to the about clinton biden the clintons who are clinton and biden. but biden has has a at least a call it a new deal vision of some kind, whereas clinton the opposite. i mean, in other words, you know, if had any principles at they were certainly not principle supported either labor or poor. but at least has those principles. so to answer yeah yeah it seems to me that you need to acknowledge that as a difference between them. well i think the i think in my book there'll be a, there's a great deal of denunciation of of what clinton had. and if you, you know, in terms of things like, well and and derivatives mean derivatives, which, you know, explode and and even the way they did china and lots and tons of that i mean i think he does collapse he it's that you can call it the moral collapse is is not just with with you know monica and other you know things of that sort but it's a moral collapse, terms of political economy and think that the clintonites will not be happy about this this book in fact i know they i know will i'm having a little debate with

to the about clinton biden the clintons who are clinton and biden. but biden has has a at least a call it a new deal vision of some kind, whereas clinton the opposite. i mean, in other words, you know, if had any principles at they were certainly not principle supported either labor or poor. but at least has those principles. so to answer yeah yeah it seems to me that you need to acknowledge that as a difference between them. well i think the i think in my book there'll be a, there's a great deal of denunciation of of what clinton had. and if you, you know, in terms of things like, well and and derivatives mean derivatives, which, you know, explode and and even the way they did china and lots and tons of that i mean i think he does collapse he it's that you can call it the moral collapse is is not just with with you know monica and other you know things of that sort but it's a moral collapse, terms of political economy and think that the clintonites will not be happy about this this book in fact i know they i know will i'm having a little debate with

in 2010, and the street became clinton avenue. and in 2010 as well. this is the living room this is the famous room where bill clinton, hillary rodham, were married here in of this big window on october 11th, 1975. bill bought this house while hillary was out of town, actually, and surprised her with it. she came back from visiting friends family for six weeks and he said, i bought that house you thought was pretty and now you have to marry me. i can't live there alone. and she said, yes on the third try, that was his third try that he did that the house again is original 1931. so the floors the windows all of those things while it is a big for a living room, it is a small place to get married and the clintons had only ten guests here for their wedding. it was the two of them, a couple of close friends and family and was it very modest? one of our visitors favorite things to see is the the wedding dress. this is a faithful replica of hillary's original wedding dress and it was designed made by connie fales, a little rock designer who was a longtime fr

i've actually known and spoken to who was raped by the clinton. there was even criminal reports on it. she didn't come forward willingly, actually. it was brought out in an investigation and then she had to testify and then she finally stepped forward. but she went through a lot and you know, hillary clinton dismissed her and they tried to silence her. they threatened her. so we need to went through a lot and so it's really ironic that that hillary clinton is coming out as if she's defending rates victims. when in fact, you know, then you look into the epstein accusations with those black men. she's done a great deal to try to cover up that how many times tara, how many times to build bill clinton fly on that seems jet down to that naughty island? i mean i, i saw a report, the said he 2 dozen times maybe and he was the lead to express, right. yes, yes. and they called at the levine express for a reason. there is a photo of him with a woman, a young woman under age, giving him a massage. there's all kinds of things that there have been the survivor

about clinton high. the student and teachers and parents and townspeople affected by the story could not. their experiences had changed them scarred them, broken them. some were able to rebuild their lives, but others were not. to people i'd come to admire complicated individuals with a hammer. it's necessary for classical heroes never recovered. both would die by. the first lesson of this book is this history is the of human beings individuals responding to events already in motion and, seldom under their control. along the way, many of them end up doing things they never expected. sometimes they act bravely changing their world for good. at other times they do to people they would have called friends. very few of us are simply heroes or villains. none of us deserves to be remembered for only the very best or very worst things we done. and yet we must be accountable for our damage and a lot of damage was done in those years. it's a powerful book. and if you haven't read it, i can't wait for you to read

