there is a new narrative, hillary clinton, hillary vaughn, we'll try to get hillary clinton soon.lary vaughn what have you got? reporter: some democrats are getting away from talking about the total price tag. 2 would invest in social programs that would pay out over a decade, they want people to take the total cost to divide that by 10 but even 3.5 trillion is considered a compromise. progressives pointing out they just didn't want free two year community college. they wanted state four-year colleges to be free as well. they didn't want to just expand medicaid to include vision and dental but lower the age to qualify. >> would you be willing to go down to 2 trillion? >> no. reporter: 2 trillion is still 500 billion above senator joe manchin's top line number. even though pelosi and schuler have a deadline to finish negotiations by halloween, that is not scaring manchin into making any hasty compromises. >> i'm more concerned about our nation and our country turning into a more of a entitlement society versus a rewarding society. reporter: liz, "politico" is reporting that speaker

and hillary kept missing it. >> seth: classic hillary >> that was classic hillary. >> exactly >> yeahecause this was in the pandemic, right? so we couldn't even get together so we were doing facetimes and "what about this" and "what about that?" and then there were times we got ourselves so confused we thought each other's screen had frozen because we were just staring at each other [ laughter ] like, where do we go from here >> we had the dreams before the pandemic that, you know, we'd meet at a spa somewhere. >> seth: sure. >> you know, we'd spa all morning. [ light laughter ] >> we'd spa all morning. >> maybe write for an hour. we'd go back and spa some more. >> yeah, yeah. get a facial, exactly. >> none of that. >> seth: you probably got it done faster this way [ laughter ] >> i think we probably did >> seth: so, this is about a new secretary of state who - and there's also a character who's a former president who's reckless >> you could say that, yeah. >> i think there are other words. >> seth: from, uh -- he's from palm beach [ light laughter ] >> well, a lot of people live in p

>> yes. >> o'donnell: for 25 years, she has been mostly invisible as a top aide to hillary clinton, buty visible when her husband, congressman anthony weiner, began secting with other women again and again. huma abedin on her marriage, life in the public eye, and her fears that if not for her, hillary clinton would have been president. ahead this "sunday morning." >> pauley: lee cowan introduces us to a photographer who turned super kids into super heros. martha teichner gets the inside story on spooky houses. luke burbank talks with actor kal penn about his journey from hollywood to the white house. and david pogue wows us withea young man who has some of our greatest magicians asking, how did he do that? plus steve hartman and thoughts on being prepared for the afterlife. all this sunday morning of halloween, october 31st, 2021. we'll be back in a moment. i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto® is proven to treat and reduce the risk

we knew the dnc and hillary campaign were paying these lawyers, and we had to lock them in under oathuture we were hoping for accountability. the one thing that doesn't lie is bank records and money records, and that's what john durham is basing his conspiracy investigation on because he cited eight other individuals not by name, but i believe it's the fusion gpss of the world, all those who perpetuated this fraud are in the indictment. maria: let's take a look at this tweet that hillary clinton put out, and it's a statement from jake sullivan is. let's note the fact that jake sullivan today after writing this garbage for hillary is now the head of the national security. he is the nsa. and she writes back in 2016 computer scientists have apparently uncovered a covert server to a russian-based bank, and there is the jake sullivan's statement saying it's exposing trump's secret communications to russia. connect the dots on the that fact that some of these people who were abusing power are now in power right now. >> it's a shocking tale of the hypocrisy and corruption washington d.c. you

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elizabeth: hillary vaughn. great to see you. his reaction, bring in new york congressman lee zeldin. gallup reporting that the president has the biggest drop in approval ratings than any president since world war ii. more than eisenhower, nixon, carter. the president spent 40% of his time outside of washington in deal wear, camp david. he was literally yelling to get his agenda passed. what do you say to this. >> first off one of the most important things to do is show up. when you face crease sighs like what is going on in afghanistan, what we're facing on the southern border, the push to pass trillions of dollars of new spending to hike taxes, spending so much time away, does not provide reassurance to the american people that the president is leading. we also need competency. we look for competency. afghanistan was incompetency. that took a hit of the president's support but then you have what is happening on our southern border is not incompetency. i would say they know exactly what they're doing and they are doing it anyway

