the debate starts right now. >>> tonight on "crossfire" hillary clinton facing attacks on the eve of her book release. >> clinton's account of the low salt, low fat, low-calorie offering with vanilla pudding as dessert. >> is america ready for hillary? on the left, paul begala. on the right, s.e. cupp. in the "crossfire," tracy sefel, a clinton supporter, and tim miller, co-author of "failed choices." should democrats place all bets on clinton? will republican attacks on her backfire? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i am paul begala on the left. >> i'm s.e. cupp on the right. guests with different opinions of hillary clinton. her new book comes out tomorrow and starting a high-profile campaign swing. i minean, promotional tour. she's getting lost in translation. for one, she doesn't speak progressive. just ask one. for another, she doesn't speak millennial which she learned the hard way in 2008. as you clearly see in her interview with abc's diane sawyer, unlike her husband, she hasn't figured out how to speak regular person. >> we came out of the white house not o

with her pursuit of were running for president. >> chairman priebus thank you for coming in. >> hillary clinton has been the frontrunner since president obama was re-elected but the fire she is taking for republicans is certainly unusual. our next guest was the first member of conditioning to endorse clinton for 2016, missouri senator stayed in a statement last june "it is important we start early building a grass roads army and effectively using the tools of the internet so if hillary clinton decides to run we will be able to help her win." senator mccaskill, welcome to fox news. >> as we discussed, the chairman says republicans are trying to politicize ben gauze but it is not just politicians but relatives of the four members who were killed say the state department has ignored them from the start. listen to this. >> no one from the government has got were back to me to tell me anything and that, i mean "anything." >> thank you is not political. >> it is a tragedy and it is a tragedy that anyone feels more acutely than hillary clinton. she knows it was on her watch we lost americans. the poin

in the "crossfire" tonight, two opposite views of hillary clinton. as we are seeing this week, clinton bashing is a whole cottage industry. think of all the republicans unemployed if they weren't attacking hillary clinton. think of the taxpayer dollars wasted on investigations of them, bogus claims of stock deals, land deals, or whatever they were investigating at the time, yet the clinton haters never learn, the more they attack, the more the clintons fight back. >> actually, it's more of a reason to run, because i do not believe our great country should be playing minor league ball. we ought to be in the majors, and i view this as really apart from even an aversion from the hard work that the congress should be doing about the problems facing our country and the world. >> newt, hillary is not backing down from this. she's ready to take all of you on. she's been doing it since the 1990s, when you were speaker of the house, and, frankly, she's been winning. so, is this what the next two years is going to be like? >> first of all, she lost hillary care

hillary clinton was a part of it and it was about bin laden. let's listen. >> you really didn't tell president clinton about osama bin laden? >> no. no. i take very seriously the obligations of secrecy. >> didn't he say, you could have told me? >> no. he understood. and when president obama called to tell him. and he started by saying i assume that hillary has told you -- >> she has been seen wiin the pictures with her hand over her mouth and she has said that is when the tail of the airplane -- there is a concern she might share too much with the former president of the united states. >> it was a settle way for her to show her independence from bill clinton. one of the things during his campaign is the joke of do you get two for the price of one, right? and i think this in a way, when you bring up the clintons, is it going to be the '90s all over again? this is her way of saying, i've got my own thing going and you talk to people close to hillary clinton and they will say there are really boundaries and she is trying to project that. >> i thoug

but the most morniimportant thi remember, we are in the middle of a huge hillary clinton, bill clinton-produceden, thank you, carl. >> we have never seen anything like this in our history and we're watching what they want us to watch. and they're perfecting the stage craft as we go through the next year or two, assuming she is going to run. and we have a pretty good preview. she handled it very well. there is this kind of aggressive defensiveness on some questions. and yet we see as i learned doing this biography, there are genuine aspects of her that came through. and that is what we want to see more of, what we don't see is real introspection, and that is what we always want to see and almost never do. >> right on, carl, right now we see what they want us to see, the interview they produced. until there is serious competition and she is asked some really serious questions on the real campaign trail. she has already started that. but carl mentioned there is some defensiveness, especially on the monica lewinsky scale, and first question, maggie, is to you. >> monica lewinsky is back in the news

