and on behalf of the clinton school of public service, the clinton foundation and the clinton presidential library, we welcome you to another offering of the clinton presidential center presents series. i want to welcome you all and very thrilled you're all here. in particular, i want to welcome congressman french hill and martha for being here this evening. our three guests to little rock at the clinton presidential center this evening have committed themselves to right our understanding of the influence of america's presidential spouses on our nation's policy politics and life. from the first textbooks to be used college classrooms to the of a more general audience text. remember first ladies to establish flair and or the first association dedicate it to the study of the evolving roles in history of america's first ladies to traveling the country to talk this work. they are really a movement to bring first ladies to the center of the conversation about the happenings and presidential ministry issues. as part of that building, our three authors spent an hour with students south lawrence s

and on behalf of the clinton school of public service, the clinton foundation and the clinton presidential library, we welcome you to another offering of the clinton presidential center presents series. i want to welcome you all and very thrilled you're all here. in particular, i want to welcome congressman french hill and martha for being here this evening. our three guests to little rock at the clinton presidential center this evening have committed themselves to right our understanding of the influence of america's presidential spouses on our nation's policy politics and life. from the first textbooks to be used college classrooms to the of a more general audience text. remember first ladies to establish flair and or the first association dedicate it to the study of the evolving roles in history of america's first ladies to traveling the country to talk this work. they are really a movement to bring first ladies to the center of the conversation about the happenings and presidential ministry issues. as part of that building, our three authors spent an hour with students south lawrence s

clinton? well, bill clinton. bill clinton couldn't find 150 words to discuss foreign policy in an accepted speech that lasted almost an. you know. as was said, as was said of another democratic candidate, bill clinton's foreign policy experience is pretty much confined to having breakfast once at the international of pancakes. no, let's. what happened? let us look at the record and recall what under president george bush more, human beings are escape from the prison house, tyranny to freedom than in any other four year period in history. and for any man. let me tell you for any man to call this record a failure, the cheap political rhetoric of politician who only knew how to build themselves up by tearing america down. and we don't want that kind of leadership in the united states. the president, my friends. the presidency is also an office that theodore roosevelt called america's bully pulpit. harry truman said, it was preeminently a of moral leadership. george bush is a defender of right to life and a champion

is made up the little rock offices of the clinton foundation, the clinton school of public and the clinton presidential and museum and the archives here we have all of documents, all of the memos, the emails, the gifts, everything from the eight years of the clinton administration. and so i personally think these presidential around the cabinet, around the country are some of our country's best american history museums from that particular time. i'd love to hear a little bit about how you all used the presidential in doing your research in those archives to put this book together. well, we nancy's favorite topic was that year we. yes, because i love archives. i spent 44 years in the archives are photos the the the lady bird johnson's story the letter. in race when eleanor roosevelt invites marian anderson a black opera singer, to go sing on the lincoln memorial because the daughters of the american revolution hand refuse to her that that documentation is at the fdr library. so we used the documentation of what we were doing something on president. bush 43 and no child endangerment. and so

now, thanks to the hillary clinton prank, we've got one more evidence of this. the pranksters’ conversation with hillary clinton on the vavan and lexus show today at midnight on channel one. a serious accident in antalya, turkey , involved a bus carrying russian and belarusian tourists. it is reported that 20 people were injured, most of them our compatriots. they were hospitalized, the driver died. the first shots from the scene show how badly the car was damaged, the front part of the chest was damaged. famous. that the bus was heading to the airport and crashed into a concrete pillar. the causes of the accident are now being investigated. gera tests the strength of muscovites, just the day before the day's record of 134 was broken, and today the temperature will rise even higher, they promise up to 35. the penultimate orange danger level is in effect and residents are asked to avoid prolonged exposure to the sun. in the south of moscow, at a height , a tower crane worker lost consciousness and did not have time to save him. nature bakes in other regions, in t

hello, hillary clinton speaking.ello, dear madam secretary, i am proud to hear from you, and i constantly follow your statements, and i know that you are in the eermak razmasen group. the problem is that when we get help, now with these new conditions, we have to return the money. for a loan, i think let's do it this way, i think we will do it step by step, and then they told me that everything was placed so that it could be transferred to you in ukraine as quickly as possible, so i hope that the help will arrive very, very quickly, in time to benefit you. okay, but the problem is that when we see another threat, it concerns the upcoming us elections. the president will be different, you're right, it's terrible, and i'm doing everything, what i can to re-elect president biden, i really hope that 's the outcome in november, but obviously it 's a very difficult time in our country right now, let's, let's take advantage of this, you know, as much as we can. this means that you need to provide support to try not only to

