every thanksgiving the clintons went to camp david. they do it pretty differently, nancy reagan loved going there. he did all this on saturdays from the cabin and elsewhere. they all use it differently. the meaning comes from the world leaders. it has a camp david spirit. it's coined by the soviet premier at the time. it was about a place where you can come together with trust and within nature and no press unless you want it there and just the ability to sit down as people and break bread and share a story and get to know each other. to me, that is the true meeting at camp david. a place for presidents to get away and relax. a place to entertain family and guests and world leaders. probably one of the most unique places to do that. all within reasonable distance of the white house. >> mike, we had some great questions from our live audience. i know that president reagan and nancy reagan were riding horses at camp david. is there stable there? and one other activities are available? >> >> the only time we've had a stable there, a corra

i had a gap of five months with president clinton. a lot of time not to do your job per se you get a little rusty sifter practice at times but some weekends the presidents are always on a big comes and operations tempo you would say. >> that is the question that gaudi had, what happens at camp david when the president is a way? what do you do as a staff? >> we have more time to do training, physical nest programs, contest if time allows it. we send our sailors and marines to school you always have to be ready. you are really sitting waiting taking care of the place, mowing the grass, training, firefighting training is constant. certainly because you're always ready your way to execute when the president does visit we look forward to those visits. >> has hollywood or the news media for a documentary ever films on site at camp david? >> harry reasoner with abc news interviewed president ford inside the camp. i believe that was the only time there's an interview done in that regard, certainly during world events like middle east peace su

and, you know, today hillary clinton, bill clinton and george soros wake up with a republican congressman elect. >> steve: your win reminds me of when aoc beat joe crowley the number 3 democrat in the house. >> absolutely. i mean, it's not often that it happens. but, you know, sean maloney had sent a memo earlier this year to state democrats demanding they jerry man der new york's congressional map. >> steve: do you blame them? >> it just didn't work out the way he predicted. >> steve: george, the democrats threw everybody at you, jill biden, the first lady showed up. the governor showed up. hillary clinton showed up. they all campaigned against you. and you beat them all. >> the reality is they were campaigning for themselves. this was a love fest. it was all about my opponent. he never once spoke about issues that matter to the people. i kept this entire campaign about messaging, talking to the people about issues that keep everybody up at night. and he couldn't help himself on just campaigning on -- one big gun after another. hillary clinton attacking me on social media to bringing in

senate as senior advisor to secretary clinton, worked as a traveling chief of staff to clinton's 2008 presidential campaign, was the deputy chief of staff in the u.s. department of state. in her candid new memoir she emerges from the wings of american political history to take command of her own story. tonight she will be joined in conversation with award-winning journalist, tracey matisak. thank you both so much for being here. the screen is all yours. it is a very special cd in my family. in fact, as i write in the book my parents were both immigrants. my father came from india, there were both fulbright scholars of university of pennsylvania and it almost didn't happen because my mother was picking between university of pennsylvania and berkeley and she almost picked berkeley that she picked penn and from my earliest memories my parents would bring us back to philadelphia, tell us about the house on chestnut street and, in fact, in the book the picture of my parents that i share is in standing in front of the house and have this place it was went to, pizzeria. i'm so happy talking

former presidents barack obama, bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton are all outampaigning to help save the house and senate for their political party. where is president biden? we understand his campaign schedule is not too taxing. >> it's interesting that bill clinton, we are pulling out the relics now instead of joe biden, right? none of the democrats want to campaign with the very person who is making life miserable with inflation and crime and open border and drugs and kids with major deficits because of the lockdowns. >> harris: one of the democrats who will be seen with biden is john fetterman along with former president barack obama all in philadelphia together tomorrow. the rescue mission comes as a new poll shows dr. mehmet oz pulling ahead of fetterman for the very first time. however, the super celebrity who made dr. oz famous has endorsed his opponent. >> i said it was up to the citizens of pennsylvania. if i lived in pennsylvania i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. >> harris: power panel. the president of sun vision

senate as senior advisor to senator clinton, worked as a traveling chief of staff for clinton's 2008 presidential campaign. was the deputy chief of staff in the u.s. department of state was vice chair of hillary for america in 2016. in her candid new memoir she emerges from the wings of american political history to take command of her own story. tonight she'll be joined in conversation with award-winninga journalist tracey matisak. thank you so much for being here the screen is all yours. >> thank you so much laura good evening everyone thank you for being with us on this friday night. we have lots of ground to cover but do remember what lara said if you have questions you can just click on the whole question icon, put them there we will get through as many as we can before we wrap for the evening. but with all of that said, huma abedin welcome to the free library of philadelphia. >> tracy am so happy to be with you today i'm looking forward to our conversation. >> well, before we get into the conversation i think we would be remiss if i did not mention the fact that while you were