the fact is hillary clinton has to answer these questions, number one. and number two, if she's even thinking about running for president, i think that she has been disqualified because of her actions here. >> in the benghazi chapter, clinton says she never saw these demands, these requests from ambassador chris stevens who was killed km n. the benghazi attack. in the book she writes this. "that's not how it works," talking about seeing cables that would get to her level. "that's not how it works. it shouldn't and it didn't." do you see parallels between clinton and secretary shinseki who says he wasn't getting the information from lower level people? >> i think that's a good point. i also think that brings us balk to barack obama. here's the president that in 2005 when he was senator, he said he was going to fix this issue in regard to the va. getting to your question though, barack obama also said you recall in 2008 that no detail, no issue is too small for him to tackle. yet, now he comes on television two days ago and said, listen, the secretary of th

i want to finish up with hillary clinton first. what was hillary clinton's signature accomplishment as secretary of state? >> i think her signature accomplishment was re-establishing the world that the way we have peace is through allies, building relationships. in dozens and dozens of countries where those relationships had atrophied. the stamina is amazing what she did as secretary of state, and now we have relationships, and it is a large and complicated, dangerous world. she has the kind of resume that shows leadership, strength, the ability to make decisions at moments of crisis that will make her a terrific president of the united states. >> but let's look at some of clinton's other initiatives, other policies during those four years as secretary of state. she pushed the reset button in relations with russia, which is clearly now failed. she defended syria's president assad as a possible reformer at the start of that country's civil war. she failed to stop the nuclear programs in iran and north korea and she decided want to d

>> with hillary clinton it goes back and you wrote about this at the "washington post" hillary clintonot her team of lawyers in the white house in the 1990's to drum up a report to attack the reporting on whitewater. they have had the attitude that resolution is the enemy and i don't think at this point you can ask her to get rid of that. >> in this new yorker piece, hillary clinton's long time spokesman says following and we can put it on the screen there is no such thing as straight reporting it is about views, eyeballs and clicks and the clintons are good for business. with hillary clinton there is a premium on the sensational and colorful and that comes at the expense of accuracy. what do you make of that? >> i don't know if it is hillary clinton more than anyone but it is a fairly accurate diagnosis of the media, interested in what readers want to read about. president obama has disappointed the media because he is bland to cover. >> is that why we talk about hillary clinton? >> we are eager to move on to the next thing. talk about ted cruz or hillary clinton. >> chris christie. >

has a new weapon to take her down. >> hillary clinton's precampaign book tour arrived in d.c. and the republican national committee welcomed her with ridicule in the form of a giant squirrel asking clinton supporters, "another clinton white house: are you nuts?" >> stephen: that's right. a giant squirrel. because sure, clinton's gone toe-to-toe with some of the toughest men on the planet, but has she ever taken on man-sides rodent? i think nut. and the squirrel here has been going after hillary with tweet zingers like, "hillary clinton is squirrely if she thinks the taliban aren't a threat to us" and "hillary clinton is trying to hide her record on benghazi the way i hide acorns." wow. those are some stinging nut puns. i can't wait for more. cashew believe she's running? hillary pe-can't be our next president. we need a border wal-nut. remember, she murdered vince foster. pistachio. nation, this is the best use of mascot in politics since stephen douglas dressed up as banana and said lincoln was unappealing. and this brand-new idea to attack hillary clinton will definitely work

if you like politicians you love hillary clinton. she is washington, dc incarnate. >> the decision to focus a goodibility of time on benghazi was that unfair? >> not at all, the questions were fair but the problem, he divinity argue with her and call her names which people are used to and they thought it was a soft interview. it was a win-win. i didn't see she was brain damaged, i thought she came out intelligent and handled the questions quite well and her answer, the fog of war, this is what they have done and they are good at, they explain away questions with reasonable-sounding answers that average people pregnancy easy to follow. >> i note that diane sawyer spent several minutes on benghazi and people were not beating up over that. >> what was unusual about the interview it was two anchor format. >> she was sitting right here and she was looking at bret. >> almost like a debate how they divided it up. >> it was. but greta, in particular, had a very conversational tone and that comes from interviewing her all over the world in af