. >> hillary.there. >> reporter: on the other side of this door is pam lee's 35-year-old daughter, hillary, who is fighting for her life. >> you're not alone. >> reporter: the restaurant manager was planning to get the vaccine when she got covid at the end of september. within two weeks, she was on a ventilator. >> i was a nurse for over 40 years, and so i knew this could happen. i was praying it never would, but here we are. >> reporter: how does her prognosis look? >> i can't even go there. she's only alive because of this machine. >> can you wave to your momma. >> reporter: as hillary struggles to communicate. >> love you, too ( crying ). >> reporter: downstairs in the emergency room, dr. jaimee belsky is trying to keep up with the crush of new covid patients. >> keep a scalpel in my pocket in case we have an emergency airway. we're getting to where if we don't see an improvement in the number of patients we're going to have to look at do we ration care. >> reporter: they're operating at 175% ca

later, elizabeth and i went with hillary and bill. we visited the troops. >> he also had an encounter with daniel ortega in nicaragua when he was in power. >> as i recall, there is more of a confrontational meeting. not as bad. well i think you can say it all because as i left congress, we didn't understand him. i guess i was still there because we were trying to get something passenger invited was helping. he had a dining room there and we were in the next room and the doors were open for lunch and we were a bit of it there about 11:00 o'clock with the mass start and about rather long needed discussion, dining room doors closed. [laughter] and we are staying for lunch but indeed the meeting was over. the ortega meeting, but obviously were not supporting ortega. and i can't remember, was then the reagan years must've been, the agent all of this stuff in my good friend biden and other democrats. we were in honduras at a trip in el salvador. >> what you think of reagan's actual role. because i've heard so many while some have a theory a

and so hillary on top, the news coming out of california opec. we understand just announce that they will not drastically increase oil production and they will stick with the measured approach. so this is pushing oil prices to a said when you're high. so what is this even mean for the ongoing energy crisis that's happening all around the world? but of course we don't expect opec to help the world. that's not what they're in business to do. the energy crisis is going to exacerbate the main reason, is obviously supply and demand with asia coming into more of a sort of middle class general community. there is a lot of things going on in asia, particularly in china and india, them as ever, being in world history. so there's that additional demand and then you have supplies, you just mentioned, opec isn't going to increase. but also there's a lot of the crude areas of oil field shutting down brent crude. you know the u at u. k. oil is always referred to as brent crude. that comes from the brent oil field in the north sea. and basically the la strips o

hillary clinton said you will never be out of the game of politics. is anyone going to tell her?we tell her? that's coming up. ♪♪ 's e time is running out. to get the covid vaccine and pentagon leadership are not stepping up. first deadline for the air force dixon november 2. they always tend to go to the air force first. 60000 airmen and officers have reportedly yet to get the job. service members picked up since the pentagon announced mandatory vaccine is back in august, thousands more holding back an active duty but reservists like yeah, you can seriously garbled me. as a deadline draws near we see a mass exodus of troops from the armed forces and military potentially unprepared to spring into action? the party panel is back. alex filling in as a last-minute, house of the oppressive progressive podcast, chris hahn. there he is. thank you, you're very nice. thank you. we do not know where doug is, we are concerned, there is concerned, we are going to try to text in both for the end of the store show and we are going to text him. let's get into it. why are these freedom loving m

hillary has never met michael, she has never met me. of anyone's life, and she writes to a canadian who can't even vote. >> reporter: we spoke to hillary clinton and louise penny in a studio overlooking new york's javits center, clinton's election night quarters. >> when we met, you just lost the election, i just lost my husband. we were two women of a similar age who knew what that felt like. >> reporter: then in 2019, their friend, betsy, died of breast cancer. >> she had a genius for friendship. >> reporter: so writing the book together, clinton from her home in chappaqua, new york, and penny from hers in quebec, was therapy. state of terror is published by st. martin's press and simon & schuster, a division of viacom/cbs. a character named betsy jamieson is counselor for secretary of state, named for a former representative and diplomat who also died in 2019. >> we could not get together. we operated over face time and virtually. >> reporter: but their covid-restricted collaboration was anything but sorrowful. >> i can't convey to y

cbs news exclusive: more tonight from our interview with huma abedin, hillary clinton's closest aide. and an update on dads on duty who helped straighten out a troubled school. why their message of hope is spreading across america. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. as we begin this halloween weekend with a very real threat. tonight, security is being beefed up at malls and shopping centers just outside here in the nation's capital. this is all stemming from from what authorities say is a credible threat from isis to attack some time in the next few days. the terror group has been working to incite attacks inside the u.s., and has been emboldened by the american withdrawal from afghanistan. this new threat comes at a busy time. it's not just halloween weekend, but virginia is also about to elect a new governor. well, there's a lot of new information to get to, and cbs' catherine herridge leads us off tonight from here in washington. good evening, catherine. >> reporter:

