i mean, hillary clinton gestured towards, yes, israel has to follow the laws of war. like to know if she thinks they are following the laws of war, because there has been a lot of evidence, not just in these truly horrific and unacceptable levels of civilian casualties, you know, we -- the new york times reported just this week on these social media videos of israeli soldiers committing vandalism, bulldozing and blowing up the civilian infrastructure in a way that kind of is very unclear that there's any military purpose. there is a lot of evidence that israel is not taking every step possible, far from it, to protect the people of gaza. and it's not really -- you know, you hear the rhetoric coming from israeli leaders that's extremely heedless of palestinian life. >> to that and, she was really clear that bibi netanyahu needs to go. i think it's interesting that you have this kind of laguna around the aggressions of israel, the potential genocidal acts, the wartime potentially committed. and she's not going to necessarily address that, but she is going to say -- >> w

ip' asked former secretary of state hillary clinton about all of that today. we're here because it's a day of events, really it's the future of ukraine. and i have to ask you watching the sort of spectacle unfold in washington around thee basic ia around ukraine funding, what's your reaction to what the republican party has done on this issue or not done? >> you know, it's fascinating, alex, becausein i think a very small minority of the republican party has hijacked the party when it comes to a number of things like border security and aid for ukraine. i actually think that a majority of republicans in both houses if given the chance would vote for both border security and ukraine fund. itkr doesn't appear they'll get chance to vote on border funding because it's not clear that it will pass t the cloture requirement. but they think they will get a chance to vote on ukraine funding as well as israel funding and i think it'll pass both houses. >> so you're optimistic am. >> i am about those two things. i think the stripping of the border security, the defeat in

hillary clinton gestured towards yes, israel asked to follow the laws of war.er she thinks they are following the loss of war, because there has been a lot of evidence, not just in these truly horrific and unacceptable levels of civilian casualties. the new york times reported this week on the social media videos of israeli soldiers committing vandalism, bulldozing and blowing up a civilian infrastructure in a way that is kind of unclear if there is any military purpose. there is a lot of evidence that israel is not taking every step possible, far from it, to protect the people of gaza. you hear the rhetoric coming from israeli leaders that is extremely heat lists to palestinian life. to >> that and, she is clear that netanyahu needs to go. it's clear that you have this is the kuhn a round the aggressions of israel, the potential genocidal acts, war crimes committed, and she is not necessarily going to adjust that, but she will say -- >> that's a consensus issue. that's pretty close to a consensus issue in israel itself, not a consensus issue, but overwhelming

joe gets off with out charges like hillary clinton and james comey exonerates hillary and donald trump gets, let's see, his home rated and charges brought against him.ons james comey found classified emaissifl on that laptop.s. classified email. it was believed that our enemieh might have had access to it. and first the other top story tonight. to we will get back to this in a minute. todaearlier today, the supreme t heard all arguments over the colorado attempt to ban fro donald trump from the ballot. it was a disaster from start tof finish for the leftists in colorado. listen to this. >> if colorado is a position upheld, surely there will be disqualification proceedings on the other side. i woulualid expect that a good number of states will say, whoever the democratic candidate is, you are off the ballot. and others for the republicane o candidate, you are off the ballot. ballit will come down to a handl of states that will decide the presidential election. that is a pretty daunting consequence. >> what about the idea that we should think about democracy, think about the right of the

hillary clinton, remember her? she deleted 30000 subpoenaed e-mails sum with classified information offer private server. she faced no charges. don't forget we know about the top-secret classified documents that james comer did find. but no reasonable prosecutor would cross acute. now he gets off without charges us like hillary and james comey exonerates hillary. donald trump gets his home raided and charges brought against him. remember james comey found tons of classified e-mail on that laptop. top-secret classified e-mails. it was believed our enemies might have had access to it. but first our other top story. we will get back to this in a minute. >>> earlier today the supreme court heard oral arguments over the colorado attempt to ban donald trump from that ballot. it was a disaster from start to finish for the leftists in colorado. listen to this. >> if colorado's position is upheld surely there will be disqualification proceedings on the other side. i would expect that a goodly number of states will see whoev

also say the presidents age is a legitimate issue for voters in the 2024 race closes hillary clintone wings coming around again. and report warns presidents climate spinning, nearly half a trillion dollars more than projected, as is flowing through your money is one of the vote with the media is not reporting, and former president trump's comments on nato, while the backlash or that we can give a host of on the central mass shooting that was avoided joe augustine's and fulton county d.a. penny willis, enzo texas congressman, tony gonzales this year, brutal new report and of axioms reporting the president behind the scenes exploding in rage and anger seem over how they botched the border this white house and all of this coming up on the evening edit. mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [

