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mrs. clinton, you know, came in this is a new era. this is a baby boomer generation really looking at what impact, what they can bring to the white house. that's new and modern. and she had an affinity for class american art. and so she brought some new ideas to, the white house, to show that it's a living, breathing museum. it doesn't to say static in past exhibits of modern sculpture, pottery, modern art, glassware. these were temporary exhibits that in the white house and very, very interesting. but since also was it was a for the historic rooms a beautiful restoration and renovation of the blue room happened under the clinton administration. then of course they are there on the eve of the millennium. and so the and she brought other let me mention two pieces of art to and to artists that she brought to the white house. the first african-american artist, henry tanner, painting that she brought to the white house in acquisition of, the white house historical association and the first 20th century, a woman artist, georgia o'keeffe, t

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mrs. clinton's opponent in 2016 , he is 82 years old. yes, but they are not comparable to mr. biden and are very complementary they can attract the votes of the young people and the votes of the workers to themselves and they are one of the most important figures and politicians supporting palestine in america. mrs. clinton has a lot of problems with them, and maybe because of this power struggle that will take place, they may not allow mr. sanders to become, but the establishment wing or the main wing of the democratic party have options . of course, mr. biden's deputy has low popularity but, in terms of their abilities in debate and these , they can handle trump, and considering that they are women and black, they will be a very attractive option, that is, if they become the candidate of the democratic party. they can be the first female president of the united states and the second black president, and the problem we have now is the drop in votes among black people, and they can compensate for the problem that they have, yes, and a very attractive option for it will be the

mrs. clinton's opponent in 2016. how old is he? he is 82 years old, but he is not comparable to mr. biden and he is very capable. they can attract the votes of the youth and the votes of the workers to themselves and they are one of the most important figures and politicians who support palestine. they are in america , this is a very important point, because of course they have many enemies, such as ipec lobby and for example people like mrs. clinton have a lot of problems with them, and maybe because of this power struggle that will take place, maybe i won't allow mr. sanders to become, but the establishment wing or the main wing of the democratic party have their options. mr. biden's deputy is greedy, of course he is popular. in the debate , they can overcome trump, and considering that they are women and black , they will be a very attractive option, that is, if they become the candidate of the democratic party, they can be the first president of the united states and the second black president. the problem that we have now is the drop in votes among blacks, and they can compensa

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mrs. clinton in 2016 , he was with mr.2020, and he was also the president in 2020, so it is very he could have been criticized more. he has been out of the government for 4 years now , and he can speak more easily . he does n't care about mr. biden's track record and mr. trump's aggressive speaking. public his speech was liked by many of his fans and many of the american people. well, it was obvious that mr. biden is under pressure due to his age, especially since you know that mr. biden is now among all the presidents of the last 250 years of america from the ablution of the birth of america. he will be the oldest if mr. trump wins this round. it is going very high. for example, the members of the senate are also going to go up. see, the point is that after this meeting, mr. biden himself will go and participate in one of his advertising campaigns, and what he is saying is that it is true that my physical strength has weakened, but in any case. your best option is the democrats to deal with the person who is making a devi

mrs. clinton in 2016, he was with the same mr. biden in 2020, and he was also the president in 2020, so a lot. he could have been criticized more . he has been out of the government for 4 years now, and he can talk more easily about mr. biden's record and mr. trump's aggressive speaking, his recklessness in what he says. if the woman is right or wrong, it should be verified . it doesn't matter to her that her speech is popular with many of her fans and many of the american people. well, it was obvious that she is putting pressure on mr. biden due to his age, especially since you know that mr. biden is now in among all the presidents of america in the last 250 years, since the birth of america , he is the oldest. if mr. trump wins this round, he will set the record. if biden actually remains the president, he will actually continue his record, and this shows that the age of the politicians in society is actually america is also very high for example, the members of the senate are also going up . you see, the point is that after thi

