hillary clinton: absolutely.ave been saying that -- again i gave a big speech about what i , would do as president, and to deal with enforcing the agreement, because there are a lot of important details and the iranians have to know from the beginning that they will pay a price, that there will be consequences for any misbehavior or breaches, and we have to now turn our attention to dealing with their other bad behaviors. exporting terrorism, destabilizing other regimes. there is a bucket of problems we have to deal with. charlie: how do we deal with them? hillary clinton: i would rather deal with those with the nuclear charlie: i'm not arguing about the nuclear deal. clinton: this is a big deal. with the nuclear program, literally under lead so to speak, now it is not so important that we stay as focused. we are not spending all our time and effort dealing with the nuclear program, which they really got under the fast track when bush was president. now, we had to look at all the other bad behavior, and have the

if your hesitation in sporting hillary -- supporting hillary isn't about her message but about her as a messager, ask yourself if you're falling into their trap. ask yourself why the loudest speculation about hillary's supposed problems with the left is coming from the right. ask yourself why karl rove and the republican national committee are suddenly so concerned about the unchecked power of big banks. ask yourself whether you really believe that hillary is just another cynical politician or whether it's the concerted effort to undermine her authenticity despite a lifetime of proof that is itself a cynical example of politics at its worst. and ask yourself why we are letting our foes what to think about someone who has stood up for our issues and our values our entire life. we have an opportunity in 2016 to make history again, and i for one don't intend to let the republicans bamboozle us into blowing it. thank you. [applause] >> you have been listening to david brock about his new book, "killing the messenger." we'll now begin the talk with david from a series of questions from me

hillary clinton: well -- charlie: it takes two to tango. hillary clinton: he got a lot done.harlie: how can he do it? hillary clinton: get at it every day. charlie: it's not enough. hillary clinton: it starts with that, it starts with nurturing relationships. lady, when irst was a senator or secretary of state, i worked across the aisle all the time. sometimes there was only one thing that i could find to work with somebody on, because everybody -- everything else we were at odds. charlie: so you say to the new speaker of the house, hillary clinton is someone you can feel it, i'm prepared to reach out to you. hillary clinton: right, and i will do anything to find common ground, but i will also stand my ground. there are some things that are not good for the country. i will not give in on those. but there is a lot of room to find common ground. charlie: buton: you know a lot of people think the biggest problem for americans washington. and that is part reflected in the politics we see. hillary clinton: that's true. but look at the way our founders set it up. they set up the se

that is hillary clinton. you know, aside from the fact that she is, as far as we are concerned, the smartest person, the most experienced, the most committed, i am supporting hillary because of who she is and who she draws inspiration from. that is her mother, dorothy. some of you know that i would not be standing here were not for my courageous mother who fled an abusive marriage in japan to bring me and my two brothers to this country so we could have a chance for a better life. it was really tough. she had low paying jobs, no job security, no health insurance. she persevered. that is what hillary's mother dorothy day. she was abandoned at a young age, went to live with her grandparents, began working for other people. she persevered. that is what hillary learned from her mom. dorothy's battle is hillary's .attle for middle-class families, and all those that want to get into the middle class. senators aremen the first women to get elected to the united states senate from our respective states. [applause] th

i would like to introduce you to hillary clinton, and also say, hillary, we're counting on you. [applause] thank you all. thank you. i am really delighted to be here on the first winter day the season. [laughter] hillary clinton: to be here in this beautiful city in a church that has been the site of a lot of occasions. and especially to be introduced by brenda, who -- as she said, i first met in a town hall in dover. all those months ago. and you know, when you call on people in town halls, you have no idea what they're going to say or what they are going to ask. and when i called on her, she basically said i have a husband with early onset alzheimer's, i have a mother with alzheimer's. i'm taking care of them. what are you going to do about alzheimer's? and, it really caused me to think hard about the kind of president i want to be. obviously, i want to be a president who gets the economy moving for everybody. and gets incomes rising and more good paying jobs. i want to be a president that keeps us safe and secure and takes on the threat and dangers that we face. but i also wa

