mr. clinton is dynamic, thanks in part to mrs. clinton. >> i knew bill clinton when he was 22. we were road scholars together. we were assigned at the same college in oxford and became good friends. before that, when i was an undergraduate, i knew hillary. >> did you go on a date with her? >> i think we did. >> does bill know? >> yeah. she was president of her freshman class and i was president of my sophomore class at dart mouth. the only way i could get a date was a presidential summit. >> he's still a wanted man in washington. the 66-year-old rice is old enough to now how our economic system is flawed but young enough to want to fix it. have you been saying i have been dealing with it, it's business as usual. >> everybody is fed up. there's more partisanship, more gridlock, more anger. >> president obama has done great things for this country. he hasn't brought the two sides together. he can point the finger at the republicans, but what does he lack in terms of not delivering cohesiveness here? >> i think the president has done almost as well as he could under the circumstan

mrs. hillary rodham clinton, mrs. barbara bush, mrs. r. ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, barack obama, president george w. bush, president bill clinton, president george h.w. bush, president jimmy carter. ♪ [cheers and applause] please remain standing for the invocation by the reverend mark craig followed by the presentation of colors. >> let us pray. we have gathered here today, oh, god, to offer thanks for the life and the legacy of president and mrs. george w. bush. we thank you for their distinguished leadership to our nation. moreover, we are grateful for their moral courage and commitment to public service. oh, god, our lord, creator and sustainer, today we honor a man who genuinely believes in your quest of freedom for all. we ask that president bush and his family continue to feel the prayers and support of people all over the world who recognize his past and continued work for the expansion of freedom. we ask your blessings upon the george w. bush presidential center and all who will walk through these

mrs. clinton would not see a vital op. like that that goes out the night our ambassador is assassinated but it's possible. and she will say "i never got it i was at the hairdresser." i was having dinner. you know, that's what she is going to say? >> put aside your sexist hairdresser remark for the moment, bill. think of this, there is is paper trail. if she was indeed sent that ops alert, there would be a paper trail to that effect. there is something that bears further investigation to by eye. >> if there is a paper trail, does that mean that it went into her inbox? is that what you are saying? that everybody who got it was ccd.? is that what you are saying? >> right or, yes. it was forwarded to her. >> bill: i'm playing devil's advocate here i get thousands of these and i never saw and it my underlinks didn't tell me about it rerevised it and this is what we thought happened. >> i hear you. that's the claim for this request for more security before the attacks. >> bill: yeah. >> back in april of 2012. after you know that

mrs. clinton strictly as a campaigner? she's never really beaten a tough opponent.e most money of any senate candidate that year to win re-election to a seat that was essentially gift wrapped for her. that left her with no fund-raising advantage over her opponents for the presidency two years later. >> right. the evidence so far is that she's a terrible campaigner. i mean, her presidential campaign, you know -- >> you're not mincing words today, are you, ryan? >> i mean, maybe she'll proof that she's a better campaigner this time around, but you're right. so far she's done a really lousy job out on the campaign trail. what did she spend, $20 million to $25 million? out in iowa? you know, she does better over the course of her career when she's not in the spotlight as much. she was extremely popular as first lady. she's been extremely popular as secretary of state. and that, but when she's in the news every single day, there's something happens where she's less popular. so it would almost be best way for her to run her campaign in modern day would be to go to the con

mrs. clinton and president and mrs.ush, i have the honor of introducing a number of global leaders, national leaders and texas state leaders who have come to join us on this momentous occasion. as your name is called, may i ask you to stand, and may i ask the audience to hold your applause so that we can acknowledge our global leaders together. president of the republic of georgia, mikael saakashvili and former president of spain, president agnar, the former president of ghana, the former president of south korea lee myung bak and mrs. kim, former president and mrs. lourdes rodriguez deflores of el salvador, former prime minister silvio berlusconi of italy, former prime minister tony blair and mrs. sharri blair of the united kingdom, former prime minister and mrs. john howard of australia, former prime minister and mrs. ehud olmert of israel, former -- current secretary-general of nato, mr. mr. mr. rasmussen, his royal heiness bandhar al sultan of saudi arabia, abdul al chalifa of bahrain, former ambassador to the unite