and hillary clinton is coming out as if she's defending rates victims. when in fact, you know, then you look into the epstein accusations with the site and then she's done a great deal to try to cover up that many times, tara, how many times to bill bill clinton fly on that change jet down to that noti, island, i mean i, i saw a report the said he 2 dozen times maybe and he was the lead to express. yes. yes. and they called at the express for a reason. there's a photo of him with a woman, a young woman under age, giving him a massage. there's all kinds of things that there have been the survivors who have spoken out and named him directly. it, there's been no consequences for the a we, it's always the democrats, right, right. right. or, i mean, you know, with, you know, you had the, all, the monica lewinsky, a fat back there and you know, number a number of years ago and when asked about whether or not her husband should have resigned of the affair with monica lewinsky, hillary clinton rejected the idea, but then back in 2017, she was quoting for further

welcome back secretary clinton. [applause] let me add a special welcome to members of the diplomatic corps who have joined us. from yemen, ireland, iceland, germany, lithuania, norway, sweden, taiwan, ukraine, and the united arab emirates. welcome to all of you. [applause] i also would like to welcome the u.s. government officials from the white house, the state department, and usai -- you -- especially to establish the finally confirmed u.s. ambassador for global women's issues. [applause] we are always happy to have the dean of our school of foreign service with us. i would like to welcome the dean of the georgetown campus, who is here from doha. [applause] and, a very warm welcome to the georgetown ambassadors to the institute who have traveled from across the united states and overseas to be here. lastly and importantly, i want to thank the bank of america charitable foundation for their generous support of our program. you make much possible. we are very grateful. it is always a great personal pleasure for me t

bill clinton will do pretty much anything.y the average democrat, a big shot, will say okay, you want me to help you, give me a list of 20 things and i will do two. the clintons will do 18 of the 20 things because they are reliable and ultimately they are party loyalists. they will do anything for the party including sticking up for that guy, joe. >> ainsley: matchup of biden vs. halely. donald trump is killing it in the republican party. if you look at that matchup if it were hillary clinton and joe biden she beats him by 17 points if my math is right there. that is astonishing. shows you the independents and some of the democratic women would vote for her. they like her policies. >> steve: she is a stronger general election candidate. >> brian: there is a strategy that biden is waiting to put in. that is that donald trump is a danger. the republicans are a party of chaos. look at the house. that donald trump, remember january 6th? they are going to bring that up over and over again. they are going to say he is dictator and h

will hillary clinton -- where hillary clinton could be effective is on abortion.or going to run in all 50 states no matter what. some states have really important referendum, so she could possibly be helpful there. >> jeanine: and, it's a question of where they put it on the referendum and whether or not it's an issue in a lot of states. coming up, our democrat cities finally wising up? a far love congresswomen listens to this candidate in houston. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain,

the clintons are known for showing up they will show up.nt they come in in and they will give everything they can and in terms of popularity it could be a big risk it just depends where she shows up when she shows up and what she has to say because she -- and biden don't have a cozy relationship. they were pretty competitive, and so like do they even like each other? >> could she -- probably she's never out of mind for her. but -- do you think she could beat biden if she primaried biden kat could she beat him? >> that is interesting drve so wait i finished a tour i might be going on to other cities next year but the key would be other cities because the hoe is pretty much the same. i don't think i can go on for years and years and years without us going to same places with the same material but that's what she's doing she sounded the exact same since 2016 trump was bad and hitler this and that, and ting been the same thing for years so i don't know if this -- i don't think so with the same routine i really don't. unless she has new material

not hillary clinton.gree with hillary clinton on pretty much everything, but unlike joe biden and unlike most at least national democrats if not all, she has spoken out against anti-semitism. >> she has. >> so has chuck schumer, i disagree with his politics for the most part, but those who have -- at least spoken out. against anti-semitism. instead of falling in line with some of the nonsense we saw, with the college president and so on. i will give that one little bit. >> that is good of you, that is like speaking out against cancer, yeah i'm against cancer too, of course. >> the democrats don't do it. >> right. larry: they are worried about it, it is crazy, down understand that. -- i don't understand that, joe biden, to be critical, right after october 7, came out, and say they came out, establishing inside the white house an interagency task force working group, i know about those. on islamophobia. not anti-semitism. not anti-semitism. which really is the big problem today. joe biden has not done that.

