this is hillary clinton in her own words. >> mrs. clinton, we welcome you, this is an auspicious occasion and every sense. >> i want to thank you, and the members of this committee for the many courtesy's hand good advice, and hours of your time that you have spent with me as a whole committee that many of you have spent with me individually. in the past few weeks, mr. chairman, you and other distinguished members of this committee have raised tough and important questions about how best we can finance health care reform. this is, as we all know, a subject of great complexity. one has been studied exhaustively, which is still subject to a great many questions. we have two in the coming weeks and months ahead, work closely together to understand as fully as we are able, the kinds of issues that are raised by the reforms that are offered, not only by the president, but by the republican senators represented here on this committee, and others. we have to be sure that we get the best value for the health care dollars we currently

look at hillary. clinton in her own words next week laura bush a one-time librarian who became first lady american history tvs first lady series is also available as a podcast. you can find it wherever you ged yourself as a traditional wife a traditional mother. what does that mean? well, actually i said that i have always had traditional jobs. i've had jobs that were traditionally women's jobs. i was a school teacher and school librarian. i was a public librarian for one year in houston. i think in a lot of ways, i've been lucky. i've been very

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this is hillary clinton in her own words. [applause] >> i am delighted that the president is here this evening, and i am so grateful. i am so grateful for his support. i would not be standing here tonight, where it not for bill, and were it not for all he has done for me, and i could not be prouder as an american and as a new yorker to have a president who has meant so much to our country. we are a better country than we were in 1992. [applause] i pledge to you that i will work my heart out every day in this campaign to become your next senator, and i will work -- [applause] -- i will work every day in the senate to keep faith with you, with the values and the ideals of the democratic party of new york, because make no mistake about it, this election is not about me or about any republican opponent. it is about the people of new york and the common mission that we are pledged to. what is that mission? well, i think it is to strengthen our families and protect our children, to improve our schools and extend health care to ever

how is hillary clinton's understanding and use of power different. do you think from nancy pelosi's? i don't think it was not her. it was not her training right her background. she had a motivation to get into public service. it was about kids. she never probably never would have gotten into politics had she not been, you know had had she not met bill clinton who like put her on a, you know, broader along on a different path. and so the the power sort of came secondary. i don't think it was not something she was it is not her milia right? her milia is policy and i think that that power is not it's not something. she was she does not i think pelosi probably me. you tell me i think i feel like approached approach me to see a plosie pelosi approaches a problem thinking about how she can correct. i mean, she's the perfect person the perfect job like how she can corral people around, you know, move them to support a certain outcome and hillary's the one that's designing with the outcome is right, so it's just and the the power came with, you know more wit

a neck that's the story of so many women in politics and hillary too. she never saw herself as a candidateat and tell through her husband's political career it became something. >> there's another way they are alike. and that they are hugely demonized. >> i've written two books about it. >> why are these two women demonized? >> honestly when i campaigned with nancy pelosi added vendor a lot. i had been brought upon us communication structure and i handle this and i have been a bus bus driver on the life and all of a sudden when i got on the bus and turnn the wheel this way the bus went that way and it put on the brakes and accelerator would go. all of the ancient myths that i knew how to use just went haywire. i feel now that i have not appreciated. if you add the nominee you've never seen a woman in the oval office who had an idea and i have been a tiffany very late in the campaign like in october and i thought what we have been doing is to jam her into a male world. it's an ill-fitting suit for her. h to do the job as the man has always done it and i

i worked learning learned working for hillary and second book. she proclaims our declaration of independence from a man's world. it's not a declaration of war. just don't see any reason we need to continue to follow a man's path and that is what just something about her is about right that you hear the set about women. there's just something about her. i don't like sometimes it's there's just something about her. that's incredible. and for nancy pelosi, there's i've just something about her that is incredible and incredibly effective um and susan i talked about this and thought that for our discussion of madam speaker to start with the question of what makes her so effective. she's incredibly effective and even john boehner her, you know foe house republican speaker john bainer said she was probably the most effective speaker ever, right? so i thought we would look start do that sort of three categories and then we'll do q&a with the audience one is role models and early role models and people who helped her along the way i went to kentucky brown

