peter: you write that laura bush benefited from hillary rodham clinton. how so? tie: one clinton advisor said hillary clinton could never wear a pantsuit, it was a huge problem in the media, it was dissect did within an inch of its life if she did. laura bush wearing pants suits all the time, clinton advisors see that as something that was smoothed for the first lady. i know that seems superficial on its face, i would argue that it is not, but also laura bush had the benefit of coming after somebody who had been really rate over by the media, by her political opponents during the impeachment. so there is also the fact that laura bush became a wartime first lady unexpectedly so it is not all related to hillary clinton but laura bush was able to take over the presidential radio address during the war and there is a no way hillary clinton would have been able to speak for her husband in any formal capacity, especially after the health care debacle. peter: here is laura bush from november 17, 2001. >> only the terrorists and taliban for bid education of women. only th

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against the same opponent hillary clinton faced eight years ago, i sit down with the woman who came so close: former first lady, senator, and secretary of state hillary rodham clinton. - i'm sorry we did not win this election, but i still believe in america and i always will. and if you do, then we must accept this result and then look to the future. - [margaret] we spoke at the clinton global initiative's annual meeting, where secretary clinton addressed threats around the world, and the final stretch of a heated presidential campaign. - i anticipate there will be a full-court press in october to distort who she is, what she stands for, what she's done. and we'll have to work very, very hard to make sure that it is exposed as the lie that it is. - [margaret] what does hillary clinton say now? - [narrator] "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by: robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - secretary clinton. - hello. - thank you for joining me here for what is gonna become a special edition of "firing line" on pbs. and for all of you for

and let's get started the most prominent figures in american politics, hillary rodham clinton was of course, first lady of the united states, then a us senator from new york, and then served under president barak obama as secretary of state in 2016, she made history as the first woman nominated by a major party to run for president. >> more recently, she's added university professor and broadway producer to her list of accomplishments. these experiences, among many others, are explored in her new book, something lost, something gained secretary welcome back. >> thank you so much. it's great to be back with you. >> this is such a terrific book. it's, it's really fascinating and wide ranging and personal i want to start by asking you about, you talked a lot in the book about what it meant to be a woman in politics and your path to it had to be slightly complicated. i mean, i looked this up, but when you went to wellesley, i believed colleges were not co-ed. when you went to yale law school, who's basically the first year that they had opened up a women. and so in some ways, you became

former first lady hillary rodham clinton. something lost, something gained. reflections on life, love and liberty. and another first lady has a memoir as well. in melania, melania trump offers a window on her slow, very in childhood career and fashion courtship with donald trump and time in the white house. here's part of her promotional video. writing this memoir has been a deeply personal and reflective journey for me as a private person who has often been the subject of public scrutiny and misrepresentations. i feel responsible to clarify the facts. i believe it is important to share my perspective. the truth. and along with melania, two other books coming out this fall that focus on the trumps and donald trump, specifically journalist and presidential historian jonathan alter will release his account of the 23 day hush money trial of donald trump. the book is titled american reckoning inside trump's trial and my own dinesh d'souza takes a look at the passions that former president trump stirs on the left and right. his book is titled vindicating trump, an

hillary clinton on lessons learned and more. >> please welcome hillary clinton. >> reporter: last month, hillary rodham clinton walked out to avation at the democratic national convention. what did it take to get here? >> it was a hard speech to write. it was a hard speech to deliver. i had to read it through seven or eight times, i got teary. >> reporter: coming up, a reflective hillary clinton opens up. >> what do you think when you look at this? >> outrageous. actually, i love it. >>> from "saturday night live" to classic movies like "anchorman" and "elf," will ferrell has been entertaining us for decades. now in a new documentary he is hitting the road with former "snl" head writer harper steele. tracy smith takes us for a ride. >> i am will ferrell. one of the greatest actors in the world. >> reporter: when will ferrell's best friend, harper steele, came out as a trans woman, will helped her rediscover her world. >> i am driving across the country with will ferrell. that is an amazing force field. >> reporter: a force field? >> star power. >> yeah. >> a-list. >> star power. this will be a cut, by the way. >> reporter: wi

kamala harris getting debate advice from one -- two time presidential loser hillary rodham clinton. ked with her about a number of things. she just should not be baited. she should bait him. he can be rattled. he doesn't know how to respond to substantive, direct attacks. your thoughts on that advice from hillary? when i think winning strategy, winning in general, todd, tom brady, michael jordan jack nicklaus and of course you have to put hillary in the conversation no you don't. since he is the favorite to win this race as he stands now did he what he did in atlanta with joe biden and not take that bait e knows that kamala harris' only shot since is he right on the issues when it comes it inflation, crime, the border and foreign policy. guys. >> carley: we are 15 hours one minute and 5 seconds away from the debate. we will find out at that time how it all unfolds and goes down. joe, thank you so much for joining us. it's going to be a very interesting day. we appreciate it. we will talk to you very soon. end on some interesting video here. a large black bear summer with a trip to a

airing of a certain critical documentary about a certain critical politician whose name is hillary rodham clinton more times do we have to teach democrat this is lesson. you cannot punish speech, no matter how much you think it's insulting or how much it's russian propaganda. i mean, this is supposed to be the party of democratic norms and freedoms. i should say, hillary clinton, happy constitution day, but she has no disregard for it. liz: yeah, this is an abnormal democrat party and russian mineral sergai said the author couldn't imagine the totalitarianism that he is witnessing in the u.s. right now. that's russia's top minister. what do you think? >> i don't know that russia necessarily has a leg to stand onto criticize our record on freedom and human rights given they're routinely jailing and murdering their st.s. liz: true, >> i won put much stock in a north korean diplomat and has a point in the objective sense and moving in a liberal less free direction and hillary clinton's comments are not unique. they are not abnormal to her. i think they're very representative of the democratic party