back with me is former secretary of state hillary clinton. advantage of your foreign policy chops and i want to start by asking you about brazil. what do you make of the fact that bolsonaro in the end was defeated and his reticence about conceding that defeat? >> well, i think what he did today sends a quite positive message, joy. i think that he basically couldn't bring himself to say that he lost, and so it wasn't a formal concession, but he said he would follow the constitution. and he apparently gave the okay to his team to say they would start the transition. so we didn't hear big steel, we didn't hear it was rigged. i didn't really lose. we didn't hear any of that from him like we heard and still hear today from trump. so i'm cautiously optimistic that brazil will make this transition. i think it's going to be quite difficult for lula because the election was so close. it was about as close to a 50/50 election as you could get. but he has made it clear again, something we didn't hear from trump at his inauguration, but he has made it cl

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senate and senior advisor senator clinton work as a traveling chief of staff clinton's 2008 presidentialn, deputy chief of staff and u.s. department of state and vice chair of hillary for america in 2016. tonight she'll be joined in conversation with award-winning journalist tracy, thank you both so much for being here. the screen is all yours. >> thank you so much and good evening, thank you for being with us friday night. we have a lot of ground to cover but remember if you have questions, click on the question icon but is there and we will get through as many as we can before we wrap for the evening. welcome to the free library in philadelphia. >> i'm happy to be with you tonight and looking forward to our conversations. >> before we get into the conversation, i think we would be remiss if i did not mention the fact that while you were born in michigan, your parents started the american journey here in philadelphia. >> that's right. when i first heard i was going to the free library, i was jumping up and down because it is a very special city in my family. as i write in the book, my p

here and so i step up there and introduce them to president clinton, and resident clinton was the best schmoozer i think i've ever been around, i really likable person, but he put his arm around me and he said, he said can you all take care of this guy down there now. and bill warner, he said, we do, mr. president, we think congressman duncan is agreed. i always wish i had a recording of that because i don't believe he knew what he was saying. i think he he was so excited. [laughing] >> we have a question here. >> congressman duncan, you imagine that you believe that in all the republican groups around the country that a vast majority of them would be really good people who just want good things for the country. but right now we have an enormous number of people in the republican party who either are election deniers, the 22 election, or are silent about the other election deniers. and there's a saying that, for, you know, for evil to triumph in the world, it just takes good people to do nothing. and where are the people and the republican party to want the good things for the country

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so i step up there and introduce him to president clinton and president clinton was the best measurehink of anybody been around these really likable he put his arm around me and that he said, you will take care the sky down there now, bill warrick said that we do miss the presently think congressman duncan is the greatest and i always wish i had recording about because i don't believe he knew what he was saying but he was so excited sooner hi, and congressman come you mentioned that you believe it that the republican groups around the country that the vast majority of them will be really good people just want good things for the country prayed but i know we an honest number of people in the republican party who are either election ds 22 election, or are solid about the other election deniers. there is a saying that for for evil to triumph in the world, just takes good people to do nothing and where are the peoplg in the republican party when the good things for the country shutting down theti election deniers in fact hundreds of that are running for office. >> well, it is one ofd the

we saw that power when she endorsed hillary clinton.t is particularly ironic is fetterman toting a celebrity endorsement as he tried to deride dr. oz for being a celebrity while at the same token he's trying to endorse -- trying to tout this endorsement from john legend who wanted to defund the police. none of it matters. his irony in endorsing a celebrity, touting it, going after oz. what matters is his record. ten first-degree murderers because of fetterman's vote. heroin injection sites. he applauded oregon for decriminalizing all drugs including heroin and fentanyl. he got an endorsement from a group who wants to take sex off birth certificates, illuminating fracking. >> emily: can fetterman save himself? when the president flew to pittsburgh to campaign for him, his wife turned away reporters. isn't answering any questions but now for some reason he's going on the small media tour. enjoying himself on "the view. goes with the same group of people who laughed about the possibility that herschel walker might have brain damage from hi