you're going to be like -- [laughter] >> the hillary appeal. i do get the hillary appeal.ople within the party do but we are strategic in 2020 nominating biden because he was the one who would win and people want to pick the person who can win. kennedy: but now you're stuck with biden, that's the problem. >> is it so bad? >> biden 2024 will be the cost of gas when they replace them, it's that bad. >> i agree is that that. i don't think he's going to make it that far so they got to start coalescing behind somebody in the good news. kennedy: cancer and covid. [laughter] >> not going well. kennedy: exactly from the greasy windshield, not of it's good. thoughts and prayers both of them intertwined like snakes. speaking of intertwined, the party panel is sticking around, it is game night. democrats think republican's are destroying the country. republicans thing democrats are the devil. who's right? both sides of the argument, jimmy and jessica next. ♪♪ time to cross the aisle from red to blue and walk a mile in someone else's shoes and their views with this news, america's fav

hillary does whatever hillary is paid to do, goldman sachs, brutal dictators or apple tv but i thinke going to tune in. they ignore her well documented crimes, treason and bribes at epic proportion and sold their souls and principles and that's what they will do, they will watch because that's what they do. jimmy: is this a sign she's thinking about running again? i see hillary as a political equivalent of a stray kat had one and she won't go away. is she circling biden here, gavin newsom at the white house getting friendly with the staff? >> she's doing apple tv special nine part series not running for president. this is something she believes in in terms of elevating voices of powerful women in her life and enjoyable women along with their daughter. don't read into any cues, we don't need more clintons running for office and again, i think is a way for her to elevate voices and have interesting dialogue. >> right before the midterms, right before the midterms. [laughter] >> that's when people want to watch. jimmy: the democrats are going to want to watch the return on election nigh

she has -- [applause] >> hillary! hillary! hillary! >> that was michelle obama, a popular sitting first lady campaigning in 2016 for a former first lady turned presidential candidate. a lawyer, mother of two young daughters, and the first african american first lady. you will hear in her own voice here on american history tv, how is she experienced her eight years in that white house, featuring footage from c-span video library. first, you will hear from michelle obama in 2009, a c-span interview, and her first year in the white house. she talks about how she sees the role of first lady, and how she expects to grow in the job. >> i think every first lady brings their unique perspective to this job. if you didn't, you couldn't live through it. i think, to the extent that this feels natural to me at any level, and i would never have thought that living in the white house, and being first lady would feel natural. it's because i try to make it me. i try to bring a little bit of michelle obama into this, but at the same time respecting and

this is a group where hillary clinton was hurting when she ran last time.running. >> it's funny you say. that my first thought this is a hillary clinton attempt to be likeable like so many other attempts to run in 2024. you can't wait to watch torres the first mexican woman to go to college or the first black woman to be lt. governor. i can't wait to see in hillary's word the gutsy women who are probably all democrats and none of those names i mentioned will make it. >> i think for youth out reach what about the gutsy women who are standing up for women being overshadowed bid transgender issue where biological males are swimming and beating women? what is these other olympic swimmers and the gymnasts? what about them. >> [overlapping talking]. >> wait, wait, wait. >> how does hillary know what a woman is? >> that's one. >> yeah. >> [overlapping talking]. >> there is not a shortage of amazing american women with amazing stories. >> yes. >> birthing people. >> there is no shortage. >> we talked about someone we would love to be featured. here's who are. show

drinks . that hillary clinton drinks babies— that hillary clinton drinks babies blood, _ that hillary to people who believe there is _ babies blood, to people who believe there is a _ babies blood, to people who believe there is a deep- babies blood, to people who believe there is a deep state and people _ believe there is a deep state and people that _ believe there is a deep state and people that we - believe there is a deep state and people that we don't - believe there is a deep state . and people that we don't know are controlling _ and people that we don't know are controlling our— and people that we don't know are controlling our lives. - are controlling our lives. thev're _ are controlling our lives. they're not— are controlling our lives. they're not that many i they're not that many people who believe this, surely? you would be _ who believe this, surely? you would be surprised. _ who believe this, surely? you would be surprised. i - who believe this, surely? you would be surprised. i am who believe this, surely? you would be surprised. iam not kidding — would be surprised.

