. >> i'm going to put up something that colin powell said, because other generals have expressed concern about flynn, about his appearance with vladimir putin, about his unrestrained political support of trump, and here's what colin powell said about gener general flynn in a quote from a hacked e-mail. he said flynn got fired as head of d.i.a., abusive with staff, didn't listen, worked against policy, bad management, et cetera. he's been and was right-wing, nutty every -- every since -- he means ever since. is that fair? >> i think it's about right and reflects his be wilderment, that here's a guy that is very

he got wind of this, colin powell. we learned of an email where he said a sharp reply to cheryl mills top advisors. i haven't said anything about hrc. you guys start taking first shot and i will respond and respond in kind. it was sort of warning. in 2015 they didn't bring up colin powell. but recently they did, suggested this was allowed. colin powell wrote up a memo for hillary clinton said you could do all this. this past summer colin powell said that is the not case. they're trying to pin this scandal on me and i'm not going to take it. what i found more fascinating in the last week or two colin powell endorsed hillary clinton over republican donald trump even though he had reservations about email scandal, medical list. melissa: amazing. things that caught my attention, there is so much back and forth. public corruption stresses me, says where we could be headed having the whole entire country for sale if she wins. they talk about, bill clinton doesn't abide by the same set of rules, they're kind of asking other p

colin powell, who would have been the most noteworthy of the conservatives who would have endorsed hillary clinton, and mid-september. they got away with everything. >> i love your reporting. thank you very much, malcolm. >>> we're now joined by democratic senator chris murphy. senator murphy, thank you. another show. we like that here as often as possible. what can the senate do in a bipartisan fashion to really do kind of a fullbat the russians attempted to do, what they got away with, and the consequences of their nasty or mischievous work in this country? we can do. bipartisan investigation, and we can do it right now. trump is inaugerated. we can start that investigation, begin to collect the information record to have open hearings talking about what the russians election. mainstream media, but the fact they clearly penetrated that >> thank you, senator chris murphy. trump watch for this tuesday night, three weeks after the election. for politics. >>> trump watch, tuesday, i noticed during the campaign that mr. trump couldn't give up the stuff he did in front of crowds, even when the

this is from colin powell, a political moderate. look at this whole thing. i want your take on the whole thing. kushner as his consig leairy. it's unbelievable when congress says we can't even do it anymore. we can't hire our relatives. >> terrifying. going back to jared kushner, kri chris. donald trump promised to drain the swamp, fight crony capitalism. he promised to fight corruption. there are his kids, meeting with the prime minister of japan. he is the very definition of crony capitalism at this point. we don't know what's in his taxes. we don't know anything or much about his domestic or international business holdings, so you start there. but to talk about flynn and sessions and pompeo. let's bring pompeo in. what you're seeing right now is going to be the expansion of a national security state. mike pompeo wants to expand the domestic spying that barack obama unfortunately did. everything that edward snowden revealed. he wants to roll back the very limited, limited reforms that took place after snowden. jeff sessions is an implacable foe of the wond

colin powell, who would have been the most noteworthy of the conservatives who would have endorsed hillaryery early, by mid-september. so this was watergate 2.0, only they got away with everything. >> i love your reporting. thank you very much, malcolm. it's fabulous having you on. >>> we're now joined by democratic senator chris murphy. he's from connecticut. senator murphy, thank you. i bumped into you last night on another show. we like that here as often as possible. what can the senate do in a bipartisan fashion to really do kind of a fullbright investigation, a frank church investigation, really bring to light what the russians attempted to do, what they got away with, and the consequences of their nasty or mischievous work in this country? >> i think there are two things we can do. one, as you noted, we can have a bipartisan investigation, and we can do it right now. there is no reason to wait until trump is inaugerated. we can start that investigation, begin to collect the information right now and put it on the record to have open hearings talking about what the russians did to tr

specialist and sounds like colin powell really gave one of them a hard time. >> reporter: yeah. let's go through both of them. very interesting adding more intrigue to the whole e-mail scandal. first of all, brian tayan pagal. sort of joked about the situation and political predicament of 2015 for the clinton camp and then issued this serious warning saying this situation seems suboptimal. said represent me, you still a member of the bar? finally going to do a slew of interviews, which will no doubt be viewed by friends in the press. too little too late. she writes back, not represent, more like buy you advil and items. bryan was one who retrieved all of our e-mails for maurer ra to read. maybe that's why he's avoiding testifying. we checked. it appears maura is from 2008. that's interesting suggesting maybe pagliano had something else going on with the clintons from years ago and that's why he's not talking. that's interesting and so is this e-mail. colin powell, you'll remember the clinton camp recently said he had the same set-up as secretary of state and not necessarily true