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for five different scenarios for the republicans within two for the democrats hillary or obama. the passed february 5th. >> going because there's also something here that people they want the parties to work together they want people to you know rise above their own ideological differences but what that means is to make a deal. >> or get in. >> but then as you know, if you get stagnant the filmmaker, and legislature, to be a president or a leader and isn't that a little bit contradictory as people say they want one thing they don't really want pretty. >> they want leadership and they want somebody that they can look to and i think here, i don't agree with them weather pretty honest honest people are trying to get something done and that isn't always pending funny that somehow you measure what you are getting done. it is not always cutting taxes, there's other things going on as well. i think we are in for several years of this grid lock, really historic. >> and in some ways you can see it from there, maybe obama gets elected and expectations will be awfully high. and if he tries

and hillary decided she made the calculation. actually you want to know what i'm willing, the right off the percentage of the population. i'm going to demonize them, they're going to be the bad guys. and then during the 4 years of the trump presidency, we saw the media do this on steroids. it was, you know, showing up at the doors. a woman who posted a, me him on facebook and claiming that she was some part of some sort of conspiracy. you know, it was, it suddenly became not about trying to win these battles of ideas and move voters to convince them of the rightness of their position. instead it became about demonizing fellow americans this, this is, this is not a part of who we have been as a country. it is fundamentally, you know, in medical help this country was built. well, chris, i mean, you said, you know, hillary clinton said those famous words on the campaign trail or that's okay. i understand that. okay. but joe biden is saying it in the white house. he's losing patience with the, with the, the population with the electo

. hillary. welcome back. pleasure holland. that the post report describes a software product called hub staff. that takes intermittent screenshots of your desktop to see what you're up to. and tara mind can display employees desktops. and how's this for a brand name? sneak, it takes workers photos throughout the day. so assume that your web cam never blanks . hillary, these products seem cutting edge or they commonplace. they are actually holland. and i'm going to throw a few statistics out to you that current where actually is one of the, what they call on both swear companies. so this is called boss where, which is nice. i love that new, new catch phrase for cocktail party, right? absolutely. along. all right, so both way now, computer where they actually have stated that about 94 percent of all organizations with any sort of i t are using some sort of software that is overseeing their employees and compute the current. whereas an organization that is global and endpoint software from then als

hillary vaughn has more. >> house democrats grumbled that the president was not more involved in thisrocess. he showed up on their doorstep the question was he going to rally support for the bipartisan infrastructure bill that you people the oc promised a vote on today. but instead of doing that he did not ask them to vote for but instead focus on reconciliation first. progressives walked away from the meeting taking a victory lap and moderates feeling defeated. >> it does not matter when it doesn't matter six minutes, six days or six weeks. were gonna get it done. >> the president made clear he did not have a timetable and he also said he doesn't want to focus on the price tag but ultimately it would have to go down from 3.5 trillion to 2 trillion to meet something that senator joe manchin and kyrsten sinema can stomach. he spent hours negotiating with them but far away from a deal. >> he was very clear were gonna have to get -- he said i support entirely and if i thought i could do it right now i would. the president said we will get them both done and in order we have to get this a

and hope that they wake up and hillary clinton's on the white house. it was nothing but a fairytale back then. it's still a fairy tale. but is it incredible damage? and the whole point, scotty, was this very powerful. i don't like to bureaucrats. did not like donald trump's policies, this is what it was all about. and they attempted in their own way between hillary clinton funding this and powerful bureaucrats inside what people term, the deep state i just called the administrative state. deciding they knew better than the american people in wanting to take out the duly elected president, united states over policy differences, and they use this still off the i would remind people that they use this still dossier to basically back up for 5 of warrants to justify spying on people that were associated and inside trunk orbit to be able to use as a political weapon and people keep on asking. now why would they do that? why didn't they vet it? because it was a useful political tool because the d o j and the f b, i have become political tools that have weapon

