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more with former president bill clinton on his foundation and his family. mr. clinton: that would be not an easy decision should she be elected president. ♪ >> welcome back to this bloomberg television special from cgi america in denver, colorado. can technology and innovation be forces for expanding opportunity and enhancing diversity in the workplace? bloomberg television's betty liu discussed that topic with a panel of innovative thinkers and doers from the world of tech. betty: when people talk about technology and the labor force, they think about it mostly in a negative way. they think about robots taking over the labor force and we will see lower wages and fewer jobs. give me a sense of how you are deploying technology for the greater good. aneesh, do you want to start on the? aneesh: sure, and maybe i will put some context. last thursday, a report by mckinsey was issued that suggested if we applied those same technologies that might be modernizing our manufacturing operations or addressing how we shop on the internet but put them more to connect us to th

annual naacp national convention here in philadelphia delegates heard from former president bill clinton. in his speech, mr. clinton spoke about how the tragedy in charleston has ignited a spirit in america to deal with the despite in criminal justice and mass incarceration. the former president conceded that the problem he helped create while dealing with high crime rates 20 years ago. >> i signed a bill, and it made the problem worse. i want to admit it. so we have to not only do this sentencing work, we have to rebuild this law enforcement community trust at the neighborhood level if possible. >> tonight the convention will end with the keynote address by u.s. attorney general loretta lynch. >>> well, president obama's call for criminal justice reform at the convention yesterday has thrust a philadelphia man in the spotlight. >> "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has that part of the story. >> reporter: what happens when a private, and at times painful, personal story becomes so very public. >> jeff copeland, he was arrested six times before his 38th birthday. he was drinking, using drugs sentence a

mrs. obama would like to run for president. kennedy: according to one of clinton-bashing books bill said that president obama, hillary is going toake a great president, and obama said, yeah, we know michelle well too, he was all -- meanwhile, in trumpville, he is surging in early primary like real surging, a poll in new hampshire shows trump at 24%, doubling jeb bush with 12%. mark cuban, giving trump a high 5, and high praise, saying, he is probably the best thing to happen to politics in a long time, he says what is on his mind, and gives honest answers, this is more important than anything that any candidate had been in years, joe. is cuban right? >> two out of two billionaires agree. you can't argue with that, maybe they could share the ticket, billionaire's boys club. kennedy: that is my next question, would cuban be a good vp . >> he made a good point, trump is plugged into something that people are responding to, it is lasting much longer than i thought, i thought he would be bored by now, i don't think he will make it to end or third party run. kennedy: he is going to tweet you tonight that you are a loser. >> donald, wa

dickerson: bill clinton returned the shot and defeated george bush as calling him clueless and heartless. >> president is caught in the grip of failed economic theory. for most americans mrd and a lot less gentle than it was before your administration. >> dickerson: bill clinton ended the bush 41 era then welcomed the next bush, another george who wasn't any friendlier. >> my integrity and trustworthiness to bill clinton that's as low a blow you can give. >> dickerson: after the campaigns and president sees were over the three men bonded as ex-presidents, bush 41 and bill clinton worked on disaster relief after the tsunami that devastated asia. and bush 43 worked together on relief efforts after the 2010 earthquake in haiti. now they joke about being from the same family. >> people began to joke that i was getting so close to bush family i had become the black sheep son. my mother told me not to talk too long today. and barbara, i will not let you down. >> dickerson: the harsh words of campaigns have been replaced by mutual respect and understanding of what the other has endured. only five people are alive today who know how hard it is to be president of the united state

president of the united states? i said bill clinton. and they said well who is the first lady? i said mrs. clinton. [laughter ]. so apparently i wasn't that bad off. on the 17th day, my mom came in, and she would always sit down and chit chat with me. she left the room. and she came back. and she said you didn't ask what day it was? i said that is because it's thursday. and my memory came back just like that. i was very lucky. if you have a closed-head injury, if you have a choice, you want it to happen on the left side of your brain, which is what happened to me. i tell that story to say that i wasn't able to go back to work right away and i really want to go back to work for a couple of reasons. one was i was tired living with my parents and wanted to feel i was contributed and really missed the staff and clients. so my employer accommodated me by giving me a schedule where i could come in two or three days a week for three or four hours, whatever i was coverable comfortable with. they set up timers and buddies me with up with a different starve staff and went out of their way to accommodate me. so that is my

mr. president. you had the privilege of knowing bill and hillary clinton for decades.n and people? >> with each other or the world? >> with each other. >> well, i think they are both superb politicians and have the rep takes bill as being one of the best politicians and i don't have any doubt that hillary will have learned or had to begin with the same ability that any politics. but i think that still has to be proven. i don't think there is much doubt this will get democratic nomination. you understand, we seem to be doing quite well in new hampshire, but i think the republican aside, 15 or 20 candidates. then i'll be able to get you know the democratic national report. and i think still it needs to be seen who will prevail. i think it's the republican's choice in how the situation evolves around the world and they don't have any control leading up to the political philosophy, it's like shopping delineated i would say, but sometimes the latest events that happens on the news side of things have a good insight. i think it's predictable. >> all right. mr. president, tha