colin powell. >> guest: i think it is worth separating out two different issues.e of a nongovernmental e-mail server by secretary clinton that suggests we know colin powell while secretary of state condoleezza rice used a similar set while she was secretary of state and i don't think that anyone is suggesting that using a private e-mail server by itself is illegal. it may be inconsistent with federal records laws but those are accessed modest in penalties and criminal statutes. the e-mails in the case and the reason her critics have been making so much out of this affair is the extent to which in her private e-mail server or shv may have been communicating about the class item information, and there are veryl specific criminal prohibitions on the wrongful disclosure. the there is's classified information and that's where i could see the e-mail taking upae to itself. but the larger point off the top we have had months if not years a discussion of e-mails and we've seen so many of them and have a thorough investigation bc the fbi in putting the director comey that w

when the e-mail scandal first broke and it appears that the clintons were going to say colin powell d the same set up. he did not have a server. look at this e-mail where powell threatens the clintons through cheryl mills and says i haven't been asked for said a word about hrc and won't unless you saw start it. so making it clear that he would fire back if they tried to drag him into the e-mail scandal. then on the clinton foundation. you've heard the name of doug band. there's a new e-mail out today where one of band's associates were saying that while they tried to put new conflict rules in place in 2011, one of band's associates say if you're going to do that you're going to have serious problems of conflicts of interest for bill clinton because he was taking speech money, personal gifts as well as consulting contracts from some of the clinton foundation owners. that according to band and hisc. also revealing that some of bill's one on one meetings cost the donors $100,000 to $140,000 just to get a one on one. then i mentioned pay equity. what's interesting about that issue is you

jay sets up a once in a lifetime corvette drag race between vice president joe biden and general colin powell. take a look. >> the only bad thing about driving an older corvette is there's always some showoff in a new corvette trying to blow your doors off. >> the question is, can he drive? >> he's got better brakes than you. >> he's got better everything >> look who it is. >> where were you? is i kept looking in the mirror. >> they really started trash talking each other to the point the secret service -- they both go -- they almost hit each other. secret service are going "settle down, settle down. get biden out of that car." >> how did you pull it off? how did you get the two of them to do it? >> colinow old cars. that's what he does in his spare time. joe biden has had that corvette. we did a thing on love affairs with cars. like original owner cars. he got it new in '67. only two payments left. no. he got a new one in '67. he's had it all this time. his son surprised him a couple years ago and restored it. but being vice president he couldn't drive it. we went to the secret service train

. >> i'm going to put up something that colin powell said, because other generals have expressed concernut flynn, about his appearance with vladimir putin, about his unrestrained political support of trump, and here's what colin powell said about gener general flynn in a quote from a hacked e-mail. he said flynn got fired as head of d.i.a., abusive with staff, didn't listen, worked against policy, bad management, et cetera. he's been and was right-wing, nutty every -- every since -- he means ever since. is that fair? >> i think it's about right and reflects his be wilderment, that here's a guy that is very talented, very smart, and well-regarded that has kind of fallen apart. he's taken money from government it's he took money from turkey and he did not disclose it, and began advocating on turkey's behalf and advocating that gulan the deported back to turkey, to -- which was an astonishing position for possible national security advisor to take. >> and also andrew kisensy, michael flynn's son, has posted racial things on tweet from 2012. he said one thing minorities voted for b.o., meani

and we brought in colin powell to race him in a corvette. and they really start trash talking each other. >> jimmy: it's the best thing ever. >> and they almost crashed into each other. the secret service goes, slow it dowlo slow them down. >> jimmy: i loved it because i did not see the colin powell part of it coming at all. >> take a look, take a look. >> here's jay leno getting taken for a ride by vice president joe biden in his 1967 corvette. here ya go. >> do you realize this is only the third time i'm getting to drive this in seven years. >> is that right? wow. okay. >> third time. >> you gotta to use them. that's the whole point. >> i know, i know that, but secret service doesn't let me. >> and you're the original owner of this car. >> original owner. august 1967. >> wow. this. you know. when i was younger. >> you've had this to a hundred and sixty. >> yep. >> jimmy: go, joe biden. [ cheers and applause ] go, joe biden. always great to have you on. i appreciate everything you always do for me. oh, i love you. "jay leno's garage" retuyn