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a russian song stands all bundled like this fall from a us top diploma of hillary clinton, but one of them posing as a former you korean president clinton edges, the cream, to launch a new offensive say the could help. i didn't get re elected. i really commend you for your support not only hold the line, but engage in an expensive and pensive, and then obviously many of us in this country will do everything we can to re elect residents and invite a lot of important needs with the leaders of your agent ations including china as g, d, ping and talk to use added on how they're boosting security tires. are this summit television on high corporation organization the about what could you the coverage of the latest right and shaping the well right now, this is our team to national i a michael question i've been doing. coincides in the us of a dual biden's mental health and calls where he is withdrawal white houses, hinted at who may become the next us president. one of the reasons why he picked the vice president for low income le harris is because she is indeed the future of the part. and h

and it's all buttoned. alexis poll from the us top diploma to hillary clinton with one of them closing as a former ukrainian president clinton, the urgency ukraine to launch the new offensive saying to help i didn't get re elected i really commend you for your support. not only hold the line, but engage in an apprentice, an offensive, and then between many of us and this country will do everything we can to re elect, present, and invite a lot of put just to meet. so with the leaders of your asian nations, including china as you've been paying and took, he is added on the boosting. secuity ties at the summit. top is a shock high. the cooperation organization, the co would continue that coverage of the latest drive, the shape in the world right now there's, these are the international i a michael, quite a now us president joe biden's port debate performance has been making headlines with growing demands for his withdrawal. and from the presidential race that will open the hopefully coming from his own party. and i think we, we'd be better off if we had a, a new canada who could present t

clinton herself talks about this.e biden a chance to win the november elections, ukraine must urgently go on the offensive, former us secretary of state hillary clinton said in a telephone conversation with peter poroshenko, or rather she thought she was talking to the former president of ukraine, was actually talking to russian pranksters. i'm doing everything i can to... re-elect president biden, i really hope that this is the result in november, but obviously it's a very difficult time in our country right now, but i really think it 's important for ukraine to continue to do everything that you are doing, try not only to hold the line, but also to go on the offensive, then, obviously, many in our country will do everything possible to re-elect president biden. four more. usa v. in response to a promise to promote ukraine into nato, clinton was ready to accept poroshenko’s help in collecting dirt on trump. thus, violate us laws and allow direct interference of foreign politicians in american elections. although prev

we had clinton with everything . and even when the real propes into epstein's exploits began, he played the 5th a convenient paul to the us constitution. meaning people have the right to remain silent and not incriminate themselves. have you ever been convicted of a crime? yes. what was the crime of which you were convicted? it took about, carol's, one assisted in prostitution, and procuring a minor for prostitution. do you, in fact, commit those acts? my 5th amendment right? how many times if you solicited a minor for prostitution? same answer. how many times, if you solicited a minor for prostitution of the state of florida? same answer. have you ever solicited a minor for prostitution of a virgin islands? same answer. that is the you are invoking your 5th amendment. yes, right. while it's no, no, you should in epstein sick fantasies, it is known who he mixed with billing as royalty on the political american elite. its thing was a prolific don't sending thousands of dollars at a time to those in his circle all thos

yes. hillary clinton wants ukraine to pay the ultimate sacrifice for joe biden of mine who sometimes has trouble recording, who was why ukraine even is. and there is no way we were ever going to unite ukraine. obviously we are a rack. i have kind of staff. so we had to wait all those months to is to get the money for a rack to make sure that your grading got right to keep providing basic fundamental services. if you're ready and people may circle key with tanks, but it'll never gain the hearts and souls of the writing people. so that was also a comparison with god. so, but you get the point there on iraq, ukraine, a full one into biden's head, but pinson spills thinks the key of must pay the sacrifice and wanted to keep him in office. it really would be call me poll if it once so often a tragic, because here we have clinton cooling for an offense of which will apparently magic piece sold out her own political, soc, is back home. know and behold, a few hours later, his the lensky, zalinski, safe keeps. forces are better positioned in terms of manpower than they were months ago. and th

