee and old paint store on the corner of seventh and chester. among my many earliest assignments, i was asked to help senior campaign advisers with necessities, like finding a place to live, the dry cleaners, and a liquor store. [laughter] >> i also have a high honor of driving bruce lindsey and governor bill clinton back and forth to central flying

gillibrand is basically treating the clintons like the clintons tweet treated women. is discarding them. i think it is contemptible. wouldn't you agree? >> nah, look. she has a good opinion. i think it's a good voice that needs to be heard. let's face it, tucker, i think that opinions on some of the things that happenedof in the 1990s have evolved dramatically in this country, particularly in the last 10 months or so. and i think that there is people looking back on what happened not just with bill clinton and anita hill and justice thomas with a whole new light and looking at. >> tucker: no, if i werere much younger, you might be able to pull that over ont. me. i would be like really people didn't worry about rape in the 1990s?. but i was there, actually. and justice thomas was never accused of any physical contact of any kind. he was accused of saying sexual things to anita hill and we can debate whether he did or not. he was never accused of assault in any way.an bill clinton was credibly accused of forcible violent rape by a woman who was not a political opponent.

prior to te clinton foundation.use me, would you take money from countries that abused women, kills gays and christians and jews. >> no, there are other countries to take money from. >> we really cannot stay on the clintons, we cannot talk about hillary, because it always goes back to trump. >> that is all that we talk about, tomi. if you give up hillary clinton, i will give up donald trump. we will tried that for the segment. >> sean: tomi, we'll start with you, what do you do in the case where it is he said, she said and then it is he said versus she said, she said, she said? i think it is important that people know truth, how do you get to the truth? >> i don't know how you get to the truth, but i'm hoping if there is a silver lining and is at the young women on either side of the political divide will find the courage to speak up and not wait 20 years. moving forward that will be the best solution. so if you have an issue, somebody touched you, you did not want to be touched, say something as it is happening, we

clinton.nd finally, the worst enabler of them all. hillary clinton herself, who did everything within her power to smear, slander, besmirch all of her husbands accusers. in 1992 when it all got started, gennifer flowers announced she had a 12 year affair with bill clinton. hillary and bill raced to cbs and 60 minutes, why? to treasure character. then later, hillary attempted to smear flowers when telling "vanity fair" "if we had been in front of a jury i would say ms. flowers, isn't it true that you were asked in june of 1990 and you said no? what you asked by the arkansas democrat and you said no? i mean i would crucify her. wow. bill of course ended up testifying under oath, yes jennifer told. >> angela: hello everybody! him angela miles. you for joining us. coming up on the show today, retail rally as millions of americans a step up their spending for the holiday season, traders watch for signs of a retail ramp-up. pay to play. stuck up market investors have enabled bills horrific behavior.

or hillary clinton. they researched donald trump, who was becoming one of the top republican candidates. so financing these divisions in my judgment while a primary campaign was still going on was a bad judgment on their part to do so. because, you know, it would have a discussion of rigging, when in fact it wasn't rigged. >> this week on "late night on seth meyers," hillary clinton pretty much took your book to task. and we have one clip from that interview. let's take a look at that. >> donna brazile wrote a book, she's a long-time colleague of yours, she sort of in her book made this comment that your campaign through an agreement had too much influence maybe at the detriment of the sanders campaign. she sort of walked back those comments now. what was your reaction to that? >> i didn't know what she was referring to, because as has now come out, that just wasn't the case. >> what would you say in response to her? >> first of all i would say to secretary clinton, who i respect and admire, that the mem

but clinton was rescued by a surprising force. machine feminism.lannigan points to a op-ed which overlooked broaddrick * saying even if the allegations are true, he's not guilty of sexual harassment. he's accused of having made a gross, dumb and reckless pass at a supporter. >> bill clinton has been a great voice for women in public and a great violator of women in private. now what we need to do is to call out all men to be accountable for saying what they see. reporter: liberal men are chiming in. as gross and hypocritical the right's what about clinton is, democrats are in for a reckoning of the allegations against him. lou: senate republicans including the repeal of the individual mandate in their tax proposals as president trump asked them to. we'll dig it up with ed rollins and michael goodwin. we continue in one moment. stay with us. hi, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult? armless bowling. ahhhhhhhh! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better webs

excuse me. >> hillary clinton, and governor clinton. [cheers] gov. clinton: my fellow americans. day, with high hopes and the brave hearts in massive numbers the american people have voted to make a new beginning. ♪ gentlemen, please welcome james carville, secretary hillary clinton, and president bill clinton. ♪ james: i wish the two of you could talk about what it meant to be in that environment that they were going through. you had so many people in arkansas that love you so much. first of all, thank you. thank all of you for making this possible. it is true what james said. our poll numbers were dropping faster than the temperature. it was cold. it was obviously part of a strategy. i had already been warned by the white house that if iran might poll numbers would drop, quickly and in the primary. i was expecting it. i did not know how they were going to get it done, but i am sure it was organized, and it would have plenty of people obliging them. all of a sudden, all of this is page on and on this full ad appears in the manchester union leader with 600 arkansans, and young pe