clinton, which means he will or she will will face bill and hillary clinton. i want to remind these people here today that in the 373 republicans running for president -- [laughter] mr. huckabee: there is only one who has consistently fought the clinton political machine in the most partisan state in america during the 1990's after they had built up the machine over 25 years. only one person who has successfully not only fought against that political machine in every election and every is a tuition of government but can sicily defeated and transformed it, and most importantly, lived to tell about it. [laughter] [applause] mr. luntz: thank you, guys, god bless. thank you, mr. huckabee. mr. huckabee: thank you, frank. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome back our family leadership summit, former governor rick perry. [applause] >> thank you. >> i normally don't like to be on the left. >> he doesn't like sitting down. >> as an idol like sitting on the left. [laughter] >> all of the questions i had for aired for you are now gone. if there was to be an investment in three different professions, i like to get an idea which professions they would invest in the

clinton, which means he will or she will will face bill and hillary clinton. i want to remind these people here today that in the 373 republicans running for president -- [laughter] mre is only one who has consistently fought the clinton political machine in the most partisan state in america during the 1990's after they had built up the machine over 25 years. only one person who has successfully not only fought against that political machine in every election and every is a tuition of government but can sicily defeated and transformed it, and most importantly, lived to tell about it. [laughter] [applause] mr. luntz: thank you, guys, god bless. rank you -- thank you, esther huckabee. -- mr. huckabee. mr. huckabee: thank you, frank.

mr. trump would be following in the footsteps of ross perot in the 1992 election. he caused immense trouble for republican president george h.w. bush in his campaign against bill clinton. that is not at all what happened. when bill clinton was elected president in 1992, i think republicans just couldn't believe that this guy, this random young arkansas governor had beaten an incumbent republican president. they just couldn't believe it. and so it started off i think as this myth that republicans like to tell each other to make themselves feel better about that election. to make themselves feel better that bill clinton somehow hadn't legitimately been elected president in his own right. wasn't like the country looked at president george bush and bill clinton and decided they wanted clinton instead. that truth was too much for republicans to deal with. that was too much to absorb. so then they invented a different story to tell themselves. they started telling themselves this little myth. i think it started off as a republican bedtime story to soothe them, to make them sleep better about 1992. they told themselves this story that the only reason he got elected in 1992 w

mr. lew, secretary, i'm not sure what i said was humorous, but -- this will help daushg an end to the threat of nuclear proliferation. 19 4, president bill clinton. president obama, iran will never be permitted to develop a nuclear weapon. president clinton compliance will be sortfied. president obama, what we're going to do is set up a mechanism whereby, yes iaea inspectors can go anyplace. president clib ton, this agreement represents the first step on a road to a nuclear-free korean peninsula. president obama, this framework would cut off every pathway that iran could possibly take to develop a nuclear weapon. i'm settled because we've had bad experiences dealing with bad actors. if i look at this today i hear secretary of state -- i heard you say something i haven't heard you say before. i want to dial into this. we're guaranteeing they won't have a nuclear weapon. i know that's our goal. but i've read every page of this document. i've seen the classified documents. i'm concerned as i read this i understand our intebt, our commitment is to never allow iran to have a nuclear weapon. my question, secretary kerry does this deal actually preclud

president and first timers don't have that experience to read mrs. clinton and jeb bush know was coming. enormous advantage. there is also the problem that bill clinton likes jeb bush. the clintons like the bushes in the bushes like the clintons. that makes a big tough to get into eight tough night fight politically. if it tough, but it won't stop mrs. clinton. then carson what does she have to be afraid of ben carson? he's an unlikely nominee, but i saw him speak again at close distance in the green room with his wife as he spoke on sunday night at the western conservative summit. he is truly a gifted order. he is also truly an inspiring story. without question no one has his story or close to his story in this race. everyone is privileged with possible exception of rick santorum compared to then carson and where he came from and none of us in this room unless there happens to be at pediatric neurosurgeon here can say with any degree of 30 that they know the healthcare system as well as he does from the end of the knife. that's a learning curve that no one else has. deed man of faith. extraordinaire like chris mc charismatic and she should b

mr. lew, secretary, i'm not sure what i said was humorous, but -- this will help daushg an end to the threat of nuclear proliferation. 19 4, president bill clinton. president obama, iran will never be permitted to develop a nuclear weapon. president clinton compliance will be sortfied. president obama, what we're going to do is set up a mechanism whereby, yes iaea inspectors can go anyplace. president clib ton, this agreement represents the first step on a road to a nuclear-free korean peninsula. president obama, this framework would cut off every pathway that iran could possibly take to develop a nuclear weapon. i'm settled because we've had bad experiences dealing with bad actors. if i look at this today i hear secretary of state -- i heard you say something i haven't heard you say before. i want to dial into this. we're guaranteeing they won't have a nuclear weapon. i know that's our goal. but i've read every page of this document. i've seen the classified documents. i'm concerned as i read this i understand our intebt, our commitment is to never allow iran to have a nuclear weapon. my question, secretary kerry does this deal actually preclud