and and so i step up there and introduce them to president clinton and president clinton was the best schmoozer i think i've ever been around a really likable person. but he put his arm around me and he said he said, you all take care of this guy down there now. and bill warwick, he said, oh, we do, mr. president. we think duncan is the greatest. and i always wished i'd had a recording of that because i don't. he knew what he was saying. i believe so. but we have a tough question here. hi, i'm congressman duncan. you've mentioned that you believe that in all the republican groups around the country that a vast majority of them would be really good people who just want good things for the country, but right now, we have an enormous of people in republican party who either are election deniers, the 22 election, or are about the other election deniers. and there's a saying that for, you know, for evil to triumph in the world it just takes good people to do nothing. and where are the people in the republican party who want the good things for the country, who aren't shouting down the elec

new comments from hillary clinton.lieves voters may not understand what is at stake in the mid-term elections. >> are you concerned that maybe voters aren't putting those pieces together, that having a republican house would mean that the people you are talking about would be even more empowered? >> i think with all of the noise that we've got in this election season, i don't think people are able to really grasp that. but more importantly, i'm not sure they really understand the threats to their way of life. >> harris: deplorable 2.0 anybody? anybody? kevin. >> i don't think it's a winning strategy ever to talk down to voters whether you're a democrat or republican. >> harris: why does she keep doing it >> i joined fox news to persuade viewers about the good things democrats are doing. we cut childhood poverty. >> harris: i don't want you dodging the question about hillary clinton. it is out there in the down stretch to november 8th. it is basically her, a few others and barack obama. i don't want you to dodge that. w

you heard clinton talking about crime.any people here in the streets of new york really do not inc. that it is a laughing matter. it has made it pretty close. >> everybody is talking about crime in new york city. alexis mcadams. >> we will take back the house. five you take back the house, want to take back the senate. i think we will take back the house and the senate. >> we are not perfect, but we are responsible adults believe in this democracy and we are fighting for a better future. >> both sides sounding confident this as a major voting block gives a major outlook on the economy which could spell trouble for democrats, election day. 74% of suburban white women say the u.s. economy is headed in the wrong direction. 19% say that it is going to write way. let's bring in katy from the washington examiner. that particular bit of pessimism, what does that tell you? >> it tells us a lot. especially when you take into consideration just how fast this has turned on democrats. suburban women said that they favor by seven perce

for example, bill clinton screwed up two elections.e out, tried to make amends with hillary clinton, when she was caught lying on that plane, greeted with flowers all those years ago. over the weekend, he says is kathy hochul going to go down the subway with billy clubs and bats. everyone laps. the next day, a 43-year-old is stabbed in the neck. another man is stabbed in the arm. >> i'll take a free billy club. >> do you want a jacket? >> you watch, lee zeldin has closed the gap. never seen anyone storm through like this. >> what about the harsh stuff for joe on crime? >> if you're kathy hochul, are you not embarrassed that you had to bring in the big guns to campaign for you? >> everyone. >> because they can't afford to lose new york. they can't go to the battleground states and you need them here. that's embarrassing. she's giving katie hobbs a run for her money for worst democratic candidate in this session. >> good point. >> hyperventilating about crime, watch the city, if she wins, this city will go downhill. if we go into a reces

. -- he also served doesn't buy -- historical adviser to bill clinton and was an adviser to hillary clinton when she served as secretary of state. he is has taught at harvard, washington college, director of the library carlton brown library and director at the library of congress. his next book is lincoln on the verge, 13 as washington. he's also 2010 recipient of the guttenberg polish fellowship. it will be talking about the transition after the election of 1860. it's futile, we are choosing good ones. rachel sheldon is and associate professor of history and director of the record civil war era center, at sea university she specializes the long 19th three and teaches about slavery allocation, the civil war, and constitutional history. she's the author of washington brotherhood. politics, social life, and the coming civil war published in 2013 which received honorable mention for the best first book on the american civil war. she is also co-editor with gary gallagher of a political nation. new directions of the mid 19th century american political history published by uva protests in 2012.

