ms. clinton: i thought it was an important speech and i appreciated president bush delivering it.hite supremacy is an absolute blasphemy to the american creed. he talked about the importance of listening to each other and working with each other. i did not always agree with president bush, as i think any democrat sitting across from you would say, but i never doubted his patriotism and i never doubted that he worked really hard all day. he went to bed worried, woke up concerned about what he would do. i was in the oval office with him two days after 9/11 as a senator from new york. i looked into his eyes, i understood a lot of what he was having to face. out appreciate him coming and making a thoughtful critique of where american politics is right,

ms. clinton: yes, i do. i do, steve. one thing about c-span -- i am not just flattering -- but you guys cover everything and let people draw their own conclusions. i understand the pressure the press is under, print, broadcast, and certainly online. they have to get ad dollars, eyeballs, clicks, whatever they are looking for. i get that. but you know, our presidential election is a really big deal, and now we see what happens when on it.y is not we hear, we covered the access hollywood take. but how much coverage did you give to the 12 women who followed up with their stories? not much. it was always on to something new, and i think donald trump did a good job of changing the topic all the time. >> watch our interview with hillary clinton on her new book, "what happened," on c-span2. now, russian foreign minister sergey lavrov on the iran nuclear in agreement. nonproliferation conference held in moscow. this is about 30 minutes. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, we are pleased to be here at this conference, this nonpro

ms. clinton signed copies of her book what happened about the 2016 campaign as well as her new illustrated children's book it takes a village. following the event she went to stanford she is taking part in an initiative focused on digital policy.>>> the sentence handed down for a former hercules police officer convicted of trying to kill his wife. and her encouraging message to other victims of domestic violence. how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ >>> former hercules police officer was sentenced to more than 28 years in prison for trying to kill his estranged wife in a drive-by shooting in antioch. attempted murder assault with a firearm criminal threats and stalking in january 2015. he drove by his wife's home and fired several rounds into her bedroom. she was not hurt. >>> i would like to speak the woman who are suffering from domestic violence to be your own voice and t

ms. clinton was asked about harvey weinstein just moments ago.. >> what was your reaction when you heard the news about harvey weinstein? >> i was sick. >> do think it was tolerated because he was -- people say people knew. >> i don't know. i certainly didn't. i don't know who did but i can only speak for myself. and many others who knew him primarily through politics. >> people should give back the money that he donated to them. he donated money to you. directly and indirectly. would you give the money back? >> there's no one to give it back to. what other people are saying, what my former colleagues are saying is they will donated to charity. i give 10% of my income to charity every year. this will certainly be part of that. no doubt about it. >> brian: a lot of people to give the money to, i think. the money that was given to you, you give to other people. joe, a lot to discuss. first off on harvey weinstein, i would nbc not published this story with eight accusers on camera? >> it could be quiet because "the new york times" walked away from t

ms. clinton: i thought it was an important speech and i appreciated president bush delivering it. he talked about how white supremacy is an absolute blasphemy to the american creed. he talked about the importance of listening to each other and working with each other. i did not always agree with president bush, as i think any democrat sitting across from you would say, but i never doubted his patriotism and i never doubted that he worked really hard all day. he went to bed worried, woke up concerned about what he would do. i was in the oval office with him two days after 9/11 as a senator from new york. i looked into his eyes, i understood a lot of what he was having to face. out appreciate him coming and making a thoughtful critique of where american politics is right now, because we are on the wrong path. hour-long watch the interview with hillary clinton tomorrow at 2:15 p.m. and 11:05 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span2. on thursday, president trump met with governor ricardo rossello of puerto rico in the oval office to discuss the federal government's response to hurricane mar

ms-13. >> hillary clinton won virginia.an that kind of campaign work in a mid term in virginia in your view? >> that all depends on turnout. i mean, the election will hang whether african-americans turn out in large numbers in hampton rhodes and richmond and whether moderates, not just liberals, in northern virginia who don't like this kind of politics. there is a big south asian community in northern virginia. and so this is a test. if -- i think everybody should think about what republicans will add to the election if this campaign, which is really ugly and really distorting and it's not even partisan to say that every independent analysis of these ads has said they're outrageous. if something like that succeeds, what are we looking for down the road? republicans in congress who want to cling to trump will keep clinging strongly and those who might oppose him will say, well, gee, this is where the country is. so this -- this is all about turnout. there are some surveys that show northam who's actually quite moderate winni