to support hillary. so i just want us to all know, whatever the circumstances, appendix or not, we are going to be there for hillary. we're going to get the vote out and we're going to make sure that equal pay does become the law the land. now, if i can just say a great word about my tremendous colleague from michigan. you know, hillary has fought for health care her entire life, and when senator stabenow was on health care committee, i think it said it all. the republicans i should say, the republicans tried to take out basically the provision for women's health care for preventive care. even one of my colleagues on other side of the aisle said, why do you need preventative care? we don't even need to take care of this. and debbie starred in and said no, but your mom did and that's why we're keeping preventive care in the dilbert and please welcome senator debbie stabenow. [cheers and applause] >> all right. hello, hillary land. we are ready to rock 'n roll. you know, it's a wonderful being here with al

hillary clinton f hillary clinton tried to get her punches in. she claims that donald trump, with his push for a temporary ban on muslims coming into america, is becoming isis' biggest recruiter. they obviously disagree with that in the trump camp. but that was her chance to take him on. what i found interesting, though, as she tried to show off her credentials as a former secretary of state, she may have slipped up a bit, talking about the president's isis strategy saying now, after these adjustments, we are where we need to be in the fight against isis. not a lot of americans, when you look at the polls, believe that statement. >> so ed, who was watching? >> we were watching. i'm not sure a lot of voters were watching. this is the second time in recent weeks that the democratic national committee has had a big democratic presidential debate on a saturday night. this time, of course, the saturday before christmas. people are either in church, shopping, or somewhere else. not necessarily watch thing debate. and i think the bottom line is, a key m

be careful hillary as you play the war on women or women being degraded card. card.but then -- the twitter account run by the three girls who got hillary to come to keota answered back with: with:sorry @realdonaldtrump, you can't stage passion & determination of young people. also, @ us next time. #stopbullying now -- we look at their voice -- what the candidates and their campaigns are posting on social media. media.if your a seinfeld fan -- you know all about festivus -- and the tradition about the "airing of grievences" that comes along with it.republican presidential candidate rand paul decided to celebrate the holiday wednesday of this week and it was pretty hilarious.he sent out more than 10 tweets -- talking about how his fellow presidential candidates were going to get the festivus treatment. treatment.he says "after the debates -- donald trump always trying to give away his made in china ties -- weird. weird.the next one -- "my friend ted cruz has still not pledged to issue executive is not real bacon. makes me suspicious. suspicious.then he says "i ha

forlieve i could vote someone else before hillary clinton.ost: another viewer says, won because he is not a war machine. trump a winner. no one loves more attention than the donald, and he was mentioned over and over again last night. moderator, also a winner. she was the start of the show as the chief global correspondent did exactly what a moderator candidates allow the to mix it up, and interjected when something was not right. martin o'malley came in with a by his low point came when he mentioned he came from a different generation than the other candidates on stage, a not so subtle attempt to call sanders and clinton old erie everys also a loser, sanders answers seemed to devolve into shouting and outrage. also, no justification for hosting a debate on a saturday, six days before christmas. john, democratic line, good morning. caller: yes. i was calling to say, on the they askedhen it as about the hair when epidemic, they did not say anything about .he mexican cartel we need to get a handle on this immigration to see really who our frien

america love hillary clinton? >> everybody should. with respect to my own husband, i am probably still going to pick the flowers and the china for state dinners and stuff like that. >> a little synopsis, a little something to highlight this two-hour plus democratic presidential debate. hillary clinton is a very good debater. i think she's made it clear on repeated occasions and david axelrod, in 2007, 2008, she was a good debater. she did well tonight. >> absolutely she did well. i agree with the democrats who are here on this panel in saying that the dnc, whomever was worried about her debating was crazy, basically. >> the accusation against the dnc only sticks -- republican ves many more and some of these debates are on a weekend and saturday night when most people aren't home. >> the saturday before christmas, exactly. to be fair, we don't know exactly who did it and why, but yes, of course, she has a lot of experience at this. she did it how many times during the democratic -- >> 25. >> but who is counting? du

number three hillary is ahead in all the polls, i'm not sure why you are criticizing hillary.say also that it's bad that she had a bathroom break. are you kidding me? is that what we are. >> no, no, not that. but she came back late to a debate being televised live on abc. >> i truly and i don't think any voter is going to care. >> by the way dan i think she occupied that restroom other, i guess bernie sanders was trying to get in there. >> eric, listen i don't know if the l.a. bubble is much better by the way. clinton is elitist insider leveraging because she has no principle. do they care that she went to the bathroom. that's not the point. that's not what i said. you skewed my words. what i said was the fact that she came back late gave the appearance on tv she doesn't seem to care about everyone else. biting narrative are the ones that fit the preexisting narrative. >> all right dan to who did it give that impression number one? number two. >> one you said. >> talk about a bubble? >> i don't live in west palm beach, i live in palm city. secondly, you are talking about mrs.

