. >> you and hillary had lunch. did you notice them measuring the drapes or anything like that. >> laura: is president obama paving the way for another president clinton? would hillary be the democrats' best choice for 2016? both sides were weigh in. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi everyone, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. "the tonight show" starring president obama. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the same week our government took the unprecedented action of shuttering 19 of our embassies in response to what we have been told was a serious and credible threat of terrorism, the president the sat down with funny man jay leno. bypassing the white house press core, used the popular late night show to make his first public comments on the new global terror threat. >> for all progress we have made, getting bin laden, putting al qaeda between afghanistan and pakistan back on its heels, that, you know, this

, hillary, hillary.'s praising her, and the republicans are terrified of her. they should be. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> we had a great time. she had that post-administration glow. >> yeah. >> you know, when folks leave the white house. like two weeks later, they look great. i could not have more respect for her. she was a great secretary of state. very, very proud of the work she did. >> did you notice her measuring the drapes? anything like that? >> keep in mind, she's been there before. she doesn't have to measure. >> well, welcome back to "hardball." even jay leno asked the president about hillary clinton, and the republicans' reaction to the planned miniseries on hillary clinton and the cnn documentary about the former secretary of state has put her squarely back in the headlines. they concede that the rnc chair has a point in his complaints to the networks with the headline, reince is right. david brockus of "media matters" wrote nbc and cnn heads are calling for the hi

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going to bring hillary to the level.e do not want that try angulation so if she's not progressive, what they're actually doing is setting her up for a loss. the reason why i say that is this. just white people in the united states would vote, we would have a right wing government, fascist government because these people believe in restrictions. not enough white people to get hillary clinton elected. she will have to depend on a coalition of hispanics and blacks. and blacks came out and voted at the highest percentage ever for president obama. so what i am saying is this, hillary is set up to make a fall. >> bill: i don't know about that, eric. i hear you but i think hillary has a lot of support among the hispanic community. bill clinton did. (vo) current tv gets the conversation started weekdays at 9 eastern. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. the troops love me. tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. (vo) sharp tongue. >>excus

hillary is.olling average for the 2016 democratic field, early polls are meaningless, way in the future, but this is the exceptional in those disclaimers. in the modern era of presidential politics we don't see nonincumbent presidents or vice presidents that hillary enjoy this is far out, especially against an incumbent vice president. we're three years away from the next presidential election and big name democrats are already lining up to profess their support for hillary. other potential candidates are going out of their way to defer to her, to make it clear their interest in running hinges on her deciding not to. there's a group called ready for hillary raising money, corralling endoergsmentes and laying groundwork for her if she runs. they announced they raised over $1 million in june. hillary isn't saying anything. she and biden sat down for breakfast and no one knows if the topic of 2016 came up. when hillary finally does make her decision, she may well be deciding joe biden's fate, and th

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the hillary bandwagon wasn't set to rumble till after the 2014 elections, till the hillary forces were fully organized and ready to make their kick. why suddenly does it feel like she's in the driver's seat? well, people are either positioning themselves already for a role in hillary's government or acting to lock in positions they have with either her or the few people she would give authority to hire for her. why does it feel like the train has already left the station? what does this mean for the other side? if the republicans are also looking for jobs in 2016 and need to win to get those jobs, if they see her on the move already, does that mean they're more likely to push a candidate who actually has a good chance of boxing her out for the center? those people in the middle politically? in other words, new jersey governor chris christie. does this help give him a leg up? speaking of boxing out, is that what the earlier than expected coming of hillary is doing to president obama? he's still in the inaugural term of his second term. is he getting brushed aside from the rush for jobs

hillary getting what difference does it make? and then like she was sharon stone in "basic instipg." instinct." >> eww. >> hillary knows what she is doing, guys. she knows how to play these guys and will take that you men just don't a routine to the white house in 2016. am i wrong? >> see, you disagree with me already. bill, keep your mouth shut. keep saying, he says republican infighting is good for the party. is he wrong or really wrong? >> i don't think he is serious. he knows it is awful and that's why he is going to shorten the primary season and make it difficult for candidates who cause two or three candidate usa lot of trouble. th is horrible. chris christie yelling at rand paul and chris christie saying they have to get democrats to vote for us. >> at least they are positioning. >> he wants to stop it as soon as possible. >> why is he picking fights -- i think there is an excuse for two guys who are trying to become the republican nominee to fight with each other. but these two republican operatives -- >> no but he is th

nbc and cnn are producing movies about hillary clintclinton. the media can't get enough of anthony weiner as more details emerge about his sorted >>> a connecticut paper takes a at conservatives and fox news with comparisons to the kkk. that got some reaction from the king of cable. >> i'm not going to let this go. >> and teen sensation justin bieber takes a hit for being pro-life. on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. meteorite.com columnist joe pack ka. ellen ratner, talk radio news service bureau chief. and fox news contributor richard grenell. i'm john scott. "fox news watch" is on right now. >>> this with endless parade of distractions and phony the point is, with an endless distraction of political posturing. endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals. so far for most of this year, we've seen an endless parade and distractions and political posturing and phony scandals and we keep on shifting our attention away from what we should be focused on. >> the president, as you can see

also, hillary. you might have thought the virginia governor's race was all about who would govern virginia but it turns out the virginia gop says it's using the race tols test drive anticipate hillary attacks for 2014. plus, bob filner has been banned from the city's hooters restaurants. but what may surprise you is who's behind the move. >>> and let me finish tonight with why bigger isn't always better. this is "hardball," the place for politics. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. >>> and let me finish tonight >>> the former

