concrete reasons that many at the united states cooperated with russia that's right and i think ms clinton later celts modular that was really directly comparable but i think it has demonstrated to me but it will not rain. on washington was a direct protege all fuel requirement and so to some extent. she were a clinton land herself to this mass she learned anything from the mistakes of no one then possibly kerry well it's never too late i think to learn from our mistakes and i think ukraine will have to be chalked up as a as a blunder of u.s. and e.u. foreign policy so i hope policymakers will rethink the steps that led to the crisis in ukraine and try and not not repeat them in the future so one can only hope that that process of rethinking takes place fast to be a rethinking before before a reset as it were well i think as of now there are solutions in those signs visible at the signs of rethinking and as you mentioned ukraine is still in the in the headlines and one issue that's been discussed the last is the gas dispute few weeks ago said are very interesting things which i have americ

ms. clinton has never been too graceful in her statements.ople push boundaries too far it's not because they are strong but because they are weak. maybe weakness is not the worst quality for a woman. >>> new york city mayor bill deblasio has sort of challenged barack obama to a basketball game thanks to the help of new yorker alvin javier who ran into the mayor on a subway. >> i think he can beat his obama. this is official challenge. obama, my mayor is going to play you one-on-one in ball. >> he has more basketball skills and practiced a lot more than i have. >> the new york city mayor also announced a hockey bet with l.a. mayor eric garcetti. if the new york rangers win garcetti pledged to perform "new york, new york" on jimmy kim lel live. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> it is thursday. that means i am joined by syndicated columnist bob franken who is a pretty good singer himself. >> i don't know. i wasn't a bad basketball player in my time but not 6'6" like deblasio. >> learning something new about you. >> however he s

reasons to benefit the united states and cooperating with russia that's a very good point and i think ms clinton later sell to moderate her statement she said that the she wasn't really. directly comparing put into mera she was rather providing a historic example but i think you know she has demonstrated that she can change her rhetoric but the question is of course whether she can change her policies because because victoria nuland the person who is now in charge of calling the shots on american policy in ukraine and also one of the people who is directly responsible for ruining the bilateral ties between moscow and washington miss no one was a direct protege at all for hillary clinton so to some extent. hillary clinton herself to this mass can she learned anything from the mistakes of no one then possibly kerry well it's never too late i think to learn from our mistakes and i think ukraine will have to be chalked up as a as a blunder of u.s. and e.u. foreign policy so i hope policymakers will rethink. the steps that led to the crisis in ukraine and try and not not repeat them in the future so

ms. clinton is the vice chair of the clinton foundation and works on the no feelings initiative with her mother, former secretary of state hillary clinton. this is 50 minutes. good afternoon, everyone, and welcome. thank you all for joining me for the kickoff of the 2014 national conference for college women student leaders. [applause] my name is elba moise and i am a member ofaauw's national student advisory council. [applause] i love the energy in the room. [laughter] i'm currently finishing a duel masters in public health and applied anthropology at oregon state university. [applause] i have got to get used to this. awesome. ins fall will continue doctoral studies and i am focusing on education at the university of washington. [applause] pleasure that i introduce our featured speaker greater chelsea clinton, vice chair of the clinton foundation, working alongside her parents, president bill clinton and secretary hitler -- hillary rodham clinton, drives the vision and the work of the clinton foundation. work at the foundation emphasizes global and domestic health. it is empowering the

ms. clinton were brought in to introduce them to the butlers.ou know, these are the guys that are going to take care of you upstairs and everything. they'll really be good to you. it wasn't good for us because the first thing president clinton and ms. clinton saw was a bunch of guys in there with tears in their eyes crying. he said don't pay them no mind. they'll be the same way with you when you leave. >> i remember how gracious they were and brave and dignified. and, you know, i always really liked him. i could just feel how hard it must have been. and i really admired the way they did it. >> one of the great experiences given to our country was when a friendship was formed that ran against the norm. that was the friendship between president clinton and president bush. >> they're an odd couple, but it's very sweet, their relationship that they developed. i think their work together on behalf of good causes is really one of the nicest chapters in the history of american presidents. >> i will be a friend to all. >> no one at 10 downing street ca

ms. clinton has never been too graceful with her statements. wh but maybe weakness is not the worst quality for a woman. but now come paris, putin will appear in the flesh, making for some uncomfortable greetings among the leaders. he will meet with england, france and japan. president obama will meet with england and france, but not putin. >> he and i have always had a business-like relationship. >> reporter: making for plenty of fodder for awkward photo-opes and late-night tv jokes. >> hello, vlade, it's barack. i've been trying to call you all day. where you ban? >> i've been playing games. >> reporter: the french president scheduled two delicious french dinners, just to keep the two apart. >> first one for president obama, followed by one for vladamir putin. yep, hollande was worried about keeping them secret. then his girlfriend and mistress were like, you'll figure it out. >> should we have the opportunity to talk, i will be repeating the same message i've been delivering to him throughout this crisis, that russian armed forces annexing p

