this, a day after senator rand paul goes after the clintons by bringing up the monica lewinsky scandal>>> hi, everyone, i'm tamron hall. "the news nation" is following the state of the union address tomorrow night and what our first read team calls his, quote, last best chance to set the agenda. in fact, a couple of hours ago, the white house tweeted out what may be the shortest preview ever. it features the president and it runs four seconds. >> tomorrow night, it's time to restore opportunity for all. >> meantime, an e-mail sent to supporters by white house senior advisor dan pfeiffer says the president's central themes tomorrow night will be -- opportunity, action, and optimism. he also warned the president will work with congress when he can and bypass congress where necessary. it is a move several republicans in congress just back from a week-long break are calling a, quote, threat. but in the past few minutes, white house press secretary jay carney said the president is not changing his message. >> mindful of congress' reluctance to be cooperative at times, the president is going

he said monica lewinsky was only 20 years old when all this happened. no, he was 25.sked myself, does rand pauline kn pauline -- ranked paul even know what he's talking about. >> he was close, he was in the ballpark. but here's a guy exaggerating the success of women in an attempt to rebut the democratic argument and the fact that he doesn't know what he's talking about. >> here's a former democratic aid penny lee. >> the republicans to attack potential by the first woman president, i think it's very foolish. >> i think charles is right, i think chuck is right to a certain extent. maybe rand paul could have footnoted the speech as he did there. there's a serious point in the way that -- rand paul maybe didn't make it very well, but there was a serious point that we were having this a war on women, and a debate that was started by president obama. we were having that debate in the context of things like bob filner, the aftermath of anthony weiner, and i think rand paul was saying, look, look over there before you start making these claims over here. i agree with charle

with the intern, monica lewinsky. of course, that was not true. just yesterday the issue came up again when senator rand paul said it will be fair game again if hillary clinton runs for president in 2016. >> the democrats, one of their big issues, they say republicans are committing a war on women. one of the work place laws and rules i think are good is that bosses should not prey on young interns in their office. and i think really, the media has given president clinton a pass on this. he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old and an intern in his office. there was no excuse for that. >> a fellow at the american enterprise institute. mark, should bill's actions be relevant if hillary runs for president? >> well, i think that rand paul just made that hillary clinton enemy list. remember, we learned a few weeks ago. first of all, he didn't say anything outrageous or out of the ordinary. just weeks ago, we learned that claire mccaskill made hillary's enemy's list, saying that big clinton was a fine president bu

now-- now lewinsky fans here tonight. be satisfied with making the public accept one mistress but last week it was revealed that holland is depardon ewing it with french act ree-- actress yulie guyere ou est la bibliteque and remember, folks, holland looks like he could be ringing bells at notre dame. now-- the president of france lives in a palace surrounded by security. but this puppy will pew found the doggie door. >> pictured arriving at the door of this paris apartment, followed shortly by a helmeted man on the back of a motor scooter. the french president in a feeble disguise identified by his shoes. >> they are reporting the parent where holland personally spent time with his mistress is linked to the mafia. >> stephen: oh, dow not want to mix with the french mafia. oh, they will silence you forever in an invisible box. but folks, folks, this brushed off the concern assuring the public he was always safe. >> my security is guaranteed everywhere and at all times. when it's private it's a lighter protection but every

to sex and sexual activity, either they are terrible victims preyed on by older men as in monica lewinsky and president clinton did a bad thing, and monica lewinsky was not a innocent victim completely, i recall thong flashing there. or they are sexy promiscuous low life women. there's no women get to use sex and sexual activity and use contraception responsibly like men do. >> the president is going to try to talk about opportunity. income equality, inequality is not really the way they are framing it. he's trying to achieve some of the goals of last year's state of the union, incomplete. we have to mark him incomplete. he's using social media to try to drive attention to this and we're going to have very prominent guests with the first lady, tradition start the by of all things, all the way back in ronald reagan he is time. >> indeed. every second president has an uphill job. this second term president has a particularly uphill job with the congressional hand that he's been dealt. and not only is the to do list from last year incomplete, some items such as dealing with gun violence and

