ms. clinton: i practice yoga. you took psych and "the good wife. " cheers and applause[] ms. clinton: let me get this out of the way. no, i am not over. it. i still regret the mistakes i made. i still think understanding what happened in a weird and wild election in american history suspend our democracy in the future, be it right, left, center, republican tom, democrat, vegetarian, whatever -- [laughter] ms. clinton: we all have a state in that. as a person, i am ok, but as an american, i am concerned. host: we are talking to you about whether havencement speakers gotten too political. former secretary of state hillary clinton they're talking about the "weird and wild election." linda in maryland, what do you think? might and it is the children were graduating, they are heroes and they have to have a cause. i do not think they need t someone to tell them the course or direction of their life. great if youis have good, famous people, but what they needed someone to help them to the next stage. so my suggestion is college, when they choose the person who has to corner them for

ms. clinton: thank you. thank you. thank you all. thank you. thank you. great being back here with you. it is kind of like a family reunion. being here brings back good first debate in 2016 against the republican nominees. that was also a little bit like a reunion but the kind where you get cornered by that person you least want to talk to. despite that, it was a great night, mostly because i won. [applause] those are the good old days. i was thinking, i also member so fondly being at this convention in 2000 in albany when i became your nominee for the united states senate. i followed in the footsteps of daniel patrick moynihan, whose words have been on my mind recently. said.er what he everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts. well, as democrats, we believe in facts. and real ones, not the alternative kind. [laughter] it is hard to believe that even needs to be said, but that is where we are these days. that is why it is so important what you are doing at this convention helping to chart the , future for new york. there is this question i hear a lot these days. wh

ms. clinton: i practice yoga. you took psych and "the good wife. " cheers and applause[] ms. ton: let me get this out of the way. no, i am not over. it. i still regret the mistakes i made. i still think understanding what happened in a weird and wild election in american history suspend our democracy in the future, be it right, left, center, republican tom, democrat, vegetarian, whatever -- [laughter] ms. clinton: we all have a state in that. as a person, i am ok, but as an american, i am concerned. host: we are talking to you about whether havencement speakers gotten too political. former secretary of state hillary clinton they're talking about the "weird and wild election." linda in maryland, what do you think? might and it is the children were graduating, they are heroes and they have to have a cause. i do not think they need t someone to tell them the course or direction of their life. great if youis have good, famous people, but what they needed someone to help them to the next stage. so my suggestion is college, when they choose the person who has to corner them for comm

ms. clinton. but it showed nothing. all of the polling showed it to real the clinton campaign for nine or ten days. that's why the democrats are so outrageous. >> will the way he conducted the investigation was like nothing i ever heard. he opened it in july 2015. set i didn't open a grand jury. july 2015 was a year. you opened a grand jury. when you don't open a grantor thinning have subpoena power. they're negotiating these witnesses give you will just skip up your computer. he allowed hillary clinton to say i deleted 30,000 of my e-mails. when you say you want evidence you get the evidence. if there's a question you get a mutual party or but you don't delete them to say that nobody could see the when you say nothing was wrong. there were e-mails on the laptop that showed she had not turned over everything they may not of been classified. i cannot recognize this as investigation. >> when james comey writes about that to see present a strong argument too? did you take apart the part of the book? . . >> just go into a la

ms. haspel has the experience, the breadth and depth on intelligence issues. and former c.i.a. director michael hayden who served under president clinton and george w. bush called ms. haspel a great choice. these are three of more than 50 national security officials who signed a letter to the senate intelligence committee supporting her nomination. as a member of that committee, i've worked with gina haspel during her time overseas and as deputy c.i.a. director, and i can attest to her professionalism, her work ethic and, most important, her character. this is a skilled, brave, patriotic woman who will serve our country with distinction in this most critical post. her dedication to our country throughout her life is complete, and that is why i will be proud to cast my vote for the confirmation of gina haspel, and i urge all senators to do the same. thank you. mr. president, i'd ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: yesterday the senate intelligence committee voted gina haspel's nomination out favorably by a vote of 10-5. is it was a strong bipartisan vote. an

ms. clinton: probably.ard to know, but if you are in the iowa caucuses and 41% of democrats are sociallys for self-defense socialists --socialists or self describe socialists and i say i am a capitalist but with appropriate regulation and account ability, that probably gets lost in the "oh my gosh, she is a capitalist!" david: can the democrats win the 50 seats that history might suggest if they are moving to the left, if they are following bernie sanders from if they are following elizabeth warren? jim: it is all about local candidates. to o'neill's -- tip o'neill's famous quote, "all politics is local." they are running really mainstream, moderate democrats who represent these states. that is why we win these races. since president trump got 143--d, democrats have won 43 congressional seats. that is unprecedented. you and i both know it is much easier to win an open seat and a 95% of all incumbents get reelected. democrats have to win these open seats. they need 43 of them to take their shot. shery: 20 co

