katie:lass at --we listening hillary radom -- hillary rodham at her commencement address.quested to deliver the speech to her fellow graduates, it was considered a really radical thing to she challenge this idea of the status quo. peter: you write that her speech received a standing prevention -- ovationyd but draws a chopped -- but dropped to the jaws of some of the older members. katie: wellesley had to send a . just the fact that there was a and speak outside of the and whs expected of young people at that time. peter: was it a sign of hillary rodham clinton's first lady being groundbreaking? katie: looking at her entire history, i do think so, and i think it is also a sign of how much more she would have wanted to and how history in general for how willing she has been to sort of take some hits for speaking out and pushing the boundaries of first ing a student and then a first lady and ending as a candidate, i think her time at wellesleyst interesting stages of her life andua when she served as first lady you see her really seen as a political and intellectual equal, a

katie: hilary iran him addressing her class at -- hillary radom -- hillary rodham at her commencementss. shedeliver the speech to her fellow gradu, it was considered a really radical thing to■: do, she challenge this idea of the status quo. peter: you write that her speech received a standing prevention -- ovation but draws a chopped -- but dropped to the jaws of some of the older wellesley hada letter of apology. just the fact that there was a woman who was willing to get u e societal normsnd what was expected of young people at that time. peter: was a sign of hillary rodham clinton's first lady groundbreaking? katie:t her entire history, i do think so, and i think it is also a sign of how much more she would have wanted to do with that role■[ and how much more she did do beyond in is an interesting feature■u■w willing she has been to sort of take some hits for speaking out and pushing the boundaries of first being a student and then a first lady and ending as a presidential candidate, i think her time at wellesley and as fiinteresting stages of her life and when she served as first

why not hillary? know we really associate hillary with human rights in a broader sense. also, eleanor roosevelt, because of the work she did at the un with chairing the committee that created un declaration of human rights. and so, yes, it's definitely a civil right. and and so those women need to be included. i have 20 minutes. and that was one of the frustrating things about this presentation is i could at least talk for an hour because i knew we were going to leave some people out. but i'm glad you're bringing them up so that we can talk about them. i also want to mention a correction and somebody noted booker t washington did not visit the white house with the hoovers. i had made a note to myself when i was looking at my notes about booker t washington connection with the hoovers because when mrs. the priest was invited and then when the president of the historically black colleges were invited, it was the first time since booker t washington, 20 some years before, had dined with teddy roosevelt.

peter: you write that laura bush benefited from hillary rodham clinton. how so? katie: one clinton advisor said hillary clinton could nev it was a huge problem in the media, it was dissect did within an inch of its life if did. laura bush wearing pantsnton advisors see that as something that was smoothed for the lady. i know that seems superficial on itsac is not, but also laura the benefit of coming after somebody who had been really by the media, by her opponents during the impeachment. also the fact that laura bush became a wartime firstly so it is not all related to hillary clinton but laura bush was able take over the presidential radio address during the war and there is a no way hillary clinton woul speak for her husband in any formal capacity, especially here is laura bush from november 17, 2001. >> only the terrorists and taliban for education of women. only they threaten to pull ouen for wearing nailisn and children in afghanistan is a matter of out by those who seek to intimidate and control. civilized people throughout the world are speaking out in ho

so let's not forget hillary. back in 1996 tells me years ago enough for us use we you around and i like to see if i wasn't there. but back then hillary made some very prophetic pronouncements and announcements about super predators. it's almost as if she knew who she was going to marry. and while he was going to come check it, we need to take these people on. they are often connected to big drug cartels. they are not just games of kids anymore. they are often the kinds of kids that are called super prep tours, no conscience, no empathy. we can talk about why they ended up that way, but 1st we have to bring them to here. so let's talk about super predators on where they come from. now when we talking about drug trafficking, colombia is one of the global hotspots crime is storing through the roof. and we've seen this week, a video of a man who is trying to escape one of these drug cartels by pretending to be a hopeless one. let's have a look at the video. this is just kind of like it's this is christina. now that i