oh, let me 1st um ask um some points to what hillary said. i believe the problem with the biden administration is that when it comes to yvonne he in system following president obama's containment strategy. and that means continue. ron's overall power when you want to do so, you do multiple agreements are j, c, p o, on iraq, nuclear power would be the 1st that it would not be the last. they want to do the same with iran. smith on technology original power, so they need to keep the sanctions structure intact or almost intact in place. so that's why, or is them biden, doesn't want to give in. are you now to the iranian demands for removing sanctions on hundreds of uranian companies, individuals, firms, and entities. and also other talks in the past 9 months, as i'm phoebe to the fox. and i know it pretty well when there were, there was a stalemate in the thought. iranians brought up some kind of in initiative. the americans have never done that for the last kind of initiative that iran brought up was almost 67 weeks ago when iranian said ok, we

i'm hillary man, my friend at this point. i'm ceo of a political consultancy strategic strategic energy and global analysis. i spent many years in the u. s. government at the national security council in the state department, and i co wrote a book going to, to hon. why the united states must accept the islamic republic of iran. take it to how do you hear me and welcome back. say to the stream, great to have the analysis on the screen, please my audience, who you are and what you do. hello, my name is saw, so you must. i'm and the iranian foreign policy analyst. i also, you said university, and i'm also an editor in chief of the nearing a news agency. although i'm here to present my own use in my personal capacity and a very well and happy to be with you in this show, i guess great to happy. let me just remind our audience how we got to the raw nuclear deal in 2015 and where we are now. so let's rewrite of a little recap here. 2015. that was when the iran nuclear deal was site. 3 years later, president trump poured out of the

apple tv. >> hillary and chelsea clinton's new docu series will premiere on apple tv in september.it's part of their effort to create a show that has zero viewers. jon stewart, watch your back. >> the shows called gutsy, which i would say sounds a lot like gutfeld , but i am not the type of person to make everything about me. t i just d do it for that music. >> i don't know. it's from a movie that we all saw. i think the soundtrack is one hundred biden videos. >> so anyway, this series is reportedly based on their book, the book of gutsy women and aims to be a thought provoking journey to speak with pioneering women, including including some who succeeded despite the fact that her husband wasn't president. but it's great to see hillary building up women instead of smearing bill's accusers. >> guests will include jane goodall, wanda sykes and kim kardashian. >> but we look forward to the episode featuring ghislain maxwell, who was actually , if you notice, they're in attendance as bill and hillary's guest at chelsea's wedding, the hillary, you better get her on soon before you have

hillary clinton, despite her insistence she learned and moved on.ack again, following the supreme court's upending of roe v. wade. target of her anger? supreme court justice. an american hero clarence thomas who she hilariously insists is full of grievances and anger. >> i went to law school with him. he has been a person of grievance for as long as i have known him. resentment, grievance, anger. and he signaled in the past to lower courts, to state legislature, find cases, pass laws, get them up. i may not win the first or second or third time, but we are going to keep at it. women are going to die, gail. women will die. dan: i get it, if you had won we would have a liberal majority on the supreme court and roe v. wade would have been salvaged. but hillary clinton is the queen of grievances. >> we had four dead americans, was it a protest or because of guys out for a walk one night who decide they would go kill some americans. what difference dos at this point does it make? >> you can put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of depl

and if people wonder yes, hillary clinton is my friend. she is been a friend to me in barack and malia and sasha and bill. chelsea have been embracing and supportive from the very day. my husband took the oath of office. some campaigning for hillary and i know that there's some folks out there who have commented that. it's been unprecedented for a sitting first lady to be so actively engaged in a presidential campaign. and and that may be true. but what's also true is that this is truly an unprecedented election. and that's why i'm out here. i'm out here first and foremost because we have never had a more qualified and prepared candidate for president than our friend hillary clinton never before in our lifetime. i say this everywhere i go i admire and respect hillary. she has been a lawyer a law professor first lady of arkansas first lady of the united states a us senator secretary of state. she has that was michelle obama a popular sitting first lady campaigning. 2016 for a former first lady turned presidential candidate a lawyer mother o