then working for hillary clinton cells are that all kind of was on their side in syria to ok. the leader also with you recall the most lives into to you and the me least 8 rebel forces in the fight against the supporters of suzanne president, a sub in an internet video recording was over here. we also urged the syrian people not to rely on the arab league to the kia or the united states for assistance. hillary clinton said it would go on to feel the wrath of wicked legs, once again in sweats to succeed in doing her presidential election campaign. clinton took $100000.00 in cash from and was director of a company that gave money to isis the disastrous, absolutely disastrous intervention in libya knew the destruction of the get off the government, which led to the occupation of isis, of large segments of the country with as far as going a bit to, to syria and being pushed by hillary clinton into jobs within syria, including isis. and that's where in those emails the largest cyber publication of confidential documents on the c, i a turns out they can spy on all of us. year 0 intr

of course in that election one topic dominated the campaigns of both donald trump and hillary clinton. >> a growing firestorm over her e-mails. >> her private e-mails. >> 3,000 more pages of e-mails from hillary clinton's personal account. >> her private e-mail server scandal. >> she deleted the e-mails. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> then on june 5, then-fbi director james comey walked in front of the cameras and said this. >> there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive highly classified information. >> and this. there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information. >> in the months that followed 8 out of the 9 straight gallop polls found the one word americans heard the most about hillary clinton then was e-mail. yet in the resulting media coverage there was very little mention of this part. >> no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. >> fast forward to where we are now. as polls do show that 76% of americans already say preside

to to you or the united states for assistance, hillary clinton would go on to feel the wrath of wake legs once again and wants to succeed in doing her presidential election campaign. clinton took $100000.00 in cash from and was director of a company that gave money to isis the disastrous, absolutely disastrous intervention in libya knew the destruction of the uh, get off the government. which led to the occupation of isis, of large segments of the country width and support, who is going a bit to, to the syria of being pushed by hillary clinton into jobs us within syria, including isis. and that's where in those emails the largest ever publication of confidential documents on the c, i a turns out they can spy on all of us. year 0 introduces the scope and direction of the c. i a is global cobra hacking program. it's malware arsenal, and dozens of 0 de weaponized exploits against a wide range of us and european company products, including apple's iphone, google's android, and microsoft windows, and even samsung tvs, which are turned into covert microphones, the c i a was furious and ann

i also think you have to laugh at hillary clinton here.f the most sexistic tweets that you can send out when can't use the guy's name that played in the super bowl. i'll give her more crap about that. but i think its funny now that politician has taken over the super bowl even when i really don't want it to. like i just want to watch this game. i don't care about taylor swift being there. i don't. i want to know who is going to win, who is going to lose and i don't care about their love affair or their politics. i will say if democrats think that taylor swift is going to be able to save joe biden, she's popular. she's not that popular. nobody in the world is that popular to save joe biden right now. and look, she also went against marsha blackburn in tennessee, the senator there running. she said her voting record horrified her. it had zero impact on the election in tennessee when she won her bid there. so i think other people are -- look, there's celebrity and does it impact an election? she could campaign with joe biden every day and bri

hillary clinton and michelle obama. and is completing one on julia grant. she taught a course on the rhetoric of first ladies at kansas and an interdisciplinary course on first ladies at saint louis university and american university in fall 2022. she also teaches courses on first ladies for the ocean, a lifelong learning institute at cu, and lectures on first ladies for a variety of community groups. she was a panelist at the 2021 white house historical association asian symposium and the 2020 colloquium. she is a founding member of flair, the first lady's association for research and education, and serves as players treasurer. welcome, dr. carlin to history. happy hour. good evening, everyone, and thank you very much, samantha and the white house. historic association for the invitation to share this presentation of first ladies and civil rights. i've chosen two photos for this title slide down in the lower left. there's a photo of the washington hands, which would have been probably either in new york or philadelphia, showing them at home with their gran

how do you look at the way laws hillary clinton's case was handled? joe biden's case was handled and donald trump's case wastrum handled because very clearlyp'me comey implicated hillary. and in this report, robert hurtn implicated joe biden as being guilty, willfully retaining. and that's the same thing. jared. >> yeah. i mean, how in the world do you explain this, sean, to the american people? trump gets prosecuted. ump getsd anomenteduse he's to demented. >> i mean, this report should deeply alarm all americans. >> and, you know, i do think thk it's compelling evidence that the cabinet should at least consider invoking the 25th amendment incapacity, because what robert heard wahes seen today in his report is joe biden is not competent to stand trial. so how in the worl triald is he competent to be president? and his special counsee presidl portrays biden as so senile,po it's impossible to prove his willingness or intent. >> that is fundamental wrongy wn under the law. >> at issue is notg biden's current mental state, what it was years ago when he re