colin powell, for instance, as secretary of state, who didn't have the influence, in fact, arguably wasupporting a war he didn't support. >> right. >> you can have those positions, can't you, but not change the course of policy. >> colin powell changed the course of policy but making sure people knew he was a dissenter and his name was never used when you would hear these things. >> he was in front of the security council pushing the case. >> right. so what's really important right now is you have to remember the core group around donald trump are people somewhat in line with his rhetoric during the campaign. now you have in the cabinet posts people who are further away but who he may talk to on a daily or every other day or whatever basis. they are not looking at him as the emperor without clothes but you have to remember his core is still centering around the rhetoric as before. >> appointees such as michael flynn. >> see if he gets a democrat to join the cabinet. >> that's a great question. please enjoy the holiday tomorrow. >>> the least wonderful time of year to get where you're go

colin powell was a national security adviser. left the military temporarily to go and serve the president of the united states. do you see a similarity between those two generals and this general serving as the national security adviser? >> i do not. they had long and storied histories in u.s. government that were never questioned by anything they did in the national security sphere or the political sphere. in the beginning of the bush administration 15 years ago, you remember almost quickly we had that incident with the chinese, where they took down an american military aircraft and a new white house was charged with dealing with a highly sensitive situation in a major adversary, that is china. this man's going to be dealing with very difficult situations, and my sense of him, watching him on the campaign trail, he doesn't have the temperament to deal with them. >> peter bergen, donald trump says he would bring back water boarding to get information from suspected terrorists to protect the american people. the congressman who ha

loyal to donald trump the whole experience, he's been in iraq but he's not like a condi rice or a colin powell type figuring. >> the "times" has been active reporting on this whole process on fifth avenue, besides blocking traffic up there here's the question. loyalty versus perfection for the job. i think he'll lean towards loyalty over perfection for the resume. sitting out there marinading >> i think what he's waiting on is the idea that donald trump doesn't like people who lobby for their jobs too much. in some ways he's backed into this position he had at "the apprentice." it too much and kellyanne conway said he wants people to keep things secret and rudy giuliani has been making reporters think about the fact he might be the secretary of state. what we talked about and one of your guests said, this idea about loyalty, people who stuck with him, that's why we see jeff sessions in the running even though he has problem civil rights backgrounds in his day. so i think donald trump doesn't like the way rudy giuliani is getting the job. state, the "new york times," your paper, yamiche reporte

colin powell who would have been the most noteworthy of the conservatives who would have endorsed hillary early by mid september. so this was watergate 2.0, only they got away with everything. >> i love your reporting. thank you so much, malcolm. it's fabulous having you on. we're now joined by senator chris murphy, fsenate foreign relations committee. we like to have you here. what can the senate do in a bipartisan fashion to really do a fulbright kind of investigation, really bring to light what the russians attempted do, what they got away with, and the consequences of their nasty or mischievous work here in. >> two things. one, we can have a bipartisan investigation and we can do it right now. there is no reason to wait until trump is inaugurated. we can begin to collect the information right now and put it on the record to have open hearings, talking about what the russians did to try influence this election. maybe they didn't break into the mainstream immediamedia, but mog voters get their information from facebook and they clearly penetrated that space. if they get away with it, wi

that's why colin powell is the gold standard. >> can i respond to something jeffrey said? to the winner goes the spoils. that's not the way our political system works. these positions have to be confirmed by the senate. three branches of government and what we have to hope and pray, given the republicans control everything, is that we have more people like rand paul who are actually asking tough questions about whether rudy giuliani is qualified to be secretary of state. i think most republicans, if you gave them a truth serum, would say no way in heck is he qualified to be secretary of state, no matter how loyal he was to donald trump. >> i do know jared kuchner and think he's terrific. the way i can see this working out is that reince priebus has the and jared has the mike dever role. he understands donald trump's interest and is loyal to him. >> glenn beck joins us ahead and has plenty to say about donald trump's choice of picking steve bannon for his chief strategist. >>> how the world sees the new president. you'll hear them when we continue. afoot and light-hearted i

look at colin powell in george w. bush's administration. he often times bit his tongue when a lot of the hawks were going into iraq and making this case that there are weapons of mass destruction, he privately disagreed and a lot of those disagreements were leaked to the press. the big question is -- i don't know that mitt romney is ever going to be an insider in the trump team in the way that hillary clinton was an insider on barack obama's team but he could be a very effective secretary of state the way colin powell was. >> thanks to both of you for joining us. coming up, trump's transition. president-elect trump sounded different in his "new york times" sit down than he did when he was candidate trump. we'll take a deeper dive into his latest comments. trump may be preparing for office but hillary clinton's vote count continues to climb. we'll tell you just how much her lead has grown in the popular vote. an historic number we might be looking at here and getting ready for the big day tomorrow. a survival guide on how to speak to your fa