but it all got derailed in the wake of the lewinski sex scandal. and that's a shame. entitlement , nobody wants to touch them, and there are only certain times when you can pass major reforms. when both sides are willing to work together to do that. it's having a detrimental effect in washington. >> you make a case, john, for opportunity costs, but allison, isn't honest important? if we're putting people in office that are skilled liars, isn't that more important than what they may be doing sexually behind closed doors >> . >> shul. but another thing that we need to consider, we make a lot of demands on people who run for office. we demand that they're attractive and funny and smart, but not too smart. we want our elected officials to be perfect. and that's not likely to happen. i think that megan had an interesting point. that over 90% of americans in a poll said that infidelity is the worst thing that you can do, but between 30 and 40% of marriages, there's a spouse that has cheated. so i think we look to our politicians to be, if not better than us, to at least app

and now they're talking about monica lewinsky. here is senator rand paul. >> the democrats, one of their big issues is they have concocted and says republicans are commit aguiar on women. one of the workplace laws and rules that i think are good is that bosses shouldn't prey on young interns in their office. and i think really the media seems to have given president clinton a pass on this. he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old and an intern in his office. there is no excuse for that. and that is predatory behavior. >> is he serious? i mean, is he really talking about something from 1998 in order to defend the gop's attacks on women in 2014? it's ridiculous. and very revealing. because republicans still don't have a clue about how to deal with this issue. here is what senator paul said about the war on women. >> this whole sort of war on women thing, i'm scratching my head because if there was a war on women, i think they won. the women in my family are incredibly successful. i have a niece at cornell vet school. and 85

anyway, paul went on the defend hitting the monica lewinsky issue. let's watch. >> yes, i think it's a factor. it's not hillary's fault. >> but it should be an issue -- >> but it is a factor in judging bill clinton in history. >> right. but is it something that hillary clinton should be judged on if she were a candidate in 2016? >> no, i'm not saying that. this was with regard to the clintons. and sometimes it's hard to separate one from the other. but i would say with regard to his place in history, that it certainly is a discussion. >> well, let's talk about this. surely, not in moral terms, joy, or in politically deep philosophical terms, as a sucker punch, which is what it was, although he was simply backing up his wife, his spouse in this case. howard, he puts this punch out there. i go to it in a simple tactic. down the road i have a different view. tomorrow night when we do state of the union, and we're on the cameras of every network are going to go right to one person in that audience, rand paul, because he is the guy that sucker punched the

when i think of the clinton lewinski sex scandal. there's a book by steve dillon called the pack, where she illustrated how close the president and given grich were in -- grin grich passing reforms, they were so close to passing them, making them go beyond 2033. it was rerailed in the wake of the lewinski sex scandal. now entitlements are like a third rail, no one wants to touch them. timing is critical. there's only certain times when you can pass major reforms, when both sides are willing to work together. it's having a detrimental affect in washington and for the rest of us. >> you make a good case for opportunities lost. isn't honesty important. if we are putting people in offers who are skilled liars, shouldn't that give us a lot more concern than what they are doing behind closed doors. >> absolutely. we can't that people that run for office are attractive, funny, smart, but not too smart. we want our elected officials to be perfect. that is not likely to happen. i think megan made an interesting point that over 90% of american

monica lewinsky, it's been a long time since we've heard that name. who's bringing it up? senator rand paul. the republican saying democrats should remember former democratic president bill clinton's affair on the war on women and how it could impact hillary's run in 2016. >> someone who takes advantage of a young girl in their office and then they have the gal to stand up and say republicans are having a war on women. it's a factor. it's not hillary's fault but it is a factor in judging bill clinton in history. >> quickly coming to hillary's defense, illinois democratic senator dick durbin. >> the issues that were raised by my colleague, senator paul, have been litigated in the public square for over a decade. for goodness's sakes, let's judge hillary clinton based on her talents and her vision for america should she choose to run for president. >>> a record number of people say they deserve representation 46%. only 17% say most members of congress deserve to be re-elected. >>> senator john mccain censured. they're calling his voting record insufficiently conservative. th

now if she does -- >> bill, it can't be because lewinsky never said it was harassment, lewinsky neveranything but something she wanted to do. >> i don't want to relitigate that, i don't think american women -- i don't think american women want to go through this again. mary catherine, i'm going to give you the last word. >> here's what many hillary allies will claim to do is to say that everything is a war on women. if you're attacking her over benghazi, if you want to discuss how she responded to that, then that's a war on women. if you want to disagree with her about the various policies, health care, that will be a war on women. there will be policy disagreements and that's just a scapegoat to try and get out of having these discussions. >> thank you. directly ahead, hillary clinton's presidential machine is cranking on up. >>> and later on what i should ask president obama in my upcoming interview this sunday. and a very controversial super bowl column in the "new york times." those reports after these messages. # # i bought a car, over and tells you, and you're like. a good deal