what that got hillary clinton was a concession speech. how they're being able to vote. the message is simply not trusted anymore. >> they don't trust the voice. so they tune it right in and out. that's partially what happened later in the campaign. we were talk about this during commercials and even with the ads. people start to tune it out and that's why the debates are so important. >> you saw kari lake earlier and katie hobbs still won't debate here. >> talk about a threat to democracy, not debating. that's your true threat to democracy. >> as well and not only the debates but throughout the last year, what about the press pushing back, asking thoughtful questions instead of what taco did you have for breakfast or what ice cream flavors or whatever they asked. we deserve better from them. what comes first, the chicken or the eggs? >> medically? >> exactly. >> let's talk about that. is it that these media outlets are following what's coming out of the white house. tonight we'll hear our president talk about threats to democracy, anythin

clinton to give more interviews as a motivating force? >> i think it is very important that she speak out, because democracy is on the line. it is insane that anyone doesn't realize that, voters know what is on the line, that is why they are going away from the democrats. life under democrat rule means we're less safe. it is so odd for someone like hillary clinton or anyone democrat to pretend we don't know what is on the line, they have been gas lighting us for last two years there, is no crime crisis, as crime goes up and there is no border issue, it is secure, we have days worth of video of people crossing, inflation is transitory. ma means for a very long time. we know what is going on. it is absurd, it is transparent, it not a smart strategy. does not make sense to me they are telling us what everyone is experiencing cannot happening not like something that cannot be seen, if you say something about an economic data point that is hard to follow. but when you tells us that inflation not real and crime crisis is not happening we look a

caller: i heard a couple of times how hillary clinton conceded. yes, she did concede, but let's not forget what happened in the primary with bernie sanders. i voted for bernie, but i knew he was never going to get near the oval office. i knew that would never happen that would not be allowed cuts he -- because he cares about the people. yes, she conceded, but we went on about how russia, russia and trump -- and i cannot stand trump -- polluted with pu -- coal looted with putin. that is a lie. people believe it and they beat the drums and now we have a proxy war going on between us and ukraine and russia, which putin had no right to invade, but there is a lot of history there. and a lot of people do not know it and they are just waiting their blue and gold flecks. i feel bad for the people of ukraine, but the bottom line is politics -- probably about a third of the population is really engaged. we have a two-party system that is correct. they are really friends. it is just kabuki theater. they are not kidding me or a lot lot of people. i do not bel

it's a fact hillary clinton did mishandle a mountain of classified evidence on her unsecured private servers. that's when she was with the state department. e-mails that were recovered, 110 of them, contain classified information. eight e-mail chains contain top-secret material. another 36 contain secret information. another eight contains confidential material. and of course we have the 33,000 other e-mails that nobody ever found because they were deleted with something nobody had heard of called bleach that. they acid washed the hard drive. these are the e-mails that we know about, the 30,000. she is accused of attempting to wipe the other servers all clean and then having people that work for her smash iphones and blackberries and other devices, smash them into itsy-bitsy pieces and remove the sim cards. we do know that the server faced hacking attempts from multiple countries including china, serbia according to the ap, using a computer in serbia, the hackers scanned clinton's basement server at least twice. clinton e-mails were even bound on anthony weiner's laptop during the in

and then clinton. the same thing happened that you defeated callahan ford to become prime minister. and then the next two candidates will flip and kinnock will even further to the left. until they got sanity with tony blair. so it's going to take a while for the democrats to get this out of their system. and while that's going on, my old friend, yours, hillary clinton, will get into this race and she will say, look, the left cost us the house, the left cost us the senate. now the left is going to cost us the white house unless we learn to move to the center. like my husband did. i just put it over there. if we can, just like over here, the great. thank you. just like my husband did when he balanced the budget and reformed welfare and so on. and she will pose as the moderate alternative. believe it or not, tipper and sanders to aoc, to gavin newsom into the whole cast of democratic leftist characters. by the way, i don't have pneumonia. this is allergies and i believe that hillary will have an excellent

. >> todd: hillary clinton and vice president kamala harris hitting up new york city to support kathycarley: hoping to make kathy hochul the state's first female governor to get elected. b brooke singman has more. >> brooke: kathy hochul deciding it is good idea to put her campaign in the hands of kamala harris and hillary clinton as her race tightens against lee zeldin. >> when i think about kathy hochul, i think about someone who legitimately cares about the people of the state. they want to keep you scared. >> the governor said it, everything is on the line, she has shown you what she cares about, shown you how hard she will work for the people of new york. >> brooke: the race between hochul and lee zeldin leans democrat, one time the race was solidly blue and bringing vice president harris and clinton likely will not attract undecided voters to hochul's camp. more democrats are coming out of the woodwork to say they are fed up with hochul's soft on crime policies that are terrorizing the state. watch this. >> we have to get out of this, when you have a governor in for 14 months wh