ms. clinton. ut, in fact, they came back and anthony weiner e-mail showed nothing a dentist big press conference and all of the polling showed that it really derailed the clinton campaign for nine or ten days, the last few weeks of the campaign and that's why the democrats were so outraged. >> the democrats should that be to outraged. the way he conducted the investigation is like nothing i heard an investigation department. he opened it in july of 2015. he says later i didn't open a grand jury because i was in such, no time. no, july 2015 was a whole year of an investigation. you open a grand jury. i've done many of them. so would you don't open the grand jury, then you don't have subpoena power. they are the prosecutor of negotiating with witnesses, with people like we will give you community if you will just give up your computer. he allowed hillary clinton to come out and say i deleted 30,000 of my e-mails. you never, never ever do that. when you say you want evidence, you get the evidence. if

ms. clinton if she could bring the 66 million votes that she brought and then whoever could bring a few more so the point being i'm so happy you're not being silent. i want you to talk, if you could, about that decision not to be silenced and also how you deal with the constant barrage of attempted silence. >> i found this very curious because to the best of my ability no man who ever lost a presidential election was told to shut up and go away. [cheering and applause] and, you know, i'm glad they weren't because each had points of view and experiences that were worth hearing about and so i've given a lot of thought to this and i do conclude and as i say i write about it in my book that there is this long, long history of trying to silence women. literally in literature in the western canon goes back to the odyssey where penelope is holding the whole country together while odysseus is taking his time getting back from the wars and she is raising their son and telemarketers is a very there's a telling scene where all of the usual courtiers and others are hanging around hoping that she will fi

again, the question for bill clinton was relatively simple, did you have a sexual relationship with ms. lewinsky. and clinton got kind of cute with it. again, if you're before the grand jury, you have to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. we know donald trump has a really difficult time with that. >> betsy, the pr part, the political part i should say. i know the legal question raising the noise level, which is what rudy is doing it's what we're talking about all weekend. "saturday night live," what's her name, stormy daniels on "saturday night live" playing herself. i've never seen it. it's a travesty. anybody who is 20 years old now thinks this is american democracy. we wouldn't have gotten this far. it's crazy time. but it's raising the noise level. that helping trump because we're not talking about russia, which is what would bring him down? >> i don't think us talking about russia is going to be what may or may not bring the president down. the reality is mueller is doing his own work. he is going to do it regardless of whether we cover it or talk about it

ms barr also attacked hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea, and she falsely called the billionaireweet was shared by president trump's son, donald trump jr. ms barr issued a partial apology, but it wasn't enough for the abc, which called her comments... abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent with our values. roseanne's downfall was clearly her own doing, but it's likely to strengthen stereotypes in a divided america with each side accusing the other of intolerance and hatred. james cook, bbc news, los angeles. a revolutionary neck collar has been developed to help thousands of people living with motor neurone disease in the uk. the head up collar is designed to ease pain and to make everyday tasks like eating and communicating much easier. it's the first of its kind and has taken five years for experts in sheffield to develop. jamie coulson reports. when i was given the diagnosis we went home and i sat in this chair and i howled. three years ago philip brindle was diagnosed with motor neurone disease, an incurable condition which damages the nervous system. like many patients phili

ms barr also attacked hillary clinton and her daughter, chelsea.aire investor george soros, who was a jewish child who survived the occupation of hungary, a nazi. that tweet was shared by president trump's son donald jr. ms barr issued a partial apology but it wasn't enough for abc, which called her comments "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values." roseanne's downfall was clearly her own doing but it's likely to strengthen stereotypes in a divided america with each side accusing the other of intolerance and hatred. time now is 6:08am. let's find out what's going on in the sport. we will possibly talk about the possibly greatest sportswomen of all time. we're talking a lot about what she's wearing and there is a reason for that. there is the picture of her there, playing in a back catsuit which makes her feel her there, playing in a back catsuit which makes herfeel powerful, she says, and like a superhero. what do you think? iimagine her you think? i imagine her opponents are already thinking she is both of those, doesn't matter what

