in hindsight in hindsight i will tell you that they set me up for a really big shock when the next administration came in. without sounding too derogatory but i guess that ship has already sailed. the bush family was great. one of the most memorable things i can remember about working with them as i was a new rookie standing my post outside on the south lawn on the white house. that is the side where the washington monument is. i look over and here comes president bush, he has a tray in his hand full of food. one of the stewards has another tray full of food. i guess they're barbecuing and he walks over and hands me the train i take the train and set them down in a cubbyhole and i was confused. i did not understand why the president of the stewart were bringing me food. in the presence has help yourself. and and feed the rest of the guys on the south lawn. i was new and i said well mr. president we are not allowed to eat. hannah houseman says, just follow his directions, it's fine. so i did. i thanked him and he walked off so i call my coworkers i said walk to your edge of your post and i walk ov

in hindsight i will tell you they set me up for a really big shock when the next administration came in. the bush family was great. one of the most memorable things i do remember about working with them was that i was a new ricky standing in my post on the south wall of the white house. that's the side where the washington monument is. all of a sudden i look over and here comes president bush. he had a tray in his hand full of food and one of the stewards had another tray full of food and they were barbecuing and the hammy the train i take the tray and i set it down in this cubbyhole. i was really confused but i didn't understand why the president and the stewart were bringing me food. the president said, help yourself and then feed the rest of the guys on the south lawn. i was new and i said mr. president, were not allowed to eat. then he said just follow directions and it's fine. so i did and he thanked me and i walked off and i walked to the edge of my post and took what i wanted and then i put one tray over and move the guy and i went back to my post eat and as soon as i pick up

hient sig hindsight is 2020. both the attorney general and my husband said they wouldn't do it again even though it was from all accounts i have that heard and seen an exchange of pleasantries. >> again, mentioning hindsight. of course she's had to say similar things about the entire e-mail issue essentially saying well, if i had known then what i knew now i would haven't done my e-mail accnts way. something similar echoes here. now they've done a good job of having bill clinton stay on message, be helpful instead of a hindrance. of course no 2008 he caused some problems for her campaign this, of course, seems to be another misstep from the former president, alex. >> it does. there you have it, thank you so much kasie hunt in washington. let's bring in howard dean and susan del percio founder of susan del percio strategies. thank you for joining me on a holiday weekend. >> so, governor, let's talk about whether or not it's relief throughout the clinton camp or not. do you think the issue will resume? characterize

that was a passionate, powerful grassroots movement where people .ere protesting a type of music in hindsighticulous. why do you need to protest what some of us instead -- someone listens to? it was really a dog whistle from the conservative side saying we are not ok with this studio 54 and the village people and the gay culture being out. you see examples of artists, especially in race relations, making a statement. about rage.talking >> ♪ the lines and boycotts, they try to say it is a communist plot, all i want is the quality or my sister, my brother, my people, and me ♪ >> that history continues today. there are songs about walter scott, michael garner, trayvon martin, michael brown. they are making a statement. >> ♪ we are going to be all right ♪ >> kendrick lamar at the bt awards has this over all right his celebrity and popularity to get movement to the black lives matter movement. artists provide a voice to people who might not always be heard otherwise. >> we are presenting this exhibit not as a look at artists and generous, but as a look at our culture through the lens of rock 'n ro

wisdom is hindsight. she said she made a mistake.ment issue, president obama talked about secretary clinton's judgment. judgment to go in and kill bin laden. >> we're not discussing that. >> her judgment is by the american people. her judgment versus the reckless, volatile, unstable judgment of donald trump. we'll leave that to the american people. >> all right. joining us, back like the old days during clinton administration. thank you for coming on. >>> just ahead, donald trump auditioning would be running mates right now on the campaign trail. we have the latest on the veep stakes after this. guess what i just did? built a sandcastle? ha, no, i switched to geico and got more. more? 24/7 access online, on the phone or with the geico app. that is more. go get some mud... all that "more" has to be why they're the second-largest auto insurer. everybody likes more. mhm, i think so. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. the fastest delivery guy in chicago. meet maximum strength mylanta®. like owen, it works fast. unlike him,