how did you get the two of them >> colin powell likes to restore old cars. that's what he does in his spare time. joe biden has had that corvette. we did a thing on love affairs with cars. like original owner cars. he got it new in '67. only two payments left. no. he got a new one in '67. he's had itll thi time. his son surprised him a couple years ago and restored it. but being vice president he couldn't drive it. we went to the secret service training facility where there you want. it was great fan. colin powell showed up with his car. >> you've been collecting cars for years. for people who want to get into this, you don't have to spend millions of dollars. >> no. you know, i like the story. sometimes you buy the story. one of my favorite stories, i already owned a hudson hornet. this 94-year-old lady calls me, we bought a hudson hornet new '51. we drove it from new jersey. my husband died in '96. i want it to go to a new home. i go look at it. it's totally worn out. she says will you give me $5,000 for it? i said okay. i bought it. we took it back to the

this was from colin powell, a political moderate and at least a nominal republican. look at this whole thing. i want your take on the whole thing. kushner, as his consigliere, breaking the whole spirit of the anti-nepotism law, which congress even applies to itself. which is like unbelievable. as you know, it's unbelievable when congress says, we can't even do it anymore. we can't hire our relatives. go ahead. >> look, the whole thing is terrifying. going back to jared kushner, chris, i mean, donald trump promised to drain the swamp. he promised to fight crony capitalism. he promised to fight corruption. and there are his kids, you know, meeting with the prime minister of japan. he is the very definition of crony capitalism at this point. we don't know what's in his taxes. we don't know anything about -- or much about his domestic or international business holdings. so you start there. but to talk about flynn and sessions and pompeo, let's bring pompeo in, what you're seeing right now is going to be the expansion of a national security state. mike pompeo wants to --

bush brought in colin powell. i'm really honored and proud a man like that wants to serve in the bush administration. these are the sorts of signals that president-elect trump needs to be sending, honestly. i like rudy. a very able guy, but somebody is putting this out by the way. can i take it behind the scenes? it ain't the democrats, okay? the campaign is about screwing your enemies. >> somebody is putting it out there that rudy giuliani -- >> somebody inside trump land is stabbing rudy in the back. campaign is about screwing your enemies. transition is about screwing your friends. rudy is being screwed by his friends right now. >> come to washington. >> how do you see this transition? >> beyond the ethical questions, the question is, first of all, donald trump, maybe his biggest foreign policy attack on hillary clinton was her support for the iraq war and his supposed opposition to the iraq war. here's a guy who ran against lobbyists and now lobbyists in the transition. ran against the iraq war, brought a ferv

any major known figure, colin powell, whoever, who said i'm not with him just helped him with his message. the answer to your second question is that it is really dangerous. experience does matter in this business. having some knowledge of the world, having relationships matters a great deal and president-elect trump, when he gets in office is not going to quite be flying blind, but pretty close to it in terms of the people he brings in. that is dangerous and i think it is dangerous, this foreign policy philosophy that seems to be emerging from people like michael flynn and mr. bannon. their philosophy is alliances don't help us. they don't like native, they don't like the u.n., they don't like the alliances and partnerships. they see like they would rather work with an autocrat like putin in russia than with our nato allies. and i think we haven't done isish not just to attack -- i get that, but not enough to attack muslims in general seems to be their message. that is why they talk about banning them from the country. i think that could be a recipe for the clash of civilizations we have

. >> colin powel is scheduled to attend temple university. the former joint chief of staff part of leadership for thumb afternoon, the retired four star general will also be part of ribbon cutting ceremony open temple's new veterans student center. >> well, new video as president obama makes the last foreign trip of his presidency, air force one arrived in athens grease, set to talk with greek lead best that country's economy. he's also making stops in germany and peru this week. >>> people across the country and the world have been looking to up catch a glimpse of the rare supermoon. >> phenomenon has some people looking at flood waters, some say the supermoon is to blame for this flooding. >> and, taking his scene, the the what trump has in mine for rudy guiliani, and it is not attorney >> senior trump official says former new york mayor rudy guiliani is the favorite to the secretary of state. has been speculation, giuliani, might be in line for attorney general. during the news conference, president obama said he has concerns about mr. tru