. >> carley: is hillary clinton considering a 2024 run?ing to her circle, the moment couldn't be better. >> joey: we'll ask joe concha what he thinks about that, stay tuned. hmmm. -morning, jen. no sleep again? i don't think coffee is your answer today. you think? my data shows you're not off to a good start. what? what's guy fieri doing at the neighbor's house? it's sliiiiiiiiii-der sunday! we've got cheeseburger sliders on king's hawaiian pretzel slider buns. sliiiiiiiiii-der sunday! [crash] everything's better between king's hawaiian bread. especially now with king's hawaiian pretzel buns! >> joey: talk of another hillary clinton run in 2024 is gaining attention in the media. a long-term advisor telling the hill not to rule out the possibility claiming this moment couldn't be better for her if biden chooses not to run. >> carley: joe concha is here. joe, here is hillary clinton talking about whether she will run in 2024, this happened on tuesday. >> there is no scenario in 2024 that you would remotely consider? >> i can't imagine it, i

she and hillary clinton were roommates.earing about hillary clinton since she was in college. she really -- they graduated right after martin, 68. ed brooke was the commencement speaker and he gave a speech supporting the war in vietnam of two months after martin luther king and hillary. she tore him to bits and their picture was on the cover i think of the magazine. so i've been following her since she was 17. and i had never met obama. and i made the mistake of reading the wrong book first. if you read the book on his childhood and get who he really is. i read it on the way back from hawaii and it wasn't anything anybody else was saying. that was not the good book. it didn't, like the book why not the best was so arrogant. it really was. who is saying why not the best. but you read it and he is pretty good.ki there's nothing shocking like that about obama's book whereas i had to 20 years of experience. i mean,, my first wife and hillary were cochairs of the defense fund. defense fund. hillary had been down inin mississipp

we're going into a midterm were going to lose the house hopefully we have the senate but this hillaryit's fun for a media cycle she's clear she's not running again. people love to laugh at her i get it i'm a hillary person she matters to a lot of democrats. >> but to be clear joe biden has been a hot disaster of a presidency. and that is the problem. but the big problem democrats still do not want to address is the fact that the reason joe biden got the nomination is that everyone was so terrified of bernie sanders. and they do not want bernie sanders. or elizabeth warren. that is still in effect today. that is the fear that striving so many. >> real quick just if you're putting them in line you got biden next to go to hillary or gretchen whitmer, gavin newsom? who would be the plan b for your biden doesn't run? >> i think we should be looking everywhere biden doesn't run. yes mitch landrieu, what will object or hat in the ring. amy klobuchar. i like john pastor. we could win with john pastor. questioning to the rest of their party behind contest to reelect the present better than the

in hillary face.int? [laughter] >> carley: yeah, that is an answer in and of itself, she wants to shut down pro-life pregnancy centers but doesn't want to talk about the targeting of supreme court justices. that story next. before treating your chronic migraine— 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start—with about 10 minutes of treatment once every 3 months. so, ask your doctor if botox® is right for you, and if a sample is available. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical hi

remember when she took hillary down a peg in 2008. >> one of the things, important aspects of this racele modeling what good families should look like. in my view is that if you can't run your own house, you certainly can't run the white house. can't do it. >> jesse: oh, how do you saleh wen ski without saying la wen ski. does mitchell have what it takes to run for president? what's stopping her? maybe it's her hatred of the white house. >> we are in the white house and when you are in the residence, there is so much bullet proof glass that sometimes you don't hear what's going on outside. it's not that easy to get out of the white house when you are in it. i'm just thinking i'm going to iraq was out. so we go to the door and the door is locked. they are look ma'am, where are you going? i said i'm going out. they are calling more people. she is trying to get out. she is trying to get out. >> jesse: so she is not a fan of the white house. when she was there, race was on her mind. >> i wake up every morning in a house thats with built by slaves. [cheers] and when i watched my daughters, t

in defeating hillary clinton. and again i thought his insights tell us something about the electric or going to face in 2022 and 2024. why wasd trump the perfect messenger? why is that movement here to stay? >> all accident questions wrapped into one. very quickly 2016 witness the conversions of a couple of factors that help donald trump get elected president. one was to messenger elevating into the public consciousness to the top issue set issues like illegal immigration and trade which had been nowhere on the radar particular trade if you think about a guy standing up and say were going to take on china eating our lunch room to recalibrate these trade meals and make them more fair to the american worker were going to put america first by making sure we have a manufacturing base and making sure were not shipping our jobs illegally overseas. making sure mexico and canada have a modernized afraid fair trade deal put other people were not in touch with that.it's not high in the polls. it does not make you electable