both clintons are trying to spruce up the hillary clinton precampaign campaign tour. and the results, i think it's a draw. bill was able to defend the clinton wealth in a more natural way, i'm not sure running to her rescue did her any favors. in a brand new interview she said, my husband was very sweet today. but i don't need anybody to defend my record, i think my record speaks for itself. and her third attempt at sounding relatable despite a lifestyle that one prominent democrat called my downton abbey than america went pretty well. >> i shouldn't have said the five or so words i said, but my inartful use of those few words doesn't change who i am, what i have stood for my entire life, what i stand for today. >> donna, this is, as the kids say, this is a thing now. this narrative isn't a republican invention. it's due to some unforced errors by hillary clinton. it's a narrative that democrats are hoping to cement and the media is hoping to cement. is this something she can get away from or is this now the narrative going forward for the next two years for her? >> th

wouldn't be happy unless she was waterboarded by interviewers. >> some headlines said brett hammered hillary clinton on benghazi. is that a fair characterization? well, look, the fact of the matter is hillary didn't answer the questions. what is brett supposed to do? he's trying to get answers. we have a woman who looks at the camera and absolutely just says whatever she wants. it's not based on fact other reality. she skirts all the issues. >> you don't think she answered any of those benghazi questions? >> no. there are so many questions lingering. and she does a very good job because she was a 20-plus year politician. if you like politicians, you love hillary clinton. she is washington, d.c. in car nate. >> the decision to focus a good bit of time on benghazi, was that somewhat unfair or out of bounds? >> not at all. the problem was he didn't argue with her and call her names which people are so used to so they thought it was a soft interview. it was a win-win for both. i didn't see that she was brain damaged karl rove. i think they came across very intelligent and handled those questions quite w

going to be harder to watch. >> we're pleased to welcome to our set, former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> thank you for being here, madam secretary. >> thank you both. >> secretary clinton, i read the book. i traveled on many of these trips. a fun read. thank you. >> i want to be fair and balanced to greata. >> that's very fair. i like that. [laughter] >> jon: what's with all the ha, ha, ha and fun read. guys, this is a woman who snuck into the embassy in bank of england to personally strangle four americans and bald eagle. big letdown, fox. big! let's hope cnn doesn't make the same mistake by overhyping their exclusive. >> we wanted to give you a little look behind the scenes as we get ready for this event. >> we're putting finishing touches on the set. christiane amanpour will be sitting right here hsm k will be sitting right here. this is the hot seat. >> jon: honey, get in here. honey! honey, get in here, they're introducing the chairs. honey! you're going to miss it. hurry up. they're introducing... you said you were going to tape it? well, i'm sure the interview lived up to the

. >> watch for hillary clinton to appear on booktv soon to discuss her latest book, "hard choices." >> and some insight from people involved in the making of the book, "hard choices." hillary clinton's memoir released tuesday, this morning here on booktv our cameras are at the pentagon city caused no in arlington, virginia, where hillary clinton is going to be signing copies of hard choices to her memoir focuses on her time as secretary of state and how that shapes her view of the future to her experiences there. she's expected to sign about 1000 copies here today. >> [background sounds] [background sounds] >> and inside the tragedy, a number of people waiting to get their books signed, "hard choices," that was released tuesday by hillary clinton, the former secretary o secretary of. she serve as sex is a stay from 2009-2013. she's also a former senator from new york, and, of course, former first lady of the united states. some of her other books include living history, it takes a village, an invitation to the white house, and, of course, dear socks, dear buddy. just wait for hillary

hillary clinton's highly anticipated memoir has been leaked. ia borger and elise labbot. thanks to cbs news, they've released excerpts. a moving excerpt on chelsea clinton's wedding. i'll read it from the book. "bill was just as emotional as i was. maybe even more so and i was just glad he made it down the aisle in one piece. afterward, bill danced with chelsea to "the way you look tonight." it was one of the happiest and proudest moments of my life. so many thoughts went through my head. our family had been through a lot together. good times and hard times and now here we were celebrating the best of times." a very moving normal passage. a mom, dad, very proud of their daughter. >> she's a mother. i think of that and think of male politicians who have to drag out their wives very often to humanize them as we saw during the last campaign with mitt romney and barack obama. the wives were sort of talking about their human side. i think hillary clinton as a woman when you leave her alone and she talks about her life and herself, that's what a lot o

