stuart: we want to know what is his role in the campaign for donald trump, hilary clinton warned thel media companies don't moderate more content we will lose total control. today marks one year since the terror attacks in israel, will this be another forever war we will ask former ambassador to nato kurt volker. stuart: let's see we have not got writing down 80 on they're down and 60 on the nasdaq compared to last week's gains this is tempted, overnight hamas fired a barrage of rockets towards tel aviv to mark one year since their attack on israel, nate foy is intelligent what happened. >> there were two separate rounds of rockets into southern and central israel the second that happened in tel aviv where we heard the sirens and several explosions there was a direct hit, one of the rockets in tel aviv, take a look at the damage you see the crater from the impact, two people injured near the ben gurion airport, this is why israel is operating in god that there are thousands of here is still there take a look at the next video prime minister benjamin netanyahu is still under intense p

created in the 16th year, then trump blamed us. because we the previous president sided with hilary clinton of the ukrainian oligarchs helped hillary clinton and financed a certain program there, so that ukrainian hackers interfered with the work of the servers of the democratic and republican national committee, but you know that then the information was released exclusively against hilary clinton, and it is clear that the russians did it, by the way, it was also proven by american... special services, but trump has a negative attitude towards us, and in fact ukraine was chosen as a whipping boy, that the biden administration gives a lot of money to the corrupt regime in kyiv, which steals this money and launders some of it and gives it back to joseph biden, this is a lie, this is manipulation, because most of the aid that comes to us, it is generally not fin, that is , it is not financial, they give us weapons and ammunition. technology, or buy from other countries on our behalf what we need, and so all these things, they are needed to show how bad joseph biden's government is, that he sp

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the book is called "american woman: the transformation of the modern first lady, from hilary clinton to jill biden." the author, new york times correspondent katie rogers.

the book is called "american woman: the transformation of the modern first lady, from hilary clintonhor, new york times correspondent katie rogers. >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast on our c-span now up. --

that was with gerald ford and hilary clinton in 2016.t the pretty long track record in one of the reasons why so close here we have a political parties i have a lot of split ticket voting in nevada a lot of voters tend to vote not just based off the part of the identify with, they also choose a personality, a specific issue they think with the candidate doing better with. you see a lot of split ticket voting in 2022 we saw a democrat when her election but we also saw republican joel embargo has been an incumbent for governor. that kind of shows how close it can be we are more dynamic. >> is one of the key issues that are animating voters in los angeles? is it the same as what you would expect nationally? >> a little n bit. i think the housing crisis we are more affected. we struggled withe the balancei think like 80% of nevada owned his a lot of processes that have to take place in order for those to be opened up for housing. we are little more affected by theff housing crisis in talking with voters here you will find they struggle to pa

republican national committee, but you know that then the information was released exclusively against hilary clintonear that it was done by the russians, by the way, it was also proven by the american intelligence services, but trump has a negative attitude towards us, and in fact ukraine was chosen as a whipping boy, which the biden administration gives a lot of money to the corrupt regime in kyiv, which steals this money and launders some of it and gives it back. this is a lie, this is a manipulation, because most of the help that comes to us is not at all, that is, it is not financial, we are given weapons, ammunition, equipment, or on our behalf they buy from other countries what we need, and so all these things, they are needed to show how bad joseph biden's government is, that he spends a lot of money on endless war against russia, which can start the third world war, instead of you... solves the problems of the average americans, here is a new topic, this is, then, this hurricane that was in the united states, and there were terrible consequences, and now the trumpians are blaming joe biden i

[cheering and applause] remember crooked hilary clinton? , my rhetoric will keep us out of wars. i finished off isis. we had super generals. weak, stupid people. fear not, we have great generals we wiped them out very quickly. it would take five years. i am not sure we can do it. it took us like four weeks. we have great generals. we have the greatest military in the world. just a lot of people do not know that. and everybody knows it. i saw the other day a report that they issued. if we end up in a war with china , we cannot win. we are not strong enough. i said to myself, assuming that is true, how stupid are you to put out a report like that. how stupid. trump is not truthful. no, i am smart. you don't put out reports like that. it is not true. we would kick their [bleep]. it is not true. [cheering and applause] usa. usa. usa. usa. >> our enemies are laughing at her. they want her to win so bad. they don't want trump. i made this position a very dangerous one because of that. if you drive a racecar, one 10th of 1% chance of dying. if you