we don't want hillary to be president. he went to the debate, the las vegas debate, 12 days after access hollywood came out, he droveth me to the trump tower te days i i was the only woman in e room after the access hollywood tape he drove me back the next day as i boarded the suv to go to st. louis, so he was all inn and not just for his wife but donald trump as president. he changed his mind but not after a full year of the white house, as a guest, doing cool things with his kids. we went to dinner a whole year later. that's all fine but the facts matter. the fact is matter. and i just do not choose to live my life online. i choose to live my life off-line and i don't thinkon people who don't know you on social media are necessarily your friends. often they want to be your enemy but they are not your friends. i just take from my friends and family off-line and thank god i've got a great view of them. >> i know we can go more and more deeper into the conversation and the former president referring to him as mr. kelly and

hillary vaughn with more on that. hillary? >> hi, neil.joe biden had less winning over joe manchin up to leader chuck schumer. all that changed today. the president himself getting involved in these negotiations and telling the top democrat in the senate to get a deal done. we'll have the details on what could be passing the senate after this. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. the tenth pick is in the new all-american club. that's a “club” i want to join! let's hear from simone. chuck, that's a club i want to join! i literally just said that. i like her better than you the new subway series. what's your pick? >> neil: donald trump sounds like a presidential contestant but ron desantis is raising money like one as we speak. k is. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take one to four days to fully wor

. >> the book of gutsy women, and it's great to see hillary building up women.ghislane maxwell was in attendance at bill and hillary's daughter's wedding. yeah, you better get her married soon before you have a murdered. [laughter] >> i'm going to pose a question, within the question is the answer. >> mec had a special court, i think she did one package. >> he's like hey, i'm going to live with a bunch of chimpanzees. and i was like four years old. >> the one thing you don't know, jane goodall. she's the one that they thought of as the mother parent. >> from the chimps, constantly annoying them. >> i think she's got a dark underbelly to all of this. >> well, it seems like they enjoy it well, what else are you going to do with it? i mean, how stupid are they. all right, tyrus, we have veered off the path. >> yes, you did. you got mad because you said at the beginning that the answer is in the questions. what are you like riddle questions, are you a wizard? >> jimmy kimmel gets emmy awards, so anybody can. [laughter] >> the only thing that concerns me is i don't k

and hillary got up. and through her paper away and she dressed down. the only black senator in in the congress and she told him to bits. say and their picture was on the cover. i think of look magazine. so i'd been following her since she was 17. and and i had never met obama. and i made the mistake of reading the wrong book first. so if you read his book on his childhood. and you get who he really is dreams of my father said dreams of my foot, but i didn't know that one. the first time i heard of him paid attention to him. i happened to be in hawaii and his book that he wrote just came out. and so i read it on the way back from hawaii and it wasn't anything that anybody else had was saying i mean, that was not a good book. say i mean it wasn't a good book. i mean it didn't like. jimmy carter's book why not the best was so arrogant see what i mean? see? i mean it really was who in the hell is this georgia cracker saying why not the best? but you read it and you really said, you know. he is pretty good. yeah, well, it was nothing shocking like that abou

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people we don't know are controlling our lives or presumably they can be that many people leaving hillaryod? you would be surprised. i'm not kidding you. what happened was, this qanon conspiracy theory about the cabal of satanic paedophiles merged with the conspiracy theory about how the election was stolen, and in a sense that conspiracy theory which involves these weird voting machines called dominion voting machines that were flipping votes from trump to biden, that conspiracy theory was also promoted by this same ron watkins guy he was one of the administrators who we think may have been controlling qanon. so these two things merged and what has happened now is that the idea that america is controlled by a malevolent force, a deep state that has subverted its democracy, is now mainstream political opinion. there is a massive battle going on inside the republican party between those who believe this big lie, those who are promoting the big lie, and those who really don't, but it has become massively mainstream. if you look at the hearings that are currently going on on capitol hill int

we don't want hillary to be president. he went to the debates he flew to the las vegas debate 12 days after access hollywood came out took the back, he drove me to trump tower the day that i was the only woman in the room at trump tower in the residents after the access hollywood tape came back. he drove me back the next days. i boarded the the black suv with donald melania trump to go to st. louis. so he was all in and he was all in not just for his wife, but for donald trump as president now he changed his mind but not after a full year of visiting the white house as a guest at donald melania trump. i'm doing cool things with his kids there. we went to dinner at jared and ivanka kushner's house a whole year later. that's all fine. but the facts matter the facts matter and you know, what donna i just do not choose to live my life online. i choose my life to live my life offline, and i don't think people who don't know you on social media are necessarily your friends. i mean lots of them want to be your enemy, but they're