i have had nancy pelosi, eric holder, bill clinton, now an activist on gerrymandering.t people who are interesting who will draw a crowd of reporters and attract c-span to come videotape. host: the ground rules -- guest: and the ground rules for reporters. the reporters we invite are up to us. host: do you mix it up? guest: we have a mix of everything, including point of view. we have reported is conservative outlets who come. i have had guests who tell me -- we send them the list of who is coming in advance, and they tell me " i do not want so and so there, " and i say, " i'm sorry, you cannot come." host: and that is all on the record with the reporters. guest: my dear leg colleague gottfried sperling started this -- late colleague gottfried sperling started this. it was 12 reporters, all white men, sitting around a table having a conversation with a congressman from illinois. host: one more question for you. we will go to arlene in new smyrna beach, florida on the independent line. caller: good morning. hopefully, things will come back together like the united states

phil, i want to ask you this because hillary clinton said this yesterday.gning for kathy hochul for governor. when they talk about crime, they are trying to jin up fear and anxiety in people. they are not trying to tackle it. i view it as an effort to scare voters. you in the past were a great supporter of hillary clinton but the people who are most upset about the crime are the people who are affected bid by it who see it each and every day in a lot of these major cities whether it's philadelphia, chicago and new york. >> no question about it and, listen, i disagree with my friend, former secretary hillary clinton when it comes to that. the problem the democratic party is having they are pander to go this very small progressive base and what's going to happen is that's going to take them down to a road of losing. what's going to end up eventually happening for the democratic party is it's going to realize that it's got to go back to bill clinton politics, prolaw enforcement, you have to be anticrime, you have to do whatever it takes to make the city safe a

he's an election honest enough to admit the last time we ran surpluses was under clinton-gore.ish everybody had somehow put together what the three of them were trying to do in this country would be a lot better off. beyond that, he will is truly patriotic. there are a lot of folks who hide behind the flag this plate of chicken hawks in congress who wouldn't send your kids off to war, that they wouldn't go and that their kids won't serve. he's worn the uniform and he was brave enough and patriotic enough to vote against both of the iraq wars including the popular one. i have enormous respect for congressman duncan and i really i too am honored to be with you. >> you're talking too much about me, roy. >> if you're going to get one book, this is what i would get come his book. his book is funnier than mine. unfortunately, this one that i did is pretty serious, but he will is a great storyteller as you can tell you, stories and a book, i've read it, mark it up and glad to have it. >> well, i'll say this. our feeling is mutual for each other. i have tremendous respect for roy, and

you had that really with kamala harris and hillary clinton but this new york waking up to "jogger raped and a homeless man with 25 arrest and one of her two other acts before arrested for 5:30 a.m. rape of a female jogger." out of the two messages, the rally yesterday or that cover today, which one matters to new york voters >> what matters more is the governor is out of touch with reality. that is a plain fact. anybody who thinks hillary clinton and kamala harris will solve their problems, what she needs to be focusing on right now is showing common to the elector of new york state. that is why every where we are going i'm campaigning with congressman lee zeldin and i see this with my own eyes and democrats coming out of the woodwork and desperation for hope that somebody will be talking about the rising crime. look, these facts are clear, the governor literally thinks the crime waves that we are experiencing is a conspiracy theory. that is why she were in tinfoil hat and rightfully so from the rhetoric she is trying to spew out there. we are a conspiracy theorist and deniers of data.

to hillary clinton. she served as secretary of state. he has taught at harvard washington college. he has served as director and librarian of the john carter brown library at brown university and director of the cooley center, the library of congress. his book is lincoln on the verge 13 days to washington. he is a 2022 recipient of the guggenheim fellowship. congratulations, ted. that's leslie dunne. and we'll be talking about the transition after the election of 1860. so you can tell we're choosing the good ones. rachel sheldon is associate professor of history and director of the richard civil war era center at penn state university. she specializes in the long 19th century and writes and teaches about slavery and abolition the civil war, the u.s., south and political and constitutional history. she is the author of washington brotherhood politics, social life and the coming of the civil war, published by umc press 2013, which received honorable mention for the wiley silver prize for the best first boo

to sort of do the famous clinton pivot and see where the parade is going and in bill clinton's case ultimately lead that parade? >> democrats would be a lot better off if they listened to bill clinton in 2016. frankly whenever he speaks not commenting what happened with monica lewinsky, gennifer flowers all of that, he has great political instincts. james carville as well who is top advisor. they have been all over the place telling democrats what they should do. they should heed his advice. they how to judge how moderate the electorate. extremes are extremes. majority of races are won in the middle. that is how you put together these coalitions. i would love to hear from president biden get soul of nation stuff going, how you will work with the republican congress. kevin mccarthy will be the leader expected. what will you be able to get done there, let's move forward but i wasn't count democrats out for 2024 no matter what happens. people voted enthusiastically for joe biden and for democrats in 2020. i imagine that that could absolutely happen again. neil: you should never assume