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look, don't forget that bill clinton's state of the union was right around the time that the lewinsky story broke and then, of course, his numbers started plummeting but the economy was doing well both for bill clinton and ronald reagan and that's what makes you a popular president. people don't think that he's handled the economy very well and they feel that same way about george bush. >> i assume if the economy improves, his approval numbers will go up. after all, the economy is still number one. >> they will. remember, bush's last couple of years, the numbers kept going down because of the social security plan that failed and then katrina and just -- and then the war in iraq -- >> immigration reform failed for bush as well. so the president has got a -- tomorrow night -- and you're a former speechwriter, david. the president has a lot of issues to deal with. >> we're heading into ourself event year of disappointing economic results and the president needs to give them a reason to come out to vote for him despite the fact that they have seen very little material benefit from his pre

sexual relations with that woman miss lewinsky i never told anybody to lie not a single time never these allegations are false and i need to go back to work for the american. to go back to work man and stop i thought he learned his game i think you made a good point the last segment was said if he had just not said sexual really even if you just change the context a little bit but this is one of those the famous most famous like examples of lying that people use right now and it's i think for two reasons one is that it really clearly exemplifies how people tend to use formal very formal language when they're lying i did not versus i didn't or a man i didn't do that for all right and then that distancing language as well right that warman miss lewinsky. and. if you i don't really really really people tend to trip over words the inflections in the voice these are all the kind of telltale signs in speech let's go on to body language nixon was another big fat liar i mean everyone is in politics pretty much a liar but i mean these are the big we're all liars we're all a lie if we are they all

the comments about lewinski came in his answer to a question. listen to this. >> and an interesting profile in "vogue" magazine, including this analysis. while her husband jokes, meaning you, that his gut feeling is that hillary clinton will not run for president is a good thing, since all the polls show her trouncing any opponents, kelly, the wife of senator rand paul, practically cuts him off to say that bill clinton's relationship with monica lieuin win ski should complicate his return to the white house, even for his spouse. i would say his behavior was predatory, offensive to women, she tells me. are these issues you think would be fair game and an appropriate part of the campaign, should she be a nominee? >> well, you know, i mean, the democrats, one of their big issues is that clinton says republicans are committing a war on women. one of the workplace laws and rules that i think are good is that bosses shouldn't prey on young interns in their office. and i think really the media seems to have given president clinton a pass on this. he to

senator rand paul slams the clintons by bringing up the lewinsky scandal.women are actually winning. those are today's topics for our agenda panel. joanne reid, igor volsky, and sheera center. i know you've seen it, but let's bring everybody up to speed on rand paul bringing up monica lewinsky, when asked whether bill clinton's relationship with lewinsky can be fair game if hillary ran. >> one of the workplace laws and rules that i think are good is that bosses shouldn't prey on young interns in their office, and i think really the media seems to be given president clinton a pass on this. he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old and an intern in his office. there is no excuse for that, and that is predatory behavior and it should be something we shouldn't want to associate with people who would take advantage of a young girl in his office. this isn't having an affair, i mean, this isn't me saying, oh, he had an affair, we shouldn't talk to him. someone who takes advantage of a young girl in his office? >> what's he trying to do here? >> i'm really

sunday where he called former president bill clinton predatory regarding his affair with monica lewinskycrats have posed war on women all along and clinton's affair is proof. >> someone who takes advantage of a young girl in their office, i mean, really. and then they have the gull to stand up and say republicans are having a war on women, so, yes, i think it's a factor. >> it's not hillary's fault -- >> but it say factor in judging bill clinton in history. >>> in an interview with a german tv network, nsa leaker edward snowden said he felt there are, quote, significant threats to his life and that government officials would love to see him assassinated for leaking classified documents. >>> and more than 100 hungry runners took part in the krispy kreme dash on saturday. participants had to run the race while eating a dozen doughnuts in an hour or less, all for a good cause, of course. all for eight children's charities. >>> time to get down do business. the morning, "the wall street journal" reports that the faa will or the safety checks on more than 400 boeing 767 jets. hazards from rem

rand paul is provocative, that's why he brought up monica lewinski.illary clinton has a long record of being a senator and a secretary of state. if you want to go at her for what she did in her capacity, do it. if you want to talk about the war on womenen which is a package of issues talked about, including pay equity, the right to choose, having access to women's preventative health care, that's what is - what are the issues that are there. rand paul bringing up what he did about bill clinton. everyone knows about it. it's being provocative for the availabling of getting attention for himself. >> the white house is promising an optimistic speech. this is what said: >> the president was reflecting on past president, lincoln in particular, and how long it takes to get things done. doesn't it single a sign of diminished expectations, the way he phrased that? >> yes, it signals a downscaling of his presidency. he has one thing he hopes will define his legacy, the health care bill. no american should be without health care. he's hoping immigration reform