it was paid for by crooked hillary clinton. right. and john mccain got it. got it. and what did he do? didn't call me, he turned it over to the b. s p. i hoping to put me in jeopardy. and did. that's not the nicest thing to do. the seal dossier prompted it. investigation into whether donald trump and those involved in his presidential campaign alluded with russia during the 2016 election. the author of the report, former, am i 6 by christopher steele? prefer still. his hero is trader christopher steel with a guy who picked a fight with 2 presidents, donald trump and vladimir. and he lived to tell the tale. the seal doughty, which was compiled in 2016, contain detailed allegations of a conspiracy between trump's presidential campaign team and the kremlin, as well as some assorted details of the containing to a visit to moscow. hotel room by the former president. believe none of the allegations of the da ca have ever been proven the f b. i also admitted that he feel for his work, but ultimately cut him off after he disclosed to us intelligence links to a 3rd party. al

hillary vaughn live on capitol hill. good evening, hillary, what's cooking?ning, larry. you are having dÉjÀ vu because this is the second time that democrats have

it you know, i wouldn't bet against that at all if hillary jumps back in there.kamala during the primaries, she didn't go anywhere. even the democrats within her own party, they weren't going to nominate her. they weren't elevating her into any kind of position and, you know, i think she checked a lot of boxes for the need they are on the ticket, and that's why she's there today. >> jesse: she shorted and i think she should focus on solving problems here on earth before she starts focusing on outer space. thank you so much, governor palin, always enjoy having you one. >> thank you. >> jesse: next, you can smoke grass in the state of california, but don't you dare cut it. governor gavin newsom just outlawed lawn mowers. plus, there's something going on at cnn, they are making their ratings disappear. we will tell you why after the break. ♪ ♪ (burke) i've seen this movie before. (woman) you have? (burke) sure, this is the part where all is lost and the hero searches for hope. then, a mysterious figure reminds her that she has the farmers home policy perk, guarantee

hillary, what is the latest? >> it is, lauren.he billionaires tax did not live enough, long at all, it is reporting already dead after senator joe manchin says he does not think a tax on billionaires unrealized gains is not a good idea. it is convoluted or idea concept targeting certain groups of people, billionaires like the super wealthy. he is on board with a 15% corporate minimum tax to make sure at the very least the bare minimum corporations that are bringing in at least a billion dollars in profits are contributing significant tax revenue at least 15%. that tax proposal on the table is still alive but democrats have been getting very desperate because there is not a shortage of ideas how to raise revenue and who to tax. the problem is, their party can't get on board completely with a lot of them. so they're trying to find new ideas but senator bernie sanders clearly, definitely upset this morning and frustrated, telling reporters this, every sensible revenue option is destroyed. every progressive revenue option that the pre

want to move on this hard infrastructure bill that's been sitting in limbo. >> and you know what, hillary, that's why we've got so many cameras trained on president biden in this hour, because it's going to see who he goes to talk to. is he going straight to nancy pelosi? i mean, it's obviously going to be on the house side where all of the back and forth is happening, right? so just figure out who he's actually putting pressure on. i wonder if it's the progressive s. reporter: they are all in the same room together. it's happening in the caucus room that they routinely meet in every week, and they're actually putting wooden boxes outside the door of that so that members have to basically surrender their cell phones before going into the meeting so we're not expecting to get anything leak ing out from this meeting with the president intermittently, but you're right everyone is in this room. it's going to be speaker pelosi. there are the progressives there and there are also the moderates and the problem solvers caucus that have been trying to push this hard infrastructure bill up for a vo

that was the democrats silver bullet for trump russia collision, hillary clinton tweeted about it, soicy advisor at the time he is now providing. fbi debunked as trump hotel marketing scam e-mail. we got cooley, is working with fusion gps and the dossier to pay for that. it's working on the dnc e-mail hacked sussman controlled the narrative on that, you talked about that and working on trump's alpha bank allegations, right? different threads coming in through this one law firm. it sounds like durham -- the charging document, by the way, his indictment michael assessment. you think more charges could be coming? >> i absolutely do but i think durham has to make the case to prove it. i think sussman is the lunch to do it and the lawyers, michael sussman and mark elias with the puppet masters for the trump russia hopes and essentially they were taking direct orders and being paid by the clinton campaign so there's more because they were taking their orders directly from the clinton campaign and in this case, the campaign manager and jake sullivan as well which means heather clinton was in