. >> hillary rodham clinton, secretary of state, u.s. senator, first lady, the new book is called something lost, something gained, reflections on life, love, and liberty. madam secretary, i want to thank you in particular for the long sort of side bar on charles lindbergh and his echoes in today's politics. i know you didn't do that especially for me, but it went straight to my heart. so thank you. congratulations on the book. >> i'm so glad you noticed that, rachel. thank you very much. >> i injected it straight into my veins. all right, thank you very much, madam secretary. >> good. good. >> i have to tell you -- >> thanks a lot. >> our next guest appears on page 27 of secretary clinton's new book, where she cites his explanation of fascism. quote, fascism as yale history professor timothy snyder put it, quote, is might over right, conspiracy over reality, fiction over fact, pain over law, blood over love, doom over hope. the great tim snyder himself is going to join us right here after this break. stay with us. us (♪♪) voltaren... fo

. >> hillary rodham clinton, the new book is called something lost, something gained, reflections on, liberty. madam secretary, i want to thank you in particular for the large sidebar on charles lindbergh and his echoes in today's politics and i know you didn't do it especially for me but it did go straight to my heart. thank you. >> i am so glad you noticed that. thank you very much. >> you injected straight into my veins. thank you so much. i have to tell you that our next guest appears on page 27 of secretary clinton's new book where she cites his explanation of fascism. "fascism is might overwrite, conspiracy of reality, fiction over fact, pain over law, blood over love, doom over hope." the great tim snyder himself will join us here after this break. stay with us. with us psst psst! aaaah! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily, for non-drowsy, long-lasting relief... in a scent-free, fine mist. psst psst! flonase. all good. we always had dogs, they're like my best buddies. yep, had them my whole life. c'mon bo! so we got him and he is a, an

3,700 and we are back with the former first lady, former secretary of state, former saturday hillary rodham clinton. mrs. clinton, along with president clinton and chelsea will welcome world leaders to the clinton global initiative conference here in new york. this coming week things in the mega-media very complicated, but the middle east very complicated and you, you've watched it in a sense, it participated in a way because you've been teaching this course of columbia and i think there was, there has been some student reaction describe what you what's your sense of what's going on on campuses with the middle east right now? well, actually i have a whole chapter about that in the book because it was quite striking to me i co-teach a course with the dean a very distinguished political scientist at the school of international and public affairs called inside the situation room we'd love to have you come some class fareed incredible students, very large lecture kept class like 375 students from across the university, mostly students from seat, but the school we teach it and we taught the wednesday af

fareed zakaria, i got a chance to sit down with former first lady and secretary of state hillary rodham clinton clinton took a look at some of the 2024 campaign trail rhetoric fareed asked specifically about senator jd vance's suggestion that those in need of childcare in the united states should consider leaning on grandparents, aunts, and uncles, and how that relates to clintons invocation of the it takes a village to raise a child proverb take a listen j.d. >> vance sort of agrees with you what the talks about it in a very strange and much more punitive way. >> yeah, i can't imagine he agrees with me because remember, he said let the grandparents take care of children i'm a grandparent. i'm also very active person. i loved being with my grandchildren, but i also have, you know, interests of my own and so it's not either-or obviously, i want to help my daughter and son-in-law with these three wonderful little kids. but they're very active. they go to work, they need childcare support especially when the children were very young. and when vance talks about childless women with cats or talks ab

the author is secretary hillary rodham clinton. much for your time. >> thank you so much. i really always enjoy talking to you. >> and be sure to stay updated on hurricane helene making landfall this evening on florida's coast. now as a category 4 storm. you can read about the latest developments and track its real-time path on our website, pbs.org/news hour. >> that is the news for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. >> on behalf of the entire news hour team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the pbs news hour has been provided by -- ♪ >> on an american cruise line's journey, along the legendary mississippi or, travelers explore civil war battlefields, and historic river side towns aboard our fleet of american river boats you can experience local culture and cuisine and discover the music and history of the mighty mississippi. american cruise lines, proud sponsor of pbs news hour. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.] >> the ongoing support of

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hillary rodham clinton said that night, we need to crack the glass ceiling, sweep up the glass and put it away once and for all. well, i see it as a marble ceiling. it's a tough in my case i never we would have a woman speaker before we had a woman president because the american people were much ready for a woman to be president that the men in the congress were having woman speak and so she could run. really. so. so, so. so what want hillary? i was not sure she she won the popular vote electoral college that was tougher but they was the glass ceiling but when you're there it's a marble ceiling. it's very tough. kamala harris should be elected of the united states because she's best person for the job. she happened to be a woman. and that's a wonderful thing. so because we got to say, what does this election mean to you and your life under the biden administration, 15 million jobs were created versus the other side. that guy has the worst job creation record since herbert hoover in terms of other table issues, a woman's right to choose the size, timing or if you're going to even have a