>> than stuff about monica lewinsky. >> did we read the same report?erjury, obstruction, tampering, abuse of power. >> whitewater. >> in spite of political disagreements we have had a of wonderful 12 years together. you are a personal friend. >> going to kill you with conservatives. >> hang on. i will miss you. >> you have a great instinct. you know what the audience wants. >> before you put people in harm's way you want to listen to a lot of voices. at least i wanted to. >> why are you crossing over? >> i don't have papers. >> you don't? do you want to work? why not go through the process legally? >> huh? >> why not go through and get the papers? >> because when i was deported the first time -- >> the kids are out of the house. i'm in the mood. >> all right. did everybody see my face? beet red. you're killing me. >> i haven't said the f-word once. >> oh, no. you have been good. kind of. >> if i didn't have this job or radio as an outlet i would be driving around in a car talking to myself. asking questions, giving answers. i would be the caller, the h

lewinsky. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a long story. announcer: every day across america, excess food is gathered by a network of good people at local food banks, giving hope to millions of children who struggle with hunger. they've earned their wings. and you can, too. together we can solve child hunger. support feeding america and your local food bank at feedingamerica.org. >>> covering >>> covering washington comes nonstop, it is flowing. >> i want you to listen and i'll say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> on january 26, 1998, the same day president clinton gave that stunning denial, fox news managing editor brit hume was told by the washington, d.c. bureau chief that the time was now to launch a nightly political news program. that show? special report. the bureau chief? brit hume's wife, kim.

>> about bill clinton and lewinsky, i believe that's how that started.ely. >> oh, he doubled down several times. i mean, it's unbelievable that we are in 2014 and he goes back there to defend the war on women accusation against the republicans. and, you know, i think that it is absolutely outrageous to act like what happened in '98 with bill clinton is a woman's policy by the democratic party or a policy statement by bill clinton. i think it's outrageous. and i think for rand paul to do that is a real sign of political desperation. >> so, mika, what do you think about the whole thing? >> i think that was a sign of political desperation, because he doubled down so many times on it, and it was very targeted. and it just seemed out of place. having said that, i've always been torn about how easily bill clinton has been treated about this whole thing. i mean, he -- >> listen, by the -- by the same women's groups -- >> hold on. >> -- pounced on clarence thomas. >> hold on a second. >> yeah, no doubt about it. >> you can't deny that that was reprehensible, wha

miss lewinski. i never told anybody to lie. not a single time. never. >> here's the thing in politics. you can be down and out one days' back on top the next, from barack obama suppose led dime after reverend wright, and nixon doa against jfk. andlash says it's too soon to get misty for christie. many are in the middle of the pileon saying it's going drag on and on and be such a distraction it will affect it. >> i'll be honest, last night i was very critical and suspicious and doubtful that christie could go forward with the presidential campaign. i watched every minute of that press conference. i thought it was an impressive performance, and as long as everything he said is true, he'll be fine. every candidate has distractions. every candidate has scandals of one sort or another. but you pointed to clinton and the white house. of course he was lying when he said -- i think a better example, even in 1992, go back to his campaign in 18992. i lost count of the scandals. from jennifer flowers to the military draft, and who got nominated and who got

lewinski. i never told anybody to lie, not a single time. never. these allegation are false.e american people. >>> all right, that was president bill clinton's infamous press conference during the height of the lewinski scandal. rand paul compared the former president to a sexual predator. >> the media seems to have given president clinton a pass on this. he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old and an intern in his office. there is no excuse for that. and that is predatory behavior, and it should be something we shouldn't want to associate with people who would take advantage of a young girl in his office. >> all right, here with reaction, author of the new york times bess seller, never trust a liberal over 3. here's the question, though. the narrative is always, conservatives and republicans don't care about women, which is just a lie. and then these incidents are ignored. why? >> this is a point i make in my book. i'm glad rand paul is making it. stop playing defense and go on the offense. instead of trying to defend yourselves, how about pointing out the wonderfu