ms barr also attacked hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea, and she falsely called the billionaireation of hungary, a nazi. that tweet was shared by president trump's son, donald trump jr. ms barr issued a partial apology, but it wasn't enough for the abc, who called her commments. .. roseanne's downfall was clearly her own doing, but it's likely to strengthen stereotypes in a divided america with each side accusing the other of intolerance and hatred. italy is at risk of a major financial crisis, with implications for the rest of the european union, in the wake of the political crisis in rome. the governor of italy's central bank described the situation as ‘very serious‘ — following the failure to form a new government and a resulting slump in global stock markets. investors are said to be worried that another election could strengthen the euro—sceptic parties and destabilise the eurozone. our correspondentjames reynolds is in rome. james, bring us up—to—date with the latest. that is almost an impossible thing to do, because by the time i finish this sentence things will have chan

ms barr also attacked hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea, and she falsely called the billionairey president trump's son, donald trump jr. ms barr issued a partial apology, but it wasn't enough for the abc, who called her commments. .. roseanne's downfall was clearly her own doing, but it's likely to strengthen stereotypes in a divided america with each side accusing the other of intolerance and hatred. let's catch up with the weather. a real mishmash on offer at the moment across the british isles. not so cheery for some areas with cloud and rain and coastal fog. cheery for some areas with cloud and rain and coastalfog. and we keep some of those elements going over the next few days. some warm sunshine, not all doom and gloom. the remnants of the heavy showers and thunderstorms today gradually moving through the borders and over towards northern ireland to finish off the night. a really close night as we conclude into the small hours of thursday. a little bit of uncertainty about how fast and far north and west these thunderstorms will come but they will come for the southern hal

ms. baird, mr. clinton quickly removed judge wood from consideration. media reports at the time said judge wood had not told the white house about the nanny, even when she had been directly asked. judge wood said in a statement that she had not misled the white house. care event, people that impartial, e, fair, blind justice that doesn't decide a case by looking to see , they are ither side sickened by what has been happening at the department of justice, at the top of the a special under prosecutor. by has made abundantly clear his hires of those, not who would be fair and impartial, but those who would help mueller do as he is so good at doing, and that is finding somebody he doesn't like and destroying their lives. the problem, the additional that ifin this case, is he destroys and uses his illegal unfair weight to throw against innocent people, as he has in his past, it won't just be bob mueller destroying one life, as he has in a number of hese cases we discussed. but he'll be he'd be removing an elected president of the united states. i pray and i

that animus towards both clintons goes back many years. ms. wallace: nothing to add beyond, weekend where we began -- we and where we began, this idea of the united states as this global validator and protector of the world order. and on that, being the shining city on the hill, and he wants nothing more than to knock us off that pedestal. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [crowd chatter] this afternoon the president will come to the white house rose garden to talk about prescription drug prices. live coverage at 2 p.m. eastern on c-span. sandersafter that sarah is set to answer reporters questions. right now that is scheduled for 2:30 but could change. we are planning live coverage when she gets underway here on c-span. it was a year ago this week that james comey was fired. he will talk when about that and other issues covered in his book. in a live

ms. lewinsky . >>chris: you love seeing that again. president clinton was able to survive it. so will donald trump? >> we didn't have a lawyer contradicting a president basically calling him a liar. giuliani contradicted that statement. and said that's what the president told him. >>chris: the facts contradicted bill clinton and the dress. >> we have a situation where the lawyer contradicts the president and the president says he doesn't know what he's talking about. this is unusual and mr. joseph digenova may be right but the supreme court will uphold nixon versus the united states as it applies to testimony. mr. trump will have to defy a grand jury subpoena which is what we call a constitutional crisis. >> he wants the fire, he will take it to the supreme court. >> if he loses, he will say as andrew jackson once said, they issued the decision. let them enforce the. >>chris: thank you both. this is not only entertaining, i learned some stuff so let's have you back. and we will continue to follow the twists and turns of this remarkable story. up next, we will bring in our mom

ms barr also attacked hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea, and she falsely called the billionaireed the occupation of hungary, a nazi. that tweet was shared by president trump's son, donaldjr. ms barr issued a partial apology, but it wasn't enough for the abc, who called her commments. .. roseanne‘s downfall was clearly her own doing, but it's likely to strengthen stereotypes in a divided america with each side accusing the other of intolerance and hatred. the digital minister, margot james, has told the bbc that consumers should not use viagogo when trying to obtain hard—to—get event tickets. ms james said viagogo is "the worst" of the secondary ticketing sellers. it comes as the advertising standards agency said viagogo has missed a deadline to change the way it shows its ticket prices and fees. the scottish government is banning single—use coffee cups in restaurants and cafes in its main buildings to cut plastic pollution. the measure is coming into force on monday. drinks will be served in reusable ceramic mugs for those sitting in, and staff are being encouraged to bring thei