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mrs. clinton do that doesn't have an angle. you are always hungry for power. grist here in helping people? what is the other thing, your secret plan here? because everyone would do it if it was just a good thing to do but they don't. you are not going to see me making the world a better place? is there something or just its own reward? >> it's totally selfish. >> stephen: is that selfish and selfless are the same thing? >> no, i do it because i'm good at it. i'm not good enough to play golf on the senior tour and do play my saxophone as much as i used to so i don't like to do it in public and i makes me happy. i do it because i think back to the life i've been given by the american people, i'd be kind of a slug if i didn't do it. should do it. [cheers and applause] -- i mean, i should do it. if you've had the life i've had and people have given you what they've given me, -- >> stephen: i'm agreeing with you and that's dangerous. [cheers and applause] >> i'm about to get you. you know, i think i'm just doing what i should do it and it makes me happy. >> stephen

mr. clinton refuse to gill osama bin laden and perhaps to save every american life that has been lost since. so i think it's very important if there's information out there, within these agencies, that they come forward and say it, because particularly under democrats, i carry no brief -- grief for president bush but there's no doubt in my mind he would haved a least tried to save american lifestyles. >> neil: do you think it got to the president himself? >> absolutely, sir. since 9/11, if an american is in danger, an american facility is in dane. >> -- in danger, that goes to the president with his morning briefing. any agency, likely clinton or the cia. if there's a threat to their officers on the ground it goes directly to them. there's a lot of smeared -- intermediaries but it goes right to the top because everybody is concerned with covering their behind. neil: apple maybe not so rotten to the core. a huge demand for the company's $17 billion bond offering today. that's the largest we have enseen from a nonfinancial company in history. that and the richest guy in russia buying $100 mil

mrs. clinton will be running come 2016. with it still quite a ways away, you tend to hear stories and think who cares. here's why you should care. to state the obvious the u.s. has never had a female president but the rest of the world has had many including the ^17 female world leaders currently in office. pakistan is ahead of us on female leaders. sure they wind up killing her later but the point is what matters. question may not necessarily be will hillary clinton be our first female president but why has it taken us this long to have a female president at all? i'm pleased to still be joined by the host of the iranian satirical news show, saman arbabi. joining us, founder of the nationwide animal rescue tails of joy, elayne boosler and editor and chief of the contributor.com, tina dupuy. since we're talking about women in powerful leaderships -- >> ask a man. it is america! >> john: main by because i want to ask what the international perspective is? does the rest of the world -- your mideastern friends and family ever e

mrs. clinton spent her time on one big global tour without accomplishing anything.ical enough to believe that the only reason she was secretary of state bide her time in the public eye and bolster position for a run for president by writing about experiences. >> paul: james. >> a miss to cowboys owner jerry jones who recently gave quarterback tony romo, 108 million dollars contract. 55 million guaranteed which is more than the super bowl winning quarterback joe flacco has and more than eli manning. he's won one playoff game. >> this is a hit for packers fans. >> paul, maybe you've been following the amazing atlanta cheating scandal, among dozens of public school teachers, even the superintendent, anything you could do to a cheat on a test and falsify students scores. they did. and for the union it's not an indictment of-- it's intime of high stakes, this is like blaming the bathrobe scale for being fat. >> paul: if you have your own hit or miss, send it to us at jer@foxnews.com and follow us on twitter: @jer on fnc. thanks to m

mrs. clinton if she decides to run in 2016. ling, herself, mrs. thatcher did almost nothing to actively promote the rights of women. in fact, on one occasion she reportedly told an adviser "the feminists hate me, and i don't blame them, for i hate feminism. it is poison." but women's rights have become one of mrs. clinton's most important concerns. in fact, one of her first speeches following retirement from the state department was delivered to the women in the world summit. >> let's keep telling the world over and over again that, yes, women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights. once and for all. >> once and for all. and for those who lionize mrs. thatcher, she had many admirable qualities. she was, as she said, a conviction politician. the so-called iron lady. she did more than survive in a man's world. she beat them at their own game. but doing better than men is something that women have been doing for a very long time. giving women proper credit and opportunity, that remains the greatest challenge.