world, bill clinton, a week before that they were supposed to be interviewing hillary clinton on the email matter. and msdia cast a cloud over the investigation, a meeting that we wouldn't have known about but for a reporter figuring it out out there in phoenix, arizona. so it lends further credibility to the teryn that the investigation to hillary clinton was rigged by the justice department, otherwise, why play games? >> steve: what's the next move in this story? are you following other avenues? >> the f.b.i. will take forever and a day to give us the records. they need until november 30 to review 30 pages of information to make sure there is nothing they want to withhold from us. so the test is now whether the f.b.i. will give us records or records that are highly redacted. i would think that they will want to take a look at how the f.b.i. handled this freedom of information act request and make sure that the american people get honest disclosures, because the f.b.i. has been damaged about how they handled the information request. >> steve: you are so right about the damage to the reputation. i feel l

ms off the floor. kennedy: also the pattern of abuse. hillary clinton finally spoke out about the swine stein allegations. -- about the weinstein allegations. i was shocked and appalled about the allegations about harvey swine stein. the behavior described by women coming forward cannot be tolerated. relationship * weinstein was a supporter. rich: weinstein was a supporter and friend. reporters actually experienced this themselves in many case. abusive conduct. and no one wanted to break the code of silence because there is no percentage in it. he might like a story and make a tv show out of it. or your editor. kennedy: my friend went up to him and called him a d.i.q. he said i don't care, you can't treat people like that. if somebody who was a stranger around him saw something firsthand. everybody else around him did. meryl streep and george clooney said they fought with him creatively. it's hollywood, gossip travels. james mattis says be ready for north korea. a report says kim jong-un's cronies stole our war plans. what the up s. says now. ♪ some thi

ms. mex wal for sirius xm and former adviser to the clinton campaign and john potgoreit, commentator of a magazine. john, start with you. that exchange i just had with the congressman i think we've seen versions of this going back to candidate donald trump. he says or does something that puts allies, members of the republican party, political allies of his, in a very difficult position. >> remember, general kelly in that briefing in the white house press room said, he told the president not to make the phone calls, because there's nothing you can say that will, that people will want to hear, and that it's an incredibly difficult moment and there is very little condolence you can offer, and the president decided to do it anyway, and so he gave him some words to speak. clearly general kelly was correct. the president's decision to make that phone call was a terrible blunder. it hurt mrs. johnson's feelings. it created an eight-day firestorm, but the president is exacerbating this and putting guys like congressman rooney in the position of having to condemn the leader of their own party, and

ms. america turn in your guns, they would do it. the underlying agenda never changes. hillary clinton she gets an award for hypocrisy, because she will never spend a moment, a breath without armed security surrounding her for the rest of her life. she'll never dial 191, she'll never live in a high crime area, but her life is no more valuable than the single mom living in chicago working the late shift who owns a gun and wants to carry it to defend herself. chris: i want to pick up on that, and i'm going to throw a little bit of a monkey wrench at the control room, because i'm going to play an earlier bite. you and i talked earlier this weekend, and you said that you want to have a sensible conversation about gun control. wayne lapierre, the head of nra, talked this week, and i want to play a clip. >> one thing the american public always knows is the elites always protect themselves, and they always protect themself with guns. and then they lecture the american public how you shouldn't do that. chris: the reason i pick up on that is you were, in effect, saying the same thing about hill