of a crude term against hillary and his slam against her bathroom habits. >> where did hillary go?hey had to start the debate without her, phase 2. why? i -- i know where she went. it's disgusting, i don't want to talk about it. no, it's too disgusting. >> with donald trump, my goodness, if there's a subtext, do you need a subtext? do you need to know the hidden meaning behind what is already offensive on his face? people are hyper sensitive to everything. i thought it was a funny comment. i don't think it makes him sexist. >> are the pundits overreacting? with trump's latest attack on bill clinton, will they focus on his past misconduct? >>> the washington post yanks a mean cartoon depicting ted cruz's children as monkeys. >> i saw that cartoon. not much ticks me off, but making fun of my girls, that will do it. >> should the newspaper apologize? >>> plus "new york times" and other news outlets diving into virtual reality, but if the story is only virtually real, is it real journalism? i'm howard kurtz, this is "mediabuzz." >>> it was during a democratic debate last weekend that h

hillary clinton for reproductive choice. trump says no. hillary clinton for paid family leave. trump says no. for affordable health care for kids, trump says no. that's why he has a disapproval rating of an astounding 68% among women. >> katrina? >> this is so interesting. talking about criminals and murderers? so this is a hillary clinton tactic. this is not donald trump that started to talk about bill clinton. this was hillary clinton calling him a sexist. and she's just putting him on notice that before you start calling me names, you need to stay closer to home with the antics that she's trying to use. the fact of the matter is, hillary is running on the woman card. she's said it before and she said it again. she's running because she has to have women to win. the problem is, hillary is polling statistically tied with women, with all of the republican candidates at the top. this has nothing to do with iowa. this has everything to do with hillary clinton trying to paint donald trump as a sexist. just like she would do with any other candidate that she felt like she might hav

not that hillary cannot.he's certainly pulling a lot of people in, but as dana mentioned he gets people very excited about the process. and even if hillary clinton has a wide advantage in the democratic primary and might not need as many votes as she would if there was a far more contested one, getting people excited early gets them involved. you get them involved then you get them knocking on doors, and that's how democrats will hope they win in november. >> when he won back in '92, the democratic presidential nomination, david, and when he was running for president she was out there campaigning together with him. and he would often say you get two for the price of one. should she regroup that line, if you will? >> well, she has indicated that it will be that way. she said as recently as this weekend in the debate she said she's going to rely on him the way other presidents like george w. bush or barack obama has relied upon him sending him on certain missions, asking for his help. but she clearly also said

i love running against hillary. i haven't started with hillary yet. what happened to her? i'm watching the debate and she disappeared. where did she go? where did she go? i thought she quit. i thought she gave up. where did she go? where did hillary go? they had to start the debate without her, phase two. i know where she went. it's disgusting. i don't want to talk about it. it's too disgusting. don't say it. it's disgusting. we want to be very, very straight up. okay? i thought -- wasn't that a weird deal. we're ready to start, looking. they gave her every benefit of the doubt because, you know, it's abc and she practically owns abc. she really does. george interviewed me. did anybody see that interview? but, you know, he's a big hillary fan. tonight i was interviewed by another hillary fan on abc. he's all right. he's okay. relax. relax. relax. take it easy. >> all right. donald trump speaking in grand rapids, michigan right now. you heard him right there going after jeb bush but mostly tonight, hillary clinton for those comments she made at the debate saturday night say

it's just another hillary lie. she lies like crazy about everything, whether it's trips where she was being gunned down in a helicopter or an airplane. she's a liar. everybody knows that. but she just made this up in thin air. i will demand an apology from hillary. she should apologize. she lies about e-mails. she lies about whitewater. she lies about everything. she will be a disaster as president of the united states. >> well, clinton's campaign spokesman responded by broadening the charge against trump. hell, no. hillary will not be apologizing to donald trump for correctly pointing out how his fateful rhetoric only helps isis recruit more terrorists. katy tur is in grand rapids, michigan, tonight, where donald trump is about to hold a big rally tonight. robert costa, "the washington post." paul singer is washington correspondent with "usa today." katy, can you hear me? it's interesting everybody in that audience agreed trump was not a good thing in the country in terms of his anti-islamic rhetoric and our fight