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i was reading with interest your article about why mr. clinton went to north korea. i have been sharing my opinion that he went to north korea because he simply message at the same reason he's on ships into have and the same reason he's doing military exercises off of the caribbean. he's basically telling the world, look, i do have muscles and i'm going to show them to you. you're saying it's something else. it's about satellite communications with north korea. explain um, my, my main argument is that uh, there are many reasons why event and nice things. i actually really feel one reason is office the but everybody has been pointing out in the west and the russians have some of the rising. but b s been talking about and the own media, which is that is a gesture towards best and generally in particular to the rest, the age to pacific region that suggests that towards the united states it's a tester towards south korea, japan, maybe to an extent, australia all of these things in play here, but i think it has been overlooked as something that is again, which is that my

before with the pausing for each row, mr. clinton has a clear message for both sides of the conflict on the why the region, my message to governments throughout the region. people throughout the region is if you want a ceasefire press from us to say yes, if you want to alleviate the terrible suffering of palestinians in guys press from us. and so yes, if you want to get all the hostages press from us to say yes, if you want to put israelis and palestinians alike on the path to more durable peace and security press from us to say yes. if you want to prevent this conflict from spreading press from us to say yes. last correspondence tonya cramer in jerusalem, if i'm asked really, is there any sticking point as well? and everything can really mostly play is how most so that they actually need to give a, still a, their official response to this proposal. but also the is where the government has been very ambiguous about it. although many of us presented over 10 days ago by you as president, you'll find and it was presented as an is really proposal. but since we have heard is video officia

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president clinton: mr. dawson, you did your men proud today. general shalikashvili, mr.onkrite, chaplain, distinguished leaders of our government, members of congress, members of the armed services, our hosts from france, and most of all, our veterans, their families and their friends. in these last days of ceremonies, we have heard wonderful words of tribute. now we come to this hallowed place that speaks, more than anything else, in silence. here on this quiet plateau, on this small piece of american soil, we honor those who gave their lives for us 50 crowded years ago. today the beaches of normandy are calm. if you walk these shores on a summer's day, all you might hear is the laughter of children playing on the sand, or the cry of sea gulls overhead, or perhaps the ringing of a distant church bell. the simple sounds of freedom barely breaking the silence. peaceful sounds. ordinary sounds. but june 6, 1944 was the least ordinary day of the 20th century. on that chill dawn, these beaches echoed with the sounds of staccato gunfire, the roar of aircraft, the thunder of b

president clinton: mr. dawson, you did your men proud today. general shalikashvili, mr.

mrs. hillary clinton, if we call a spade a spade , but she has an idea fix, there ’s revenge on putin for they proceeded from the fact that russia will under no circumstances answer, that if there are nuclear weapons in russia, then it ’s as if they don’t exist, that’s how they reacted to our teachings, that it’s all fake, that it’s all there, please study there, that is, they, nuclear weapons, what’s the beauty of them, they yes, it’s good, but you also need to have the political will to use it if something happens, in this our enemy must believe in the political will, maybe very today. use, but does not understand how this could end, the american generals do not want him to do this.

he served under president bill clinton. mr secretary, thanks so much for joining us. last week, as you know, native approved a new plan that gives the nadir alliance more control over military aid going into ukraine, a move official say is due in part to the former, to the possibility that former president trump could potentially win the us presidential election and curtail a lot of that aid. what do you make of all of this well, i think the european allies justifiably worried you talked earlier about president putin being in north korea. >> i think it's time for the american people the american congress, to wake up and smell the gunpowder the putin is now doing business, certainly a strategic relationship with china. he's now has a transactional relationship with north korea. but step back and look, he's in syria. he's also in the middle east in terms of doing business with iran on with hezbollah, with the who cheese, they are in the african continent and latin america, we have to put our emphasis on having allies, nato is the most successful military political allia