. >> brian: mark penn a consultant for bill clinton and hillary clinton.time democratic pollster tends to be nor in the middle now. looking at the numbers. very well respected. that's why this "new york times" headline and op-ed caught our eye. the headline is why a pro-trump conservative might win the new york governor's race. he looked at what's going on right now. he sees the number one issue is crime as well as inflation. and he sees that governor hochul has no ground game. the democrats don't. they haven't needed it. is talking about trump and abortion and ignoring crime. in fact, in denial. here's an excerpt from it the story of the 2022 election could be democrats overestimating how much voters compared about january 6th and the ties to donald trump and republicans like mr. zeldin. she is running ads right now nonstop in new york about zeldin and trump. by constructing a campaign rose garden those concerns and not threats posed by crime, immigration. hinojosa and over democrats nationwide real risk of not facing up to the mood of the electorate at a

that congress with president clinton, democrat, and newt gingrich, republican speaker, realizing that they could either stand apart and get nothing done or each come to the middle and get a lot done, which is what they did. host: are there issues that -- in a similar situation, with president joe biden and a likely speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy? guest: there's a really good question. i don't't know. i think a lot depends on what kind of deal --->> the washington journal fulfilling the committee to live gavel to gavel commitment of congress and watch this online any time on cspan.org and take you live to the u.s. senate where lawmakers are returning from thanksgiving holiday break. senators will continue work today on marriage equality legislation with a vote set for 5:30 p.m. eastern time to limit debate on the bill. live coverage of the senate here on cspan2. ...

the presidential record act and clinton socks case paired unit with that is? that is a case that is so powerful in her favor. it will make everything i did totally legal and proper. it just a witch hunt, for no reason. well, political reasons. and they know that. it should not be a case. if it is, why aren't they investigating all of the other presidents that preceded me, including bill clinton? both bushes. obama. of course, hillary clinton where she illegally deleted the 3000 emails after getting a subpoena from the u.s. congress. she is allowed to get a subpoena and delete 33,000, after the subpoena, not before, after. why are they going after all those presidents that cap documents -- that kept documents? in a chinese restaurant with broken windows, another case they had a chinese restaurant connected to a bowling alley. this is where the documents were kept. they took documents with them. president obama took documents. it is such an unfair situation that is happening in this country to republicans and to conservatives. you people have to fight. you have

right on the front row the secretary of labor was next to secretary clinton. you believe the president didn't even acknowledged us. if that had been clinton he would have done everything but have sex with us on the east room floor. [laughter] what to president clinton used to court the democrats in the congress more than president obama but of course that didn't bother me. one day president obama came down to knoxville and i was going to fly down on air force one with him. he said i don't think you want to fly with president obama. there are so many people that don't likee him or hate him or whatever. so i flew down and my daughter asked if i could get a picture with her two daughters. then they took me and president obamand into a little room and president obama walked in and said my oldest granddaughter who was ten at the time said to did you get out of school early and she said yes, sir. it's always a great day when you get out of school early and she said yes but then my older son who's kind of a character said ite would be really great if we could come to

that race moving towards zeldin, but despite concerns over crime, hillary clinton says that's all just a republican scare tactic. >> when they talk about crime, you know, they are just trying to gin up all kinds of fear and anxiety in people. they are not dealing with. not trying to tackle it. i view it as an effort to scare voters. >> john: effort to scare voters. well, rising rates are a brutal reality in democrat-led cities across the nation. in washington d.c., the city council has voted to revamp the criminal code to a more soft on crime approach. >> sandra: growing outrage in the empire state over no cash bail laws and governor hochul after a mother of three was murdered. suspect, her estranged husband, released less than 24 hours earlier before he allegedly beat her. now the victim's mother says hochul should be on the hook for that crime. >> john: katie and rafael will join us in moments. >> sandra: anita vogel and the nation's capital. murder in buffalo, and new court documents just released. david lee miller, this story is absolutely heartbreaking. you have been covering this

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