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start with hillary clinton.speech and first political since leaving the state department, clinton criticized the supreme court decision over the voting rights of 1965. >> anyone who says that racial discrimination is no longer a problem in american elections must not be paying attention. we do. let's admit it. a long history of shutting people out. african-americans, women, gays and lesbian and people with disabilities and throughout our history we have found too many ways to divide and exclude people from their ownership of the law and protection under the law. >> clinton cited a stunning statistic from the brennan center for justice. in 2013 alone, more than 80 bills have been introduced in 31 states to restrict voting rights. eight states have passed voter i.d. laws or laws to reduce early voting including the latest. north carolina where the governor signed that bill into law just yesterday. let me bring in ma lika hence and lynn sweet. good morning. >> more than 80 bills restricting voting rights in 31 stat

narrowly besting hillary clinton and barack obama. pay no attention to that poll because to the hollywood and new york set, the former first lady is still the hottest commodity out there. at least if their production schedule says anything about it nbc, whose cable network is a 24-hour commercial for the dnc, is planning a four hour mini series simply titled hillary. starting actress diane lane as mrs. clinton. conveniently, it only addresses mrs. clinton's life from 1998 to present. so, if i'm guessing, there won't be a lot on monica or travel gate, vince foster, or the rose law firm. cnn is planning its own film a feature-length documentary that will have a theatrical run in 2014 before it airs on the network in 2015. anticipating charges of bias, cnn insists that its film unit operates separately from its editorial department. okay. and i have not even mentioned the film rodham. are you counting these? it's throw now. that's produced by the people behind the popular twilight saga. that film focuses on hillary's early professional y

. >>> hillary's ahead of schedule but who is driving the bus? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews back in washington. notice news tonight, hillary clinton way ahead of schedule. suddenly it's as if he's she's the next president even if obama is still president. but wait. wait a minute. it wasn't supposed to be like this. the hillary bandwagon wasn't set to rumble till after the 20 14u9 elections till the forces were organized and ready to make their kick. why suddenly does it feel like she's in the pfeiffer's seat. >> people are either positioning themselves already for a role in her government or acting to lock in pentagons they have with either her or the few people she would give authority to hire for her. why does it feel like the train has already left the station? what does this mean for the other side? if the republicans are also looking for jobs in 2016 and need to win to get those jobs, if they see her on the move already, does that mean they're more likely to push a candidate with a good chance of boxing her out

the campaign hillary versus the secretary of state hillary. and it was clear to me by the end that her camp was divided. some people thought she should run and some of hillary land people thought she shouldn't and was ready to put up her feet and put on some fuzzy slippers when she was leaving office and that doesn't seem to be happening. how sure are you that this is actually happening? particularly there's some distracting liabilities, and -- >> we'll find pout when we find -- out when we find out. we're probably wasting a lot of time predicting but giving every indication that she's going to run. you can find -- as each month goes by, i find it harder to find a democrat, someone in her world or out, who thinks she probably won't run. now, the question if it's a good idea, that is not necessarily as clear. i'm surprised by one strain of thought. i've been picking up from some democrats. actually in the conversation of these movies. do we want to relieve all this again? yes, she should have the right to run for president. but do we want to go

we get shot by our own -- >> do you think hillary clinton -- >> they can control hillary clinton. >>k these questions. >> the subtle guy shot across, like all right, clinton. >> you have to worry about robert gibb or the other dude said? >> nevertheless, communication went out. figure it out. >> i am defending chuck todd. i think he was right. i want to talk about maureen doud that writes for "the new york times," became a popular writer during the clinton years. she wrote the clintons have a wiley coyote problem. when they're supposed to float above it all on go good leading into 2016, pop, pop, pop, little explosions go off, reminding us of the troubling connections and values they drag around. >> i don't always agree with her. i think there's something there. it is true for some reason the clintons cannot go for six months without some kind of controversy. >> isn't it awesome? i love it. >> having said that, best pound for pound politician in the united states. >> but she isn't. >> no, she's not. that's why she's going to have opponents in this race. >> but he is going to help her

whereas hillary clinton is a god awful candidate out there. might be an opening for biden as democrats are fed up with the clip tonian entitlement and all their drama. >> in presidential campaigns you have a frontrunner and anti-frontrunner we saw that with mitt romney and others. i think joe biden is the natural choice to be that kind of counter to hillary clinton. what this tells me, monica, frankly, one of the reasons hillary has gotten this moniker as being inevitable is because many believe there was either an implicit or explicit deal between bill clinton and barack obama during the re-election campaign of 2012 whereby if bill clinton was a good boy and helped the president in awn qualifieded way which he wasn't doing until the convention, the president would turn around and clear the path for hillary. now you see the vice president who's very loyal to the president emerging through sources as potentially wanting to run in spite of hillary's run. it leads me to think that now president's focused more on who could protect my legacy better