. >> alex wagner on her exclusive interview with hillary clinton, plus -- >> if you tried to move a bill that solves the border crisis during this presidential year, i will do whatever it can to destroy you. >> senator chris murphy on the republican sabotage of their own border bell. and alexander at costco court as on the chaos in the house and what -- all that starts right now. good naming from new york. i'm chris hayes. it is all about the clock and the calendar. that has been clear ever since the first criminal charges came down against donald trump last spring -- our justice system moves at its own speed. but there's a finite amount of time for the ex president to be tried and the 91 charges he now faces before voters go to the polls on election day. now of, course everyone knows this, and trump certainly knows this. it is why, remember, he announced his 2024 campaign for president all the way back in november of 2022. that was one of his first attempts to shield himself politically from the legal accountability that he knew was coming. and of course, since then, trump has been doin

listen to the words of a senior advisor to hillary clinton telling the new york times the first text i got this morning was thoroughly triggered last night. it is a moment in time my next guest knows as well as just about anybody. here is a former deputy director of the fbi who had a front row seat in 2016, thank you so much for being here. did you have flashbacks as you are reading through his report yesterday? >> yeah, i did. there are some nauseating similarities to that situation from july 5th, 2016 and to what we saw in the report yesterday. >> can you talk to the differences here? because there is a difference in the sense of what he was obligated to do and what robert herr is obligated to do in the fact that he is a special counsel, he had to issue a report here. he did not have an option, maybe he did not have to put the mentions of biden's memory in there but he did have to issue a report here. >> sure, that is exactly right. the regulations that govern the conduct and the appointment of special counsel's require that at the end of the investigation, special counsel must sub

was telling you about what the supreme court might do, and elaborate on exactly hillary clinton's idea in detail. and it's a two senator night course of the eve of the supreme court argument, we have senator sheldon whitehouse. but we have senator jon tester. and alex, i don't know, we know him as the mild mannered and of course toughest person in the united states senate, because he's an actual working farmer. >> yes, he has a major, majorly huge tractor, which, yes. >> he sent out an email today that begins with i am sick of this bs. >> mm. >> so, i don't know. >> sounds -- >> we might be getting calls off, jon tester, in the next hour. >> sounds testy. >> we are gonna find out what bs exactly he's -- keep it up. >> keep it a family program tonight, lawrence. >> thank you, alex. >> have a good show. >>> donald trump had been administering a national until the test of american since 2011, when he began lying about president obama's birth certificate. millions of americans failed that intelligence test when they believed donald trump's lies about president obama's birth certificat

i asked him, at the moment you released this correspondence, did you realize how powerful hillary clintonas? and i also asked, looking back at... asanj was not in this clip, this is a summary of our conversation, they did not allow us to interview him on camera, so not only are they keeping him in a maximum security prison, hoping that he is there dies, he is also prevented from telling his story to the world. all this is a crime, every us presidential candidate must answer the question: will you pardon are you juliana? stella, she was his greatest advocate in the free world, she is now leading the effort to prevent his extradition to the united states, where he will end up in a maximum security prison from which he will never leave, she is a lawyer , a human rights activist, and we are honored to speak with her. stella asansh, thank you very much for the interview. what's the latest news? i know this is happening right now, how are the extradition hearings going? we were in court for 2 days and this decision may become final, when we started we didn't knew if we would have a decision, if

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other ladies who may succeed joe biden, then there are several names here at once, of course, hillary clintone, after her defeat in 2016, she clearly has not come to terms with her failure, as long as she has the strength, as long as she has the american clinton clan exists in politics, it will rely on the power of this the clan strives to remain in this politics, although of course it has real electoral prospects. well, at least because hillary clinton has a very high anti-rating, in general now everyone who is running for the post of forty-seventh president of the united states has this rating strongly, what can i say, and trump is also not the most popular politician, in general, most americans would not want a repetition of the biden vs. scenario trump, but that’s how it turns out, yes, but let’s see hillary clinton as a quality. rivals of donald trump, but this is quite some bitter irony or postirony , as they say now, if we take the most obvious figure, well, as obvious from the point of view of the american constitution, the president is leaving, who should replace him, as was the case

