covered a lot of people i worked for i was hillary clinton's communications director barack obama's communications director worked for president clinton, john. edwards john edwards presidential campaign and you know in some ways it's the losses. i think this i think nancy blows you would say the same we would say the same thing you kind of grow and think about and learn from you know, the losses and you know a tough situation like the edward family more than other than other situations then the victories which come a little easy and susan so susan and i have first met her where you know, if she was usa today when i work for president clinton and very happy to i'm not sarah alfred states that are help with supposed to do this. they're in session. so sarah asked me if i would moderate that i was like susan page. i'm talking about nancy pelosi. this is definitely my wheelhouse i i wrote a book called dear madam president sort of based off of the experiences. i worked learning learned working for hillary and second book. she proclaims our declaration of independence from a man's world. it's not a decl

also on the list former obama communications director dan pfeiffer for his take on conservative mediae book is called battling the big lie and another book on the list fox and friends weekend host pete hegseth with his book on education policy battle for the american mind. now most of these authors have or will be appearing on book tv. well, thanks for joining us on about books a podcast and program produced by c-span's book tv. you can listen to it and the entire library of c-span podcasts on the c-span now app or wherever you get your podcast. it >> and you've been watching booktv. every sun on c-span2 watch nonfiction authors discuss their books, television for serious readers. and watch them all online anytime at booktv according. you could also find us on twitter, facebook and youtube@booktv. .. legislative work and house resumes tuesday. members will spend most of the week on 2023 defense department programs. the house does play to take up abortion related legislation including a bill to protect the right to

also on the list former obama communications director dan pfeiffer for his take on conservative media. the book is called battling the big lie and another book on the list fox and friends weekend host pete hegseth with his book on education policy battle for the american mind. now most of these authors have or will be appearing on book tv. well, thanks for joining us on about books a podcast and program produced by c-span's book tv. you can listen to it and the entire library of c-span podcasts on the c-span now app or wherever you get your podcast. itwelcome to this evening's program at the commonwealth club of california. i'm pleased to be here on

also on the list former obama communications director dan pfeiffer for his take on conservative media. the book is called battling the big lie and another book on the list fox and friends weekend host pete hegseth with his book on education policy battle for the american mind. now most of these authors have or will be appearing on book tv. well, thanks for joining us on about books a podcast and program produced by c-span's book tv. you can listen to it and the entire library of c-span podcasts on the c-span now app or wherever you get your podcast. itwelcome to this evening's program at the commonwealth club of california. i'm pleased to be here on stage in the beautiful headquarters. this is a place. i like to call a temple to ideas to welcome both our in-person and online audiences for tonight's program. my name is ken broad. i'm a founding member of jackson square partners and investment firm located right here in san francisco. i'm a long time and proud support of the commonwealth club. and particularly, please the club has partnered with the

other for a long time because i was hillary clinton's communications director and barack obama's communications director. [applause] >> john edwards. >> john edwards presidential campaign in some ways it's the losses. nancy pelosi would say the same thing. you kind of grow and think about from the losses and the tough situations more than other situations. and the victories so susan and i are very happy. sara asked me if i would moderate and i said susan page? and talking about nancy pelosi this is definitely my will house. i wrote a book about the experiences of working for hillarynd and she proclaims it's not a declaration of war to follow a man's path. and that's what just something about her is about. there's just something about her i don't like it sometimes there's just something about her that's incredible and for nancy pelosi i saw something about her that is incredible and incredibly effective. we talked about this and in her discussion of "madam speaker" to talk to about what makes her so effective. she's incredibly effective and even john boehner her faux house republicans beat your

now one of the senior advisor for biden, former obama communications director.sive power. same with -- who screwed up our energy policy in the obama years. he knew perfectly well that joe biden was senile. but he wanted power again so he didn't say a word. once again, same principle at work. people make grave a risen judgment, they do something horrible for the united states of america and they are rewarded for it. never punish, now they are rewarded. these people run the country. and above all barack obama. obama knew perfectly well that joe biden was senile. barack obama made three years making fun of joe biden integrating him here because he has no dignity, he put up with it. obama is and has always been the person running the democratic party. and of course the media knew. the media knew perfectly well but they lied, from day one they lied. here they are saying that joe biden actually is perfectly fine. >> he just decided to bypass the primaries and go right to the main event. leaving everyone else at the kiddie table. >> that is joe biden at his desk. that

i had been through the clinton presidency the edwards campaigns the barack obama's communication director. i was like i can handle this i can handle hillary clinton and it was if i was just it was if i had been a bus driver all my life and all of a sudden when i got in the bus and i turned the wheel this way the bus went that way and i put on the brakes and the accelerator would go and it's like all of the instruments that i normally use that i knew how to use just went haywire and it sounds stupid now, but i had not appreciated how important role models are and the fact that we had never seen a woman in this, you know in it, you know as the actual nominee we'd never seen a woman in the oval office we had an idea and you know, i had an epiphany late very late in the campaign like in october of 16. and i thought oh what we have been doing is trying to like jam her into a male. role right into like very ill-fitting suit for her show her show you she can do the job as it has always been done. which has how is how a man has always done it and i thought what a disservice no wonder people think