. >> hindsight is 20/20. both the attorney general and my husband have said they wouldn't do it again even though it was from all accounts that i have heard and seen, an exchange of pleasanttries. but, obviously, no one wants to see any untoward, you know, conclusions drawn and they've said. you know, they would not do it again. >> those two stories, the e-mail, the tarmac meeting a reminder while donald trump has had a horrible few weeks hillary clinton has her own issues and all revolve around trust. the interview that's been anticipated for months happened behind closed doors at fbi headquarters for three and a half hours, according to clinton aides. it's a sign the e-mail investigation that is dogged clinton's campaign may finally be drawing to a close. and that tarmac meeting -- >> bill clinton goes in the other day, into an airplane. just happened to be, oh, just a coincidence. >> reporter: attorney general loretta lynch said the meeting on her private plane in phoenix was a social call. but announced f

we live in a world that does not include hindsight in the sense that you make the decisions that youin the moment based on your experience, based on your preparation, based on the information you have at hand. i don't think that there is anything productive about trying to pretend as if you make those decisions with hindsight at the time. amy: i want to thank you for being with us. mayor stephanie rawlings blake is the mayor of baltimore and the secretary of the democratic national committee. cop debbie -- debbie wasserman schultz. when we come back, the e pulitzr prize winning journalist joe stiglitz joins us. stay with us. ♪ [music break] breaking with convention, war, peace, and the presidency. we are here in philadelphia dnc.ylvania covering the to talk about the economic policies that arere beg put forward. we are joined by joseph stiglitz , a nobel prize-winning economist. let's go first to the delegates who held up a banner that said "tpp killed democracy. president obama has been pushing through the agreement, which encompasses 12 pacific rim nations and 40% of the world's ec

, of course hindsight is 2020.illary clinton herself has also said that they believe that they would do something differently but it's race a ee's raised a l questions with conservatives alex. >> sure has. kasie hunt, thank you for that. >>> donald trump pounced on hillary clinton's three hours long interview saying this in a tweet. "it's impossible for the fbi not to recommend criminal charges against hillary clinton. what she did was wrong. what bill did was stupid." referring to bill clinton's meeting u.s. attorney general loretta lynch. katy tur is following donald trump. give me a sense what's inside the trump campaign right now. do you think this development helps or hurts building up an argument against clinton? >> they believe it helps. they said hillary clinton did not have pa good day yesterday and they were pleased to know she went over to speak with the fbi because it feeds into their narrative that she has nothing to hide. they're trying to paint a picture of hillary clinton as someone who's in it for

. >> hindsight is 20/20. both the attorney general and my husband said that they wouldn't do it again. >> that wmeanwhile, republican presidential candidate donald trump spent the day meeting with indian na governor mike pence, new jersey governor chris christie and newt gingrich are on trump's short list. >>> police in our region working several homicides. somebody shot and killed amanda dure early this morning. a man was shot and killed in the 200 block of 50th street northeast early this morning, and a man died at the hospital after shooting on block of 18th street in south east just after midnight. no arrests in any of these homicide cases. >>> a local teen got stuck in waist deep mud. see how he was finally able to get out. >>> 226 years after his death, find out how benjamin >>> hostages were given a test, recite from the kahran or be punished and killed. the dramatic 10-hour seige in dhaka end ended. we learned that three students who went to universities were killed. isis is claiming responsibility. >

. >> hindsight is 2020. both the attorney general ask my husband have said that this wouldn't do it again. >> that was nbc's kelly o'donnell reporting. on the republican side of the race, trump is looking at potential running mates, including former house speaker newt gingrich who says he's open to the idea. >> again, we're not placing any emphasis on that. it's his call. he has to make up his mind. we'll see what happened. >> the trump campaign says he's looking for someone with political experience and is relying on prominent lawyers to vault evaluate the top contenders. new jersey governor chris christie said to be on that short list. he will announce his running maid at the regular national convention. and that takes place later this who. >>> a high speed chase like you've never seen before and we weren't the only ones. >> wow. i've never seen anything like this before. >> that's our nbc los angeles station chopper pilot. they say a lot of chases down there. he was on the scene tonight when two men on an