mrs. clinton allegedly phony ones were not.took three years before whistle blower went to authorities. long after that primary election was decided. it turns out that three former democratic party and election board officials will go on trial next month in indiana. this is while another gingrich worker involved apparently, allegedly in those petitions still faces trial in virginia. you can follow all of this on twitter. there's my twitter handle. @ -- there it is. @ericshawn on fox, on twitter. give you gy update. >> the debate over gun restrictions is heating up as well. is white house ready to strike a deal? we'll talk to chris wallace about the interview with a senior white house advisor. that is coming up. >> eric: there is new information on what caused that devastating leg injury. we all saw that and were horrified. what every athlete needs to know when you get on the court. the doctors will give us advice in the sunday housecall. >> i saw my leg and it was like this can't be real. this isn't something you see every day.

mrs. clinton. thank you for coming.'m so grateful to have opportunity to entertain you since you have entertained me on c-span so many times. i love c-span. it is like lawmakers in their natural habitat. it is like wild kingdom but with congressman. now a debate on wheat. [laughter] trying to get my cards -- i never work with cards. this is incredible to be here. i was raised in brooklyn, new york in a lower class -- thank you. a predominantly jewish family and this room is slightly less ornate than may parents' dining room. i went to the beauty shop and got my hair trimmed and i went to the barber and had my legs shaved. [laughter] what a report. what photos, that report should have come out. what a report. i don't know. i think it's incredible. my impression after you admiral - but seriously. a lot of controversy in the armed forces, but thanks to bill clinton women can now fly combat. that is wonderful. they didn't want to put women in combat, they did not put women in combat, they did not know we could fight. i thin

mrs. hillary rodham clinton, mrs. barbara bush, mrs. l clinton, president george h.w. bush, president jimmy carter. ♪cheers and applause] [applause] please remain standing for the invocation by the reverend mark craig followed by the presentation of colors. >> let us pray. we have gathered here today, oh, god, to offer thanks for the life and the legacy of president and mrs. george w. bush. we thank you for their distinguished leadership to our nation. moreover, we are grateful for their moral courage and commitment to public service. oh, god, our lord, creator and sustainer, today we honor a man who genuinely believes in your quest of freedom for all. we ask that president bush and his family continue to feel the prayers and support of people all over the world who recognize his past and continued work for the expansion of freedom. we ask your blessings upon the george w. bush presidential center and all who will walk through these doors. we pray that it will serve as a beacon of hope and freedom throughout the world. we pray that it wi

mrs. clinton and president and mrs.r of introducing a number of global leaders, national leaders and texas state leaders who have come to join us on this momentous occasion. as your name is called, may i ask you to stand and may i ask the audience to hold your applause so we can acknowledge our global leaders together. ofsident of the republic georgia, former president of spain, president aknar, the former president of ghana, john kufor, the former president of south korea, le man bok, and mrs. kim. former president of el former prime minister silvio berlusconi of italy. former prime minister tony blair and mrs. sharee blair of the united kingdom. former prime minister and mrs. john howard of australia, former prime minister and mrs. ehud olmert of israel, former secretary general -- current secretary general of nato, mr. fogg rasmussen. his royal highness of saudi arabia, abdul al-khalifa of bahrain, former ambassador to the united states, ambassador sen of india. current ambassador to the states, ambassador of kuwait,

mr. clinton understood that national power, national prosperity began with the private seor. mr.ma, his whole world view is more government, more regulation, that's how jobs are created, the french model. gerri: the french model, works, oh so well, my friend. >> yes. gerri: thanks for coming on, have a great friday and weekend. >> you too, take care. gerri: well, time for stories trending on foxbusiness.com. tonight, that weak gdp report weighs on the market today, dow up 111 points today. the s&p 500 snapped a five-day winning streak. consumers less optimistic about the overall economy, no surprise there. the university of michigan consumer sentiment index down to a three month low. about the only things keeping spending up now, rising home values, and the recent highs in the stock market. relief for airtravelers on the way. hallelujah; right? passing a bill to get air traffic controllers back to work giving the faa power to shift money around and pay furloughed workers. americans spend six hours a day on social media, more than any other country in the world according to a new