trump's form he debate opponent hillary clinton writing in a "new york times" op-ed mr. n starts with a disadvantage. being president isn't just a day job it's everything everywhere all at once job. historically that has led to weaker first debate performances for the incumbent. clinton predicts voters season unhappiness about the economy. offering a counter point from moody's analytic particulars boost strategy may focus less on reason fighting his claim than character. >> is he focused on revenge and hes into plan to help the middle class. >> republicans seeing that as proof of biden's vulnerability. >> it doesn't surprise me that biden is changing strategy because bicycle bidenomics has n disaster. >> no fan of the current or former president predicts a biden loss this november two unforced errors. >> one $1.6 trillion creating inflation and the other basically. >> team biden's response amounts to a warning that trump would be worse. >> more voters think that trump did a better job in office than biden. does that concern you? >> it does. i do think that people have amn

mr. hur recounted information of what he had about past -- >> former secretary of state hillary clinton, did she? >> i know nothing more than what was in the report by mr. hur. >> how many who had classified documents, either a former vice president like mike pence or the secretary state hillary clinton, how many were charged with retaining classified information? >> mr. hur explained why he chose not to recommend -- >> the answer is none of them were charged. none of them were charged other than president trump. how many of them are currently running for president against president biden? >> mr. hur explained in detail the reasons that distinguished the former presidents case from the current. >> with their opposition in the field office seeking a search warrant of mar-o-lago? >> i am hoping there is always discussion and field offices about the appropriate approach. >> who gave the go-ahead for the search? >> i know reference to the special agent made earlier left out the conclusion of his transcript, which is he thought it was lawful. >> who gave the go-ahead to do the search warrant o

president obama with the with the heartfelt tweet today, president clinton, all the big names coming in to support mr. biden, will that help? and do we just have to buy time until we get to september? basically? well, i think they're doing their job. they are showing their loyalty to the party. and i think that will carry weight, certainly with with loyal democrats, but i think that, if we compare the joe biden of four years ago and we look at those debates versus this one last night, we can see that he he is in a different place in his life. he's a different candidate in 2024. and i think that this really needs to be addressed. september is the next debate. and of course, the election is november. professor jackson from san jose state, appreciate your time. have a good weekend. thank you. here's another story catching our attention. a city council member in newark in the east bay abruptly resigned. the reason he's being priced out of town. mike bucci announced his resignation when he wrote this post on facebook. this week. he says after trying unsuccessfully to buy a home over the past several years

clinton also butters him up, saying, "mr.nd decent man who is fighting hard for working families." he is so wise and decent, he completely rejected his seventh grandchild. so, judge, is it me, or is this hillary hanging around like one of those greedy grandkids waiting for the old grandpa up to croak? but what if she is not in the will? >> judge jeanine: [laughs] it is hillary trying to be relevant yet again. >> greg: she can't leave the spotlight. >> judge jeanine: cannot, and she is hoping against hope that maybe america will need her, and i don't know that she has so many pearls to offer, but the truth is that this obama-biden relationship fascinates me because if you recall when obama had his birthday party, biden wasn't invited, and biden kept showing these bracelets of joe and barack, the friendship bracelet they had, and then he also, obama waited until i think august or september of 2022 endorsed joe biden. that is kind of interesting. he has for the last couple of months, tried to get involved, axelrod has tried to g

radio host and political commentator, who was an advisor to the bush and clinton administrations as well. lovely to have you with this, mr. gal and best questionnaire. how incredible do you think this new york times report that the democratic party is trying to replace? it's 81 year old candidate, the right to use the word disaster and catastrophe does not directly show how bad it was for joe biden last night. i'm sure in russia live here in the united states, we often have to have really difficult conversations with our grandparents for parents when they get elderly to take away their car keys. it's not a pleasant conversation. but democrats right now, we're having to have that conversation with joe biden saying, joe, you can't drive anymore, you're going to hurt yourself, you're going to hurt others. and, and the, the challenge here is that he's not just politically damaged. he's the president of the united states. he has the finger on the nuclear button. he is the, the commander of our military and, and he's not capable of serving in that position. so the democrats are panicking, talking about removing him, is their p