you go to hillary clinton and a full night took hillary clinton, who had to resign. when her now ex husband was found to have been sending unsolicited dig picks to on the right scales. so single home, every time. every time you see this, you lift the lid off this grind, the little nest of ross are just right over the same names. keep coming out. yeah. hillary, henry clinton bill bill room towards your instructor with my body or touch to reboot equipment. i mean, i couldn't. why are the same freaks all about saw us the clinton clinton and rep sign a huge. there's a huge design, just improve here, as well. epstein on a course harvey weinstein this week. and who was the guy that you? of course last and we never always, always is always the same people to the scene of the crime. yeah. yeah. i'm pano is usually there as well to do the oh, good up on the phone or boy giving, but boy giving the soundtrack. yeah. give me, i know what i good bundle if i go. okay, so we're staying in the us deal and now it's just an obsession with tick tock. tick, tock is watching his teeth. d

here is what hillary clinton says about old age. this morning? yesterday?meone the other day said to me, well, but you know, joe biden is old. i said, joe biden is old. let's go ahead and accept the reality, joe biden is old. so, really, pick between your two old ones. and figure out how you will save your democracy. because no matter where you stand, you want to maintain freedom, and rule of law and protection for people's fundamental rights, i used to think so. larry: before anything, hear donald trump on a similar subject with a different angle. >> i think he is in bad shape. i think he is cognitively impaired, he is physically impaired, it is not because of his age, i know people in their 80s and 90s, they are 100%. the whole thing is crazy, you know, i personally don't think that he will be make it -- >> mark simone, it is not age but your mental state, she is right. we know people well into their age who are sharp, hillary and them trying to make a case that does not exist biden has problems. >> hillary is trying to defended him, and hide his medicine

do you think hillary clinton?ssume that this is exactly the case if you look at the people in the joe biden administration. these are the same people who worked for... president obama's administration for hillary clinton, because hillary clinton herself once spoke about this. she said, "yeah, i talk to the white house every day, so we're not it should be surprising who is behind the policies emanating from the current administration in the white house, which many call the most radical and left-liberal in the history of our country." but there is no doubt about it, i have changed a lot in 20 years, i just mean we have all changed , what can we say, but how have you changed, what are your ideas now that differ from those that were 5 years ago? you know, the fact is that over the past 5 years i have become increasingly...

larry: hillary, you always ask the best questions. the fact that he won't answer, he is wrong you are right. we'll see you in just a few moments later on . we have the great brian k kilmeade to talk tiktok but before that, i want to say a couple words. about democratic insanity regarding israel and middle east. another problem of the first, chuck schumer who is jewish senate leader from brooklyn. just called for regime change in israel. that is right. in case you missed, he is inter interfering in israel's politics calling for mr. netanyahu to do sketch step down -- this is insanity. they will see netanyahu and idf and whole of israel is handling winning the war against hamas, and if u.s. politics would leave them alone they would finish the war and southern gaza, including rafah in next few months but joe biden and chuck schumer and an antony blinken keep criticizing israel, hamas killed 1200 people on october 7. in an awful massacre. israel will finish the war and they will annihilate hamas, calling are in netanyahu to resign is s s

and then in 2016, as you imagine, they went to bed for hillary, 1st hillary over her opponent and the primary, bernie sanders. and then hillary against donald trump. when that failed, when that failed, there was a meeting, and there's, there was the audio presented at the meeting, i believe, right part had the audio, the top executives of google, talking about how they have to do better. they can allow this to happen. trump supporters support fascism and nazis, and we have to have a better form of governance. and then they started going every 2 years, even after the congressional races. so they, they f as the feet, 2016, they up their game according to this report. and really, you know that a bit in increase their participation and their bias. just taking a step back for a moment. google is a private company, it's a big one, but it is a private one. on the other hand, that controls a giant part of the digital spear. does it show that have an obligation to be non partisan when it comes to politics? why should it as well? because it's protected by the same as section $230.00, which is a

you mentioned hillary clinton just now. she recently said something about president biden making news, listen to this. >> joe biden is old, let's go ahead and accept reality. we have a contest between one candidate who is old but done an effective job and doesn't threaten our democracy and another candidate who is old, barely makes sense when he talks, is dangerous, pick between your two old ones and figure out how you will save our democracy. >> carley: clear cut as that, david? >> david: hillary clinton was born in 1947, she's 77 years old, get a mirror and you'll never be president, glass ceiling is broken around you and you are not part of it. she simply hates donald trump because he defeated her. there are ongoing efforts to deconstruct our electoral system. they go after ballot issues and things that would secure elections. hillary clinton is part of the dangerous block of leftist or elitist that keep power at our expense and she has to prop up joe biden. he is old, uncle joe, preserving democracy as guy who tries to