and this time getting from the us stump diploma to hillary clinton to confide in someone she thought was a previous ukrainian president clinton said keith should launch in new york pensive against russia. to help improve biden's chances for re election. and obviously it is a very difficult time in this country. but i, i really believe that it's important for ukraine to continue to do all that you're doing. and i really commend you for your support. you've been a very strong voice on behalf of your people in your country. and let's, let's take it, you know, as, as, as we can, giving you the, the means you need to support yourself to try to not only hold the line, but engage in an offensive, an offensive. and then obviously many of us in this country will do everything we can to re elect present advise. so another day, another prank, a not the on save, were yet on surprising admission from a top weston official. the top line of this cool hillary clinton and i think it's about to say she's speaking on behalf of the entire political. indeed, state side was ukraine to see if your move you

yeah, i think hillary clinton stance on your credit is clear, but what else does she say? well, prints, and it turns out is happy not just to pay around with ukraine state, but with america's to still smoldering. katie is a hard to feed in 2016 to donald trump. she's very hard to be welcomed. the pranksters also basically ferrying how old nemesis and time for the november elections, which in america really just varies for democracy and transference. the main fret this tron because he will ask for money back. it will be a disaster. after all, he wants to end the conflict on russia terms is a very bad guy, is i know, personally from yeah, having to run against very, very bad guy. i see that we can request a hearing in the bottom and to find something kind of came before the election. good. well i bet you could do attack them. i'm all for because he the is a very dangerous man. strongly is the dangerous one. a power in the never mind that is onto a bite and we've come closer to a need to the, on the contract that we have in decades. never mind that as a find an administration

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you have worked with the clintons, they _ way. you have worked with the clintons, they were _ way.ick, way. you have worked with the i clintons, they were very quick, in contrast to barack obama, who has held back its endorsement, the clintons were very quick, do you think america is in a different place to 2016, when hillary clinton lost the race against donald trump? absolutely. the country is more divided. the democrats are more fractious. it's not really a party any more, it's a group of cults that are put together under one rubric, which agree on certain issues but not most other things. they are going through a demographic transition which has a lot to do with age no longer the party of white, blue collar working people, those are republican several. what is a democrat? that's part of the problem kamala harris faces. the choice issue, that's important, but people don't those of us who worked on campaigns though, people make choices based on listing the things that are reported to them, and economic security and whether she can be the commander—in—chief are going to be very si

the government hillary clinton with one of them posing as a former ukrainian president clinton, the artist, ukraine, to launch the view offensive. very good help. i didn't get re elected. i really commend you for your support. not only hold the line, but engage in an offensive offensive. and then obviously many of us in this country will do everything. we can to re elect presidents and invite a lot of inputs and meets with the leaders of your age and nations, including china. seating thing and to kids added on at their boosting. secuity ties at the summit, all these kind of cooperation mobilization, the while you're watching r t to national, reaching you from the russian capital. i a mike up watching the us president joel biden's board debate performance has been making headlines with growing demand for his withdrawal from the presidential race. now hopefully coming from his own party . i think we, we'd be better off if we had a, a new canada who could present the new vision for our country. and we can do that if we have an open and fair democratic process over the next few weeks. now i'm

governor clinton says no. congress says no, and i say yes. [cheers and applause] we tried this -- look, we tried this once before, combining the democratic governor of a small southern state with a very liberal vice president and a democratic congress. america does not need carter ii. [cheers and applause] we do not want to take america back to those days of malaise. americans want to know -- where is proof that we will have better days in washington? i will give you 150 reasons and that's how many members of congress are expected to leave washington this year. some are tainted by scandal. the voters have bounced them the way they bounce their own checks, but others are good members, republican and democrat, and they agree with me -- the place just does not work anymore. 150 new members from both parties will be coming to washington this fall, and every one will have a fresh view of america's future. i pledge today to the american people immediately after this election, i will meet with every one of these members before they get attacked by t