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>> yeah, a lot of young voters barely remember the monica lewinsky situation. they've heard of it. and i don't really think that it benefits rand paul for the republican party to remind people of it. anybody that goes and looks at it will say wait a minute, the house of representatives actually impeached a president over this? >> right. >> it seems like a private matter. how did this become one of two impeachments in the entire history of the united states. rand paul is obviously free to argue that republicans are great defenders of women. but women are the ones who are going to make that decision. and when they go to the polls, they generally tend to disagree with him and cast it with democrats. and this is not an accident. over the last 20 or 30 years, the republican party by design went after kind of like white working class, middle class voters mostly men, hoping that the husbands would persuade their wives to also vote republican. this was the strategy. that hasn't worked. so now they need to figure out a different approach. >> well, i think that's right, michelle. i mean, tal

as i say that is self-indulgence we saw also in the monica lewinsky scandal. do credit clinton in the book and generally in trying to reach out. he read letters and he was very much interested in keeping in contact with people that way. president obama does that today which i will come back to. franklin roosevelt wrote a lot of letters as well but blanton is an example of a president who tried to stay in touch. one other quick point. he was really wedded to polling in degette number pollsters during his time in office. he was so wedded to polling and generally that's a good thing as long as the president doesn't overdo it. at one point in his re-election, the year before his re-election campaign which he won he asked the pollster and president clinton came up with the idea of polling on where he should go on vacation. so they pulled and they found most americans which is kept secret of course most felt that the president should go to a national park. clinton went out west to the grand canyon in the tetons and he hated it. he is not an out door guide. bugs and

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." >> stephanopolis was going back to the clinton years and, rice, of course, in the wake of lewinsky, that bill clinton was not fit, and he was self deinstructive. >> bill clinton is an elder statesman and george stephanopolis is the "good morning america" anchor but it didn't really make a difference. it did the at the time and maybe others canning a again that but it doesn't now. >> >> ezra: it have the potential to tarnish a little bit gates' reputation. >> i think so. as much as on the question of whether he should have written the book at all at this stage, as on the question of why he stayed. the question of whether he should have written the book doesn't go to veracity. the question of why he stays, goes to his character. the book says he came close to quitting. but he didn't. that question hangs in the air. >> naturally, the press has pounced on the stories such as hillary clinton according to gates saying in a private conversation, she opposed the bush surge in iraq in 2007 because of the presidential campaign show was to mount and that will keep coming up in her presidentia

. >> when you start off think about impeachment of president clinton, it started not with monica lewinskyda tripp just jumped in. you look at other stuff travelgate and whitewater. lou: nat saying, basically, he is urging the impeachment of the president of the united states, he says this is worse than nixon, a abuse o power. this is strong stuff. >> that is not surprising, because look at the clective judgment. lou: a made a mistake. >> the left hates obama now almost as much as the right..@ when he said he is the most un-american president, what does he mean, he was born in kenya, i don't know where he is going with this. >> he does not respect the bill of rights. >> but that is not impeachable. >> yes, i know. >> i love it. >> if you want tois am impeach e president you can do it. lou: i don't think aon wants to, obamacare, they had all sorts of problem with their contracting and defense department, here they go, again, what is this administration doing? seriously? there is no judgment, there seems to be no sense of history they can't even follow the law. what is going on. >> judy, a b

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rand paul didn't mince words bringing up the lewinsky affair.what she must and doesn't have the clinton baggage hanging with her? >> amy's piece is terrific. i recommend everyone look at the star chart she has of all the c constellations. bill clinton is not in a fixed orbit. he goes where he wants to go. i think that bill and hillary, should she run, and i think she will, will work it out between the two of them. amy's got a great anecdote in there. clinton recalls 1972 and said, hillary clinton is the greatest political servant ever. i think bill will hang back. >> amy, before we let you go, you remind everybody that bill clinton used to make 35,000 a year in a job at mcdonald's. they have private jets. how much concern is there about that in clinton world? >> now they're talking about it from a very different place. they're talking about it from the hamptons and manhattan and the 1% circle. >> we shall see. it is an ongoing story. thank you both for your time. >>> that is all for now. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern live

she did not know or allow herself to know that monica lewinsky was really a sexual relationship until bill clinton actually had to sit her down and tell her. and then she threw things at him and exploded. we saw how the family split apart and it was very tragic to watch. for most of that year, she was right in there fighting for him. the attorney working with them on that damage control, when they were sitting there preparing defense, the body language must've been pretty hostile. he said, not at all. they were holding hands. they were totally affectionate. they were in this together. when crisis engulfed them, they would be like it was a war. they were in the foxhole together. bombs were exploding all around and it was their battle buddy. what would also happen when things are rough to -- when things are wrapped it -- erupted, when she would turn into a lioness and sit down to make the battle plans, though clinton would reward her with affection, intimacy. that was when she got the closest to him. loop. a it was not all bad for hillary when things erupted. >> that is exactly right. t