. >> in hindsight it may have been better to go the marco rubio route to appear by video. >> stand and speak and vote your conscience and vote for candidates up and down the ticket who you trust. >> cruz stood before a party who has now nominated donald trump and refused to endorse the candidate, even if the face of a loud chorus of chants and booze. boos. >> we will defend freedom and be faithful to the constitution. >> in the end cruz was being booed off the stage. >> god bless the united states of america. just as donald trump walked into the arena. at the same time cruz's wife, heidi, had to be escorted out due to verbal threats. >> honestly if he wants the trump supporters for a future run, that wasn't the riiht way to get them. >> he signed a pledge and his word isn't worth much. i think his career is over. >> i am deeply humbled by your confidence. >> for his part, vice presidential nominee mike pence did what he was supposed to do, attack hillary clinton and make a passionate case for donald trump. >> when we elect donald trump as president of the united states we will make ame

both of these seem like 20/20 hindsight suggestions. >> and they are 20/20 hindsight suggestions. out to law enforcement intelligence agencies and you need to have the imagination of a terrorist. you need to understand that this group, whoever this individual was, decided that the single simplest act he could perform is to do his daily duty as a truck driver and take a 25-ton truck and turn it into a weapon system. by doing that, he realized and maybe he fantasized about it over a period of time, but he brought terrorism to its absolute basis level, the fundamentalist level. no need for a bomb, no need for heavy explosives. no need to infiltrate agents when all you required is a system like that. there are a lot of things that can happen that don't require the sfophisticated planning tha was in paris or san bernardino. it could just simply be as simple as taking out a lighter and starting an arson, which is the simplest form of terrorism and has killed hundreds of people or taking a car or a truck or doing some other operation like a crane or bulldozer, which we have also seen in

laura: hindsight is a wonderful thing, but chilcot is clear that the planning of what would happen topost-saddam was inadequate. in the: i was involved planning. some people say there was no planning, that's not true. there was a fair amount of planning. there were some things we didn't plan for, or didn't come out the way we thought. laura: the former secretary has been clear that one of your to disband decision the army blind-sided u.k. officials and some u.s. officials. were you blind-sided? stephen: he would say he did not disband the iraqi army, it disbanded itself. we thought, based on words we were getting from division commanders that there would be a rocky units that would surrender . our postwar planning assembly that have 150,000 troops that we vet to maintain security. all of those units melted away with their equipment. we were short. in the to arab states region and asked them to contribute troops to maintain stability. we got zero troops. that was the deficit that in some sense we never made out. we started to raise and train an iraqi army, but were consistently behind.

. >> i think hindsight's 20/20.h the attorney general and my husband have said that they wouldn't do it again. >> were you given that indication today, that no charges would be filed, and are you confident no charges will be filed? >> chuck, i am not going to comment on the process. i have no knowledge. any timeline. this is entirely up to the departments. >> joining me now, cnn investigations correspondent chris frates. chris, as the cards seem to be falling in place for clinton campaign, how are republicans reacting based on the reporting we're getting? >> yeah, fred, you might expect the republicans to react the way they are, which is jumping all over this. to get a democratic presumptive presidential nominee in the hot seat at the fbi for three and a half hours, you can make a lot of hay over that. in fact, donald trump tweeting yesterday saying it's impossible that the fbi would not press charges against hillary clinton. the rnc making the case that she's trying to skirt transparency laws here. and all the repu

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reviewing a shoplifting video, and made a decision that's earth shattering and obviously deadly in hindsight. >> quickly, what are you hearing from your former colleagues and other officers in the aftermath of this? >> they feel they have a target on their back. it's only getting worse. you know, unless the top people and listen, obama's got to stop the stevie wonder act. enough is enough. we have to be very, very honest in our time. realize that his words have profound effect on individuals who are mentally deranged and unstable and we saw it two days ago. and it's horrible. it's got to stop. >> it is horrible and yet, we have to remember the images of those officers who ran directly into the line of fire, to fight the enormous concerns that were con frnted them at that moment. pat, thank you so much for joining us. really appreciate it. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> we'll have the latest reaction with president obama attending the nato summit today. stay with us. >>> welcome back. president obama will be returning to the u.s. one day earlier than planned in light of the deadly ambush on po

. >> in hindsight it may have been better to go the marco rubio route to appear by video. >> stand and speak and vote your conscience and vote for candidates up and down the ticket who you trust. >> cruz stood before a party who has now nominated donald trump and refused to endorse the candidate, even if the face of a loud chorus of chants and booze. boos. >> we will defend freedom and be faithful to the constitution. >> in the end cruz was being booed off the stage. >> god bless the united states of america. just as donald trump walked into the arena. at the same time cruz's wife, heidi, had to be escorted out due to verbal threats. >> honestly if he wants the trump supporters for a future run, that wasn't the riiht way to get them. >> he signed a pledge and his word isn't worth much. i think his career is over. >> i am deeply humbled by your confidence. >> for his part, vice presidential nominee mike pence did what he was supposed to do, attack hillary clinton and make a passionate case for donald trump. >> when we elect donald trump as president of the united states we will make ame