voters by considering colin powell?is was someone going rogue according to top three people in the trump organization. trump furious. have you ever seen anything like this before? are people trying to box donald trump into a corner? >> there's a value and there's a privilege to being in the inner circle. when you're in it, you fight like the dickens inside it. you tell the boss you're right or wrong and clash with anybody you need to clash with but you don't go public with it. that's a cardinal violation of what every staffer has to do. >> especially a communication director. isn't it even a worse sin for somebody who was supposed to promote the president-elect's message. >> what i learned in politics, i spent 21 years in washington, these things aren't the fault of the staff typically the fault of the principal. if the principal creates the environment where everyone in the staff knows you tell me and keep it in this room, you'll have a fair ear shot with me. as soon as people think whoever influences the boss last wil

. >> host: obama's father was an immigrant, colin powell's parents were immigrants. what are we to make of that? >> guest: part of it is that immigrants do feel they've got -- [audio difficulty] i think part of it is a sense of fiction. it's often about how you accommodate all these different places to be. because we are immigrants, we almost always feel like outsiders. colin powell would tell you and i would tell you that as west indians, we were probably looked at -- in fact, he's written about it, with suspicion by some american-born blacks. who are you? [laughter] so you learn to live as kind of a sub, as a minority within a minority, that's something barack obama had too. and because of that, you breakthrough it. you push past it if you want to. you learn how to coexist in all of these different circles and not feel. it's not unusual for me to be in the room with a majority of white people because i'm used to being in a room where i'm the only something else. and you just find a way to a accommodate it. >> host: your family's from barbados and panama? do you thi

>> colin powell likes to restore time. joe biden has had that corvette. we did a thing on love affairs with cars. he got it new in '67, only two payments left. >> he got it new in '67 and had it all this time and his son surprised him a couple years ago and restored it. being vice president, he couldn't drive it. we went to the secret service training facility where there are a couple hundred miles of road where you can do whatever it was great fun. and colin powell showed up with his car. >> you've been collecting cars for years. for people who want to get into this, you don't have to spend millions of dollars. >> no. i like the story. one of my favorite stories, i already owned a hudson hornet. this 94-year-old lady calls me and said, we bought a hudson hornet new in '51 and drove it from new jersey and my husband died in '96 and i to go to a good home. i looked at it, it's totally worn out. she said, will you give me $5,000 for it? i said, okay, i bought it, took it back to the garage and fixed it up and painted it, about 18 month later, lit me see if

colin powell showed up with his car. >> you've been collecting cars for years. for people who want to get into this, you don't have to spend millions of dollars. >> no. you know, i like the story. sometimes you buy the story. one of my favorite stories, i already owned a hudson hornet. this 94-year-old lady calls me, we bought a hudson hornet new in we drove it from new jersey. my husband died in '96. i want it to go to a new home. i go look at it. it's totally worn out. she says will you give me $5,000 for it? i said okay. i bought it. we took it back to the garage, fixed it up, painted it. about 16 months later, it's done. let me see if she's still alive. hello. she's 96. i said you want to go for a ride in my car? oh, no, i got to get my hair done. she looks 70. she says can the kids come? i said sure. the kids are 70 and 72. i go out to the house. they've got her blindfoldedblin. they bring her out blindfolded. she sees the car, gets very emotional. she says let's go for a drive, pretend we're driving cross-country in new jersey. now the 70 and 72-year-old a

it is -- colin powell and bush administration as you know. >> these -- those names wheny this went to foreign countries, they were seen as very important people, very close to the person that they worked with. the problem with mitt romney. lou: i get confused, to me. whoever is in that job is working for the president of the united states. unless we have a president who is leading from behind. >> that is the big difference we had 8 years of -- all people who have not brought any practical experience or accomplishment to the job under the obama administration. lou: where is rudy guliani. the initial favorite? the man who stood at side of donald trump through out his campaign. his trusted friend? >> i think rudy is till very much in the mix. he is the choice. of a lot of people very loyal to donald trump. but donald trump himself has pointed out, just reporting what we heard out in the news . that is prevailing sentiment that is, merging, as much as i agree with matt we have to trust president-elect trump. it has become a lot more problematic than it was in the start. lou: i never heard