clinton. >> responding to budget cuts the secretary says diplomatic security is not extended. shannon: thank you very much. the pres. focusing on ms 13 at a law-enforcement roundtable where he claimed us immigration laws leave a lot to be desired. >> playing loopholes and laws that enable ms 13 gang members and other criminals to infiltrate our communities. shannon: peter king was sitting next to the pres. and joins us to discuss it. thanks for making time to discuss it. what do you make of the fact the left is saying this is basically fear mongering, trump has used looming fears of ms 13 violence and other similar incidents to push a flagrantly racist immigration platform that predominately targets people of color like south and central american immigrants and those from muslim majority countries and conflates immigrants with organized crime. >> the fact is the people being hurt by ms 13 are hispanic community and the immigrant community. there are no white middle-class people being killed by ms 13. they are going after the hispanic community, cutting off their faces, cutting off fingers, cutting out hearts, decapitating people,

ms. zervos and her lawyers that will be part of the public record. >> and they can thank the legal process against president bill clinton for lair fclarifying thr of the subpoena against a sitting president of the united states zblp this goes back to the paula jones case, kellyanne conway's husband, on the side of paula jones in that case. it's like a puppy dog eating its tail. >>> president trump noted the one year appointment of the special counsel with this tweet this morning. congratulations america we are now in the second year of the greatest witch hunt in american history. tonight politico is reporting more talk from rudy giuliani, which means it probably means absolutely nothing. giuliani is telling politico that, quote, donald trump's lawyers have gun planning a series of summer prep sessions for the president before a possible sit down for an interview with special counsel robert mueller. the planning meetings to be held during off hours at the white house and perhaps over rounds of golf at trump's private courses. giuliani said, will mirror the then gop nominee's 2016 debate preparation, in which aides briefed an impatient trump in seve

ms. zervos and her lawyers that will be part of the public record. >> and they can thank the legal process against president bill clinton for clarifying the power ofpresident of the uni

ms-13's feelings, that group will be small. that will be a lonely group. republicans need to be careful. this time around, they don't have hillary clinton to run against. her illegal behavior and her corruption brought a lot of people to the polls. you have nancy pelosi -- >> trish: i don't know if it was that but her personality itself. she was not a good candidate and layer the stuff on top of it and people weren't motivated. motivation to get people out there is a little tricky. i'll give you this, jessica. when people are feeling good about stuff and everything is okay, honky dorie, maybe they're not as motivated, right? maybe the republicans -- maybe there's some risk there that people are like okay, things have good. i like my life as it is and they're not feeling the drive to get to the polls. >> that's what happens in mid-terms. we're not in a presidential year where everybody is hyped up about everything here. that's why republicans are saying democrats will impeach president trump if they take control. that's why you need to get to the polls to protect this president and to protect republican control. that's a motivating factor that they're u

bill clinton democrat and we won with a balanced budget and welfare reform and those are the democrats, i speak to and stand up for. >> jeanine: you know gina, the left unfortunately is siding with ms3. north korea, rooting for north korea and saying we'll raise your taxes. can they possibly win? >> you know, in my profession going back years as someone who does psychological analysis. and i have seen derangement and people lose touch. in america and even in history, we rarely see an entire population of people so out of touch, that they would pick ms 13 members over american angel moms who lost their children and higher taxes and crying out loud nuclear war with north korea over peace. it does not make sense. and the spy gate thing go down, it begins to remind you of in the end of the ring, you are watching it happen and you feel bad, it is grotesque and look at people who disagree with you like doug, and it is it hard to watch. >> jeanine: you don't disagree do you? aren't you in agreement that tax cuts are good? >> i would have done more tax cuts for individuals and less for big business. yes, reducing the capital gain. >> jeanine: ms 13 is animals. >> we have to get rid of them

clinton democrat. and we did it with a balanced budget and welfare reform and i speak to them and stand up for. >> jeanine: gina, the left is unfortunately, you know, in sitting with msd roding for north korea and can they possible win? >> you know, it is it a question going back years and i have seen deplaques mement and in america and in history we rarely see an entire population of people so out of touch that they would pick ms 13 members over the american angel moms that lost their children and higher taxes and for creeing out loud, nuclear war with north korea. it doesn't make sense. you can see the spy gate thing go down, it begins to remind you of at the end of the ring. you are watching the annihilation happening and it is grotesque and people who are decent people who disagree with you like doug and it is it hard to watch. >> jeanine: you don't disagree. aren't you in agreement that tax cuts are good? >> yeah, i would have done more worry individuals and less business. >> jeanine: and ms 13 are animals. >> yes, we have to get rid of them. >> jeanine: good, good. charlie, what do the dems have to do. let me start with the premise. every first term president m