they included david axelrod, valerie jarrett and all of bill clinton's, almost all of bill clinton's former white house chief's, erskine bowles, john podesta, leon panetta was on the phone, so was bill daley. anyway. the point of this, the reason it was secret is because obama didn't want to be accused of measuring the drapes in the oval office before he was elected. but he knew howor important waso figureus out who his white house chief would be, unlike some other presidents. ..go the call was up from chicago. david axelrod, bill daley at all the rest. he did not take that advice needless to say he appointed rob emmanuel who was i think a good choice at the time for the first part of the obama presidency. but my point here is once again that presidents often learn the hard way that you have to empower a white house chief. under obama understood this from thebe beginning. that was one of the reasons i think, including his good choices of chiefs of staff over the eight year. i think one of the reasons for his fixed success. >> peter everyone spent welcome back i'd like to say we misse

clinton administration.to see people promoted what in the first term you may be looking for people who had elected office in the cabinet position or the most senior white house staff position. in the second term, you tend to see a focus on who's proven they can get things done. not that either is right or wrong. you need some mix of both. but time is so short. in the second term you're copps from the beginning of the -- conscious from the beginning of the second term that the hour glass is running down, and you just use the time as much as you can. >> secretary. lew, just a quick follow up. would you say hat the risk taking that can happen in second term, h is that perhaps part of the reason why daca and da pa were separated? june of 2012 and i think dapa was 20215 is? >> it may be part of it. i know that in 2012 there was a very strong view that you didn't want to count on pieces being separated and litigated separately. you wanted to have it be a different action so that you weren't putting at jeopardy the

they included david axelrod, valerie jarrett and all of bill clinton's, almost all of bill clinton's former white house chiefs, erskine, john podesta, panetta was on the phone. so is bill daley. anyway, the point of this, the it was secret was because obama want to be accused of measuring the drapes in the oval office before he was elected. but he knew how important it was to figure out who his white house chief would be unlike some other. and he and so erskine bowles, who was on this phone call call marvelously and i'd kind of unforgettably the first thing he said was listen leave your chicago friends at home they will only cause you grief. well everybody on the call was from chicago practically david axelrod, valerie jarrett bill daley and all the rest he did not take that advice. needless to say he appointed rahm emanuel who was i think a good at the time for the for the first part of the obama but my point is is is once again that presidents often learn the hard way that you have to empower a white house chief obama understood this i think from the beginning and that was one of t

i would like to welcome president clinton and mrs. clinton, it's an honor to have you here and i like to give you the honor to kadur rebin to announce the inauguration and the opening of gaza international airport. airfat did not have much time to restore hope to the palestinian people. two years had already passed from the promised five year deadline. that period, israel has changed three administrations from shimon perez who was isaak rabin's closest friend to benjamin netanyahu was the greatest opponent of the peace process and now, robin's minister of military affairs, but the negotiations remained unsuccessful and arafact nothing. but need promises, but while arafad had failed to reach the least of his goals, a group lebanon was materializing his dreams. the lebanese hezbulah movement that was formed in the early 80s with goal of fight israel and now become a new force to be reckoned with and had made israel retreat during this period. النموذج اللبناني الراقي نقدمه لشعبنا في فلسطين لتحرير ارضكم لستم بحاجه الى دبابات والى توازن اس

clinton insisted on oslo, but netanyahu could not. don't let your emotions drive you. no one was happy with it. the left because of what he did to weaken the asloub pact, and the right for due to the work to maintain the agreement, a balance had to be established, which is practically impossible. during this period , netanyahu had many failures. well, he completely stopped the reconciliation process. for example. the most prominent action that took place in that so-called period was a very temporary agreement with the palestinians. it wasn't long before netanyahu's political support gradually decreased and he lost to ehud barak in the next election. apparently, the supporters of oslo peace were victorious. this 3-year period will make the space out of the hands of the right-wing and religious again and the leftists will come to power again. the terms of this failure were so bitter for netanyahu and the right wing and likud that netanyahu himself announced in a media opinion during that period that i will no longer enter the field of politics and i absolutely want to sa