hillary clinton warned in new york times this week that mr. trump will most likely say he wants to leave abortion to the state, he hopes that sounded moderate, but it means he sense dorsing most extreme abortion bans already imposed by many states and all of extreme restri restrictions to come. >> i want to see president trump ask biden, when is abortion not appropriate, point out a lot of extreme measures that are out there. reporter: conservatives say voters would rather hear the men talk about the economy and immigrations the border, tracking with our latest fox news poll that voter rank abortion 6th in issues they consider extremely important behind the economy and immigration. larry: thank you airbnb. air, ae biden keeps breaking the law, that the subject for riff. >> one thing that donald trump should ask joe biden at the cnn presidential debate on thursday, is why he won't abide by the law regarding the cancellation of student loans. so, just last night, two u.s. federal judges daniel crabtree in kansas and john ross in missouri, they a

mr. trump's first visit to san francisco in a decade. you do remember he was here during the 2016 campaign when he was running against hillary clinton, and he came to the bay area to the burlingame area, of course, we'll continue to monitor the former president right there. he's about to land right at san francisco, mr. trump then expected to head over to pacific heights. that will be about about a 45 minute drive at this point, at least, where big money donors are expected to shell out major campaign cash. mr. trump has been hauling in major amounts of money, as you heard since his conviction in the hush money trial, where he was convicted of 34 counts, felony counts that he is in the process of filing an appeal for that case. mr. trump called that a rigged case, and he has been using that case to garner and get more money for his campaign. and this comes after vice president kamala harris was just here yesterday. she made a quick stop in the bay area as well, visiting oakland as well as san francisco. president trump will be making that quick stop in san francisco. he just came from phoenix, as we said a little earlier, and now he is h

someone who debated trump back in 2016, former secretary of state hillary clinton warned in "the new york times" this week mr. trump will most likely say he wants to leave abortion to the states. hopes that sounds moderate. it really means he is endorsing the most extreme abortion bans imposed by many states and all the extreme restrictions to come >> i want to see president trump ask biden, when is abortion not appropriate? you know, the day before birth? the week before? the month before? and really point out a lot of extreme measures that are out there. >> reporter: larry, conservatives say voters would much rather hear the men talk about economy, immigration, the border. that would track with the latest "fox news" polls, that found voters rank abortion 6th in issues they consider extremely important behind economy and immigration. larry? larry: thank you, ashiah hasnie. very interesting. so, folks, joe biden keeps breaking the law. there is something for it. that is the subject of the riff tonight. ♪. one of the things donald trump should ask joe biden at the cnn presidential debate on thursday, is why h

mr. president... you are welcome. >> jesse: barack obama was that cagle bill clinton could not make it this time. i wonder why?was in obama biden reunion. >> president biden: highest and lowest and implement rate in 15 years, over 50 million people ... my son says... various short term descriptions for jobs, look away you accomplished. it should just say joe jobs speeder that was the best biden look all night. a few minutes later the president stopped moving and obama had to escort him off the stage, watch... [ ♪♪ ] [ cheering ] [ applause ] >> jesse: that is nothing new? biden has been pulled around like a puppet his whole presidency. [ applause ] [ cheering ] [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: [ chuckling ] even the easter bunny tells joe what ago. one of those videos that it is to make joe fail and confuse, no, that's all he looks always. but a democratic video matrix said these videos are a vast right-wing conspiracy. is it would we just showed you is disinformation. >> it seems to be a rash a videos edited to make the president appear frail or mentally confused. >> you all overheard, the cheap fake videos, that's exactly w

mr. trump and his rival, hillary clinton, also declined a handshake. for both candidates, tonight is a crucial test to appeal to skeptical voters who dislike both options. so where does this race stand going into the debate? a new poll shows mr. trump slightly leading president biden among both registered and likely voters, but it's within the poll's margin of error. underscoring other recent polls, signaling a very competitive race, hoda. >> all right, gabe gutierrez for us there in atlanta. gabe, thank you. >> now for what to watch in tonight's debate, let's bring in kristen well tur, moderator of "meet the press." they've blown off the commission on presidential debates, which is how debates have always been done. why so early? this is something that both campaigns agreed on? >> it was. and part of why the biden campaign wanted this is because they want to shake up the race, they want to change some of those numbers that you just saw gabe talking about. but it comes with risks and peril. look, donald trump has been saying for a full year, i want to