carvel says let bill clinton and obama pick. 42 and 44 to select eight leading contenders out of the pool of those who choose to run. but kamala isn't going to sit and let clinton and obama bulldoze her, she knows this is her only shot at the oval so she has some irons in the fire herself. new york times trying to rebrand kamala for the 18th time. now she's the strong independent black woman who's not here to make friends, here to govern. one of her close friends is telling the times, i think she's got into a point were most black women get, when the criticism is unrelenting the expectations continue to mount. and she just said i'm not quite to make everybody happy, i'm not going to please everybody all the time. but what i am here to do is be the very best vice president for this country that i can be and i'm just going to focus on doing that. democrats always make it about race with kamala, never substance. but kamala can do something biden can't, walk and talk. she met with america's olympic basketball team today in vegas, th

rachel: sympathetic you know you're in trouble when hillary clinton is the only friend left in d.c. you out but just think obama presents himself as a great tactician he likes being the guy behind the curtain. he said that in a "60 minutes" interview i would love to have a third term behind curtain doing that big first move to pass over joe biden. for hillary clinton and joab joe biden is convinced donald trump never would have won had it been him and not hillary clinton so here we are, and this place obama again trying to say we're going punish you out and he's saying why are you trusting this guy he's a bad political record. will: one of the things fascinating is joe biden's self-view. how he views himself -- how he thinks of joe biden. all of the videos going around of joe biden from the 80s, 90s it is interesting to see who he was. because in a lot of ways he's similar. he did definitely revert from anger as you get older that's easily accessible emotion but his style was like i'm mad but saw himself as an outsider what i'm getting at he's had a chip on his shoulder always run f

the clintons, what's going on there? >> -- other topic. >> it can does seem like the clintons are stand by him although to have been there was an op-ed in the hill saying -- rachel: okay. i want to move to j.d. vance, because we talk about the battles going on in the democrat party. but there was a battle since, i think, donald trump came down the escalators, for the heart of the party. what kind of party is this going to be. and i think, you know, the message from donald trump was we're going to be the party of no wars and a workers' party, a party that stands with families. and the corporate interests have been fighting against him since. is the selection of j.d. vance, somebody who clearly has been fighting on behalf of workers and against corporate interests, is that a sign that the battle other, that the party is officially remade many donald trump's image? >> when donald trump came town that escalator, the republican party was the party of big business, country clubs, foreign interventions and foreign wars. donald

i would like to welcome president clinton and mrs.an honor to have you here and i would like to give you the honor to cut the ribbon 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... promised five-year deadline. during that period, israel has changed three administrations from shiumam perez, who was isaak rabin's closest friend to benjamin netanyahu, was the greatest opponent of the peace process and now barak, robin's minister of military affairs, but the negotiations remained unsuccessful and arafat got nothing but hackneet promises. but while arafad had failed to reach the least of his goals, a group in lebanon was materializing his dreams. the lebanese hezbulah movement that was formed in the early 80s with the goal of fighting israel and now become a force to be reckoned with and had made israel retreat during this period. finally, on may 20th, 2000, they forced israel to withdraw from lebano

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now the clinton's the clintons have also endorsed it camera hire is that the democratic party candidate while praising biden's efforts to end the corporate depend they rebuild the us economy and creative new job opportunities. now is that actually what the americans will remember biting for? you know, frankly, americans don't care what the clintons have to say about anything. the clintons are has beens from a previous generation. nobody wants to know what they have to say. nobody respects what they have to say, nobody's going to base their own decisions. and what the clintons have to say, i don't think that cuban has had some successes during the course of this presidency. perhaps the biggest being the bill back better program and, and the something like trillion dollars that has been budget over the next 10 years for infrastructure repairs. but at the same time, inflation has been a terrible problem. the border has been a terrible problem. and these relentless attacks from donald trump have have land. and so joe biden, with those problems on the one side then coupled with the fact that

the clintons also have endorsed the cabinet hires. of course, we don't know how the convention is going to go with this a whole lot of political game. you know, in that we don't know what's going to be out the outcome, but granted is another pressing waiting. we understand that some people are, you know, during her name in to be one of those questions. but if we put them side by side, if it is, i have a camera that harry's or hillary clinton. what do you think would change when it comes to foreign policy of the united states? we started to create a scenario here as well, in terms of foreign policy. if they were elected i, i presume you're assuming that they get elected. i think it's going to be much of the same that we've seen and it's going to bring this country even make it even more divisive. uh but, but that said i, i, i can't get past the fact that cala will be could be the head of the ticket and the 2nd woman would not be a clinton. it would probably be someone like gretchen whitmore, a governor out of michigan. she's younger, s