clinton and miss clinton.he inauguration and the opening of gaza international airport. arafat not have much time to restore her hope to the palestinian people. two years have already passed from the promised five-year deadline. during that period, israel has changed three administrations from shimon perez, was isaak rabin's closest friend to benjamin netanyahu. was the greatest opponent of peace process and now robin's minister of military affairs, but the negotiations remained unsuccessful and arafat got nothing but hackneat promises, but while arafat had failed to reach the least of his goals, a group in lebanon was materializing his dreams. the lebanese hezbollah movement that was formed in the early 80s with the goal of fighting israel and now become a four. to be reckoned with and had made israel retreat during this period. finally, on may 20th 2000, they forced israel to withdraw from lebanon after 20 years of occupation and liberated occupied blebnese territories. זה בסדר, מה שאחרי כל השנים האלה לצאת ז

and she went to bill clinton. we went to bill clinton, and the cbc call for president clinton to declare a public health emergency to combat the hiv/aids crisis and minority committees. most and poorly, we told him we needed money for programs to address the crisis. now, this is interesting. president have a lot of power. president clinton went to franklin raines, a black man who at the time was serving as the director of management and budget, omb, to find a way to finance a new initiative. together, they made certain that the omb would get it done. we didn't go through the legislature. we didn't go through the house. we didn't go go to the senat. we can wait for votes. the president of the united states bill clinton said franklin raines, get it done. give clinton a big round of applause. give him a round of applause. [applause] so finally on october 28, 1998, i organized a cbc then to largest to launch an event. beaches of congressman stokes the was great on this issue and congresswoman donna christensen. prepa

hillary clinton is a fundraising draw.arlie hurt responding to the president's trouble and says this runs deeper. watch. >> you know you are in deep trouble if you are picking up the bat phone and calling hillary clinton to help you out. interesting their thinking is he needs help among women voters. if you need help among women voters and you are a demp accurate running against donald trump, it is over. >> cheryl: biden would gather 43% of the vote and trump 47%. former south carolina governor nikki haley would also best biden 51% to 34%. the low numbers reflect economic stress and challenge americans are facing according to the pollster who conducted this latest survey for "wall street journal." >> todd: 17 points is a walter mondale number. and blatant antisemitism behavior. >> cheryl: employees blocked a jewish woman from going into a bathroom, leading to the owner firing the workers. the video has been deleted, it showed three employees standing between this older woman. they say it was civil dialogue that resulted in

hillary clinton. one little tiny thing. i disagree with hillary clinton pretty much everything in the world but unlike joe biden and unlike most, at least national democrats if not all, she has spoken out against anti-semitism. >> she has? not strong enough. larry: so has chuck schumer. i disagree with chuck schumer's politics for the most part but those two people have, at least spoken out against anti-semitism instead of falling in line with some of this nonsense we saw with the college presidents and so forth. i will give that one little bit. >> that is good of you to do that, that is like speaking out against cancer. i'm against cancer too. of course you have to speak out against anti-semitism. more democrats don't do that. larry: this is crazy, yo joe. i don't understand that. i want to be very critical, joe biden right after october 7th, came out, both came out establishing inside of the white house an interagency task force working group, i know all about those interagency things, on islamophob

and so clinton raised into one of these meetings and. yeltsin said, you know, you you've raised this. i'm i've done something about this. this isn't happening. and clinton said, well, in fact, we have evidence that there are russian firms continuing to support iran in ways that you might not be aware of. and i'm going to hand you this piece paper that will explain our understanding of this, that information that might be helpful. you. and i was like, you know, especially because it was about a nuclear program, i was like, gosh, i'm really surprised you do. but of course, it was about a nuclear program. but the conversation did reveal sources and methods. there was nothing about the conversation that revealed anything that be shared. you know, it was interesting that the united states felt it needed help yeltsin understand, what was going on, whether he was, you know, willfully not understanding it or whether he really didn't have the capacity to know what certain parts of, you know, the russian, in conjunction with other russian entities

clinton however, spoke on mtv's town hall for over an hour. he had little pushed up from tabitha sorin who was hosting the event and he fully dominated discussions of his policies and some of the controversies that his campaign had encountered in the recent weeks. while framed as a news event. it was more like partisan television that clinton used to cultivate this loyalty to him. mtv news had a different objective. sure, they wanted to add to the civic conversation, but their goal was to keep viewers from turning the channel. they also were aware as many other cable operators were who launched a variety of other political entertainment experiments on shows like comedy central and nickelodeon. they were aware that congress was debating at that very same time, a bill to reregulate the industry. and so, the programs were profitable for the cable industry and politically advantageous to the presidential administrations. so what is the relationship between popular culture and presidential politics? what is the legacy of the shift of the entertaine