mr. president, you're welcome. >> barack obama was there. bill clinton couldn't make it this time. >> i wonder why. so it was an obama-biden reunion. >> we had the highest unemployment, highest and lowest unemployment rate in 50 years. you've been working with over 15 million people to hire you know my mind and my son is going over. you know, we all have various descriptions for your jobs or what your congressman, you should say. >> joe johns, that was the best biden looked all night because a few minutes later, the president stopped moving and obama had to escort him off the stage. >> watch. >> that's nothing new. biden has been pulled around like a puppet. his whole presidency for this way. >> everybody. >> even the easter bunny tells joe where to go. none of those videos were deceptively edited to make joe look frail or confuse. just that's the way he looks always. but the democrat media matrix says these videos are a vast right-wing conspiracy. they're saying what we just showed you is disinformation. >> there seems to be a sort of rash of the videos that have been issued to make the president

mr. trump's arguments like in a normal debate. it's nearly impossible to identify what his arguments even are, writes hillary clinton.te house press secretary karine jean-pierre says she's confident in president biden's ability to debate. watch. >> when there is an opportunity for this president to speak to millions of americans, he shows up. and he meets the moment. so, obviously, the president's going to look forward to thursday, doing just that, laying out what he normally does, what he's done the last three and a half years how he's going to the continue to to build on the economy, talking about historic numbers in creating jobs, low unemployment rate. maria: so what do you guys think here? i mean, okay, karine jean-pierre, i know she's got all her talking points. >> of course. maria: she just said he wants to build on what he's done in the last three and a half years. i can ask a serious question to this panel -- >> let's hear it. maria: what is one success that joe biden has had in the last three and a half years? seriously, let's think about it. >> i cannot come up with one. and i don't mean to answer so quick

the americans, literally. at the same time , ex-us president bill clinton arrives in the czech republic, this is what it looks like: mr, it is a great pleasure and honor for me to meet you, thank you very much for what you do, if i worked here, i would never did anything, but just always looked out the window, yes, very beautiful, then a very interesting thing happens: bill clinton sits down at... the table fialov himself begins to sign the book of visits for him, while fialov himself stands next to him with a technical pose, but leaving behind sentiments, and i have the first question for you, roman, what does the language of body movements, gestures, participants say, that’s what you noticed, that means, so, if we are talking to you about the meeting of mr. biden and the vial, here you are right, in fact, this is a parade of czeslavia, who will be better in front of it... here is the picture that illustrates this. by the way , speaking of the saucer, fiala brings a very interesting gift to baidan. means, there are two gifts. oh, one is a photograph showing ollbright with the then president of the czech republic, but

a cohort of senior democrats ranging from former presidents obama and clinton and former house speaker nancy pelosi to convince mr. biden to step aside. house republicans want the audio tapes from the interview special counsel robert hur conducted with the president and hinted that president biden was not with it. >> is that augmented, that push after we saw the president's performance in the debate last night? >> everyone can see the objective fact that we have been discussing for a long, long time. that president biden is not up to the job. everyone sees that clearly. it is nothing we take pleasure in pointing out because it is so dangerous. >> democrats have until august 7th to replace mr. biden when a roll call of democratic delegates begins. they vote then to comply with the law in ohio. if the president steps aside before august 7th, delegates are no longer pledged to biden. anything after august 7th spells trouble. it is hard to replace the nominee unless there is death, resignation or disability. democrats wish the house was out of session today. that way they could duck questions about president biden an