hillary: i can imagine. >> you can. but i received from republicans, i was afraid that i will be somehow wanted here. as somebody who is committing horrible crime. but may be for the eu, it is easier to legislate the digital space. because look at the situation. we -- the united states have to make a big jump. we were kind of ready for that because illegal content, hate speech, child pornography, terrorism, violent extremism, racism, xenophobia, anti-semitism, we have all these things in our criminal laws for decades. this is nothing new. when we started to think about how to legislate the digital space, we in fact said, what is illegal offline has to be handled as illegal online. we do not create any kind of new crime. it was just pushing the existing law to the digital space. that is why, for us, this era of adaptation was may be easier than in u.s., where you really have to do big jump. -- bigger jump. let me say two more things. impunity is wrong. crime and punishment missing in the digital sphere is another crime,

clinton, because hillary clinton herself once spoke about this, she said: yes, i talk to the white houseot be surprised by who is behind policies emanating from the current administration in the white house, which many call the most radical and left-liberal. history of our country, here there’s no doubt about it, i’ve changed a lot in 20 years, i just mean, we’ve all changed, so what, but how have you changed, what are your ideas now that differ from those 5 years ago? you know, the thing is that over the last 5 years it has become more and more clear to me how many people, especially in the democratic party, particularly in washington... how little they think about the constitution and you know, perhaps the last 5 years have been particularly important when looking at events around covid, for example, as a starting point for how people federal level, state level,

do you think hillary clinton?to assume that this is exactly the case if you look at the people in the joe biden administration. these are the same people who worked for president obama's administration for hillary clinton. after all, hillary clinton herself once spoke about this. she said: yes, i'm talking to white house every day. so we should not be surprised by who is behind the current policies. i think it was pretty clear to a lot of people that it was really all about power, and how little they cared about things like freedom and civil rights and people being able to decide for themselves, and then it just kept escalating.

i think he just gave joe biden hillary's old nickname.ho cares if hillary is crooked she is irrelevant these days. have great super tuesday. it's always super when you are on the show have. a good one. >> todd: so nice. >> thank you. >> todd: super you are here too. have great day. "fox & friends" now. ♪ >> ainsley: it's officially th

people like hillary clinton go to the media and inject their fake narrative view of your right to votetogether in whatever you desire come up with the ocean first. as the most important thing do to help donald trump on his mission he's on to rescue our country and when we wake up in november, it's not going to be just what we are going to look back together and sank we hp destroy the two-tiered system of justice targeting americans illegally. [laughter] the just right and intelligence community to seize all right to vote we collectively join forces to take on the most powerful enemy the united states has ever seen and it's not washington d.c., is the mainstream media. [cheering and applauding] i will be with you on the road everyday following donald trump's great leadership if you want to follow, forgot to go big on trump want to and and trafficking, put soldiers person take care of veterans and make sure schools are free? secure community, you want a constitutional repubc to live in fax. [cheering and applauding] the choice is yours,■ i'm gon gs coming with me? [cheering and applaudin

a day later, sean lucas, a lawyer in the hillary clinton fraud case, will be found dead.closed. a witness in the hillary clinton bribery case, john ashe, under mysterious circumstances in his own home, drops a barbell on his throat and dies 3 days before questioning in court. by a strange coincidence, literally the next day after the scandalous publication of wikileaks, hillary clinton's official correspondence, joe montana, who knew everything about fraud in the democratic party, will die. the mysterious death is hastily attributed to... bill clinton's pregnant mistress, susan coleman, was shot in the back of the head, despite this, her the death was officially ruled a suicide. in total, in the grim list of strange deaths and unsolved murders, those who could testify in court against the clintons include, attention, 15 people, not counting those whom we listed above. is it a miracle that scott bennett is still alive? he will reveal this secret today for the first time. let's start with the fact that the mysterious american arrived in moscow using his spare passport, just