>> we are listening to a commencement speaker hilary rodham clinton dressing her class at a moment wherewhat is happening outside of the campus is really just sort of rating civil rights as a huge discussion at this moment in time. to deliver the speech to her fellow graduates, it was considered a really radical thing to do, she challe >> you sorta challenge this idea of the status quo in your row, that nurse we received a standing ovation, that brought the jars the more conservative over an older adults in her bed. >> yes, i think she had a similar apology to some of them in the audience. sample was so controversial about it. >> what is the fact thatem there was no woman it was going to get up and speak out against societal norms and what was expected of young people at that time. >> was unsigned of hilary rodham clinton, first lady tenure, pain groundbreaking. >> i mean,, looking at her entire history, i do think so i think it is also a sign of how much more that she would have wanted to do without road how much more that she did do beyond being first lady afterwards. she's interesting

cork at hilary clinton said look at him is going to take us into wars i said no, no but she said look at that

. >> when hilary clinton was asked about the black vote and she said what he do regular and she saids terrible. that is disgusting and i want to see her hot sauce i don't believe it auto and that's like no hot sauce in her back. >> that's one of the reasons trump has gained ground with black voters those under the age of 40 they realize the quality of life has deteriorated and obviously democrats are prounion workers, do you think a 77% pay raise for the dockworkers is going to lead to price gouging on your bananas that you eat. maria: we don't know that for sure that there's so pro with the black vote, they're not so pro the black community. >> what democrats are doing we shall overcome campaign once every four years, that's when they show up for black voters if they really cared they would not be allowing illegal immigrants to replace their jobs that is why black voters are upset. >> we have to run but she is pulling worse than president biden and african-american voters we have those numbers. maria: we all see through it, black, white we all see through it, let's get to the weathe

cork at hilary clinton said look at him is going to take us into wars i said no, no but she said look at that personality. he is going to take us into wars i said no my personality is going to keep us out of wars and pthat is what we did. we had no wars first the president, other than isis which we defeated in record time. we have a great military remember not these stupid people that you watch on television like millie and madison. the real people the real generals we knocked out isis. they said it would take five years we did in about five weeks. [cheering] we have a great military. i flew to iraq and met with the generals there like central casting. they look like tom cruise but better looking. much better looking actually because they know how to fight spray these guys were great and did a great job for me. we had no wars we had peace through strength. as a is a great thing peace thrh strength. you don't have to send your kids out to war and have your kid blown up for a country of never heard of and does not want to have anything to do with you anyway. i will not send you to fight

with big donors in silicon valley and hollywood et cetera this is no change from 2020 and 2016, hilary clinton outraised donald trump in 2016, it did not matter. maria: that's right. we're just getting started, stay with us markets over as we kick off a busy week of quarterly earnings, were going right into the full swing of quarterly earnings, 20% of the s&p 500 reporting, investors are turning their attention to the november election, the dow slows this morning down 96 nasdaq is down 102 as interest rates move higher, the word on wall street panel is here coming up, america's drugstores are closing out a rapid pace what is causing the companies to shut down operations we have a live report we will take either you watching what is with maria live on fox business, stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm not a doctor. i'm not even in a doctor's office. i'm standing on the streets talking to real people about their heart. how's your heart? my heart's pretty good. —you sure? —i think so. how do you know? you're driving a car, you have the check engine light. but the heart doesn't have a hey, check heart sign. i

rogers first book is called "american woman: the transformation of the modern first lady, from hilary clinton." do you think jill biden's second years as first and second lady have helped over the role? katie: she understood the bubble, the degree of protection that goes into the everyday life of those principles. she had a lot more freedom to move without scrutiny than she does now, but i think it was instructive and she works with michelle obama on the military families initiative that she has carried forward through her time as first lady so there is that connection. i think it did and also being able to teach as second lady, she was able to say, i made this happen then, i will make this happen now. she had the understanding of what it took when the bidens were already in the administration. peter: was michelle obama a tough act to follow? katie: i did not ask of the current first lady this, but according to her aides and finding aids going back to the vice presidenc-- ben aids goingacto the vice presidency, yes, because the expectations surrounding michelle obama and what she would do wit

it was felt that when donald trump beat hilary clinton part of it was the fact she had ignored the state and taken it for granted. >> that is one of the things we see the vice president harris has not done. she is willing to put in the work to go to these blue wall states and wisconsin is a great example of that. what is interesting here is that senator tammy baldwin, she stared down all of the republican congressional delegation there. even the sort of a favored son gallagher there, he retired rather than leave the house and mount a senate challenge against her. yet he is within about a points of senator tammy baldwin. he has made a lot of arguments that are similar to what we've heard from donald trump and senator jd vance. and yet, at a moment went baldwin could use a helping hand from the incumbent in this race, vice president harris -- she is also under the water in the polls and wisconsin. democrats it certainly seems as close to the election they are on the back foot. jon: ohio went for donald trump in 2016. in ohio, republicans think they can pick up senate seat and knock off an