he brought up moniday lewinsky, called him a serial flill landerer. >> despite his transgression, womenback, and the business builter is very negative, almost 4 to 1. he needs the business community, but he was on one of the sunday talk shows, and gave some statistics about business start-ups that were just plain wrong, and he's gotten hammered for it. >> two decades he's been in the limelight still remained with a high media quotient, at least from what you're saying. >> absolutely. >>> i want to move on to president obama, state of union this week on tuesday. if you had to have one of the headlines, twuf would be going it alone, get things done that i can get done. how is that being reacted to? >> overall slightly positive. business is not liking it. they're afraid his programs are going to cost money. they're not happy with the minimum wage, but the overall message we're seeing is, as a leader not so much. as a person, more positive than negative. they really like him. it was great to honor the wounded warrior and others. that really trended on social pedia. regardless of what side o

people forgave monica lewinski. the ki -- economy is not booming. there's little the president can do to create prosperity. >> there's a positive sign that 3 million signed up for obamacare, but a survey showed 55% of americans don't know that march 31st is the deadline. a fox poll shows 59% of americans oppose the law. how big a problem is that for the president as he tries to get anything done moving into this year. >> let me take one of those numbers that you mentioned and that is the march deadline for signing up: the reason that is important, it's only the practical thing for anyone to have, no matter your politics, if you don't have health insurance, you will face a penalty that you'll have to pay. that might be a wake-up call more effective an advertisements. but expect a push in mass marketing pushing the numbers, whatever you said it was, 55% were not aware. that number will change. there'll be a renewed effort. because the website is working, i know there might be some problems there, but certainly it was totally not functioning in the oct

first of all, the thing about a scandal and this is true in the lewinsky scandal.verybody understood. everybody understands. this is not the lie bar fix the interest rates kind of thing. [laughter] this is like the regular. i was asked right away. what i would have done is not go to the mail. i would have gone to -- and said directly to them. now also the problem with this is as everybody says whatever we know now we know we are going to know more. i mean it's the nature of everything. sometimes it's hard to get all of the kinds of information out but look, what he needs right now the best thing to do is there's a federal investigation. let's wait until that comes out and just shut down. and then people, it's become a kind of standard thing. there's no reason he can't talk in the investigation but he can't say anything. and then finding criminality is one thing so hopefully the u.s. attorney comes back and says we are not charging him with a criminal act. everybody will say gee everything's fine now. right now, the more you save the more triple you will have. >> he

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made in "vogue" magazine calling bill clinton predatory because of his relationship with monica lewinskye media seems to have given president clinton a pass on this. he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old and an intern in his office. there is no excuse for that. that is predatory behavior and it should be something we shouldn't want to associate with people who would take advantage of a young girl in his office. >> those comments are kind of a blast from the past but, look, two takeaways from this real quick, carol. one, this part of the clinton biography is always going to be there. rand paul doing frankly what the republican base probably wants at this point, if he does run for president, which he says he is thinking about, which is to be completely pugnacious and go right at the clintons. he did make clear, though, carol, i want to make clear, that he wasn't associated hillary clinton with this. however, in the same breath he said, it is kind of hard to separate the clintons from each other. a little bit of double talk there from rand paul. >> bill clinton wouldn't be the o

and now they're talking about monica lewinsky. here is senator rand paul.

alluding to your monologue, where is benghazi, lewinsky, on the dark side of the moon, the dark sidethe planet, but that's okay. it works for her. her husband said to be a good politician, you have to have no memory, so she's good at doing that. i think it's kind of interesting that obama's infrastructure for raising money is now going to back hillary clinton. he was against super pacs before he's for super pacs and now he's going to help another democrat win the white house. >> goes back to my mantra that republicans need a chick in the game, dana. dana. condoleezza, sarah palin, dana perino. >> sarah palin? >> sarah palin could beat hillary, i think. am i crazy? >> no, she could not. >> in america today, right now? >> i think you did drink before the show based on that comment. >> i'm not trying to disparage her, but she couldn't win against her right now. >> you need a strong republican woman. >> you just need a strong republican with a good message and a position. i'm not going to speak of gender transplants, but i do think that it doesn't matter who -- i mean, what gender you ar