he notes that in each of those instances in hindsight the market had already made a bottom and in each of those four cases stocks finished higher three months lartd. admitically it's a small sample size, but it might be something to consider traders look to see if these post-brexit lows are really in. something to watch. back over to you, melissa. >> thank you, don. have a great weekend. >> what do you make of this incredible round trip we've seen n vix. >> it went too far too fast right after brexit. the news is out. the vix will go up one point. we got a 5% decline right after brexit and what did vix do, it went occupy about ten. option premiums got a little bit hysterical and whenhysterical, the time you want to get long. we've taken a long look at this through many cycles and if the vix is above 25, you're going to get a bounce back. >> so you missed it. >> no we talked about at on the show a couple of times. >> i don't mean you in general people probably missed it. >> yes, maybe you did maybe you didn't. maybe you were sitting at home and before you got a chance to buy or sell any

in hindsight i will tell you they set me up for a really big shock when the next administration came in. without sounding too derogatory which i think that ship has already sailed so the bush family was great. one of the most memorable things i can remember about working with them as i was a new rookie standing my post outside on the south lawn of the white house and that's a side where the washington monument is. all of a sudden i look over and here comes president bush, he has a tray and example of food and one of the stuarts has another tray full of food. i guess they're barbecuing and he walks over and the ham in the tray and i take him and set them in this cubbyhole and i was really confused, i didn't understand why the president and the stewart were bringing me food and the present said help yourself and then feed the rest of the guys on the south lawn. and i was new and i said well mr. president were not allowed to eat and the houseman says just follow his direction and you'll be fine. so i did, and i thanked him and he walked off so i called my coworkers i said walk to the ed

he notes that in each of those instances in hindsight, the market had already made a bottom and in eachf those four case, stocks finished higher three months later. adm admitly, it's a small size, but might be something to consider as traders look to see if these lows are in of course only time's going to tell, so something to watch. back to you guys. >> thank you. have a great weekend. so, i go to you on this. what do you make of this incredible round trip we've seen in the vicks? >> first of all, the vicks absolutely went too far too fast. the news is out, typically, what happen ss the vix will go up about one point. what actually happened, a 5% decline. the vix went up by about ten. you say, all right, options premiums got hysterical and generally speaking, when options prices get hysterical, that's the time you want to get long. we have taken a long look at this. through many different cycles and we found that if the vix is is above 25, chances are you're probably going to get a bounce off that. z >> so, you missedi eed it. >> i don't mean you, but in general, people probably missed

guest: very much sort of hindsight kind of analysis of this. it is flawed. on mostenator kennedy had no role in drafting this legislation. he came in at the end is a floor manager. this is the work of congressman manny seller, who had been working on this for 15 years. michigan,il hart from and it actually had more support among republicans than it did among democrats in those years. the 1965 act got a higher percentage of republican votes than for the democratic caucus. another thing is that immigrants did not necessarily both democratic. for many years, they actually tended to vote republican. including in the years after 1965. there was no way to know in 1965 that these new people that would come and would be reliable democratic voters. if you take immigrants from muslim countries, some estimates of immigrants90% are voting republican. it is easy to say, it was all political and this was kennedy's or this was a popular analysis but it requires hindsight vision of history and it does not conform with the facts whatsoever. host: jim in delaware, republican

in hindsight, they should have acted two months ago and they might be in a better place today. >> i'll see you both for our prime time coverage, 10 eastern, 7:00 pacific. >>> terrible news about another mass shooting in america, two teens are dead. a dozen more injured after gun fire erupted in ft. myers. the youngest victim is 12. >> automatic gun fire in club blu. 30, 40 shots, shootout. >> reporter: it was around 12:30 in the morning when this florida nightclub teen party had just let out. this woman said she saw a gunman with a semi-automatic weapon spraying bullets in the parking lot as parents arrived to pick up their children. when the gunfire stopped, 17 wounded, the youngest just 12 years old. within minutes the young victims and witnesses took to social media. >> i can't believe it. i was just trying to protect my sister. >> reporter: this attack comes just six weeks after 49 people were gunned down at an orlando nightclub, just a few hours away. police have confirmed this was not an act of terror. >> we have three persons of interest in custody. not going to go into who they