>> well, hilary clinton would be the president and 2016 if all that mattered was money.rs from people that have been voting themselves and to the democrats to keep with the democratic regime going. what you see around the country, i've been in swing states all over pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, the energy on the ground for people that cannot even afford to make a donation, they've got a yard sign. they are out knocking on doors. they are voting. we will see it in the turnout. you are already seeing it in the early voting turnout. setting records across the country because of their enthusiasm. everyone wants to turn the page on harris and biden for years. they want to go back to the peace and prosperity we had under president trump. >> what do you think are the top two issues in this campaign? what has former president trump tapped into? >> well, america politics, the economy is number one. the inflation and interest rates , high energy costs, the gas in your car affects the food on the table, clothing on your back, your electricity prices, all of these things are cr

. >> of course we have seen this before with allison 2016 a lot of concern on the part of hilary clintonign about the fbi director james comey coming out. talking about a case. the judge to set the deadline. but i thought that was an interesting article by an unexpected source. i do go back to is there anyone in america who's a vote will be affected by trumps behavior after the 2020 election why the charges of this case will that affect vote anyone affected by that boat already chosen sides? shannon: are here itching over here got 10 seconds, one. >> is one of these moment to think the guy tried to overthrow the u.s. government and 47% of the american people think it's okay to put them back in the ovaoval office? it's like what? shannon: i'm guessing you don't see it that way, carl, five seconds because i don't like is insured and the 2016 election i don't like at this time around smith did this to be better dealt with after the election. shannon: mike on guessing you don't like it either brick looks too close to the election for. >> of a thank you panel. the supreme court is kicking up

. >> she is some sick bastard that hilary clinton huh? what a sick son of a bitch.leep ] party a bunch of degenerates. low lives, jew haters, and low lifes. the [ bleep ] illegals get whatever they want don't they? >> she's a fake a fraud. she's a pretender. her and her pimp handlers will destroy our country. >> infact, she is the devil whoever screamed that out. she is the antichrist. >> and there's no defense that those were jokes. those weren't jokes. those were beliefs. and donald trump has said not one word about them, because that's what he believes, too. and it is deeply vile. a speaker at trump's rally actually called kamala harris the devil, and let me just say, if i had to pick one candidate in the race who might be the devil, i think i'd go with the guy who in every courtroom sketch looks like he should be surrounded by flames. [ light laughter ] so both campaigns are delivering their closing arguments. and while kamala harris is laying out a very clear agenda that you can agree or disagree, trump can't even say what he will do if he wins. only who'd he a

they are not sure if it is just psd from 2016 with hilary clinton or something.is campaign. but, no, i think sort of the gender in the race issue which are inextricably intertwined here, it is a real thing. if you are kamala harris i think she is partly trying to lean into being tough. she was basically a call. she was a prosecutor. she has a gun, apparently it is a glock. that sounds like a pretty serious type of gun. and, so, yeah. listen. over these next 26 days, i think that you will see some change. i do think that there is a great deal of worry about whether or not they are sort of sleepwalking to the same result. because of the same reasons. around the gender and race paying. is she hanging out too much with liz cheney. thinking that there will be this sort of realignment among republicans. i think she is doing it for a slightly different reason which is the argument as she is a scary progressive black woman that is the fifth member of the squad. hanging out with liz cheney counteracts that. how scary can i be if i'm here with this white suburban lady. tha

the book is called "american woman: the transformation of the modern first lady, from hilary clinton to jill biden." the author, new york times correspondent katie rogers. >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast on our c-span now up. --my name is sally satel now. i'm a senior fellow here at aei. and i have a feeling that many of you are already fans of. rob henderson and and i know the trajectory of his life. but if you going to go through the broad outlines and then he and my colleague naomi schaefer riley who's a child welfare expert here aei will fill in fill in the wisdom of that outline, although wisdom that you extracted a very, very challenging upbringing. sohrab, his mother struggle with addiction and he was and she was deported back to south korea when he was three years old and he never saw her again. he spent the next four years in ten different foster homes in angeles. and at age seven, he was adopted and settled into a lower, lower class home in red bluff, california, which seems stable. and he had a for the first time but that stability was shat