and bill clinton's turn to mtv. certainly, this follows, but i would argue it also eliminates a key difference in the nature of the entertainer in chief in the age of cable television. clinton accepted the invitation to appear on the program out of sheer desperation. it was july 1992, he was way behind in the polls, and his campaign was just hemorrhaging money and struggling to raise any money. and he was willing to try anything. he went on talk radio, he went on all sorts of daytime talk shows, and he even accepted invitation by mtv to participate in this town hall conversation in a program called choose or lose. and it was on this show that he seemed to get his groove back. according to one observer, clinton was quick, not slick. sympathetic, not condescending. imaginative, not wordy. his appearance on this show uplifted the entire campaign, argued many observers as they were watching this, because it evaded the elitist [ indescernible ] and it had real conversations, this idea of authenticity. real conversations

like it's hillary clinton.tudent thought she was going to like meet hillary clinton and they were going to like gal pal around town in the class. but i did it, actually when i was just an average variety garden variety food service employees because i was supposed to be at columbia and i couldn't afford it i watched red eye i was like if i could meet that little man he would love me and i could work for him. but i was right. it very rarely happens. >> greg: you were talking about eric sean >> kat: no i was talking about you. i would be so good on this show just get me in this room with this guy and you hired a weird food service fan. >> greg: that is true. that is true. you know, tyrus, she should have been teaching something useful that she knew, like a class on stain removal. >> tyrus: okay. that's not fair. we know that had she known how to do stain removal, they wouldn't have been in this in the first mris and that would have been made bill clinton the stupidest man in the world to bring home another woman'

that is the hillary clinton show.if you thought all of a sudden she was going to be this warm, bubbly, charisma or as the kid say, prisma yeah, but she has never been in the classroom like, hey, kids, i'm so glad to be here. >> i'm still bitter about my marriage, the fact that i lost donald trump. but hey, everything else is going swimmingly for me. hmm. i all my shows are being canceled on netflix. i had a charity foundation. it's not around anymore. bills still golfing on the weekends without clubs. >> but hey, other than that, let's get learning done. yeah. no, she really comes there and says, hello, class. >> which one of you is messaging my brother. i check his dms too. i know what you will. wait. class dismissed. yo, shannon she discouraged students from asking questions cause that's some teacher you see. >> they want student so socratic method. i think everyone is being too hard on her because at least she showed up. >> remember, president biden has told us numerous times that he taught at penn for four years.

i like to welcome president clinton and mrs.ton, it's an honor to have you here and i would like to give you the reben to announce the inauguration and the opening of gaza international airport. arafat did not have much time to restore hope to the palestinian people. two years had already passed from the prompsed five-year deadline. during that period israel has changed three administrations from shiman perez who was isabian's closest friend to benjamin netanyahu was a greatest opponent of peace process and now ihu pararak robin's minister of military affairs, but the negotiations remained unsuccessful and arafat got nothing. but hack need promises, but while arafat had failed to reach the least of his goals, a group in lebanon materializing his dreams. lebanese hezball movement that was formed in the early 80s with the goal of fighting israel and now become a force to be recorded with and admit israel retreat during this period. finally, a 20th 2000, they forced israel to withdraw from lebanon after. the negotiations were held

he's calling out hillary clinton.your help with women and everybody else as quickly as possible and she's picked up the phone and said, whatever you need. >> ainsley: nbc news steps out as key player in biden reelection effort. she is a surrogate for biden's reelection campaign. she had a fundraiser at her house and raised million dollars for his campaign. she published in the atlantic and was on "the view." >> brian: donald trump knows how to beat her and drive her crazy. she does not draw crowds. she had to hire oaudiences to show up. that is what joe biden needs, nonstop surfats, gavin newsom, governor shapiro and obama usually comes in late at the end. >> steve: if you come in last two weeks -- >> brian: that is why you debate in summer. >> lawrence: i don't mean to bash losers, but i don't understand what he can gain from hillary clinton. she wasn't able to win. you got mitt romney doing the same thing. i don't see how they can be in influential in the next election. >> steve: unwaivering support for israel -- >>