. >> 20-20 hindsight. tigers win it 4-3. now they head out to l.a. and play the angels four games starting tomorrow. it's going to be cooler there than it is here. >> they den self-to turn things around. they're now -- they definitely have to turn things around. >> talking about them >> i have faith. they're going to turn things around. kevin? >> all right. yes. >> you agree with me. cooler tomorrow. 90s here tomorrow definitely be in the 90s despite patent making it today. few showers and storms start to pop up. a bigger threat for rain on friday much needed rain. but it looks like the high will be south of boston for the really good drenching of rain. but still a little bit out the storm hasn't even formed yet. be sure to check with shiri in the morning. >> that will be at 4:00 a.m. >> right now back to the d.n.c. president barack obama is addressing the fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download

with hindsight being 2020, the unfortunate reality is that alternative or additional police action that could have preventing him from killing to america on that day. it was a crime of passion that cannot have been anticipated. >> the biggest action was that the monmouth county prosecutors have now put in place an early warning system policy because in this case there is a long history of domestic violence between the couple and at times he had to seek treatment because he was seen on fit for duty. many times to merit did not go and take action against him because she did not want her ex-husband to lose his job. >> the new policy will provide both the prosecutor's office and police agency the opportunity to intervene before and officer places others or themselves in harm's way. >> he is set for sentencing in september. prosecutors are looking at 30 years in prison. >> 's i just got done paying my rent and i open the book and i see an article about this that i drive by every day. i knew there something going on here. there's. there's no way i could've ime. here to box my apartment. i wal

in hindsight, i will tell you that they set me up for a really big shock when the next administration came in. [laughter] so without sounding too derogatory, which i guess that ship's already sailed, so the bush family was great. we, one with of the most memorable things i can remember about working with them was i was a new rookie standing my post outside on the south lawn of the white house, and that's the side where the washington monument is. and called i look over -- all of a sudden i look over and here comes president bush. he has a tray in his hand full of food, and one of the stewards has another tray full of food, and i guess they were barbecuing. he walks over, and they hand me the trays, and i set them down on this little cubbyhole, and i was really confused. i didn't understand why the president and the steward were bringing me food, the houseman. the president said, you know, help yourself and then feed the rest of the guys on the south lawn, you know? i was new, and i said, well, mr. president, we're not allowed to eat, you know? [laughter] and the houseman goes just fol

. >> i think hindsight is 20/20. both the attorney general and my husband have said that they wouldn't do it again. >> reporter: the fbi is now close to completing its investigation into whether clinton mishandled classified information on her private e-mail server when she was secretary of state, and if charges should be filed. all this as the candidates look to pick a running mate. the democratic contenders were coy today. >> she's got a great core of people to choose from. and we'll see. >> if you have a question like that, please direct it to the clinton campaign. >> i'm not going to speculate. >> reporter: meanwhile trump spent the weekend at his new jersey golf course getting to pence. also on his list, former speaker of the house newt gingrich, who's getting advice from an unusual source, the current vice president. >> newt, are you going to do it? i think he needs the help, yes. >> reporter: both candidates have a big week ahead. trump plans to announce on wednesday the long-awaited list of speakers for the g

. >> hindsight's 20/20. both the attorney general and my husband have said that they wouldn't do it again. >> reporter: with today's interview secretary clinton said she's happy to assist the justice department with finishing up its review. she also told chuck todd she's been given no assurance, not about the timeline for when the probe will be concluded or what the outcome would be. would there be any kind of criminal charges or would the justice department find that no laws were broken. family home here in washington. kelly, thank you. >>> and tomorrow morning on "meet the press," chuck todd will have much more of his exclusive interview with hillary clinton. >>> while clinton was meeting with the fbi, donald trump was having a closed door meeting of his own with the potential running mate today and facing new criticism for another controversial message on social media. coun katy tur is in new york right now. >> reporter: good evening. donald trump's veep rumors are heating up today meeting with indiana go

i was diagnosed as dyslexic, but she didn't want to stigmatize me, and i appreciate that in hindsight i lost her 15 years ago, so i don't have the benefit of talking to her about it today. but she didn't want to. and i remember coming home, and i found out i had dyslexia. i just thought i was, frankly, not that smart and was struggling and thought, you know, something was wrong with me. >> before we run out of time, i've got to ask you, how does this affect you now? do you read speeches? >> yeah, i rarely read speeches, and if i do, they're the worst things i ever do, 'cause they're terrible. a teleprompter is easier than looking down at a piece of paper and looking up, 'cause i'll lose my place. when i read, i underline. if i read the newspaper, i underline. when i read books -- don't ever lend me a book, because i will underline it. and what i do -- and this is the gift, i think, of dyslexia. at the end of the day -- i know the word "gift" is a controversial one because it's really ways of overcompensating become gifts. they become attributes. they become advantages. but what i'm ab