>> joe on that media up front if you were to flip the script and do this about kamala harris, hilary clinton, model lewinsky's ex-boyfriend's wife. or any of the prominent democrats out there, what would that be like to the american people. >> apocalyptic the zeal of whee that comes to mind. you had biden's commerce achieved just on nbc news last week segued to extinguish donald trump. dan goldman is a poor man's adam schiff near congressman he said donald trump must be eliminated. this is beyond like we have to beat him at the ballot box. you call submit threat over and over again to tammy's point the second assassination attempt he read the letters overwritten by this guy he is literally quoted democrats saying trump is a threat to democracy that must be stopped for you say that over and over enough crazies will try to take them out. >> candidate you are certainly among many things a pop-culture expert. can you see this going to the younger voters the younger generation beyond just the existenial threat attack and potential of somebody going hey it is my turn to try this. >> this is a very

georgetown is proud to present the 2024 hilary rodham clinton award to advancing women in leadership,eace and security to the former president of lithuania, dalia gryhbauskaite. [applause] [applause] ms. revere: kersti kaljulaid is another inspiring example of high level female political leadership in the baltic region. in 2016 she was elected the fifth president of estonia and first female head of state since the country declared its independence from the soviet union. her political trajectory included working across the sectors. when estonia joined the european union she was the representative to the european court of auditors. earlier she had served as economic advisor to the prime minister and held several positions in business, including c.f.o. and c.e.o. of i.r.u. the power plant of the state owned energy company, being the first woman to lead a power plant in her country. as president, she worked to digitize estonia. today in estonia, citizens vote, pay taxes and manage government services all online. earning the government a reputation as the most advanced digital society in t

hilary clinton 2016 said donald trump had the election stolen by vladimir putin because the russiansn for a long time. if we want to say we need to respect the results of the election, i am on board. if we would just say as tim walz assange is a problem republicans have, it don't buy that. >> governor? generally six was not facebook ads. i think revision history on this. i do not understand how we got to this point. but the issue is that happen. all of us say there's no place for this. it has massive repercussions. this idea there censorship to stop people from doing threatening to kill someone, threatening to do something censorship. censorship is right. something for everyone tonight i think this is a conversation we want to hear. there is a lot of agreement we are miles apart arm. this was a threat to our democracy and away we have not seen in manifested itself because of donald trump's inability to say he's skilled saying he didn't lose the election. did he lose the 2020 election? >> tim on focus on the future. did kamala harris censor americans from speaking their mind and the w

she knows the hard math if hilary the clinton's narrow 2016 wisconsin loss and what it took to deliver biden's narrow 2020 when cautiously optimistic. now, i'll she rallied her team and run once the 2024 canvassing numbers, you here without going through the heart of milwaukee. and in some cases, that runs through this office and the work that our team does but also we're seeing folks in heavily red areas that are getting together with other women at coffee shops without their husbands knowing, for example, and starting to have those conversations, we got the most now off the charts, support among women is critical for harris when these canvassers encounter a trump supporter, it is almost always a black man, one of the things that we've heard is people are like, well, i think i had more money in my pocket when trump was in office because of the stimulus checks during the pandemic kind of wound that's all you got. >> brian, mick mercury was a lifelong democrat, but he voted for trump in 2020, is undecided, but leaning trump this year, the cost of living gas, food prices, you know, grand

by the way, and hilary clinton said the exact same thing. the exact same thing. like usually.d you hear him say that he was a lock of donald trump? but he may in the political sense. anyways, this is not come from random acts the guy who wants to be vice president, failed presidential candidate thousand 16 as she conceded that election at question can open she has conceded 2016. and then msnbc, nevermind i do want to talk about it. this is a dangerously, dangerous nasty stuff one of the most negative, vile, hate campaigns i've seen of any candidate. you compare that to the joy and happiness that we are campaigning on to make sure we elected donald trump the next president of the united states. now why come if you are witting you are so confident you're going to win wire is so confident people are behind you would you get so vile and so it dangerously divisive in the way they're doing it? because they are desperate for the another going to lose. that most importantly what do they not want to talk about? what does she not want this campaign to be about? she wanted to be about fa

new york city at madison square garden that's where the dnc held the convention at which bill clinton, hilary's husband of course that the following, pretty dynamic speech and kind of mimic what donald trump was saying, he said the thing that makes me angry, we actually have the soundbite, let's play that. roll tape. >> the thing that makes me angry about what has gone wrong in the last 12 years is that our government has lost touch with our values while our politicians continue to shout about them. i am tired of it. i was raised to believe the american dream is built on rewarding hard work but we have seen the folks in washington turned the american ethic on his head. david: a lot of the trump insults are not there in the other kind of birdseed that he peppers his speech with but the message sounds very similar. >> i think there were headlines that came out in the madison square garden event last night that were not helpful to the trump campaign by trying to demonize his big rally is somehow out of bounds because of the nazi rally almost 100 years ago as part and parcel of the democratic closi

