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it is pronounced huma but most people say huma and i respond to both but it is pronounced huma. >> i'llunciation. it is great to have you here. i appreciate you taking time. i know it has been a busy week. i want to first of all talk to you about your book and get your thoughts. as someone very close to power in washington, d.c., and the lessons you learned in terms of election losses. this was a bit of a setback for democrats this week with some of the elections. what lessons do you have for some of the candidates and those in politics based on your experience and what democrats in virginia just went through? >> look, he think the best advice i can give is we just have to stay focused and get organized and keep energy and enthusiasm. elections are cycles. president biden is trying to do some very difficult things in washington. he just got one very big thing done this morning. >> yes. >> and woe just have to stay focused. i mean, it is a long -- >> a long road. >> a long road ahead. >> i know you write in the book about being a muslim woman, growing up in saudi arabia, and the world vi

huma abedin joins me now. i said this off camera so i'll say it on camera. we've never really seen you do interviews or hear you because you're familiar with democratic politics for so long you were the person off to the right. so how did it feel to move from just off to the right to center stage telling your story? >> well, first of all, so excited to be on the show with you today but i have to say, i preferred being behind the scenes, prefer being invisible. everything is new to me so i'm emerging into this world where all the things i would say to somebody else, we were talking about this earlier. don't forget to say this and do this. i know all the mechanics but being in the chair it's a whole different experience. so just getting used to it. >> getting used to it and doing a brilliant job. i want to talk about your family. i'm semi obsessed with your up bringing. international and cross cultural and fundamentally american and fundamentally immigrant but quite international. you were around the world. you lived in saudi arabia. you come from free people.

huma is out with a new memoir.s hillary clinton's right hand woman with some calling her clinton's second daughter abedin started as a white house intern in 1996 before following her back to the senate, then the state department and then back to the campaign trail for clinton's 2016 presidential run. but it wasn't until abedin's personal life became consumed by scandal that she found herself in the spotlight >> i am deeply sorry for the pain this has caused my wife, huma, and our family >> in 2011, her estranged husband resigned from congress after he admitted to texting sexually explicit photos of himself. abedin by his side after he attempted to run for mayor when it was revealed weiner had continued sexing under the pseudonym carlos danger, she made a rare public statement >> i love him. i have forgiven him. i believe in him as we have said from the beginning, we are moving forward. a documentary on the campaign capturing her stress behind the scenes >> it's like living a nightmare. >> weiner in an interview a f

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here's more from huma abedin. >> well, the word "shock" doesn't do justice to that feeling.ly a picture. it didn't make it into the book of jennifer palmeiri and i telling hillary as she was about to walk on this stage that this -- something about a letter and something about anthony, and you know, the biggest surprise was the unprecedented nature of this announcement. i mean, here we are 11 days before an election. there are other investigations going on that did not become public. i had cooperated in this investigation. it's why i write the scene in the book when the campaign began, i'm sitting in a conference room with hillary and seeing articles saying, senior staff from the state department had been asked to provide information. no one had contacted me. so i marched down the hall. i'm that person. i marched down the hall and say -- >> confessional. >> can i help? can i provide information? so, that was the part that was so shocking and surprising. if somebody had contacted me or anthony or any of us which said, we found this, can we look through it, the answer would hav

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joning me now is huma abedin. for joining us, and congratulations on your book. >> thank you i'm so happy to talk to you. >> i'm so glad to see you. >> one thing that strikes me when reading the history of your connection to the clintons, what was it like to come into the white house as a 20-year-old for the first time, in that extraordinary setting? >> you know, there are many pinch me moments in life, a 20-year-old that never thought she would work in the white house. never thought she would end up in public service, thought she would grow up and be someone like you or christiana amanpour. i walked in on the red carpet, up the marble steps, i spent most of my life outside of america. i grew up in saudi arabia, and it was the most incredible experience at a young age to be able to have. >> and women deal with sexism all of the time but hillary clinton is very unique in that light. >> it is one of the reasons i chose to recount in the book in a fair amount of detail us not even, as women, not even expecting anythi

here is my earlier conversation with huma abedin.cifically start with this because it is something that is very personal to me. and it is something i heard you talk about, over the last couple of days. what is the correct pronunciation of your name? how would you like to be pronounced. >> i have gone through all the different names in my book, if you listen to the audio. it is pronounced houma. but most people say houma. and i respond to both. but it is pronounced houma. >> i'm going to go with him, not the proper pronunciation. it is great to have you. here i appreciate you taking time for us. i know it's been a crazy weekend busy week. but i wanted to first of all talk to you about your book and get your thoughts. you know, as somebody who is very close to power in washington d.c.. in the lessons that you have learned in terms of election losses because this is a bit of a setback for democrats this week with some of the elections they lost. what lessons do you have for some of the candidates, and some of those in politics based on