clinton: thank you so much, michael. that was incredible, helping lay the groundwork for what we need to be thinking about. what is the federal election commission doing to try to set up some of those guardrails on ai fueled disinformation ahead of the 20 when he for election -- 2024 election. comm'r lindenbaum: thank you for having me, it's an honor to be a part of this. the short answer is the ftc is fairly limited in what it can do in this space. there is hope on the horizon and there are different ways -- different ways things are developing. despite the name, the federal election commission only regulates campaign finance laws and federal elections. money in, money out, and transparency. but last year we received a petition for rulemaking asking us to essentially clarify that our fraudulent misrepresentation regulation included artificial intelligence and really deepfakes. and we are in the petition process right now to determine if we should demand that -- amend our regulations and if we can amend our regulations.

. >> whenve you look back at two selected presents ronald reagan in dole clinton. how would they fit into their current party structure? that's a really fascinatinga question and i was in the ronald reagan room with other political scientist last night and i think the answer to that is both of them with pivot to do what they needed to do. we especially have a sense that del quintin is a political creature. he still around and he still a figure to some degree in the party and they think likely clinton would pivot to go in the direction of the party. certainly i tell my students who are at this point born a decade after clinton was president and i tell them about what his political a project was, that's not the democratic party they know. i think ronald reagan would have some challenges in terms of fitting in to where the is going on foreign-policy and on immigration. he was also someone who would down the number political pivots in his life but it's hard to really know how he would fit into that populist isolationist wing of the party because it is so at odds with t

only the clintons can.'s circling biden like a vulture, waiting for him to dro bidene p so she can picks carcass and finally shatter that glass ceiling. finally but clinton can't just n for the kill. she's takingor down biden slowle and methodically. >> it starts with a polln slowlr by a sketchy democrat firm called ben dixonat and ahmadi. they put out a lot of positive polls to spin fo lotr clinton in 16. they're back. this time, they say clinton is the democrats best chance to beat trump with kamalaer bp. as her vp. >> so insulting to kamala. i mean insulti, laughin kamala. >> meanwhile, emerson college, a legit pollster, has kamala polling higher than clinton, but both losin k g to trump pretty significantly. but that's not going to stop hillary. >> her husband's right hand man, james carville, is doing the round r husbans going on news nation to tell democrats biden is cookeratsd. he's going to come to the conclusion that this is just i not a good idea. i don't predict thingss just. i'm just telling you

it was bill clinton and it was hillary clinton i, a beloved, powerful nominee. the last time we nominated a woman, it was hillary clinton. hillary clinton came out immediately and said, i'm with camila. so the grade just got steeper for you, but the door is not get close politically. it's certainly not closed from a bureaucratic, a technical point of view. kamala harris wants to earn that nomination i guarantee you the whip operation is called a whipping operation. she had people who loved her who believe in her, who've worked with her for years, who were calling delegates, who are calling online personalities and other people trying to, trying to get people ready to stick with camila if the ball comes to her and so can you put together a whipping operation that is strongest camilla's in a short period of time you have to look at a lot of different challenges here. but if somebody has the fire in the gut and say listen, i don't believe comic and when it the top of the ticket. i don't believe this. i don't believe that i think i can do it calmly. harrison just sa

were these clinton folks or obama folks? i don't know you can read the tea leaves and guess what you think. but that reaction that night was significant. conversely what could have happened after that debate is that you could've come out of that coverage of a 90 minute debate contra joe blow and he could have said joe biden was just average i give him a c but he did make a good point on this and made a good point on that. and i'm making this up obviously. but trump meanwhile lied and 50 mental run that d dumpy right n. option b was not chosen, option a was. to come back to your question anyway you look at this rubik's cube for the democrats, it is very difficult to understand how they will get their backs off the wall. this is tough stuff i know it is a wonder 10 days before the election this is not the position you want to be in if you want to keep the white house. >> thank you. if you could were going to bring in dana now. she's got new information think about the rubik's cube most people cannot solve those. >> i never did