but during the 2008 campaign, hillary clinton and bill clinton really did seem to fall prey to this tendency to take what is normal politics, hardball tactics from the obama campaign and really get really small ball with it. they made a lot of unforced errors, particularly in south carolina. she made a lot of unforced errors when she was questioned about her comments about lyndon johns johnson. they didn't respond in a smart way. i feel like yes, hillary clinton was answering that question about herself as a first lady, but i almost feel like she was answering it about her 2008 campaign self. >> now that we're all being honest here and we're all trying to get to the truth and not flaking for anybody, none of us are. what i want to get to with my more recent friend, a lot of that sensitivity among african-americans, this is just -- what is it? this is a fantasy, that kind of thing, which can be taken as a general assault and dismissal of barack obama. he's going to be way back in the pack. that was taken as a general attack on african-americans, aspirations in this country. and i learned in t

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the hillary clinton town hall the hillary clinton town hall begins right now. -- captions by vitac --nn town hall event, hillary clinton opens up about the hard choices she's made. and the big one around the corner. >> making a decision to run for president which i have made once is a really hard choice. >> as secretary of state, she logged nearly a million miles. stared down foreign leaders. >> russia and china been pay a price. >> and stood with the president during times of crisis. sharing successes. >> osama bin laden is dead. >> and failures. >> what happened in benghazi was a terrible tragedy. >> now, one of the most influential women in the world is standing by to answer pointed and personal questions about global threats, america's challenges, and her next chapter. >> i think the most important questions are not will you run or can you win. i think the important questions are, what's your vision for america and can you lead us there. this is a cnn town hall exclusive, hillary clinton's hard choices. from washington, in the studio at the newseum, here's christiane amanpour. >>

>> it is no surprise that desperate people frequently attempt to leverage something off of hillary clinton for their own personal gain. this ad is clearly that. you know what's really sad about it though is it's not about secretary clinton. what's sad about it is it does nothing to help peace in the middle east. those people who would argue with that are just bald faced liars. >> let's be really objective here. i think hillary clinton is a regular democrat on israel, meaning pro israeli. i think she's right there in the normal spot of being supportive whenever she can be. and on issues like the settlements, she's been more than favorable to israel. when obama said you have to talk the settlements to talk peace, she said no, that's putting too much pressure on the israeli government. >> columnists repeatedly talk about the possibility that israel may have an apartheid problem down the road, as john kerry said. >> i've been thinking about this since i was in israel in '71 for a month. the problem is you have all the arab people who are muslim living in the disputed territory since the '67 wa

all of that is not good for hillary clinton. but bill clinton is just as successful and he can get over the hump. he is comfortable being successful. a lot of people are not yet. >> so by comparison, is it a bad contrast? >> i think we are coming that from the wrong place. hillary clinton is still hand down beating anybody in the head to head for presidential. not that anyone declared. including with middle class voters. >> by double-digit. >> she is the one thern r person in the race, assuming she gets into it, she is winning on this issue. she has a lifetime of fighting for these issues. you cannot underestimate that. republicans haven't won on this since 2004. >> you are too good a professional to believe what you just said. >> i can't believe you just complimented me. >> that's not going to be a compliment. >> wait for it, wait for it. >> no, no. you were very professional when you help ed -- here is the poin. she is the most admired woman in america, after the u.s. senate, after four years of secretary of state. who are the