we do not see john kerry and hillary clinton in jail. it is also allowed by the first amendment to object to presidential elections. it is only illegal to object to a presidential election in third world marxist hellholes like zimbabwe and north korea and atlanta and washington d.c. host: you talked about the three justices. they say they protest the majority's efforts to use the case to define the efforts of federal enforcement of the provision. what do you make of that? guest: it is silly. if the supreme court did not have a clear broad rule that if you want to disqualify it has to be through legislation passed through congress and you go through due process and the ports, if the supreme court cannot actually rule we would have to play whack a mole with the democrats bogus disqualification efforts. we saw this with the colorado supreme court. you had this democrat maine secretary of state who just decreed i feel like trump committed insurrection somehow on january 6 so i will just take him off the ballot. what the democrats were doing

from our very first conversations about idp hillary and i were aligned.e wanted to launch the institute and then turned to one of the most important and most overlooked topics there is -- the full and people participation of women. we were determined to approach this not as an afterthought, but rather as a core focus of igp. when i became dean, we identified five pressing global challenges. each of these challenges is a women's shift. ded in the peace process agreements are more likely to be reached and to last. geopolitical stability is a woman's issue. from the taliban efforts to end girls education in afghanistan to a fortune around the world and states across the united states, attacks on women's rights are often early indicators of democratic backsliding. democratic resilience is a woman's issue. women and girls are more likely to depend on the natural resources and less likely to survive when natural disasters strike. the same time, women are leading efforts to adapt and take action. climate is a women's issue. experts estimate that if we close the

maria: hillary thank you, hillary vaughn capitol hill. >> your reaction. >> what hillary outlined could be telltale signs of dementia unclerl robert tacitly agreered, it is clear hur is doubling down that he has to justify claiming biden is not competent to stand trial all have hur did is prove manipulative, we've seen recently, his handlers shfl him off stage protecting from answering press questions at dop of a hat i think robert hur is more and more vindicated where each day. >> other tsh two systems of justice two different approaches while robert hr saying i am not going to press charges the jury will see him as sympathetic elderly gentleman with bad memory they are pushed forward trying to take trump down from taking documents even though a president as president trump was has different allowances than a senator. as joe biden was when he took those documents. >> what does it he tell you about democratic party i am a guy went o to see this past weekend one observation the leaders of great pasts great warriors people that are leading the battle, in charge, respected the best warrior

joining me now is royal watcher hillary ford witch.lary, good to see you tonight. >> thank you. >> laura: what finally made them make this very difficult announcement? >> you are right it was a very difficult announcement, laura. what i would say is that, obviously, as you have mentioned, there have been tremendous speculation huge furor, lots of international conspiracy theories to the point where it was getting really ghastly. do i know she was finding it shocking and also very upsetting and disparaging. she did not have to come out and make statements herself it. could have been made by an official announcement. but she chose personally to come out and do this. laura, i think it takes not only a great amount of courage, but she demonstrated her very authentic personality how very down to earth she is. and at this time, with this going on, as you mentioned, you have even felt this yourself, personally. >> you know how devastating this can be, yet, she took the time to mention other people, to mention not only per family, but also to

a hillary clinton lawyer lead the law firm, very prestigious lawirm, lve the law firm to go into thea.'s office to get trump, pomeranz, so he goes in to for the democrat party and hillary clinton and goes in to prosecute donald trump at a local level in total coordination with the department of justice, meaning biden. then you have fanny willis or she would saw f-a-n-i, fawny, se the horrible prosecution took place and went out and paid them an unbelievable amount of money, more money than you would dream possible, much more m t for a living, he never did it at all and had no experience at they had obviously a conflict and we don't have to go into that but it was a high profile person, me. i'm a very able to pay him plusa million when he wasn't equipped to do the job and she's not equipped to do the job and that case should end immediately. that case is so conflicted, nobody has seen anything like it. then you have deranged jack smith who is a trump hater and represents the alls going wild. he's a wild man. he's been overturned unanimouslr other people over the years. he's had great