to the white house and hillary vaughn, hillary? reporter: liz, president biden trying to underscore the need for the infrastructure package, while also trying to sell the social spending part of the package, but while he's trying to convince the general public that's not actually who he needs to convince. he needs to convince democrats in congress to make a deal and get on board with the framework for the social spending package. if biden cannot convince progressives that he has sealed the deal, on the social spending piece, before he leaves thursday for europe, they might not give the infrastructure package their blessing to pass the house, and that's a problem because the stopgap highway transportation funding expires on halloween. >> what do you think? i don't know. >> are you concerned you'll have to leave? >> it be very positive to get it done before, thank you. reporter: speaker pelosi says they are 90% there, and leader schumer today telling reporters there were about four issues progressives and moderates and the white hous

overnight, hillary clinton seen leaving after visiting her husband. and tonight here, what we've now learned about his condition so far. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman outside the hospital in california tonight. >> reporter: tonight bill clinton battling infection at a southern california hospital and speaking on the phone with president biden who late today delivered an upbeat assessment. >> he's always been the comeback kid. he's getting out of the hospital, everything's going well. >> reporter: the 75-year-old clinton was admitted tuesday after feeling overly fatigued during his first west coast trip since the pandemic began. an aide telling abc news clinton was diagnosed with a urological infection, which then spread into a more general infection. overnight secretary hillary clinton seen leaving the hospital hours after her husband's condition was made public. doctors saying he is responding to antibiotics well. >> he obviously has gotten very aggressive care with intravenous antibiotics and fluids. he's turned around really quickl

you won't believe what hillary clinton said today about the future of politics. stay with us as the special edition of hannity continues. >> tammy: welcome back to the special edition of hannity. developing tonight, officials and palm and i tell fox news that a massive migrant caravan with 60,000 migrants is making its way toward our southern border. fox news is griff jenkins gained exclusive access to one of the migrant camps here with the latest on the ground in panama is griff. >> good evening, tammy. there was a panamanian pipeline full of haitians that starts way south of our u.s. southern border. that's why we came here to the migrant camp in southern panama. we are the first tv journalist to come here since the camp opened in may of 2020. you can see behind me, hundreds of people lining up to get onto a bus. they have all crossed the most deadly trek through the darien gap, a lawless jungle ruled by drug traffickers, smugglers, and bandits that prey on migrants as they move from columbia to panama before they head to the u.s. we spoke to one of those migra

she has a story from paris and hillary. of course we're going to get your take on this reaction right after that story. there is a lot of finger pointing going on as the block faces this unprecedented energy crisis. that winter crunch is moving and according to some, this is a problem that has been, is in the making. let's have a look at some of the main issues across europe at the moment. and we'll start here in france, where there has been a price increase this month of 12.6 percent in gas tower. it's that follows several months of, of the rise is the prime minister is your cast excess, they will not be a freeze and they will not be any more increases. but of course, that doesn't mitigate the months of increases that people have already seen on their household bills. then in spain, where price is they have tripled in the last year. i mean, we know that the spanish government is made emergency measures to try and mitigate the worst impact on the pool. but small business unions are just saying, this is an impossible situati

the 75-year-old and his wife, hillary clinton, thanking doctors and staff at uc irvine medical center. his condition is not uncommon for men his age. and there are warning signs. marcus moore is there. >> reporter: six days after he arrived at this southern california hospital fighting an infection, former president bill clinton walked out on his own with a show of gratitude. the doctors and nurses who treated him lining up outside as clinton left with his wife, former secretary of state hillary clinton, sunday morning. >> how are you feeling? >> reporter: giving a thumbs-up when asked how he was feeling. his motorcade heading straight to the airport where the former president would fly to his new york home. aides said the 75-year-old was overly fatigued when he was admitted to the hospital on tuesday. his wife and daughter chelsea, visiting the former president during his stay. doctors found he was suffering from a urological infection that spread. the team treating clinton with i.v. antibiotics and maintained throughout his stay that the former president was responding well to treat

hillary vaughn is in d.c. with more, good to see you, hillary. reporter: good to be with you, liz.al to dodge a debt crisis that is looming on congress right now. senate democrats leaving a meeting after reviewing a few options that minority leader mitch mcconnell put on the table in front of them. this afternoon. those options included pushing through reconciliation with an offer from republicans to not force them to go through a vote-arama with a lot of amendments, not to stall the process so that the debt limit could be increased before, essentially a crisis goes into effect in about 12 days from now but that was not the option that they chose because reconciliation is still a red line for many democrats. instead they chose option b, which was an offer pro mcconnell essentially offer them a short-term extension on the debt limit until the end of november, until the beginning of december and then that would force democrats to do reconciliation at that point but it also would give them enough time to work through the reconciliation process without feeling they're trying to beat th

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