ms. clinton along with her many fans. >> i think she's an incredible public servant a and her dedication issed a merable. >> i hope she runs and she said i'm just happy you could be here today. >> she did not give any interviews, did not answer any questions about any plans to run for president. he said she would make a decision about running by the end of the year. >>> last night dozens of high school students celebrated graduation with a traditional african ceremony. more than 120 seniors dressed in traditional white clothing from the african nation of ghana. it is -- congratulation to all of the school's graduates. >> happening this weekend, city fathers in wild wood are set to officially open a designated dog beach there. our four-legged friends are invited to a ribbon cutting on the beach today at noontime. city commissioners passed an ordinance that allows the dogs on that particular beach. canines must be leashed and owners, you've got to clean up after them. >>> well, time for the weekend, so of course the weather is getting better. it's pretty amazing the way it's happened. we'r

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ms. clinton has never been too graceful in her statements. oh, snap. is foresponding to hillary clinton xparing him to hitler. when people push boundaries too far, it's not because they are, but they are weak. maybe weakness is not the worst quality for a woman. isn't he charming? secretary clinton has got bigger fish to fry, about to embark on a televised campaign -- book tour, sorry, for her new book "hard choices. interviews dominated by women with the exception of brett bear. let's ask joe klein. on putin's comments about hillary clinton never been too graceful in her statements, is that poking her in the eye or is that overlaying deeper concerns about her track record as a diplomat with respect to russia? >> i thought it was interesting he was talking about weak people pushing the boundary s, which is arguably what he's been doing in europe. >> literally pushing boundaries. >> yes. you know, i don't think anybody should compare anybody to hitler. the sell by date of that is passed. he's going to find her a tough, tough opponent if she runs and if

ms. clinton is trying so hard to make it appear that she's in touch with the average joe and with the evidencet -- everyday people out there, isn't it going to be difficult come the midterm elections to see how much money they've been making? >> i don't begrudge them the money they've made. good for them. but when you get that much money from wall street banks and one day she's going to say, oh, by the way, i'm going to be really hard on making sure that all these financial institutions live by the rules, all those people out there in america who had their homes foreclosed on, are you kidding me? how is that going to go over? i'd hate to have to defend that if i were hillary clinton saying, by the way, my family made $100 million, mostly from people that foreclosed your home. >> but then again, you can't blame them. >> that's what i say. i don't blame them for making the money or taking it, but if you're going to take that kind of money and then come and say i'm really this touch, i'm just a regular person, i'm dead broke, i'm barely making it -- just be honest saying i made a lot of money. th

ms. clinton has never been too graceful in her statements. report that the huckabee show has obtained exclusive video of the most recent meeting between vladimir putin and former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> yes, that was that very interesting behind the scenes meeting and we were there to capture it indeed. all right. coming up the star and executive producer of the film alone yet not alone. it's a true story of hope and optimism under the worst of circumstances. you'll enjoy it. stay with us. we'll be right back. [male vo] inside this bag exists over 150 years of swedish coffee experience. that's 150 years of experience in refining and perfecting the rich, never bitter taste of gevalia. and we do it all for this very experience. this very second. this exact moment. [woman] that's good. i know right? cheers to that. gevalia. 150 years of rich, never bitter coffee. ♪ yeah ♪ don't stop now, come on mony ♪ come on, yeah ♪ i say yeah ♪ yeah ♪ yeah ♪ yeah ♪ yeah ♪ yeah ♪ yeah ♪ 'cause you make me feel ♪ like a pony ♪ so good ♪ like a po

ms. clinton's book, "hard choices," reportedly having a hard time in bookstores.he new york times saying sales dropping sharply in its second week in publication to a total of about 100,000 hard covers and e-books total sold. that's far short of the one million books her publisher sent to bookstores. clinton's memoir expected to top "the new york times" bestseller list for nonfiction this sunday. doctor, she's acknowledging she stumbled on a few of her words about her family's wealth. shouldn't we give her a pass? >> this is what i think. clearly, these people served as public officials not looking, i don't think from the beginning, to get rich. i don't think that becoming governor is a strategy, to become a wealthy person. but i do think that she tipped her cards, and she is so hungry to get people to vote for her that she's willing to say things that clearly don't resonate, that aren't really true. and that's more of a concern. do i think that she designed to become a hundred millionaire by serving as a public servant? no i don't. but the fact that she has this