700 miles of fencing along the border and it passed with then senators obama biden, clinton and even our ranking member, ms. as president george w. bush said that bill was quote in important step toward immigration reform". why? because it was an effort to restore people's trust and integrity taking the real steps to have border security. as recently as 2010 both democrats and republicans agreed that the only constitutional action that can be taken was for congress to act. president obama summed it up best when he said "wasn't a key" and was quote again obliged to execute the law and can't just make the laws himself". to paraphrase, novelist th white a king, president obama was not but a king he decided to be. in june 15, 2012, he decided to bypass the constitution and use his words "pen and -- not only did president obama abuse the prosecutorial discretion by staying deportation for these cases he also allowed recipients to apply for work permit and they did in hundreds of thousands. since 2012, citizenship and immigration services have issued more than one. [inaudible] granting these permits was a clear

clinton. now he has said rather nice things about her, most recently that he expects -- that he respects her. what has changed in his relationship with janet yellen over the last year? ms. sanders: i think them having the opportunity to spend time directly communicating with one another, certainly through this process. but beyond that i'm not going to weigh in any further into this process, other than the process -- other than the president will make an announcement soon. what is the president going to weigh in on what happened to those for special options -- special operations soldiers in niger? said, asrs: as we general kelly addressed, the department of defense has initiated a review which occurs any time an american is killed in action. we are going to the process. the president, the dod and frankly the entire country and government want to know exactly what happened. and the president and the nation are grateful to those for american he rose and we won't -- roes.can he rose when the time is appropriate we will talk about the details of the investigation. there is a controversy over congresswoman wilson's speech in 2015. and the speech, it doesn't appear she repres

clinton's response on twitter with this. "it took hillary about 5 minutes to blame the nra for mad mad ms rampage but five days to blame harveyeinstein for sexual assault." howard kurtz is my friend and this is your wheelhouse. nbc, how did they defend not accepting that report from ronan farrow? >> just a few weeks before nbc turned down what turned out to be the most explosive entertainment scandal in some time and it was published in the pages of the new yorker. by the way, clearly ronan farrow had an audiotape of an incident where the new york police wired an italian model who said she was groped by harvey weinstein. >> harris: looking down at my notes, i want to ask how this goes forth with nbc. he was doing some freelance work for them, he did have a show with msnbc, there is some relationship there. what this came across as they were kind of impugning his journalism. they've got to be careful with that, right? >> absolutely. i give ronan farrow credit for answering the question bluntly. he is a special correspondent for nbc news. we have to keep in mind that there were business relationships between harvey weinstein's

sexual harassment lawsuit against president bill clinton to proceed, but trump's lawyers argued this issuance of a subpoena is a different circumstance, stating msed a far-reaching subpoena on the trump campaign that seeks wholly irrelevant information intended to harass the president. indeed ms. allred herself has questioned how the president could run the country if faced with broad discovery. >> any attacks on me, this is not new. people who oppose me often will attack me personally, which is usually a sign that they don't have a good argument against the merits of my argument. >> now, it is possible that the new york state court could rule that the subpoena needs to be narrowed considerably or that the defamation case itself should be held until president trump is no longer in office or that it should be dismissed altogether, but either way there was one notable name weighing in on the claims this weekend, hillary clinton. when asked about movie mogul harvey weinstein, she used it as a segue to label president trump as, quote, a sexual assaulter. that was in an interview with the bbc this weekend. >> of course the same has been said about he

passed with overwhelming bipartisan support including from then senators obama, biden, clinton and even our ranking member ms. feinstein. as president george w. bush said, that bill was quote an important step toward immigration reform, end quote. why? because the secured fence act was an effort to restore people's trust in the integrity of the law enforcement system by taking the real steps to have border security. as recently as 2010, both democrats and republicans agreed that the only constitutional action that could be taken was for congress to act. president obama, himself, summed it up best when he said that he quote was not a king, end of quote, and was, quote, again, obliged to execute the law, and can't just make the laws himself, end of quote. to paraphrase, novelist t.h. whi white, a king president obama was not, but a king he decided to be. in june of 2012, he decided to bi-pas the constitution, and use his words pen and phone to create daca, a large-scaled executive action to authorize legal immigrants. and not only did he sustain deportation, but he allowed the rescipients to apply for work per