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turning now to our cbs news sunday morning interview with huma abedin, her first television interview after two decades of being in the background to hillary clinton. her marriage to anthony weiner pushed her into the spotlight. she's telling her own story in "both/and" published by scribner, a division of viacomcbs. did you ever think you would spend 25 years working for hillary clinton. >> not for a second. >> o'donnell: huma abedin's first job was an intern in the white house while monica lewinsky was in the headlines, and she was with hillary clinton after the president admitted he'd lied about lewinsky. >> indeed, i did have a relationship with lewinsky that was not appropriate. >> she wrote, i was sadden and angry on behalf of the woman who is now my boss. >> and i think confused because, on the one hand, it's, like, we're doing this really important stuff, what's happening here. i just stayed focused on my job and her. >> you also addressed the alien-old question, why did hillary stay with bill after that. >> i do. she made the decision that she thought was right for herself, h

what does it feel like on this side, huma? but hopefully one day. >> yes. >> and i have to say, i think i still prefer being behind the camera but it's been an extraordinary experience writing the book with incredible therapy. and i have this extraordinarily privileged life and the moment my parents brought me into this world and raising me in different worlds and just watching and listening to you and joe and jonathan and everyone talking about the election, i'm actually having a very surreal experience. i'm used to being in new hampshire with you on election day. and now i'm here and privileged to be able to talk about my book and my life. >> the book has so many incredible stories, really, you were catapulted from white house intern to working for the fist lady. i believe it was advancing her trip to argentina back in 1997 that really was the moment that kind of put you right in front of her. and you really describe an incredible career that crosses the world. we'll get to the fraught moments in it in just a moment, but i w

good to sigh, huma. thanks for coming in. >> great to be with you, kate.secretary clinton faced untold number of kind of political attacks and even threats of violence, and for years, i mean, who do you blame for what we see as the political discourse reaching these new lows? >> well, you know, as i write in the book, i've been in politics for the last 25 years. i grew up in a time where, you know, you had a proactive positive message for the day. you didn't listen to the nonsense, and that was when we were living in the world of 24-hour news, and now we're in 24-second news, and there's constantly things being thrown out in the world. it does feel like we're increasingly divided, but i believe the only way forward is to sit at the table with the other side and try to understand, try to respect, but some of the most recent stuff is shocking. >> only two -- as lauren said, only two republicans joined democrats in supporting the censure. i mean what, we heard from some republicans is this was ridiculous and childish and stupid coming from gosar but not a rea

here's that moment from our interview with huma abedin, streaming right now on peacock. >> it was eight first valentine's day date and it was a big decision to decide to marry a public person. i knew that came, you know, with advantages but also disadvantages, as you well know, as somebody who's lived out in the world for a lot of your adult life. but it was perfect. i mean, i -- i opened the chapter with waking up in buckingham palace and writing a letter to my husband, saying, we have to be grateful to god that we've been blessed with so much, and then a week later -- >> on that stationery that's this thick, right? >> beautiful blue stationery. it felt like i was in a dream. and to have this secret, carrying this child, i had, you know -- i wasn't considered an older mother at the time, even though i was 36, which i don't believe is an older mother, but anyway, i was -- so, i was nervous but i was also excited and then four days later, to get this earth-shattering news that, you know, his twitter had been hacked and then it turned out to be true that he had sent -- he had been exchang

. >> reporter: huma abedin was an intern in the white house when another intern, monica lewinsky, was in the headlines, and she was with hillary clinton after the president admitted he had lied about lahouaieou lewinsky. >> indeed i did have a relationship with ms. lewinsky that was not appropriate. >> you wrote "indeed, i was sad about the it. >> i stayed focus on my job about her. >> reporter: you also addressed the age old question, why did hillary stay with bill after that. >> i do. she made the decision that she thought was right for herself, her family, and her country. >> reporter: did she choose country over her marriage? what does that mean? >> i think that's the both/and. it was not in my opinion either/or. >> abedin was at the core. but the relationship was tested when anthony weiner's sexting scandals made front-page news. >> i had been informed by a colleague that i was about to let go, but given our long relationship, hillary needed to fire me herself. and she shocked me. she did not believe it was the right thing to do. >> the two women had been through a lot together.

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. >>> another powerful moment from our interview with huma abedin.re of our conversation. what does your son know about what anthony did and his time in jail? you took him there. >> in chapter is something we teach our children. not born of their authentic experiences. where he, jordan, was always very close to his father. he still is close to his father. he knows that his parents are somewhat public and you know, we've consulted with therapists about how to talk to him, age appropriate conversations. we've had those with him. in fact, the first time, when he was 3, he asked us, mommy, why do strangers talk to you and daddy on the street? is it because you work for them? children are so much smarter than we realize and they're soaking in everything. when i told him i had a book coming out, the first thing he said was does this mean those men are going to come back? >> photographers. >> yes. so he has some sort of understanding that mom and dad being out in the world is something public, but we've decided that our son is going to only know the truth f

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bull market we think it's an opportunity and in the midst of still a growing overall economy here >> humae for us in the markets. at the end of the day, we are still seeing a lot of strength in that consumer, as we go into the holiday shopping season, as well as into next year that lays a great foundation for this economic recovery when we seed they sell first and ask questions later kind of days, it provides a great opportunity, especially for long-term investors. at centersquare we're focused on understanding long-term metrics. >> so you think the market sees through this, even if it's as bad as perhaps the most pessimistic people would suggest? >> you know, we've been dealing with covid at this point for 20-plus months we have kind of learned to live with it. really our focus is what's coming next, as we think about black friday as a shopping day, e-commerce is one of the big thematics that will shape what's coming down the pike for the next 5, 10, 15 years down the road that's what we need to focus on on days like this appeared use it as an opportunity >> ryan, you know, there's a cou