presentador: nos critiquen y otros lo alaban, el presidente bill clinton en las amenazas que hizo donaldcto para ser presidente, no es acto para ocupar el cargo debe dimitir, no puede llegar el 5 de noviembre productivo. el presidente ha sido un presidente solidario y ha hecho historia como lÍder que ha luchado arduamente por los trabajadores y ha logrado resultados asombrosos pasarÁ la historia como uno de los presidentes mÁs impactantes. >> mes candidato dijo en su cuenta x no estamos compitiendo con candidato estamos compitiendo contra sistema, esto no representa un problema para los demÓcratas. >> nos recuerda que es una crisis grande, pero tiene una soluciÓn las siguientes semanas, tenemos a la convenciÓn demÓcrata entre semanas para tratar de rectificar esto. >> la congresista luna, harris ha hecho mÁs daÑo que cualquier otro vicepresidente las historias de los estados unidos, al ignorar la relaciones, torturas de niÑos hispanos, nos acapara el cargo. >> el presidente barack obama reaccionÓ tambiÉn hoy se nos ha recordado que es un patriota de la mÁs alta categorÍa. >> amen se pron

hillary clinton secretary john kerry. you know, we can go on and on down all the key senators represent of james cliburn who is key to present biden's. victory just came out and announced his endorsement of campbell heiress. i think that this was a very good move at the right time. so as you're seeing there, it sounds like the democratic party is closing ranks around kamala harris. so do you think are, and i'm a nation is no issue and at the next democratic convention as well, i would hope it's a shooting because this is not the time for the democrats to be busy fighting amongst each other now. and now is the time for them to free up get behind come layers, the vice president, the clerk, vice president, and start the process to quickly whittle down who should be the vice presidential candidate alongside her. by the time we get to the democratic convention in chicago, i do think there's already a short list of possible the p nominees for kamala harris. should she get the nomination? i'm, i'm sure that there is. i've heard

i remember one of our last meetings with president clinton, when clinton was still president, he camewell, maybe look at what option, that russia could join nato, just answer at night, i don’t mind, but the entire american delegation became very nervous, then there was only a spoke in the wheels, hostility, the ridiculous overload button that hillary... clinton tried to smuggle into lavrova. the purposeful work of the anglo-saxons was to weaken and ultimately disintegrate russia. it didn't work out. and it will never be possible to weaken and destroy our country. about how the negotiations between putin and modi went in moscow, what the leaders talked about for so long without translators in english, in the zaruben telegram channel and the moscow kremlin putin program immediately after us. fragment. right now , a few minutes before aurus appeared in novogrevo with the prime minister of india on the balcony of putin’s residence, our program saw literally interesting fiery footage for how long have we been telling anyone about presidential events, but we have never seen how presidential

this is exactly the vision that secretary clinton and i had when we started this, how do we take this on. what can we do to help? and this convening cannot be more relevant and important today. and with that, it is my great honor to introduce our co-host of today's event, vivian shiller. one of the highlights of this work that we're doing here at igp is how we are joining forces with incredible partners on meaningful issues. and when vivian and i first met, we knew immediately that we wanted to collaborate. we wanted to work together. we were really passionate about the same topics and i'm so glad we were able to get to this point that we're doing this today. vivian joined the as spend institute where she thread four years ago, as a long career in the intersection of news median and technologies with stints that included president and ceo of npr. head of new york times.com, chief digital officer for nbc news and global head of news at twitter among other things. please join me in welcoming vivian shiller to the stage. [applause] >> thank you so much, keren. i remember too well our mee

clinton lead all the national polls. did she when she did not, she won the popular vote, but she did not. this is something we need to look at. this map is a little crude, but look, robert kennedy, the libertarian party in the green party, they haven't officially chosen their candidate yet those party, so we just have the party label that's there on the ballot. those three in michigan, at least the libertarians in the greens in wisconsin, kennedy in minnesota. you get the picture. this is north carolina. this is this is georgia down here, out here in the western battlegrounds. the third party candidates will be on the ballot. why do i want to bring attention to that? because look at 20:16. hillary clinton we got 48% of the vote nationally. she won the popular vote, but she lost in these states, she lost in michigan wisconsin, elsewhere. look, trump's share was about the same in both elections. it was the third party candidates that cost hillary clinton the election. we cannot forget them going forward the head to head ma