and everything we've seen so far in terms of all the stops that are lined up, once again, it's hillary clintoner stamina, being able to campaign all night basically. i think her team has handled this issue in particular very well because it really does make the republicans look opportunistic, and bill clinton used humor to deflect it. now hillary is talking about it in a more serious way. >> it's one thing you can't hide. if she starts getting run down on the campaign trail, we'll see it. that's something they can't explain away if, in fact, she's ill. >> sit tight one more time. tomorrow's news today our reporters share some nuggets from their notebooks. information i could trust on how to take care of me and my baby. luckily, unitedhealthcare has a simple program that helps moms stay on track with their doctors and get the right care and guidance-before and after the baby is born. simple is good right now. (anncr vo) innovations that work for you. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. who's going to make it happen? discover a new energy source. turn ocean waves into power. design cars

but for hillary clinton to try to make such a pretense. yes, she and her husband were in debt when they came out of the white house, but they were clearly members of the nation's very most elite and both of them with enormous earning potential which they have gone on to display to the tune of what some people say as much as $200 million. >> she already had a book deal before she left. >> she did. terry mccallive standing there to help her on any mortgages. there was never any doubt about their financial prospects. if they weren't rich on paper, they were about to be rich and everybody knew it and i don't think -- and i don't think it's a problem. i don't know why she's worried. maybe it's because bret she wants to make income inequality an issue and she doesn't want to be on the wrong side of that issue. >> what do you make the overall roll out, a couple of questions that had to be clarified and obviously that happens in any politician, this is a rollout for a book, but your thoughts on that? >> she's been out of the rough and tumble for a

are americans tired of barak bum sxum and hillary clinton. my challenger elle and founder of the list. and a network for professional women rachel sclar is with us. >> rachel, is the support for hillary clinton waning? she had tough woks in the interview. >> i don't think the support for hillary clinton is waning at all. i think she is just emerges as a precandidate if you will. >> precandidate. >> no one is a candidate until they announce their intention to announce. this is a move toward candidacy and putting herself out there and obviously, i don't think any politician expects to go out to the the public and have it sunshine and puppies and roses and unicorns certainly not hillary clinton. but it is a best seller and the book got a ton of coverage, and the most important thing when you are hillary clinton is to show case your leadership and likeability. and first time america likes hillary clinton. >> the bock is doing fine. it is not harry potter, and it is not jk rolings. what makes me sad about the interpretation. she didn't used lewins

let's talk about ted cruz, hillary clinton. they're more interesting i don't think it has anything to do with ideology, clinton personally. she's enjoying fairly good coverage. >> of course she's not an official candidate yet but just briefly, no such thing as straight reporting in the twitter age? >> come on. i disagree with that. many people may not. there are straight stories, the ap, there's a fire here. these are the firefighters. yes, there is straight reporting but in politics it's mostly opinionated. >> i have a hard break. ahead on "media buzz," how are the media covering michelle obama in the coverage of school lunches? >>> first, what did brian william get out of ed snowden? >>> ed snowden's television interview made quite a splash. nbc giving the fugitive from justice an hour in primetime as he sat down with brian williams, a top rated news anchor. >> in your mind, though, are you blameless? have you done, as you look at this, just a good thing? have you performed, as you see it, a public service? a lot of people wo

>> perhaps. >> let's talk more now about hillary clinton. let's bring in our senior media correspondent brian stelter and senior political correspondent brianna keilar. you were reporting all yesterday on what some people were calling perhaps the first gaff of the clinton campaign or the clinton effort when she talked about being dead broke when she left the white house with her bill clinton. this morning it may be the first campaign cleanup. let's listen to what she said. >> as i recall we were something like $12 million in debt. that was something that we really had to work hard and i was in the senate and could not do anything to help us meet those obligations. i'm very grateful that my husband who has always been a hard worker since he was born poor and given opportunities with a good education and strong values to work hard and take responsibility, he did that. you know, we understand what that struggle is because we had student debts, both of us. we had to pay off. we've had to work. i had a couple jobs in law school. he had lots of job

are you seeing a different hillary clinton? did hillary clinton learn lessons from that?>> one thing we saw toward the end of that 2008 campaign by hillary clinton is what a great campaigner she became. you know, the point she was losing, she kept fighting. really connecting with audiences. and that's been a long time. you know, that was in 2008. it is 2014 now. now she is rusty. not that she learned lessons from them. i this i she forgot some of the muscle memory that you need have in a campaign. so maybe this is useful. it gets her back out there. answering the kind of questions you answer as a candidate that you don't necessarily have to answer when you are secretary of state. >> so margaret, yes, but those kinds of questions, you look at the approval rating that hillary clinton racked up as secretary of state, and through the roof, one of the reasons she is a front-runner like we've never seen before. part of that is she was kind ref moved from politics. not giving interviews to somebody asking her very sort of critical questions about her positions on domestic policy