clinton. >> the secretary says diplomatic security is not just about dollars extended. >> shannon: rich edson, thank you very much. the president again focusing on ms-13 today in a law enforcement roundtable on long island when he claimed the u.s. immigration laws leaving holland to be desired. >> president trump: crippling loopholes in our laws have enabled ms-13 gang members and other criminals to infiltrate our communities. >> shannon: congressman peter king from new york was sitting right next to the president during the round table and he joins us now. we saw you, sir. thanks for making time to join us. what do you make of the fact that the leftist thing today that this is basically fearmongering on the president part. they say trump has used looming fears of ms-13 violence and other similar incidents to push a flagrantly racist immigration platform, one that predominately targets people of color such as immigrants and those from muslim majority countries and conflates immigrants with organized crime. >> out of touch with reality or they are. the people being hurt the most by ms-13 are entirely the hispanic unity in the immigrant divinity. the

ms-13. he has a reality check for that writer. hillary clintonour to college. >> i say this not as a democrat who lost an election. but as an american afraid of losing a country. >> cannot allow the negative attitude to be normalized or accept you had. abby: candace owens, we all know her and love her. she is joining to us react next. ♪ fight song ♪ take my life song ♪ prove them all right song ♪ - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow older, your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got all the answers. - anncr: prevagen is now the number-one-selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. - she outsmarts me every single time. - checkmate! you wanna play again? - anncr: prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ just say the words ♪ and we'll beat the birds down to acapulco bay ♪ ♪ it's perfect for a flying honeymoon they say ♪ ♪ come fly with me

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ms-13, they're more than welcome to. frankly, i don't think the term that the president used was strong enough. >> maria: joining us right now us the former senior advisor to the clintonshe stagwell group. , mark penn. thank you for joining us. nancy pelosi likes to mix things up, saying this means that the republicans have inhumane policies. what's your take on this? what's she talking about? >> look, i think this is a one hour story but i think trying to defend ms-13 members is probably a losing proposition. what happened here is the president said something that was taken out of context. most importantly, the associated press retracted their tweets which said that they sided with the white house. pelosi should quietly let this story die and back out of it. otherwise, i think the white house is going to win one. >> maria: the migger issue is -- the bigger issue is she's getting everybody to talk about it and in doing so it confuses people and people are not sure what the president meant. so it's wrong, lee. >> i don't think this is going to be a one hour story. i think this is going to be something that we're going to hear over and over again. this is going to be her

ms. haspel has the experience, the breadth and depth on intelligence issues. and former c.i.a. director michael hayden who served under president clinton and george w. bush called ms. haspel a great choice. these are three of more than 50 national security officials who signed a letter to the senate intelligence committee supporting her nomination. as a member of that committee, i've worked with gina haspel during her time overseas and as deputy c.i.a. director, and i can attest to her professionalism, her work ethic and, most important, her character. this is a skilled, brave, patriotic woman who will serve our country with distinction in this most critical post. her dedication to our country throughout her life is complete, and that is why i will be proud to cast my vote for the confirmation of gina haspel, and i urge all senators to do the same. thank you. mr. president, i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i'd ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without ob

ms. haspel has the experience. and the former cia director that served under bill clinton and george w. bush is told gina haspel a great choice and highly regarded. these are just three of more than 50 former national security officials signed a letter to the senate intelligence committee supporting her nomination. as a member of the committee i've worked with gina haspel during her time overseas. and as deputy cia director. i can attest to her professionalism, work ethic and most important, her characters. this is a skills, brave, serve our country with distinction and this most critical post. her dedication to our country life

ms. haspel. she's capable, smart, and very experienced, well-respected by the agency rank and file, and is a great person. leon panetta, who was former chief of staff to bill clinton when he was president, served as c.i.a. director and then secretary of defense, says that he's glad that we'll have the first woman as head of the c.i.a., and that ms. haspel knows the c.i.a. inside and out. former c.i.a. director john brennan, who also worked under president obama, has cited her ability to provide unvarnished, a political, objective intelligence to president trump and to others. and then earlier this spring, 53 former senior u.s. officials said the senateish -- senate select committee a letter in which they expressed support of ms. haspel. this includes -- this group includes people like secretaries of state henry kissinger and george schultz, former attorney general, michael mukasey and many other distinguished americans. and now we know, though, because of what's been reported in the paeurpb by the so -- paper by the so-called nameless, faceless sources that some have sought to distort the decisions that she and other intelligence officials had to make in the post-