. >> hindsight is 20/20. you can see chuck's full interview with secretary clinton coming up on meet the press. hillary clinton has been questioned by the fbi tweeting it is possible for the fbi not to recommend -- impossible, what she did was wrong. trump took some heat on saturday for tweeting hillary clintons with the words "most corrupt candidate ever" with a star of david that was quickly changed with a circle. ? at a time of heightened security in istanbul the fbi announced the raearrest of hakim khan is accused of terrorist bombings, they tell us it was not directly contributed to the holiday weekend. ellie filez died at the age of 87. we will have much more on his life in the next half hour. >> an army veteran rescuing a bald eagle that had been stuck hanging upside down from a rope in rush city, minnesota, various officials had been called, but t two-tour afghanistan jumped in and shot the eagle free. the bird is now at a recovery center. >> liz hosts a serious of the presidential campaign, forbes na

and in hindsight 20/20 i could have easily been shot. >> mark went on to say he was interrogated for 30 minute, now afraid for his own life after receiving multiple death threat. >> well, in other news, the state department is re-opening it investigation into hillary clinton's use after private e-mail server, while secretary of state. the move was expected, fbi director james comey testified about the agency's investigation yesterday, on capitol hill. the state department probe will focus on whether current employees should be punished for how they handled clinton's emails. >> in the presidential race, hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail today, will be in our area, vice president joe biden will make his first appearance with clinton in his hometown every scranton this afternoon. clinton also has family ties to that area. the presumptive democratic nominee then makes her way to philadelphia, she'll deliver the keynote speech at the conference for the african methodist episcopal church tonight at the pennsylvania convention center. she is also expected to address the police-i

i can understand with the benefit of hindsight them being extra cautious.ou could have some implications from this. you have to be reasonably cautious. it is a bit unfair. angie: we will continue this conversation. stay right there. we will rejoin him after the break. let's get the latest market information. david: we are seeing a little bit of selling picking up in the last 30 minutes. japan, 7/10 of 1%. we had been well over 1%. rathering out with the encouraging projection here. let's get back to the markets. you have tech stocks. southeast asia is seeing a bit of pressure. those markets of really outperformed. the hang seng index is the latest one to enter a bull market. if it does close at these levels, becomes the ninth market in asia to be in a bull market. just wrap things up with the dollar yen comparison. this weakness that we are seeing right here. a six-week low for the yen relative to the dollar. yousef: coming up, it is been nearly a month since the saudi arabia jeweler went public. we will hear from the ceo about the next steps. more about th

hindsight is 20/20. both the attorney general and my husband have said that they wouldn't do it again, even though it was, from all accounts, that i have heard, and seen, an exchange of pleasantries. >> donald trump hammered clinton on twitter. quote, it was just announced by sources that no charges will be brought against crooked hillary clinton. like i said the system is totally rigged. >>> later today, president obama will make his first campaign stop with hillary clinton. the place, battleground north carolina. charlotte, to be exact. the president will share their phone a friend story, how the two went from bitter rivals in 2008 to allies when she ended her bid and endorsed him, and colleagues when she joined his administration as secretary of state. the president was originally set to campaign with clinton in wisconsin, but the appearance was postponed after the orlando massacre, then rescheduled in north carolina. reportedly because of the campaign's growing confidence in the state. meanwhile, don

he says we do not agree that hindsight is required. he's very clear on that point. but i would say in terms of planning is what i put in place as prime minister following would happen in iraq properly advised, properly constituted meeting and the national security secretariat, all those things including the proper listening to expert advice of the national security council. all those things are designed to avoid the problems that the government had been the case of iraq. the only point i would make is there is actually no set of arrangements and plans that can provide perfection in any of these cases. military intervention we can argue that there is ever justified. i believe it is. it's always difficult planing for the intervention. i don't think in this house we should be naÏve in anyway that there is a perfect set of plan or arrangement that can solve these problems in perpetuity. there aren't. >> would my right honorable friend join me in congratulating southend council, which is once again under the control of the conservative party, swiftly acting to sort out t