the main caliber of information art training is hillary clinton. just look how. host will present an interview with her. tucker carlson, who, as you know, is such a lead singer in republican team, was in moscow and interviewed vladimir putin. i spoke with hillary clinton about this journalistic endeavor. and that's what she said. he's a useful idiot. if you actually read the translations of what the russian media wrote about him, they make fun of him. i would, of course, like to get acquainted with the translations that clinton, representative, read. journalist, his arrival was covered almost as a visit of the first person, right down to trips to a cafe and supermarket, but clinton was already carried away. he's like a puppy, he's like the parrot repeats putin’s lies about ukraine, he lies about ukraine himself and broadcasts lies. after being fired from so many publications in the us, i wouldn't be surprised if he gets a contract with russian media. because he is a useful idiot, but it is also a sign that there are people in this country who are vladimir putin's

um, when you i just when you watched as i'm you did hillary clinton i'm sure you did hillary clintone interview, uh, you know, saying that, you know, pounng you know, saying that, you know, pouring scorn on leaders who would imprison an opponents. >> how did that strike you, given the past months or longer of democrats seeking to imprison or at the very least, throw the book at their main opposition to donald trump? was that not rank hypocrisy of the first order? >> well, look , i mean, right >> well, look, i mean, right now, as i'm sure you know, our our politics are just visceral. and it is a split screen. the hypocrisy on both sides is pretty bad . um, and it's pretty bad. um, and it's unfortunate for our, our for our country. we've got biden , who, country. we've got biden, who, you know, has his own issues . you know, has his own issues. we've got trump who has many, many issues . and i think many issues. and i think depending on what political side you're on, you're just going to everybody's with their everybody's sticking with their guy than being, know, guy rather than being,

trump scenario, but it turns out that way, yes, and seeing hillary clinton as a rival to donald trumpof bitter irony or post-irony, as they say now. if we take the most obvious figure, well, as obvious from the point of view of the american constitution , the president is leaving, who should replace him, as was the case, for example, with kennedy, johnson, yes, the vice president, kennedy was assassinated, johnson became president of the united states, but then kamela harris, but there are no less problems with kamala harris than with biden, there is even such a semi-slang expression that the speech of kamal and harris is a kind of word salad, yes. because she talks a lot, she learned to speak like a politician in her time, she was a senator from california, but sometimes there is critically little meaning in her words, and people simply don’t understand, what she wants to say. in every moment of our lives, it is very important to see this moment in which we exist and to feel the context in order to understand where we are in history, because this applies not only to the past, but to

so we've done a lot of strategic work for hillary clinton and others.ts be doing right now about this? >> to start, it's something that they should be doing less of. joe biden's the president, he's our de facto know many. he wants to be reelected, i want to be reelected, presumably democratic party wants to be reelected. democrats need to start fretting a lot less, and start defending him a lot more. that's one part of it. the second part of it is let's unpack. you talk about the accuser, look at the accusations. you're talking about age. i'm sorry, they're the same age. if your father's 81 and your mother is 78, which donald trump is turning in a couple months you don't see dad married a younger woman. so that's a tie. health, please. i could spend the rest of your show talking about the difference in their health. biden has been transparent, we know why he has an odd gate. it's because he's getting older. look, -- >> he didn't do physical therapy when he heard his book. i'm sure he wishes he had now. i'd like to think i'm better at life now that i was

hillary clinton calls us pathetic. will spit on us and call us every dirty word in the dictionary. meanwhile, polls recorded biden's lowest level of popularity among all us presidents in the re-election year. now he is supported by 38% of voters, which is a 5% increase. lower than trump’s was nine less than obama’s, so a victory in south carolina, even such a formal one, even such a planned one, will still come in handy for the american president. alexey vasilovsky, vladimir vypritsky, ntv, usa. ntv viewers need help from nine-year-old igor. the boy was born with a kidney defect, he is under constant medical supervision, and is only at home during breaks between courses of therapy. now he needs it. a three-stage operation, it will prepare the patient for a kidney transplant. such treatment costs more than 6 million rubles. inna osipova will tell you how to help. igor safonov calls himself a happy man, and looking at him, it’s hard not to believe. this despite the fact that all 9 years of its existence have been a strug

good morning, it's wonderful to be here with all of you for our presentation of the 2023 hillary rodham clinton awards for advancing women in peace and security. this morning i had the privilege of introducing the honorable hillary rodham clinton, the 67th united states secretary of state , and honorary founding chair of georgetown institute for women's peace and security. to help us present this year's awards to four extraordinary global leaders. secretary clinton, we are always honored by your presence at georgetown. we are great for -- grateful for your steadfast participation in promoting peace around our world. we are honored to acknowledge four awardees this year. i wish to offer my sincere appreciation to each of them. deleting international journalist and anchor, christiane amanpour. a leader for democracy, human rights and civil society in sudan, alaa salah. the executive director food for humanity and cofounder of women solidarity network and a peace and security leader in yemen, muna luqman. in the executive director of the mazaya organization for women's development and a human righ