there is a special standard just for hillary.ich things stick to her when they don't stick to other people. this started right in the very beginning. i mean, she was more successful than her husband when he ran for president. she was making more money than him in the 80s. she was a ceo and this was something that women did. she wasn't demurrer enough for the media then, and things that other people could get away with, it really caused her problems. >> john: rick, back in 2001 a terror attack meant united we stand. and in 2012 terror attack means smear the president we don't like. when it didn't work for obama, they turned the benghazi hate to hillary. now she threw her presidential hat for 2016, you never know how this could play out, this ranker, does this pose a hillary hate? >> what i enjoyed about michael toe matomasky's article, they hd eight years to decide they were okay with her, that will quickly vanish, but the article reminds us how much trouble she had for the left. that will pay off for her. >> john: as it did for a

that she really and truly cares about hillary clinton, and hillary really and truly cares about her,e would be a distraction in anyway, if she were affiliated with hillary clinton and a run for another office. the presidency is what we're talking about, the last thing that secretary clinton would want is to have every single time there's a picture of her with huma standing next to each other, is to be reminded of her husband's infidelities. and that is what -- >> we now have this clip i was trying to get to earlier of hillary speaking today. >> it should reinforce the fundamental principles of the votes rights act and ensure that citizens have the information and access they need to fully participate in our democracy. >> i thought she looked pretty rested. she looked pretty on point politically. this is quite deliberately an unofficial launch pad for i'm going to be there in 2016, is that your take? >> and she's speaking to a constituency that she's going to need. >> you start talking to people about voting rights, that's the basic foundation of being an american citizen. this is who

can hillary clinton win dennis miller's vote for president? moments away. >> bill: washington beat segment tonight. is the pakistani doctor kill -- also problems for hillary clinton's presidential run. joining us from washington ace reporters james rosen and carl cameron. cammeron, begin with you. tell me about hillary. what's going on there. >> she is getting a lot of attention, bill. not the kind she wants. she has been may more public than she said she wanted to be at the stage. the headlines may have harmed more man help. so much so some liberals are starting to dip their toes into the 2016 against her. howard dean whom you very well no s. about to visit iowa and manning new hampshire claiming demand for those left of hillary clinton. talking about 2016 and got rave reviews and the left is even buzzing about massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. they are all getting noticed because clinton has hit a rough patch. >> bill: i don't understand what the rough patch is she is out in the hamptons now staying at $100,000 rental for a month. what

now hillary takes us there.sn't exactly an endorsement, but a compliment, you could definitely say that. barbara bush, daughter of george w. bush, told "people" magazine hillary clinton should run in 2016. she stopped short of saying she'd vote for her, but said clinton is, quote, unbelievably accomplished. at a dark time in politics when it seems the parties can't even agree on what they disagree about, that goes a long way. we need more barbara bushes in the beltway. it was a pleasant surprise to hear from her. she's not the first one in her family to speak positively about the clintons. george w. bush has come out and said she knows what it means to work under pressure. regardless of how you view the clintons or the bushes, both families know what public service is all about or what public service should be all about. you know, ultimately it should be about getting results. it should be about making people's lives better. unfortunately, we've lost sight of that in politics today. if you give someone a complim

>> hillary clinton may pete hillary clinton. she is adopting a set of left- wing ideas before the primary, she may alienate her saw from the average american, she made to feed herself. clare mccaskill was speaking, newt gingrich as well. if not hillary, who? o'malley,en, martin andrew cuomo, charles klobuchar., amy if elected, i will search. >> the bench is pretty thin. a week is a lifetime in politics. three years is an eternity. i do not know if hillary clinton will run in 2016. >> at one time, we were talking about hillary clinton and rudy giuliani. it never really worked out. find thepossible to republican in town that is downright morose about the result in 2013. and you to start winning the votes back. your reaction? >> i am not morose, i am rather serene. all of this gnashing of teeth, enough. a one-year autopsy is enough. i think the prospects in the midterm elections are excellent. the democrats are scared to death about the implementation of obamacare and how that will hurt them. 2016, who has any idea what it will loo

would you save hillary or your dog? >> no, don't answer that.'t answer that. [ laughter ] >> i don't even have a dog and i would say it's a dog. >> bill: rent one just for the day. [ laughter ] >> i would get a kelly dog from a temp agency. >> bill: just so you could make the decision. bradley manning, 8 years, because that looks like what he is going to get. they gave him 35 out -- he behaves in leavenworth what do you say? >> i feel bad for archie manning because eli and peyton are such good kids and he obviously went off the tracks here. >> bill: not the same family. >> i'm sorry i misappropriated that. he better not wear that beret into prison you spy in prison our off disparage correctional facilities that's one place where they still make solemnesque sense. i trust warlock in cellblock d over john roberts at this point as far as jurisprudence goes and he starts ratting people out in prison, this will all take care of itself old bradley manning. >> bill: i don't think is he going to do that leavenworth it's a hard labor facility. it's not t