ms. clinton has never been too graceful in her statements. hello, pot meet kettle.was me editorializing. it's not because they are strong but because they are weak. but maybe weakness is not the worst quality for a woman. i can barely get through it without giggling. let's bring in kevin madden -- even kevin's laughing at this one -- sally kohn. i've got to let you sound off. go ahead. >> yeah. it's not like i'm shocked. it's not like i was, like, oh, my gosh, but vladimir putin, you were such a raging feminist. the part i loved the best is when he said when people push boundaries,ist it's say sign th they're strong, not weak. you mean when you invade other territories and annex territories? does he have any grasp on reality all? you know, yeah. anyway, it's another sign also there are obviously no free elections in russia or he just lost the women vote. or i don't know, maybe that republican advisers are moving to russia. >> oh, that's not fair. that's not fair. and here i was just about to agree with sally. gosh. >> i didn't want that to happen, kevin. >> to me, t

ms. clinton at 10:00 at night to get her to spin benghazi. wanted her to say the attacks happened because of the video. she hung up and talk to her husband, bill clinton. this is the exchange according to klein's book. that story won't hold up, bill said. i know, hillary said. i told the president that. it is an impossible story, bill said. president clinton then said i can't believe the president's claim it wasn't terrorism, but then again maybe i can be at the ludwig obama won't be going to say terrorism has occurred on his watch. minutes later, hillary still sent out the press release blaming the attack on video. joining us, do you think this is the real problem for ms. quentin come the election? >> definitely. her book has just been released selling a lot of copies she suddenly has an excuse for why she lied to the american people. stuart: it is a very sharp and harshly written book, is that a credible source for this quote from anonymous sources? >> they are anonymous, but he can't do something like this without something to back it up. s

ms. clinton has used a similar logic that is obama administration sidelines the available intelligence andthey have freed a facilitator plot in afghanistan. >> thank you, catherine heritage. >>> the army sergeant bowe bergdahl is back into the united states. his journey is far from over. charley simpson is here. how are you? we saw a statement from a spokesperson with the family respecting privacy that came out 30 minutes ago and we don't know if they have travel plans? >> what is interesting about the process is that you are trying to give a person his life back no matter the circumstances and they were talking about giving people a sense of control. like deciding what the eat and when to eat and whether you go outside or you can sleep. is that part of the process for bergdahl? >> we don't know for sure. but in general, yeah, that is part of the process. when you live in a cage and you are tortured every amount of freedom is taken away. this is a step by step condition based and reintegration process. if we can chose his food and bodily functions by making simple changes they will move to

ms. clinton. >> when asked as to whether or not she will testify on the hill.. >> you have said repeatedly you take responsible for what happened in benghazi. >> well, i do. >> doesn't that include testifying before congress if they want you? >> we will see. whether they do or don't i am not going to prejudge it. >> what do you think of that? >> hilary clinton needs to be subpoenaed and she would be held in criminal content if she doesn't reply. >> do you think she will turn over those notes? >> we will see. i suggest congressman goudy subpoena here. >> what do you think we would learn? >> i am not sure, to be honest, with you. but i think maybe the heart of darkness that exist within the concept of hilary clinton. >> the heart of darkness. >> i think hilary clinton is a serial liar to be honest. her entire career has been based on a consistent amount of lying and hiding the truth and i think that will be revealed in this. >> the uncle of sean smith and thank you. she will talk to brett and gretta as well this week. >>> a summer camp with a disturbing twist. ch

clinton's interview coming up. and also this -- >> mr. chairman, you need to deal with your governor. >> ms. brown,ly deal with my governor when you deal with your presiden president. >> ooh! >> some heated moments there at a rare nighttime house hearing on the v.a. scandal, and this as a new internal audit reveals how many thousands of veterans are waiting to see a doctor. and plus, donald sterling reverses course saying that he will not sell the clippers and he will sue the nba, but his lawyer will tell us what is behind the change of heart. join us on twitter and you can find us at "newsnation." we will be right back after a quick break. this is mike. his long race day starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" life with crohn's disease ois a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps come back? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms i

i feel that hillary clinton may be overconfident at this point that she has the media in her pocket teed off with msever thought she had the media in her pocket. the 2008 election. obama campaign had the media in their pocket and they did not. >> you are absolutely right. but that changed quickly. the media decided to anoint barack obama quickly but they didn't really turn on hillary clinton. they just supported him. it wasn't like go after her she has some legitimate reason to be weary of the way the media treated her. >> she is we'rey of the media if you look at her history she has been treated kindly. >> i didn't believe that. >> do you think that she is being overly defensive with the media in america who generally supports her and will support her in a run in 16. >> we are seeing authenticity about her. she is speaking her mind. that's the way you resolve problems these days not by plain vanilla kind of utterances. she is authentic. she is feisty, and i think that's something that actually people want to see. i will say the news from eric cantor this week one at mommy and one in d.c. on immigra