and hillary better get her game on. >> does hillary know what she is doing jumping in this fray withald trump especially with this topic war on women. you have to be very careful. we all know where they are going on this. he is talking about bill clinton's some would say he had the most vicious war on women of anyone. >> he is baiting her and no, eric, i don't think she knows how to handle anything like donald trump. i think this is good for trump. here is why. if we go back to the first republican debate there were many people on the right saying well, you know, she was at his wedding and maybe that was kind of like hey is he going to be able to go toe to toe with her in adversarial way. i think it's helpful to him and hillary benefits too. here is why. there are going to be some people eric, no matter i think he is right that trump is making no mistakes but some are offended by you this language by trump. those are the people that hillary will benefit from because he is right again she is not getting that enthusiasm on her own. she will have a default having tri from the anti-trump

just stay on hillary. made it up. >> no, no, no, no. >> richard, i spent a lot of time on the internet and watch tv nonstop throughout the day. i have not seen one isis video. i have seen a lot of them blaming donald trump. >> unless you know how to speak arabic, eric, i bet you are not watching cnn arabic or al jazeera in arabic. i bet you are not watching bbc arabic. go watch those channels. you will see donald trump is all over them. this is actually not in dispute. >> you know what's all over them, richard, obama's face is all over them. you had an isis, a jihadiist beheading an american journalist and then coming out and saying had obama's arrogant foreign policy, the one that's causing. this so to say that trump. >> meaning what we should hold back and not take on isis? that's what they are saying, mercedes, they are saying if we don't fight isis we will leave you alone. >> she lied about the fact that it would be isis recruitment tool. here is the deal for isis. this is a war against western civiliz

i think the hillary think it's a plus for hillary. i think the hillary people are wrong. out there that that's very strange that somehow donald trump whose got these nuclear vision that destroys candidates with mocking and insults and his powers are useless against democrats. i don't -- i don't really buy it. i think that we now know about donald trump, whether you like him or not, i'm not a big fan, he's able to get arguments and insults and topics into the media bloodstream like anybody else. stuart: yeah. >> and people talking about bill clinton's behavior -- not just with monica but there's a whole host of things in bill clinton's closet going way back. i think it's entirely fair game and probably very smart for trump in the sense that it is something that will get even people like me and other conservatives who aren't fans of his to say, well, at best this is like the iran, iraq war. let's watch these guys go after each other. stuart: i think what trump has done apart from just bringing sexual history back to the front burner. he has given people the vision of what h

hillary clinton f hillary clinton tried to get her punches in. she claims that donald trump, with his push for a temporary ban on muslims coming into america, is becoming isis' biggest recruiter. they obviously disagree with that in the trump camp. but that was her chance to take him on. what i found interesting, though, as she tried to show off her credentials as a former secretary of state, she may have slipped up a bit, talking about the president's isis strategy saying now, after these adjustments, we are where we need to be in the fight against isis. not a lot of americans, when you look at the polls, believe that statement. >> so ed, who was watching? >> we were watching. i'm not sure a lot of voters were watching. this is the second time in recent weeks that the democratic national committee has had a big democratic presidential debate on a saturday night. this time, of course, the saturday before christmas. people are either in church, shopping, or somewhere else. not necessarily watch thing debate. and i think the bottom line is, a key m

why hillary clinton, i'm sorry, why bernie sander windshield hillary clinton leading so far? >> we did an exhaustive poll of our members since september and we had tens of thousands of our members vote in that poll and they voted for bernie sanders. they voted first of all whether we should endorse or not and they chose bernie sanders as the person we should endorse. >> give me the voice of the cwa and what he would say if he were here. >> why bernie because he's the guy that's going to stand up for the middle class and working people in the country better than any other candidate. >> he's a progressive and social democrat. is he more progressive than hillary? >> i don't know but his stance on working people is what we want to hear and what most kwun i don't knows want to hear even though a lot of unions are backing hillary. we thought we needed somebody who was not ready for politics as usual and that happens to be bernie sanders. >> i love your activity here. thanks so much, mr. president. cwa endorsement was the only big announcement from the campaign today. the vermont se