hillary clinton. re-election, now he is supported by 38% of voters, this 5% lower than trump’s was 9%’s, so a victory in south carolina , even so formal, even so planned, will still come in handy for the american president. alexey vasilovsky, vladimir vypritsky, ntv, usa. ntv viewers need help from nine-year-old igor. the boy was born with a kidney defect and is under permanent treatment. well, that is, how will it turn out, well, what did they say at that moment, that you need to live until the transplant, well, such a phrase that the main thing is even before the transplant, that is, you had to gain 9 kg, and they didn’t gain 9 kg, only now there is real hope, igor will have to undergo a very complex unique operation in three stages, of sorts. he tells you everything, it’s great, and how’s your mood, it’s always great for me, well done, and it’s true, igor’s dream is to become a chef, he really loves to cook, while commenting, as in a cooking show, the signature dish, pasta casserole, and now we add italian herbs, literally a pinch throughout the space. the cost of the upcoming oper

so she says it tends to rain lemons, in particular, the role of hillary clinton, while this military or power military operation is moving forward. we need to use all diplomatic and more traditional intelligence assets to bring pressure on the governments of costs are in saudi arabia, which i provide in clung, destined financial, and logistics support. so i, so and other right, it goes to in the groups in the region. another email worth mentioning is of this one right here, we're job items, national security advisor, jake sullivan. then working for hillary clinton, souls are that old guy that was on their side in syria for okay, the leader, also with the recall done with lives into to you and to me, least 28 rebel forces in the fight against the supporters of suzanne president, a sub in an internet video or recording was over here. we also urge the syrian people not to rely on the arab league to kia or the united states for assistance. hello, clinton said it would go on to feel the wrath of wick legs once again in swats to succeed in doing her presidential election campaign. clinton

hyma, you mentioned this dogfight of a race between bernie sanders and hillary clinton which eventuallyissues coming up. we've seen the issue of foreign policy when it comes to nato and ukraine and support all lack of condonation for vladimir putin and we've seen now the issue of reproductive rights. which one of those issues do you think will be key going forward when we eye a potential rematch now of biden and trump? i think all of the above. i believe the two issues that i think will emerge as the top issues will be abortion, immigration and the reform on that and then sort of a sub issue will be what's happening in israel and gaza and ukraine and the potential for china to take over taiwan. that's going to be a really important issue. i think abortion will be — and has been for years now, and it's something that in american culture we've debated for a very long time — but donald trump and joe biden both have a clear opinion on where they stand when it comes to women's rights to choose. donald trump has said he will enforce a national ban if he can and joe biden has says he and kamal

he said, i heard there are damaging e-mails from russia on hillary clinton.ays there are e-mails from hillary clinton. papadopoulos went through this with me at the time and so did carter page. devin nunes sent names to u.s. officials. so many shenanigans and it is coming out now, not just fbi and the russian collusion hoax, it was cia running into trump officials. >> carley: you are following a story like no one else and we are all better off for it. thank you for joining us. we'll have ray kelly on fox business, see you then. >> carley: don't want to miss that. block buster hearing happening just hours from now and donald trump georgia election case that could see fani willis disqualified over her relationship with the prosecutor she hired. we will explain it next. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" bacon and eggs 25/7. you're darn right. solar stocks are up 20% with the additional hour in the day. [ clocks ticking ] i'm ruined. with the extra hour i'm thinking companywi

he caused some pain to hillary clinton _ caused some pain to hillary clinton in the campaign and shelinton in the campaign and she ended up losing and so i think to this — ended up losing and so i think to this point, nikki haley is pointing _ to this point, nikki haley is pointing out some really, really _ pointing out some really, really important things about dohaid — really important things about donald trump but i believe the president, visit apartment and vice president harris will use against — vice president harris will use against him and so it could end ”p against him and so it could end up hurting _ against him and so it could end up hurting him in my opinion. | up hurting him in my opinion. want to turn up hurting him in my opinion. i want to turn to donald trump up hurting him in my opinion. i want to turn to donald trump in a second but sticking with haley, obviously we are still waiting for final result here but it has been shifting back and forth anywhere from maybe 10- 15- 20% and forth anywhere from maybe 10— 15— 20% difference between the two, if nikki haley does o