different than those who've had the job in recent years -- like hillary clinton, condoleezza rice and colin powell. donations to planned parenthood are surging because of vice president-elect mike pence. people unhappy with the election results have been donating thousands of dollars in pence's name... pence has called for cutting federal money from going to planned parenthood.. a new study shows a growing number of children in the u-s we looked at data from the c-d-c. it shows just more than five percent of children had no insurance 2 years ago ... down from 12-percent six years ago. the uninsured rate dropped even more among children in poor families ... and nine million more kids had a check-up during the year. protests continue across the country -- a week after election day in seattle, hundreds marched through the streets.. police say two men were arrested during a fight. least four schools walked out. iowa's lieutenant governor also weighing in on the recent protests. "peopl ehave a right to protest, free speech but they don't have a right to riot and we need to treat everybody with dignity

the latest batch of emails show the heated exchange between colin powell and top clinton aide cheryl mills. apparently powell did not want his name associated with hillary clinton and her scandal in her campaign. we go to blake berman with more on this. >> an early warning from:powell, to a top hillary clinton aide. in 2015, cheryl mills received a email from an address from cp, cheryl, good talking to you, see link. you don't want to get me into this. that link was attached with a breitbart article showing a personal computer for government business, wasn't comparable because powell did not use a private server. earlier this summer powell griped about how the clinton team tried to pin her problem on him. a concern first voiced, this email shows, a year and a half earlier but powell came out last month and announced he is supporting and voting for hillary clinton. a separate email getting to this briefly shows top campaign aide was admitting to the campaign chairman john podesta that the number of donors to clinton's campaign was at one point publicly inflated after clinton's october

no companies like salesforce whose internal communications were made public as part of the colin powellks. what have the lessons been in this election cycle? treating we have learned something that future candidates or companies today can learn from? candidate orer a company, they all face similar threats. most organizations have been compromised in some fashion. that theo is technologies that are put in place to try to defend against these hacks are inadequate. malware, our technologies can't keep up. then, having the ability to find them very quickly before the data is stolen will be very important moving forward. it is easy to get in with a and all the data is being dumped because it is not encrypted. brad: a spear fish is basically user error. george: they clicked on a link and either give out a username and password or downloaded some malware that wasn't captured by their legacy antivirus technology. brad: do you think all these traumas, going back to the sony, have undermined our use of e-mail? our candidates and ceos thinking twice before clicking to hit the send button? guessing

colin powell and others. think the big question about twofold.lynn is first, whether he is the kind of person who encourages a --ersity of view and debate and a lot of that will depend on who is secretary of state, who is secretary of defense. in an ideal world, any administration wants to think about its national security team holistically. you will remember it was condoleezza rice and bob gates who teamed up to try to get guantanamo closed in the second term -- at the end of the second term of the bush administration. they workmics of how together are extremely important. the other big question is -- i when reportingk about the national security council's processes, the degree to which they spend time on legal questions. can we do this? is this authorized by existing law? even if we want to do it, does it stretch the law too far? this comes up in using offensive cyber, questions of interrogation. i don't know if those are the kind of questions he is accustomed to asking. who is mike pompeo? karen: a relativ

because one of the things that condi rice and colin powell came to him to say was we are about to have failed states all across africa because these young people are dying. their parents are dying, the young people are dying, and the ones that remain, the only people to take care of them are bad actors.. and we have the means to do something different. and so he has continued to work on that in africa and, in fact, i think he's planning to visit later this year. he actually instilled in me a passion for africa. in fact, i've been several times since, i've volunteered at living hope which is a faith-based center in africa that gets pepfar money. but i also have become aligned with mercy ship, and that is a charitable hospital ship that works off the coast of west africa, and it's all surgery. and the work that they do is amazing and angelic really. i think also for president bush that you're going to see him continue to do some amazing things. and maybe next year miami book fair would like to have him talk about a new book he has coming out in march. president bush has just finished --

. >> no, what do you mean with colin powell? is that what you're talking about? 's not the same. >> with powell and his bush administration. >> no. >> next time colin is on, ask him about all of the republican e-mails that were destroyed -- kblou. >> you well know that nobody has a home brew server and did all of their business on it and then destroyed documents after they received a demand letter from the fbi and foia request. don't have time to argue it. >> karl rove was under investigation at the time. >> even if that were true, which it isn't, two wrongs don't make it right. pointing to people's bad behavior to justify other bad behavior never works. i can see that hollywood hills are calling. go enjoy that and we're going to see you again before election day. great to see you, bill. >>> as we get closer to the votes being counted, some folks on the left are going hard on mrs. clinton's critics. >> if hillary is president, what do you think will be the female equivalent of you weren't born in this country. >> we'll show you how the president handle that one wi