mrs. clinton have to be concerned about joe biden? >> well, sure.ev, let's all agree that joe biden has been a terrific and impactful vice president. still, his public image is driven by some of the gaffes and some of the things he says but i think he's been a terrific vice president and i think he would be a good president, i really do. the problem is that joe biden's people, the people who would raise the money for joe biden, the elected officials who would support joe biden are also in hillary clinton's camp and as hillary learned in 2008, you can't stand in the way of history. if hillary clinton gets out there and has a chance to become the first woman president, i think it's going to be very difficult. most of joe's strong backers will probably tell him, look, joe, this is a time for hillary clinton, a woman president, and i've got to be with her. and then it becomes very lifl difficult to run that race. i still believe there's a chance that hillary says no. so joe should be preparing. but in the end -- >> lauren, that compelling argument of a

mrs. clinton or madam president?run. sort of the way to look at it. >> she clearly is going to be gearing up for a run. i do think those questions that we just heard are tremendously out of date at this point. it did seem to me like an era at this point to be talking about white water and health care and dick morris and mark penn and all of these things now seem so long ago. it feels to me as if the american people have tremendously moved on in their reception of hillary clinton. i think when she needs to prove she can run a good campaign and doesn't run as a person who expects to win. one thing you have to say about hillary she makes mistakes but not the same one twice. i don't think you'll see a campaign this time if she does run that is anything like last time. >> you don't see mark penn running the campaign? >> i don't see mark penn in her future. one of the things she talked about actually at the summit was how technology, how twitter, tumbler, facebook have transformed the whole atmosphere in a sense about gras

mr. clinton brown, a good match for chris. >> no kidding. >> chris, if you are listening, i know you watchjordan sparks. is she dating anybody? i don't know. >> when dad weighs in. no relief even at the dinner table. match.com. martha stewart telling another network that she considered going on match.com to try to fine the love of her life. believe it or not. she says, she got halfway through the profile. was going to use her name. she started to laugh. found it impossible to finish the application. really thought about it. 71 years old. looking for mr. right. would you ever do that if you were a single lady? >> you know what? when i was single, there were times in my life, where i was sorry and alone. even then. >> even then no? >> i would not. but i will say this. i have a lot of friends. >> lot of people. >> lot of couples. not only does it work. it is successful for them that they go on to have very long marriages. >> hard to meet people. you are working. busy. all these commitments. >> she wanted to go on as martha stewart. >> if i saw martha stewart, i would thing it was a phony, a f

mrs. clinton speaking at an awards events honoring women leaders in washington, d.c.s there. he is actually with us now, live in our bureau. what was the event all about, carl? good morning. >> reporter: this was event for a group she founded in 1997. she got standing ovations. she is founder of the group vital voices honoring women leaders around the world. it offer ad peak at top democratic choices for 20916. shared the stage with vice president joe biden. hillary is making all kind of moves suggesting she is interested in the 2016 race. she is not talking about publicly. her first paid speech will be made in texas. she will give a big speech there on the economy. yesterday while at this speech outside a couple dozen supporters out there are urging her to run for president in 2016. including some of these volunteers and some of these demonstrators here from the super pac called, ready for hillary.com. they started it in february. it's, not been discouraginged by mrs. clinton in any way. they have 100,000 supporters and adding about a thousand a day. all the early po

mrs. clinton tops democratic party and national surveys as a folks presidential contender come 2016, though not yet announced any formal decision. she is also one of the 125 women to make "newsweek's" latest women of impact issue. and joining me now to talk more about this is "newsweek" and daily beast editorial director, justine rosenthal. justine, great to have you here. obviously, this is a wonderful issue, inspiring issue for a lot of and he will it is tied to the fourth annual women in the world summit, "newsweek" and daily beast host later this week on thursday and friday, but a lot of big names are already attending. the 125 women though, as i was going through this, it was interesting because you guys have picked people from hollywood all the way to the other side of the world in afghanistan. how do you cull down the list? >> we spend time trying to find the women working with ngos on the ground and afghanistan and acknowledge there are top ceos in america and worldwide that also, you know, are making a major impact and are doing that partly, you know, because they are women. >> one