hey, hillary. >> hillary: big part of the american dream, buy a home, raise your family in it and buildtors say ditch that and rent an apartment from the government, pushing new public housing as fix to this housing crisis. >> we need to make sure that when we talk about housing, this is not about who can afford a mortgage, it is who can afford rent. we set that price and it creates, puts pressure on the market and they have to compete with our rent, not us suffering because of high prices of their renter. >> hillary: there is serious housing supply issue driving up mortgage prices out of reach for manner. 75% of homes are out of reach for the middle class. critics of public housing say because public housing can only be built in certain areas, building more would create more of a problem. senior fellow warns absent any plan, this will exacerbate racial and economic segregation to the harm of low-income families. progressives pushing for a cap on how much someone should have to pay for rent, calling it plantation capitalism. >> that is plantation capitalism. rent should be capped at 20%

hillary. we _ straight over us. yet again. hillary. we of _ straight over us. yet again.aljust explode. and forced the government into adopting a new position. do you see echoes in what is happened to all of you and the numbers and the battle, the longevity of the campaign you've had to fight over the years, does it feel similar tomark yes, to fight over the years, does it feelsimilartomark yes, i to fight over the years, does it feel similar tomark yes, i think when that post office erupted following the drama series are social media sites were flooded with people saying it isn't the same but it feels very much the same. that sort of feeling _ it feels very much the same. that sort of feeling that _ it feels very much the same. that sort of feeling that there is denial and delay— sort of feeling that there is denial and delay and everybodyjust kind of putting _ and delay and everybodyjust kind of putting their heads in the sand and hoping _ putting their heads in the sand and hoping it'll— putting their heads in the sand and hoping it'll go away. that is a very common— h

specifically relating to when hillary clinton was the secretary of state in the us and also relating to her husband who is also part of the clinton foundation. and he blinked and also, you know, sort of a way from a bit of a monk k because of course he was in the state department and the hillary clinton vehicle. i just the pick off on up because i remember after the or a quick the state department on the clinton foundation to particular said ok, we're going to send a we're going to look after the haitian people. so might many accusations after that of that a not getting through of being siphoned off in many albany. so we absolutely, in fact it's been shown that opened 90 percent of the billions and billions that were raised don't go to the haitian government, did not go directly to the haitian people, it actually was slicing don't buy international bodies. in fact, also point the us state department, which we build hundreds of millions of dollars for sending us troops to haiti and that water and vases cost. so many issues. if i don't go on the island, you in both these would give him

maria: hillary vaughn on capitol hill. biden repeatedly mentioning former president trump but never by his name only by his predecessor, watch this. >> now my predecessor a former republican president tells pu putin, do whatever the hell you want. that is a quote, the former president actually said that, my predecessor failed the most basic presidential duty that he owes to the american people, the duty to care. my predecessor and many in the chamber wanted take the prescription drug away by repealing affordable care act. maria: it was all campaigning all the time, joe pinion your reaction to last night's campaign speech. >> apparently my predecessor was the phrases that we didn't hear much anything about the chinese communist party and run roughshod all across the world on his watch, we heard very little about the fact that he did nothing while we sell russian hackers take down our beef supply in the colonial pipeline on his watch and he said putin got the message right before putin rolled the tanks across the board into

good morning to you, hillary. >> good morning, bill.hat we've obtained the full transcript of this interview between president biden and social counsel robert hur. in that interview biden says at least 44 times i can't remember, i don't remember, or i don't know. setting the stage for hur's takeaway that the president has a bad memory. also in that interview biden told prosecutors he had no idea how classified documents ended up at his house or his office at the penn biden center. biden says he was not that organized when prosecutors asked why he had classified document stuffed in different places saying he didn't know how a beat-up box got in the garage. when asked how it got there he didn't ask anybody to take care of it. it just got done. i can't remember who. it was in this questioning of how these cardboard boxes ended up in his garage. he forgot when he was v.p. at least three times in this interview. he said i never knew where any of the documents or boxes were specifically coming from or who packed them. i get them delivered to

and hillary clinton foundation. this was something $300000000.00 that was gonna be spent on a factory to produce close. it's going to produce $100000.00 jobs on the island. what they did is they forced hundreds of farmers, all that land, which caused the problems for them and that families, only $8000.00 jobs are created. and what we sold, who's the money was being used to create clothes for companies. big companies like target and it'll say the in the us, it was them who were lining the pockets and know ation on this. the legacy of that is not just guiding violence that we're seeing on the street. it's opposite, i think, or with people's livelihoods on their hopes, with the futures that what are they say? well that's why we've got 90 percent of people in hey, she was living below the poverty like it's a purse nation and it's hard to be the poor section of the car being one of the ports of patients in the world. they say that few is not just with the international community, but also the local, the power co, mrs. th