clinton. so it's, you know, we've got to get together on this stuff, and i know it might be painful for everyone. i actually asked ms. wasserman schultz would she come and testify. yes, she said, she would. it would be difficult, but she would. she would come and help us delve into what actually happened. so let me ask you with my remaining 30 seconds, mr. vandewalker, you're familiar with the honest ads act that my friend mr. killer in and senator mccain have put out there. seems straightforward. give me your opinion on that, please. >> we think it's -- we take the position that it is an excellent framework to apply to, to address the problem of political spending which to close tours on foreign spending that can come in and affect elections by bringing the internet into an established framework that exists for political spending in other mass media. >> thank you. mr. chairman, i thank you for your indulgence, and i yield back balance of my time. >> mr. lynch, thank you. and i can't -- i appreciate the kind words, but i also want to highlight that there have been a number of hearings open and closed on the house pe

clinton. we have to get together on this stuff. i know might be painful for everyone. i asked ms. scholz issue, testified she said she would. it be difficult but she would. so let me ask you with remaining 13 seconds. mr. randall walker, you're familiar with the honest ads act for mr. kilmer and senator mccain's out there. give me your opinion on the place. >> it is a next line framework to apply to address the problem of political spending which to close stores on four and sending it can come in and affect elections. bringing the internet into an established framework for other mass media. >> thank you. i yield back. >> i appreciate the kind words, but i want to highlight there have been a number of hearings open and close on the house committee on intelligence. >> i haven't seen them. but this again, making sure that why were doing this in a bipartisan way. without it's my pleasure to the gentleman from the commonwealth of virginia, mr. conley for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. find it a remarkable moment in our democracy somebody appear to see and hear no evil when it

clinton to talk. as they predicted often focused on sex more than felonies. >> one of the grand jurors has said that you referred to what you did with ms. lewin sky as inappropriate contact. what do you mean by that? >> i mean just what i said. but i'd like to ask the grand jury, because i think i have been quite specific, and i think i've been willing to answer some specific questions that i haven't been asked yet. but i do not want to discuss something that is intensely painful to me. >> that was the last time a president spoke to a grand jury. now if you hear trump allies say trump's lawyers are being more cooperative than clinton. we should note this is not what the report says. politico says it would do an interview with mueller not specifically a grand jury interview, which is more formal setting which can create more liability. it's a middle ground. but there is bush's own conduct there was not under investigation. today trump's conduct including firing jim comey is being looked at potential. also the nixon pardon before congress. now, trump has given testimony more than the average bear, or the average president, thanks to more

ms. lynch, and the white house regarding whether or not she should take a meeting with former president clinton on the tarmac? >> no. >> any way we could find that out? >> our records of that -- >> would there be records available? >> the inquiries could be probably directed to the deputy attorney general. >> i'll do that. >> the other issue which lawmakers say they would like to have an answer on is director comey's testimony in may when he said that loretta lynch had instructed him to call the clinton email investigation, a criminal investigation, a matter and comey said he felt this was an effort to minimize the significance of the investigation and said it made him uncomfortable because that language calling it a matter was consistent with what the campaign was using at the time. >> sandra: all right. and what do we know about the witnesses who took the fifth? >> they were here on wednesday and they worked with this firm fusion gps. that's the firm that commissioned the unverified trump dossier which was one of the elements that kick started the f.b.i. probe and both witnesses took the fift

clinton we forgot the private e-mail server, she said release everything. just put it all out there and let's figure out from there. and it seems as if mr. kushner and ms. trump decided they want to go send -- reroute these to the trump organization and they had been saying they were not connected with the trump organizations, which controlled by donald trump and the other brother. so there is something wrong with this picture. it sounds -- it smells very fishy and so we'll figure out where the smell is coming from and how bad things are, or good. >> congressman elijah cummings, thank you. >> good to be with you. >>> we got a lot more to come. busy night. to those who know the good life comes from the moments you live, not the things you own. ♪ if you've got the time welcome to the high life. ♪ we've got the beer ♪ ♪ miller beer ♪ ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unlimited 2% cash back on every purchase i make. everything. what's in your wallet? >>> one of the hallmarks of this administration is it hasn't passed anything. republican control of the white house, republican maj