why didn't bernie call hillary or perhaps maybe send her a personal note?why did he make a public apology? >> you know, i'm a little puzzled as to what his strategy was. it was certainly exciting on friday to see sanders take on the dnc in the way that he did. so i am a little puzzled as to why he sort of backed down in the way that he did. not just in the debate but in the past couple of debates i would have expected to see a little bit more fire from him in terms of attacking her. >> maybe in this particular instance he was trying to make sure his voters knew he wasn't up to no good and he is still a truthful candidate. perhaps. don't know. thank you so much. >> thanks very much. >>> arthel, there's major news to talk about prostate cancer patients. coming up, we'll explain what type of treat researchers say is more effective than others. >>> plus, we are going to look at starting a family if you are. we'll tell you which age doctors say is the best time for a woman to have a baby and why. s with this helzberg diamonds 1-carat diamond ring, now just $1,29

it's not good news for hillary clinton w-- trump who loses to hillary clinton. last night clinton disparaged trump's plan to ban muslims entering the u.s. and gave her republican opponents newed toer by painting a rosy scenario about the war against isis. >> no. we finally are where we need to be. we have a strategy and a commitment to go after isis, which is a danger to us as well as the region. >> joining me now republican presidential candidate rand paul. thank you for joining us. you heard hillary clinton saying we're finally where we need to be. what do you think? z>> i think the difficulty is actually trying to get a coalition on the ground that will fight isis. because i've said all along the only way to defeat them for the long-term is to have sunni muslim boots on the ground. that's easier said than done. you know, i would like to saudis, jordanians on the ground fighting isis. most of them still want to fight from the air and not the ground. also, it's difficult if the battle isn't joined by the sectarian shiite army in bagh d baghdad. i don't think it

hillary has got a record. got the record and she's going to have to stand up and defend what she said about isis last night. she's going to have to defend what she did in benghazi and defend all of the these decisions that she's made. the republican nominee, whoever that individual is going to be, is going to bring in a group of really capable men and women that reflect that knowledge about what veterans need. one of the great -- >> i've got to -- >> on veterans side of things, i'm telling you barack obama and i think in the democrat party is going to have a lot of answers they'll have to give to veterans. >> governor and congresswoman, thanks so much. the epic bat many and heroic journeys are aren't just for those in a galaxy far, far away. . thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough.

here is hillary clinton. [video clip] >> i actually agree with governor o'malley for common measures. i have been for the brady bill, i have voted to not give gun makers and sellers immunity. know, senator sanders has really moved in face of the facts of what we are confronting in this country. i know he has said in the two previous debates that he wants to take on this immunity issue. we need to send a strong message to the gun manufacturers, to the sellers, to the gun lobby. i would hope, said sanders, that you would join the democrats who are trying to close the charleston loophole, that you would sponsor or cosponsored legislation to remove the absolute immunity. we need to move on this consensus that exists in the country. it is no longer enough to say that vast majority of americans want commonsense measures, including gun owners. we need, and only the three of us went do this. no one on the republican side would admit there is a problem. in whatever way we can, we need to move this agenda forward, and

and so i think, the democratic party around hillary is sort of like accepting hillary. i wouldn't say thrilled. a lot of people are, but a lot are just accepting her as the nominee in a way that the republicans used to accept nixon. hillary is playing it very carefully and her response tonight was classic. she knows how to exploit those attacks very well. and she will attack -- she will attack by calling a foul, appropriately. >> and a much different reaction than what we've seen from some of the folks on the other side. i want to play a little bit more from your documentary and talk about that. >> yeah. >> controversy didn't seem to hurt him. by mid-july, he passed the great establishment hope, jeb bush, in the polls. he was finding his audience. >> hey, i like this guy. he's saying what we're saying in the pool hall or he's saying what we're saying around the coffee in the morning. so he's tapped into something. >> i think it's both a bit of populism wab b populism, a bit of racism. it is also real. >> on july 11th, 5,000 people showed up for a trump rally in arizona,