mrs. clinton reemerge back on the public stage. this morning she was at the woman world event in new york city that tina brown has organized speaking at 9:00 a.m. and she has a group of women, strong women surrounding her and she's preaching to the choir. take a listen. >> i have always believed that women are not victims. we are agents of change. we are drivers of progress. we are makers of peace. all we need is a fighting chance. >> karen, i want to get you on the record about this because you have a new weekend show coming up here on msnbc. so we're going to be talking about this a lot. >> yep. >> and the fact i attended the event last night in new york city, the kickoff of women in america. it was fascinating and emotional but one thing that people did not point out is the fact that america has never had female presidents before. other countries have had female presidents and prime ministers. is it just now that it's hillary's time and most likely she's going to be making an announcement within the next year or so? >> well, fir

if he has read catherine clinton's biography of mrs. lincoln where she engages him. at thee to really look reasons why people write biographies or books. he was angry. and later took it out on mary. you have i have heard, to look at the motives behind the books. >> i asked what you thought of the modern portrayal. >> it was wonderful precisely because it transcends all of these camps. >> i agree. from mary lincoln about her own view at the public perception, i seem to be the scapegoat for both the north and the south. we will show you next, another video. a woman at her summer cottage not very far from the capital to call the soldiers home. >> president lincoln's cottage was a seasonal home for the lincoln family. mary lincoln really pushed for the move out here to the soldiers home because she thought it was a place for her family to have more privacy than at the white house. we are in the mary lincoln room which is not part of our typical experience of the cottage. we call it the mary lincoln room because when they moved here in the summer of 1863, she is involved

mrs. clinton and her aides have not yet said. the question hovers over her every move and has frozen if place the very early, but some potential candidates, very important presidential maneuvering on the democratic side." back to you, tina. it seems to me this campaign has begun. >> it's very interesting. last year when she spoke at women in the world, she introduced by meryl streep. lincoln center, 2,500 women just got to their feet and they roared. it felt then as if she announced her candidacy then, she could have just taken that show and captured the white house. when, you know, four years' time, who knows what will happen. there's an enormous ground swell for hillary clinton. whether it can be maintained, don't forget, last time it seemed like it was going to be a shoo-in last time. along came barack obama and captured the exceptionalism hillary had. being the first black president in the end got more traction than being the first woman president. that was in her sense an unlucky thing to happen if she's fit and wants to do

mrs. clinton. she was in d.c. at the time. cops say he didn't hurt anybody during a five hour standoff. officials tell us eisenberg would have been out for parole in august. now he faces another seven years behind bars for escaping. police in denver arresting one of their own accusing him of helping an inmate escape from jail. authorities say that last night this man walked right out the front door of a detention center in downtown wearing a deputy's uniform. he reportedly has an extensive criminal record. cops today arrested this sheriff's deputy in connection with the case. the two year veteran faces felony charges. that inmate is still out there somewhere police say all the department's guns and radios are accounted for. the jodi areas murder trial took a crazy left turn today right into disney land want the prosecutor went after the defense's expert witness over a seminar she had given titled "is snow while white a battered woman?" the defense called that woman domestic violence expert to shed light on why. jodi areas says she shot anymore in self-defense. the prosecutor says she st

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mrs. bush, president clinton and now former secretary clinton, president george h.w. bush and mrs.aders, michelle and i are honored to be with you to mark this historic occasion. this is a texas sized party. that's worthy of what [ inaudible ] we're here to do today. when all the former living presidents are all together, it is a special day for our democracy. we've within called the world's most exclusive club, but the truth is our club is more like a support group. last time we all got together was just before i took office and i needed that because as each of these leaders will tell you, no matter how much you may think you're ready to assume the office of the presidency, it is impossible to truly understand the nature of the job until it is yours, until you're sitting at that desk. that's why every president gains a greater appreciation for all those who served before them, leaders from both parties who have taken on the challenges and felt the enormous weight of a nation on their shoulders. for me that appreciation extends to president bush. the first thing i found in that des