of first ladies of the united statesnd the impact and contribution by first ladies going back to hillaryand their changing roles in the 21st century. >> melania trump really highlighted the fact for americans that you don't have to do anything with this role if you don't want to and there have been first ladies who did very little compared to hillary clinton or eleanor roosevelt who is the other standardbearer. the fact that melania trump was doing this in our times as they are is almost radical. >> katie rogers with her book, american woman. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now radio app. >> a healthy democracy doesn't justook like this. it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. get informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from then's erever you are. because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. ■pc-span, powered by

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of all viewers, who is running the government, obviously, this is not joe biden, in your opinion, hillary clinton, i think it is not difficult to assume that this is exactly the case, if you look at the people in the joe biden administration, these are the same people that worked for the administration of president obama for hillary clinton, because hillary clinton herself once spoke about this, she said: yes, i talk to the white house every day, so it shouldn’t surprise us. who is behind the policies coming from the current administration in the white house, which many call the most radical and left-liberal in the entire history of our country, there is no doubt about it, i have changed a lot in 20 years, just in the sense that we have all changed, what can we say, but how have you changed, what are your ideas now that differ from those that were 5 years ago , you know, the point is... the politically motivated decisions that were made in the midst of what they called the greatest epidemic of our time, i think, demonstrated quite clearly to a lot of people that it was really all about po

i was looking for hillary clinton's speech . it was about 45. now it is about 2-3%.can't definitively say that trump is the final winner, but most of these are internal issues , immigration issues, tax system issues, legal issues, which doubled salaries during biden's era. i was the president in the last 20 years . in fact, towards negotiations that lead to the same two-state policy , the republicans call this as an achievement in their foreign policy, in return, emphasizing that we must actually end the war in ukraine, reduce the us military presence , and shoulder the costs. the reality of the ship, especially nato, especially east asia. now south korea and japan are talking about the climate. you know that the climate is a very serious issue. now there is a conflict between the two parties. the democrats insist that we must have climate agreements and reduce consumption , while the republicans say that if we we want to achieve high economic growth , we must do this, and i apologize for that. decreased sound quality. thank you mr. sariad, mrs. khakpour . thank you

. >> by the way, they released hillary clinton. she hammered her phones. nothing happens to bill clinton. he took it out in his socks.

hillary clinton, joe biden, donald trump. all three of them have been accused of mishandling classified documents. only one of them has been prosecuted. and that's what the american people see, what we see. hillary clinton ran a program called bleach it on her server, they used hammers to destroy evidence. joe biden has a 50-year history of misplacing classified documents in numerous places, all of these cases have the same underlying elements of the crime, the same fact patterns and yet only one person being prosecuted. with that i yield back to the gentleman from kentucky. >> ranking member recognized for unanimous consent. >> mr. chairman, in light of what the chairman previously said i ask unanimous consent that all transcribed interviews taken by the committee this year be made public. >> there's an objection to that. the gentle lady from missouri is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you for being here, mr. hur. here to focus on the real issues that affect our communities instead of partisa

bill and hillary's fund was replenished with dollars from the penchuk factories, which were used forurposes. 20 years later, his business is difficult without politics and as if the ukrainians would not remember the old joke , kuchma was lucky that he had a daughter and not a son, because pinchuk would have married someone from kuchma anyway. well, just pay attention western countries are declining towards ukraine and it is becoming more difficult to get weapons for themselves, and many countries have given up altogether. of course, at the widow forum - this is the main economic forum of the western elite; pinchuk has been holding the so-called ukrainian tomorrow for many years now, where he begs for help from the west. let's get a look. as now ukraine’s international partners help us very, very much, ukrainians are very grateful to them for this, and we will never forget this, but i want to convey to you one difficult truth: in war it does not matter, whether you have done a lot, what matters is whether you have done as much as necessary, as needed to win. will our international par

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