well, put sarah palin aside and what hillary clinton goes on the speak quite revealingly about is the pervasivis ee sexif the 2008 campaign, and whether mshat conversation or not is not the issue, but i think it is fantastic that she is taking on the topic, and i look forward to what she is going to say. >> well, a huge crowd at union square and a great crowd and a get ready for hillary bus. >> and by the way, you can see more of cynthia mcfadden's interview tonight. and the tweet of the day comes from hillary fallon, hillary clinton wants to put off presidential plans, but when asked where she wants to go, she said, iowa, new hampshire, florida. ♪fame, lets him loose, hard to swallow♪ ♪fame, puts you there where things are hollow♪ the evolution of luxury continues. the next generation 2015 escalade. ♪fame the porter was so incredibly... careful... careless... with our bags. and the room they gave us -- it was... beautiful. a broom closet. but the best part but the worst part was the shower. my wife drying herself with the... egyptian cotton towels... shower curtain... defined that whole vacation for her. don't just visit new york. visit

ms. lewinsky is entitled to her say. awe is moving on. and most persons get that. i have to get my equal time here. can you imagine a republican running against hillary clintonavors wealthy people as opposed to raising the minimum wage? it will be a campaign about the economic disparities -- and john kennedy's wealth was not exactly a handicap. >> but the wealth -- >> her views on the issues, what she wants to do for the middle class are a lot more important than her ability to be able to afford two houses. i am just going to wonder how the republicans will criticize hillary clinton for having too much wealth. >> and who do you think is a conservative main stream to follow up -- >> there is a difference between the two medias cover her. and i think that both of them of right now are probably looking at issues that voters are not going to be focused on. i agree that i think she handled the monica lewinsky question perfectly well. that terrain is good for her. her popularity increased. it made her a sympathetic figure. again, her problems are starting to get coverage now which relate not to the fact of her wealth itself. but to make a distinction that i think

ms. brannan and mr. will. to all of you. let's do the appropriate things and thank this extraordinary panel. [applause] >> jennifer duffy discusses the midterm elections. jonathan allen discusses hillary clinton's memoir. the release of five prisoners in exchange of bo bergdahl. we take your calls and you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter. washington journal, live on c-span. >> we wanted a building that was accessible to the community. it needed to be able to ,ncorporate a future we didn't you can't predict the future. the problem with the old library is we were tapped out on s.mputer our new building needed to have flexibility and movement into the future. one thing we like about the design, he combined different geometric features. we have the triangular main part a the building, we have structure we call the bar. they are bridged together with highlights -- skylights. we have a three or 60 degree view of our surroundings. for think it is vital communities to have a library that brings people together. this space was geared in bringing the community together. it is an opportunity for people to remember the things that hold . city together they like we have physically done that

ms. o'connor, you have been in the clinton white house. helped the clinton administration with the teachers union strike and you were quoted as being a veteran of washington battles. would you agree? >> i have been here a long time. >> you know the process, right? >> i'm not sure which process you are referring to. >> the bureaucratic inside the beltway politics process. you know about these record-keeping aspects? >> i'm not a record-keeping expert. >> but you are an attorney. you have to know when there is a problem and you don't have records, you know to report it, right? >> i know if you discover that records have been lost and not recoverable, it needs to be reported, yes. >> let's go back through this again -- the accidental removal, defacing, alteration or destruction of records in custody -- is not just the law on its and essential problem. irs, thereure at the was no inferences, ms. o'connor, that there was some sequencing problems or problems with the 'smails out of ms. lerner office? >> nobody raised the issue that arose here wh

ms. smith who wrote a book, she served six and half years and got commuted by president clinton.he's a wonderful woman, her son is the washington elite, six and a half years. >> congressman, as long as we human beings there will be mistakes but i can tell you that our system now is so regulated with, from the time they appear before a magistrate to a federal judge to the appeal process, that every case is scrutinized. i would see those kinds of cases are rare. every defendant is given a chance, in my experience, to provide assistance so that i can go to bat and -- >> he was provide assistance. and the guy the letter into it was out in northwest washington state and he was murdered so she can provide assistance anymore so they put her in jail and they put in prison for a long time. if it weren't for president clinton she might still be there. as you can provide assistance doesn't make your incarceration more just. >> there's an old saying in law school that hard cases make bad law. right now the law works. it's working to remove a lot of drug organizations in america. >> well, how