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bill clinton left the white house, hillary clinton ran for senate.as elected to the senate representing new york. 2008 she ran for president. you see some pictures here. she didn't win but she did become secretary of state for barack obama. now she has a book out, thinking about running when it. she's had a few missteps talking about we were dead broke when we left the white house, talking about all the money they made in speaking fees. this time it's his turn to come to her defense. >> she's not out of touch and she advocated and worked as a senator for things that were good for ordinary people and we've got a good life and i'm grateful for it. but i still, we go to our local grocery store on the weekend. we talk to people in our town. we know what's going on. >> it is remarkable whether you like them or not, whether you support them or not to watch this partnership through the years. the question now steve inskeep, she said it was sweet for her husband to come to her defense but she can explain her own record. she admits she's made some mistakes. >

clinton. this is going to be hillary unplugged. you are going to see her unvarnished. if you look at the polls and there's a new poll out today, it still says that mrs. clinton suffers on the issue of being honest and straightforward. more people say no to the question than yes. so what do you think? do you think the radical candor notion is believable? >> i think it's what you do when you are a tested person for a long time. will it help her? i doubt it. here's the problem. right now, hillary clinton looks absolutely invulnerable. she looked invulnerable the last time around too and suddenly out of nowhere becomes barack obama. i think she's a lot more vulnerable than people think. look at what happened to eric cantor recently. there's a lot of anger and distrust and frustration. hillary clinton reflects this establishment, this entrenched establishment that's been around for a very long time. she and her husband hob knob with a lot of rich and powerful people. i think when you are looking at the democratic party, right now it looks like they are ready for a coronation

hillary clinton's take on money. somewhat controversial. >> we came out of white house not only dead broke but in debt. we had no money when we got there, and we struggled to, you know, piece together the resources for mortgages, for houses, for chelsea's education, you know. it was not easy. >> now, a lot of people derided mrs. clinton for comments like those, and i understand that. she lives large. she has all the comforts, but consider this. both bill and hillary clinton come from very modest circumstances, so their take on money is different from say the bush family or the rockefellers. even though i have a lot of money these days i can still hear my father going clean your plate, eat your food, we don't need to buy that. that's not necessary for this house. we live very frugally in levitttown and that's stayed with me. i'm not a big spender and i'm kind of easy -- kind of uneasy with money in general so i think that's what you're seeing with hillary clinton. she has difficulty putting the money thing into perspe

we'll compare hillary clinton here to hillary clinton. 86,000 books sold of "hard choices."in the first week. not so bad but is it so great? remember when she left the white house with her husband in 2000, she wrote "living history." that sold 38,000 books in the first week. the last condition book did better than the current clinton book. but stack her up against different competition. joe biden, rick perry, mitt romney and sarah palin. better than biden, perry and mitt romney but by this standard, sarah palin. one question i had in all these interviews, as she sees president obama going down in the polls, how much does she have to worry about that or does she let that take the place over here an worry about 2016 over here? >> i think she can't afford to do that. i think you've seen some of her answers reflect the fact that she's cognizant of president obama's declining standing with the american public. she's picked her response where to create separation with president obama. she did not have to put it in this book that the obama folks wanted her to go after sarah palin i

hillary clinton remarked that putin was trying to redraw boundaries the same way hitler was. the russian president called clinton weak. it's better not to argue with women. when people push boundaries too far it's not because they're strong, it's because they're weak. but maybe weakness isn't the worse quality for a woman. wow. photographed shooting a gray whale, hunting shirtless and tranquilizing a tiger, he shouldn't have taken this shot at hillary. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >> we're back with the release of hillary clinton's memoir is being released next tuesday. it releases a campaign rollout than a typical tour. there's the campaign special, then an appearance on good morning america