clinton? kamala out of the race so hilary can get in. would you blame them?s like i'm going to love this woman and put my woman back in so he can be the first man in the white house in the interim program. expect nothing from these people, do what it takes. >> family congratulations are in order, the rock 'n' roll hall of fame tonight along with ozzy osbourne who proved possible to eat that and not get blamed for starting covid. [laughter] list include mary j/is the legendary rock band border although it was awkward because joe biden and foreigners were in cleveland and sent stimulus checks and trump claims they were eating local house pets. america is in need of a here also tonight will go to, come to find out who was a bidet. >> who is the dmd voting for? trump carol? >> no the team at breonna's boyfriend -- [applause] ♪ a girl. liberators trying to figure out barack obama and joe biden's green tree ~ at kennedy's funeral this week and you got to back because it's hard enough to know when he's talking out loud. [laughter] her only president is made sign lan

but when i think it came to the actual campaign now, it could have been a sort of a hilary clinton stylemonth? but, you know, in 2016, hillary had the those fbi emails shackle around her neck, which, you know, constantly came up. now, boris might have had the covid shackle around his neck during that election campaign, but people are very easy. i think , and able are very easy. i think, and able to, during a campaign to look at someone that might have been putting forward an optimistic, happy 90 putting forward an optimistic, happy go lucky vision to say that, look, covid is in the past, mistakes were made. but you know, we've got a turbocharged the economy, we've still got to hang on to, to these brexit freedoms under , you these brexit freedoms under, you know sir keir, you know, whatever his name is , snooze, a whatever his name is, snooze, a snooze fest or whatever. >> crushing crushing snooze fest. whatever. >> exactly. you know the kind of words that boris came out for, sir keir, i think it would have actually made a huge difference. rishi was just very unable to. >> i do think kei

recent years have been stinging like these in 2016 between trump and hillary clinton this is the first time ever, ever that hilary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. i have now stood next to donald trump longer than any of his campaign made anna jurors what's the cost of bombing at the dinner you never want a bad joke or a sort of a self-inflicted disaster to become a dominant part of the conversation when you're trying to get momentum and win the race donald trump said that staffers at fox news helped him write his speech for the al smith dinner saying they wrote some jokes and quote, for the most part, i didn't like any of them. >> fox news denies that issuing a statement saying that no employee or freelancer of theirs wrote those jokes. wolf, i, brian todd, thanks. thank you very, very much. let's get back to the campaign trail right now where former president barak obama will soon hold his second campaign event to rally support for kamala harris. we're standing by for that rally and arizona right now. we're also learning more about how the harris campaign is l

i was at the al smith dinner eight years ago when hillary clinton was there and donald trump was there. i have got to say, he was hilarious and he was even better last night. this guy is painted, todd and carley, the next hitler, angry, extremists and will destroy democracy and you see whatever version of donald trump last night, which is actually donald trump, right? a guy that once ruled the airwaves and won the presidency of 2016 when nobody thought he had a shot. that donald trump we saw last night was majestic. i don't use that word very often. and the reason why he owned the evening and he's owning the news cycle right now is because kamala harris' handlers thought it was a really great idea for her not to go to that manner. that has not happened since 1984. we are talking 40 years ago and that was walter mondale, democrat who won exactly one stayed out of 50 in that race. so a big error by a kamala harris. she is joined by video, which looked horrible. donald trump, again, on the evening was hilarious and got a standing ovation in manhattan by the elites in new york. what does that tell us, carley? >> carley: it's

the effect of the matter is, people still recall how hilary clinton did not make a wisconsin visit infrankly, again, in a close margin like this state is going to be, like michigan, like pencil venue, you are notjust try to make sure somebody shows up try to make sure somebody shows up for vote early, your try to get them to if not bring a friend, have a conversation with a friend that maybe gets them to vote for the first time, or vote for the first time, or vote for the first time, differently, that how they did all their lives up until this year.— they did all their lives up until this year. pat kreitlow and steve _ until this year. pat kreitlow and steve gruber _ until this year. pat kreitlow and steve gruber of - until this year. pat kreitlow and steve gruber of it - until this year. pat kreitlow and steve gruber of it is . until this year. pat kreitlow i and steve gruber of it is great to talk to you both and hear the conversation you are hearing, a little bit for our audience. thank you very much indeed for being with us. you can watch our special coverage of the election here