clinton we forgot the private e-mail server, she said release everything. just put it all out there and let's figure out from there. and it seems as if mr. kushner and ms. trump decided they want to go send -- reroute these to the trump organization and they had been saying they were not connected with the trump organizations, which controlled by donald trump and the other brother. so there is something wrong with this picture. it sounds -- it smells very fishy and so we'll figure out where the smell is coming from and how bad things are, or good. >> congressman elijah cummings, thank you. >> good to be with you. >>> we got a lot more to come. busy night. and this woman is laughing because she's pretending her boss's terrible story is funny. still actually laughing. no longer making a human noise. experience the comedy, not your commute. dial star-star-audible on your smartphone to start listening today. they'll...never...stop. paul ryan and washington's establishment republicans. catering to drug companies and special interests. coming after your health care. increasing your out-of-pocket costs. a devastating age tax if you're fifty or older. ending gu

clinton. so we've got to get together on this stuff. and i know it might be painful for everyone. i actually asked ms. wasserman-schultz, would she come and testify. yes, she would. it would be difficult, but she would. she would delve into what actually happened. so let me ask you, with my remaining 30 seconds, mr. vanderwalker, you're familiar with the honest ads act that my friend mr. kilmer and senator mccain have put out there. seemed straight forward. give me your opinion on that, please. >> we think -- it is an excellent framework to apply to the -- to address the problem of political spending, which to close doors on foreign spending that can come in and affect elections. by bringing the internet into an established framework that exists for political spending and other mass media. >> thank you. and mr. chairman, i thank you for your indulgence and yield back the balance of my time. >> mr. lynch, thank you. i appreciate the kind words, but i also want to highlight that there have been a number of hearings open and closed on the house permit select committee on intelligence. >> i haven't seen t

ms. feinstein, governor jerry brown, and nancy pelosi has been in power for more than a generation. party leaders are debating how to respond to president trump after hillary clinton's feet last year. in feinstein is viewed washington as someone who is partisan.d not overly next to topeka, kansas mary. go ahead. caller: yes, i was calling about what president trump is doing. i agree with him. going to court to argue about the birth-control mandate. this will not affect most women. small groupfect a of people, and it will allow other religious groups not getting bullied into violating their conscience. it bothered me that the obama administration and so many in the media thought it was ok to bully people who do not have the same beliefs as the secular government that we have. they were getting bullied into violating their conscience, and they had to go to court to be harassed by our federal government. it was really bothersome to me. if we cannot have freedom of religion, a group of nuns were attacked by the federal government, then how can i say i have religious freedom when the government is beating up on a group of nuns. think it is too broad of a standard or shou

clinton says we have a sexual assaulter in the white house. her foundation, by the way, will not return weinstein's $250,000 in donations. ann coulter coming up on that. you can only imagine what mswith mitch mcconnell, and you can bet he's going to tell him to get tax reform done. this meeting comes after steve bannon declared war on the gop establishment over the weekend. coming up next, kimberly strassel. don't go away. zar: one of our investors was in his late 50s right in the heart of the financial crisis, and saw his portfolio drop by double digits. it really scared him out of the markets. his advisor ran the numbers and showed that he wouldn't be able to retire until he was 68. the client realized, "i need to get back into the markets- i need to get back on track with my plan." the financial advisor was able to work with this client. he's now on track to retire when he's 65. having someone coach you through it is really the value of a financial advisor. ashley: steve bannon says he's going to war with the establishment gop. interesting stuff from mr. bannon as you'd expect over the weekend. joining me now, kimberly strassel, "wall street journal" columnist. in person, no l

ms. clinton: she talked about the -- he talked about the cruelty in american politics. ms. clinton: i thought it was an important speech. i appreciated him delivering it. he talked about how white supremacy is an absolute blasphemy to the american creed. he talked about the importance of listening to each other and working with each other. i did not always agree with president bush, as i think any democrat sitting across from you would say, but i never doubt his workedism and doubted he really hard all day. he went to bed worried, woke up concerned about what he would do. i was in the oval office with him, two days after 9/11 as a senator from new york. i understood a lot of what he was having to face. out andiate him coming thoughtfuluple -- critique of where american politics is that because we are on the wrong path. >> watch the entire interview 11day at 2:15 p.m., and :05 p.m. >> white house secretary sarah sanders answered several general johnut kelly's remarks at the white house press briefing. this is 20 minutes.