la guerra entre hillary y trump aumenta a diario. entrada de musulmanes al paÍs, favorece reclutamiento de terroristas en el paÍs. trump se burlÓ de ella y la llamÓ mentirosa. por cierto el magnate dominar campo republicano. >> lo que el pueblo quiere son personas nuevas, algo distinto. >> en agosto, 78% de los pÚblica nos decÍan que el magnate era la mejor opciÓn. ahora el nÚmero subiÓ al 46%. muchos expertos dicen que puede haber una gran diferencia, entre lo que una persona dice en una encuesta, y lo que vota finalmente. para comprobar el apoyo habrÁ que esperar en la primera primaria. mariana: los republicanos en la contienda primaria, se le estÁ acercando a hillary clinton. segÚn de un nuevo sondeo, hillary tienen 50% del apoyo demÓcrata. tiene 12 puntos menos entre ambos en lo que se existÍa en el mes de noviembre. justamente se desatÓ una controversia con hillary clinton en las redes sociales. la campaÑa de la precandidata demÓcrata decÍa que se parecía cualquier abuela. eso provocÓ que las redes sociales se dijera no es como

you don't want hillary talking about hillary.er people talking about hillary, saying how she is encouraging of women is a good way to go. charles: did they dig through the archives and say bingo, 1986. >> it's a recognition that the clinton supporters recognize hillary is seen as cold, calculates, aloof and not very likeable. they are trying to deal with that. i don't think that particular spot was very effective. but the idea, judith is right, a third party testifying on her behalf -- >> i don't know of one person who stepped you have and said barack obama helped me when he was a community organizer. i'm digression a little bit. we talked about this super pac you set up with donald trump. he expressed his disdain for the whole thing, you set one up anyway. >> the difference is the one i'm working with does not take corporate or business or special interests or lobbyist money. that's what he's spoken to. there is a republican establishment assault coming on trump. i think he could go to a convention with the largest block of dele

it's just another hillary lie.she lies like crazy about everything, whether it's trips where she was being gunned down in an helicopter or airplane, she's a liar and everybody knows that. but she just made this up in thin air. >> this morning on the "today" show trump called on clinton to apologize. when asked if clinton would apologize, her spokesman said, quote, hell no. just last hour, a clinton spokesman backed up clinton's claims that trump is being used to help recruit terrorists. >> there is footage all across the middle east airing of the comments that he made and the proposal he laid out to bar muslims generally from entering the united states. >> but pollit fact said there's no evidence that isis is using videos of donald trump as a recruiting tool. trump is set to hold a rally in grand rapids today. katy, the democratic base doesn't like donald trump. the republican base doesn't like hillary clinton. each candidate serving their own interest by going after each other. >> reporter: a cynic would be right.

we sit here saying trump and hillary. i wouldn't be surprised if in july we're not talking trump or hillary, maybe one, maybe neither, maybe another person. one thing that is happening that doug alluded to, the republican party has we've known it is dying right in front of us in this election. >> did not we say this a year ago? >> how about four years ago, and you were the first of the three of us to lead the charge in 2011 saying -- >> the democratic party is divided too. >> that's going to go next. >> democrats have become a socialist party. >> let me say, exactly. we could end up -- we have a big middle in this country, made up of more people agreeing than anyone else. the old paradigm is dying. the new paradigm is not going away. i have news for everyone in washington. >> all right. got to say good-bye to the panel and see you next year -- >> pay attention to us. we've been right. pay attention to us. you'll know what's going on. >> all right. our panel, it was a flash being with you tonight. >> happy new year. >> to

we sit here saying trump and hillary.n't be surprised if in july we're not talking trump or hillary, maybe one, maybe neither, maybe another person. one thing that is happening that doug alluded to, the republican party has we've known it is dying right in front of us in this election. >> did not we say this a year ago? >> how about four years ago, and you were the first of the three of us to lead the charge in 2011 saying -- >> the democratic party is divided too. >> that's going to go next. >> democrats have become a socialist party. >> let me say, exactly. we could end up -- we have a big middle in this country, made up of more people agreeing than anyone else. the old paradigm is dying. the new paradigm is not going away. i have news for everyone in washington. >> all right. got to say good-bye to the panel and see you next year -- >> pay attention to us. we've been right. pay attention to us. you'll know what's going on. >> all right. our panel, it was a flash being with you tonight. >> happy new year. >> to ring in