didn't say lock her up, but the people say it. >> reporter: in reality, though clinton was never convicted of any crime, mrump did say lock her up repeatedly. >> what she's done, they should lock her up. >> lock her up is right. >> reporter: since the conviction thursday the rnc says the committee and the campaign have raised $70 million online, a massive haul. >> there's no doubt this verdict has actually brought unifying our party. >> reporter: multiple polls this weekend find majority of americans agreeing with the guilty verdicts with the biden-trump race overall remaining deadlocked, as it's been for months, most top republicans falling behind the presumptive gop nominee. >> we have to fight back and we will with everything in our arsenal. but we do that within the confines of the rule of law. >> reporter: as president biden himself issues a warning about gop rhetoric. >> it's reckless, it's dangerous, it's irresponsible for anyone to say this was rigged. just because they don't like the verdict. >> back to politics. former president trump has joined tiktok, although he did try to ban it. what is behi

. >> carley: there is more, hillary clinton wrote an yop op ed and wrote, it is waste of time to try to refute mray rant and rave to avoid straight answers about his unpopular positions. these ploys will fall flat if mr. biden is -- the president has facts and truth on his side. she says she is speaking it now, she is only person alive that has debated both donald trump and joe biden and she has something to offer. is that why she's coming out with the book and writing op eds? >> she is trying to give the big warning about trump. she is talking about why people don't like him, i don't think she has read polls lately, he is blowing everything out of the water. they are going to miss a great opportunity if they do not let depends or viagra sponsor this debate, that is something hillary clinton's husband might know about. >> carley: thank you. check in with brian kilmeade to see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> brian: you are curious, let you know what you are in for next three hours. standing with evan, trial for "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich underway in russia. it is be

mr. demczuk: he was painting a wall renovating a highhe was down the street. ms. ali: painting a ben's chili bowl sign. peter: did bill clintonver come in? ms. ali: hilary did quite we did a wager york. you remember that? sheke in the back room, and and we had permits from the district that said champagne and chili dogs. peter: the march on washington. nd your husband ben were at the march. ms. ali: no, we had a taurant? peter: was it a busy day? ms. ali: absolutely. thousands of people formed a line out there. for the longest people people ask me, how did you get there? we drove as far as we could and then did a lot of walking. after it was over, until 4:00 in the peter: presidential inaugurations come through washington. en's chili bowl? ms. ali: absolutely. there are cl paper -- which paper was it, on the front page of the travel section was a picture of the lincoln memorial? oh you are going to washington to the inauguration president bush? wasowrt s

mr. hur recounted information of what he had about past -- >> former secretary of state hillary clinton, did she? >> i know nothing more than what was in the report by mr. hur. >> how many who had classified documents, either a former vice president like mike pence or the secretary state hillary clinton, how many were charged with retaining classified information? >> mr. hur explained why he chose not to recommend -- >> the answer is none of them were charged. none of them were charged other than president trump. how many of them are currently running for president against president biden? >> mr. hur explained in detail the reasons that distinguished the former presidents case from the current. >> with their opposition in the field office seeking a search warrant of mar-o-lago? >> i am hoping there is always discussion and field offices about the appropriate approach. >> who gave the go-ahead for the search? >> i know reference to the special agent made earlier left out the conclusion of his transcript, which is he thought it was lawful. >> who gave the go-ahead to do the search warrant o

clinton's fault. he's taking your advice. he's taking judge sessions advice. he's taking mr. paul's advice. and so i'd like to get some straight answers. i've read so many conflict ing rationales about this. that is absolutely embarrassing. and i've been through each of these incidents that i've cited. doesn't anybody have any historical recollection in federal law enforcement about how to deal with these kinds of people? and i'll yield the balance of my time for anything you'd like to respond to me, madam attorney general. i haven't tried to rationalize the death of children, congressman. i feel more strongly about it than you will ever know. but i have neither tried to rationalize the death of four atf agents. and i will not walk away from a compound where atf agents have been killed by people who knew they were agents and leave them unsafe around. i will not authorize a military excursion with the forces of the military into that compound with a direct assault, such as what you might expect in the military situation. i will stand by and be proud of the fbi as it used its restraint. but m