mrs. clinton or madam president? do you agree with that and how does she overcome that? nk nobody knows hillary clinton is running, but that won't stop everyone from talking about it, including march eveur dowd. the real question is what and where. it's early in the season. i think a lot of people are cab temperatured by this idea of having a leader like hillary clinton. she's one of the greatest secretaries of state we've had. i was telling matt earlier, i have some friends who are raising young kids and their girls asked, when kerry became secretary of state, can a man become secretary of state these days? that is largely because of the incredible work of hillary clinton and secretary rice and madeleine albright that were in a world of thinking there are month bounds for what women can do. >> no limits that young women can do. when you look at today's breaking news, that coming out of the uk and baroness margaret thatcher passing away, what's your thought here, tara? if you watch historic and is look at hillary clinton running and possibly becoming president of the unit

mrs. clinton do that has not got some angle. you're both always hungry for power.ause i'm good at it and i'm not good enough to play golf on the senior tour, and i don't play my saxophone as much as i used to so i don't like to do it in public, and it makes me happy. >> that was part of president clinton's conversation with stephen colbert at the clinton global initiative's annual meeting. everything the clintons do is seen through a political prism, particularly as we wait for hillary clinton's next move. let's bring back michael steele, luke russert and blanche lincoln. i want to get into the twitter thing but that takes awhile with bill clinton and twitter. it was prezbillyjeff. 50,000 followers if they already don't have it. blanche lincoln, watching this, it was interesting to hear bill clinton, you know, he's not shy about promoting the idea of hillary clinton running again. he's almost less shy about it than hillary clinton is. >> well, he's got confidence in her. i think a lot of us do. she's brilliant, she's done a great job as secretary of state. she came

mrs. clinton, have used the word "red line" with regard to certify i can't, netanyahu used the word "red lineard to iran. right now, my information is that jerusalem, israel, the government, is looking to task the obama rhetoric. will they move on syria. because if they won't, that tells israel that the word "red line" has no significance, and therefore, israel has to recalculate its approach toi iran. the politics of this trump the medical facts on the ground. >> steve mcmann, will the president move, if they do find physical evidence of these chemical weapons? >> i think he will. the question is what does movement look like. we intervene, but who are we supporting and where does that support lead? and does it lead to a better situation or worse situation? and is the line really red? remember, we had this conversation about weapons of mass destruction with respect to iraq. and it turns out there weren't any, or at least we couldn't find any. until there is conclusive, scientific evidence, medical evidence, that the red line has been breached, i don't think -- i don't think this is an issue f

mrs. clinton have to make a dei? rday to you you krachlg i believe that secretary clinton can probably wait until maybe the beginning of next year. you know, she has some time on her hands because, quite frankly, she is one of the rare individuals, currently reminds me of george w. bush back in 2000, where the political establishment will wait for her to make up her mind. in other words, she doesn't need any influencing, they don't need any influencing, they will wait. and when they -- when they make up their mind, obviously, going to go with her f she announces she is not going to runs, obviously, going to run to vice president biden. but she has time on her side and she can dictate her own timeframe r >> karen is that an assessment, a timetable that you agree with? >> i agree with the timetable, though i disagree slightly with the assessment in that i think there will be a lot of energy toward -- the longer it goes, the more donors will actually put some pressure on because, look, if she is not gonna run, a lot of t

mr. clinton and parishioners were treated to a sermon to ask about the death penalty for timothy mcveigh. and ahead in the next hour, our panel will take a look at more of this reverend's background, what may have inspired this message and whether we should expect all the folks who were so outraged at dr. ben carson to come out now and speak up against reverend leon getting political at easter sunday service. stay tuned for that. a story we've been following on security lapses at liberty international airport that included one undercover agents with a fake bomb in his pants. and now three tsa workers have been fired and saying they failed to screen passengers luggage. and these go back it to failures that were first uncovered in late 2011 after the tsa installed surveillance cameras that were initially meant to check for possible thefts. and the investigation at newark which led to the firing of eight other employees last june, the single biggest disciplinary action taken by the tsa at any airport. and in oklahoma, more than 150 people had to line up earlier today for what, i cannot tell