>> yep. >> talk more about that. >> well, because hillary's not going to -- hillary won't go there. and if you look at -- if you look at the effective debaters on the stage on the gop side, someone like a ted cruz, a marco rubio, their engagement -- they're just as sophisticated and smart on the issues as a hillary clinton is. but even in trying to go up against trump -- >> they know nothing. are you kidding me? >> excuse me? i think very much so. >> i said they know nothing. are you kidding me? >> no, i'm not kidding you. i think they know quite a bit. >> about what? >> we can have that debate if you want. i'm not going to sit here and debate the intelligence of these individuals. i'm just listening to their -- >> i didn't say they were stupid. i just said they didn't know anything. >> well, that's saying something about their intelligence. and i think it's hard -- i think you'd be hard pressed, howard, to say that marco rubio and ted cruz and all the other republicans on that stage don't know anything about foreign policy or domestic policy -- >> michael, marco rubio and ted cruz

hillary clinton and barack obama. president obama and hillary clinton.k obama or hillary clinton. what i the you is all nine of the people would make an infinitely better commander in chief than barack obama or hillary clinton. >> that's like one name now. they have a plan to tie these two together and drown them. >> i ran for the senate in 2012. that was the republican plan against me to brand me as a barack obama supporter. every negative ad they ran, 50% of the people like me better. that whole line of attack last night is blame america first attitude. things are going wrong in the middle east. it's got to barack obama and hillary clinton's fault. it's not the fault of radical jihadism. it's not the fault of bad governments in the middle east. it's got to be america's fault and president obama's fault. i don't think the americans want to blame america first and that's the way all these guys are running and i don't think that's going to be appealing to the american public. >> to become a partner of the president's, but is it harder for her to talk abou

>> this helps the hillary camp. to get in a fight with donald trump in the democratic primary, you have to talk about catnip for the media, it works the more we make out of it, the better it is for hillary clinton? >> absolutely. it benefits both trump and her. look, trump offends. the more media gets offended by it, the more anybody who is the person who got hit by him is offended by. the more people offended by the whole political process in this country who is for him dig in harder and cheer him on. this is like aself reinforcing kabuki game between the press, trump and his opponent. it works. >> so i'm looking at where this goes next. i've heard a couple pundits say and now trump himself talking about bill clinton, trump tweeting, for example -- letting her husband out for campaign. he's discovered a penchant for sexism, so inappropriate, and then some of the troubles of his presidency. >> i think that's absolutely fair game. first of all, hillary clinton has been of late tweeting, issues statements about how vi

>> hillary is terrific. >> hillary is terrific.february '15, this year, warren told msnbc she wanted to wait and see what hillary wanted to run on. >> i want to hear what she wants to run on and what she says she wants to do. that's what campaigns are supposed to be about. >> what's the hot mood in the democratic party? the republican party seems to be all over the place. is hillary the face of the democratic party right now? women made it clear today, 13-14. >> 13-14, yeah. 3/4 of the senate, democrats, 2/3 of the house democrats, it's clear hillary clinton is the establishment candidate. she needs to woo young voters and woo the grassroots supporters elizabeth warren has. in term of being the establishment candidate, absolutely. >> you think young women are as aware of how important it is, i'm putting a judgment on this, that we have a woman president finally? >> absolutely. with planned parenthood under attack, feminism is having a moment. young women are excited about the idea of a female president. >> demographics favor the de

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you're going to beat hillary clinton -- i'm going to beat hillary clinton by attacking her track record and her lack of trustworthiness. >> but the head of the democratic party has a warning against anybody who dares bring up things from the past. >> i dare that anyone would raise bill clinton as somehow a negative to their peril. every poll i've seen shows that if hillary clinton was a candidate tomorrow, she would be elected. >> kirsten, what do you make of it? fair game? a wise move? >> i don't think it's a wise move. he's very popular, and republicans didn't go after them maybe as much as trump is going after them, but with the impeachment hearings, they saw this backfire on them going after thhim on his womanizing. i don't think it will stop hillary clinton from becoming president. >> brian, you have the clipboard. how would call the plays? sdplz you we >> you were there, so you know better than anybody in this building. i will say this. i think that he effectively will take away the female card from -- and i guess we disagree here, kirsten. but i think he's taking it away effectiv

hillary down 8. you up 4. however, still a big gap. hillary getting 50% commanding lead. what do you make of it? >> well, chris, what i make of it is, when we began this campaign, as you will recall, we were 3%, 5% in the polls. all of the pundits considered us a fringe candidacy. today, we're perhaps in the lead in new hampshire, where i think we're closing in here in iowa. and your poll seems to indicate we have national momentum. so, i think we have come a really long way in 7 1/2 months and we're feeling really good. we have a tremendous volunteer network all over this country. we are raising significant sums of money from small individual contributions. so at this point, i have to tell you, we're feeling good. >> from a poll, we can glean that the big issue that seems to be holding you back with those potential voters is foreign pose. that's where hillary clinton has her biggest advantage. there is a perception that you do not have the stomach or the head for what it takes to beat isis. your response, sir? >> well, let me assure all of the people in our country, that

