possibly the first gentleman of the united states sat down with the author joe conason for conas conason'sew book, "man of the world." conason gained access to bill clinton, chelsea clinton, friends, supporters. he got in the door. joe conason joins us right now. good luck with this book. it's a nice cover, although his head's cut off. the strangest thing, at the pto. >> thank you, chris. >> let me ask you about bill clinton. this is total "people" magazine stuff. he's still a young guy by post-presidential standards. he's still generally healthy. what does he do every morning? does an alarm clock go off? de get up, go to the office, take a shower, go to work? what does he do every day? >> the days are different, chris. there are travel days for him, especially in the campaign season, he's traveling around the country a lot for hillary's campaign. there are work days at the foundation, especially now because as i said in the book, they've been considering for months what to do if she does become president, with the foundation. they know -- >> what does work mean for bill clinton? work. whe

i wanted to begin with joe conason" analysis --joe conason" 'salysis --joe conason analysis of the server and everything surrounding that. guest: within the last month or so, a line or two from my book generated a lot of news coverage, which is that i mentioned in the book that colin powell had advised her to use her personal e-mail and i was the first to reveal that, i think. as he had done. that led to a story in "the new york times," and they may chose it, good covers hillary clinton, helped establish the facts of that story and then it blew up. colonel powell or said he did not remember this and then it turned out that the, indeed, dated five chilly clinton to use personal e-mail, as he had done. did advise hillary clinton to use personal e-mail, as he had done. as general powell did not and as coded clinton should have done better, but she has admitted it is clearthink that she feels that was an error and is not blame it on him. i will say what general powell did was that pfizer to use her personal e-mail and create a context where she might have thought that the decision to was maki

i wanted to begin with joe conason" analysis --joe conason" 'salysis --joe conason analysis of the servernd everything surrounding that. guest: within the last month or so, a line or two from my book generated a lot of news coverage, which is that i mentioned in the book that colin powell had advised her to use her personal e-mail and i was the first to reveal that, i think. as he had done. that led to a story in "the new york times," and they may chose it, good covers hillary clinton, helped establish the facts of that story and then it blew up. colonel powell or said he did not remember this and then it turned out that the, indeed, dated five chilly clinton to use personal e-mail, as he had done. did advise hillary clinton to use personal e-mail, as he had done. as general powell did not and as coded clinton should have done better, but she has admitted it is clearthink that she feels that was an error and is not blame it on him. i will say what general powell did was that pfizer to use her personal e-mail and create a context where she might have thought that the decision to was making

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joe conason, thank you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, hillary clinton faces pundit backlash after calling half of donald trump's supporters "a basket if you feel deplorables." first, mike pence is asked if he would describe david duke as deplorable. his answer after this two-minute break. >>> you know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of the trump supporters in what i call the basket of deplorables. right? they are racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic. islam mo phobic, you name it. >> the now infamous comment about the basket of deplorables. using a brand-new attack ad just like a conventional campaign ad would do. >> speaking to wealthy donors, hillary clinton called tens of millions of americans deplorable. people like you, you and you. deplorable. you know what's deplorable? hillary clinton viciously demonizing hard-working people like you. >> i'm donald trump and i approve this message. >> clinton on the campaign trail today, trump pitted his opponent against, quote, working americans. >> hillary clinton spoke with hatred and derision for the people who making thi

>>oe conason, a new book on bill clinton. >> that's more than one man can take. tats it."morning joe" right now, in the next 15 minutes, you'll get to see tomorrow, the "new york times" maureen dowd with her new book titled "the year of voting dangerously, the derangeable of politics" and vicente fox. >> is this a six-hour version of "morning joe" or the normal three-hour version? >> we're going to compress it. we're going to compress six hours of sugar into a three-hour pack. but the former president, who is no fan of donald trump, will be here. and that's just a dash of what you're going to have tomorrow morning. but still ahead this morning -- >> is he going to be on the show, too? >> i hope so. >> if you put barnicle in there. >> they go to central park and you don't know what happens. seriously, don't know what's going to happen. >> ask him about aleppo and god knows what will happen. >> what is aleppo? so coming up from the south side of chicago to the holes of college campuses. >> while he's onboard with this idea of going away to college and finishing college and

joe conason is the author of the new book. joe, always great to talk to you.cially happy to see you today. so you just heard -- i don't know if you were able to hear a bit of my interview with david brock who back in the day was a hatchet man for the right. why do you suppose that almost anything you throw at the clintons sticks, at least for a certain amount of time, and gets pursued by the media? >> you'd have to ask journalists why they accept arguments from the right which should have been discredited a long time ago. a lot of people in this city, washington, disagreed with me. now, i think they'd acknowledge that what i wrote about this about whitewater and the associated scandals and the hunting of the president was correct. but it's of course too late. now that's -- hovers over them. whitewater. and people don't know that there was nothing to that. >> yeah. >> so, you know, right now, we have examples where judicial watch, the anti-clinton group that's funded secretly to $30 million a year puts out a press release that claims that the clinton foundation

then joe conason will talk about his book on bill clinton's life post-presidency and his role in the clinton foundation and campaign 2016 be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live, sunday morning at 7:00 a.m. >> last july, hawaii congressman mark takai died at the age of 49 after a brief term in congress and a battle with cancer. c-span sat down with congressman takai last year. it is about 20 minutes. >> congressman mark takai of hawaii, representing the first district in that state. how many congressional districts are in hawaii? >> two. we have four members of our delegation. two senators and two congresspeople. >> what do you think of washington? >> i love it. if i did not live in washington, d.c., i would go to the delegation every quarter. never in my wildest dreams did i ever imagined that i would be sitting here as a member of congress. becauseould visit them you were a member of the legislature? >> i was a member of the legislature and a member of the national guard. there were a few opportunities to come to washington, d.c., and it was always a treat. >> it is obv