>> joanne, hillary is a grandmother. way for the campaign to remind people of that. >> but she is a privileged white grandmother. she has to be probably the most sterile grandmother i could imagine. she probably doesn't have any candy in her purse. she is not going out to get you ice cream. she gets someone to bring the ice cream in. >> she has secrets in her purse. >> i love when things like this totally backfire. and too, it was originally titled, "8 ways hillary is like your abuela" and then they changed it to 7 things that make her similar or something like that. it was gawker who said on the website it said eight and then it went to seven. what is the one thing that they realized pissed people off? it was probably offensive. >> no one found a screen shot of that? >> no, i wish. >> i think it is now two ways your grandmother is a carbon based life form like hillary clinton. they are narrowing it. >> i don't know if it is a good thing to remind people she is an abuela. they will think i love my grandmother, but i don'

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. >> should corporate america love hillary clinton? >> everybody should. >> ceos of large multinationals may like hillary. they ain't going to like me, and wall street is going to like me even less. >> tonight, we'll separate the facts from the spin, the talking points from the moment of truth. ed, first, that elephant in the room. >> good evening, shannon. what's interesting is this turned out to be the same old script. we had a lot of hype before this third democratic debate, the gloves might come off. there's a real split between hillary clinton and bernie sanders with the democratic voter base. there's evidence that the sanders' campaign dipped into eyes only information for the clinton camp, and maybe was taking a peek at their playbook. but when that you got down to business, bernie sanders quickly apologized, clinton accepted, and it seemed like everyone wanted to move on and she just continues to roll on. watch this. >> i apologize to secretary clinton and i hope we can work together on an independent investigation. i want to a

hillary clinton will not be apologizing. for trump, this line of attack against hillary clinton helps him fire up his base. he will have a christmas vacation with his family in florida for the next week, i suspect this is not the last we have heard from trump on this. boris and christine. >> sunlen serfaty, thank you. traveling with trump in michigan. >>> breaking overnight. a texas grand jury deciding not to indict anyone in sandra bland's death. the 28-year-old found hanging from a noose at the wahler county jail. she incarcerated after a traffic stop in july. police say she committed suic e suicide, but her family disputes that. the grand jury will reconvene in january to take up any remaining issues in the case. she failed to signal and her family says three day later she is in jail. bernie sanders s there is no doubt in my mind that she, like other african-americans in custody would be alive if she were a white woman. >>> let's bring in cnn's political reporter eric bradner. we have talked about the politics for a coupl

she's not -- hillary clinton is not wired the same way as we pub cans. he thinks he's used to getting away with bullying debate moderators and fellow republican candidates and hillary clinton is not going to back down in the face of his bullying. >> because as you know, he was widely criticized when he suggested he saw on television after 9/11, thousands and thousands of muslims in new jersey cheering and applauding. we went back and looked for the video and couldn't find anything. there were some people applauding. we couldn't find video. he was held accountable for his words and the argument is hillary clinton as you know should be held accountable for her precise words, as well. to that you say? >> sure she should but what she said about the effect that donald trump's comments is having in inspiring terrorism and providing a tool to

i think hillary would do a good job. jeb bush: and he gets his foreign policy experience from the shows. chuck todd: who do you talk to for military advice right now? donald trump: well, i watch the shows. i mean, i really see a lot of great, you know, when you watch your show and all of the other shows... jeb bush: i don't know if that's saturday morning, or sunday morning. donald, you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. if i'm president, i'll be a commander-in-chief, not an agitator-in-chief or a divider-in-chief... that i will lead this country in a way that will create greater security and greater safety. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. charles: the illinois attorney general said fanduel and draftking violates state law. a cartoon in the "washington post" that shows ted cruz's children as monkeys. ted cruz fired back on twitter. earlier today he had this to say. >> i have to admit yesterday when i saw that cartoon, not