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let's bring in our political panel, chief communications director and former obama communications advisers author and boots road managing partner spencer and, of course, mark latter, failed to mention his name off the top. thank you both. we have a lot to get to. the president coming home to inflation, not getting better. americans are feeling it everywhere. speaker pelosi not too listening ago said inflation she feels has peaked or is peaking and the white house says the cpi numbers are off, not quite right. some people are calling this a spin. here is representative aliyssa, we will have you react on the other side. >> i think people can feel and see spin and i don't think they like it. salary increases in people's pay is not keeping up with inflation. aaishah: spencer, i will go to you first, do you think this administration can do a better job of owning what's happening in the country? >> i think that the democrats often struggle with being good at policy and not so good at politics and this has been a drawing problem that i identify as going back at least to the 1960's, is the party

to president obama, and director of communications for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign, jennifer palmieri. let's start with you, michael. i need to explain something to me. how could it be that the republicans have, i would say, the best environment if you just look at leading economic indicators right now, as they have had since ronald reagan's massive victory 1980. and look at the senate races! they are behind in all the key states, behind in pennsylvania, behind in ohio. they are behind in georgia. in their candidates, talk about a leading indicator. republican candidates are getting wiped out when you look at the money that both sides are raising. what is happening out there? >> i think there are a couple of things that are coming into focus as we get ourselves, really, through the mid point in the primary season. we still, at this point, have a number of primaries left. and on the ballot you have a lot of candidates that have been pushed up and forward by a hardened rights fascist base. they are about owning the lips, th

obama embodied. the lawyers, the educators, the community workers. names that if they didn't, there would never have been an obama. >> and for one full quarter of it, brandywine has been there to reflect it. i'm jared bowen in cambridge, massachusetts. ♪ judy: gina clayton johnson is the founder and executive director of se justice group, a nonprofit that supports women with imprisoned loved ones. she shares her brief but spectacular take on the power of sisterhood. >> i went to law school because i thought that would be the place where i could find answers and solutions and tools and access and all of this. when i went to my very first year, someone i loved was sentenced to 20 years in prison and it completely changed my life and my perspective on what was happening to families, to black people, to this country because of mass incarceration. in the last 40 years we have seen an increase of 500% of people incarcerated in this country. one in four women in the u.s. has a family member in prison. and for black women, one into. -- one in two. we incarcer

communities. former president obama also mourning the death saying but was devoted to both the country. he served in the extraordinary alliance between the u.s. and japan. adding i will always remember the work we did to strengthen our alliance. the moving experience of traveling to hiroshima and pearl harbor together and the grace he and his wife akia bay showed. >> san francisco police department is offering a $100,000 reward for information that would lead to the arrest in a 21 year-old homicide case back in 2001. 25 year-old paula. brian was last seen in front of a former establishment next to geno's gina's bar near 6 and mission street in san francisco. police say paul was seen with an unidentified man in a red car less than 2 hours later, the mother of 2 was found for 55 harriet street. anyone who has any information is being asked to call san francisco police. the shooter connected to a freeway shooting in the cat in the castro valley area is still on the run. it happened yesterday in the eastbound lanes of 5.80, at 100 64th street. the highway patrol says the shooting sent one p

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we communicates he's not a communicator like the former president donald trump, he's not a communicator like obama either. so, are you talking tone when it comes to delivery or actions like signing that executive order, which provides protections but obviously you cannot codify roe, it's impossible for him to do? >> i mean tone in his remarks. i think he began to see that a bit more on friday. look, we remember when you heard him after uvalde, you felt it, you could feel the frustration in his voice. i think that's what democrats have to see, is that tone of the understanding of the moment that we're in. i have no doubt the policy is going to be what many democrats want to see even if it's not gonna be fast enough. i think it's really important for the white house to get the tone of his remarks right. you mentioned it, you cannot go out there, you cannot go out there and be there someone he's not. but he's worked on many of these issues for a long time. when we hear and feel the heartfelt joe biden, that comes through, we certainly felt it inherited after uvalde, you could tell that those remarks

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communities. former president barack obama. also among those morning, bays, death sharing on social media all day was devoted to both the country. he served and the extraordinary alliance between the united states and japan. i will always remember the work we did to strengthen our alliance. the movie experience of traveling to hiroshima and pearl harbor together and the grace he and his wife, a bay showed. also new this morning. president biden says it and that his administration is taking steps now to protect women's access to abortion. our washington correspondent trevor shirley here with the latest. >> even though the president signed these executive orders today, he admits there really isn't a whole lot he can do on his own without support from congress. the president signed these executive orders earlier today at the white house. the actions are aimed at protecting women from potential penalties they may face in seeking an abortion, especially in states where access is now illegal or very limited. the president also formal

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obama. as you endeavor to do more. to serve more communities lift up more families. save more lives. how can you find new ways to tap the skills and talents of more people. how can you create and train new leaders? not just here in america, but around the world. how can you as president clinton put it earlier this week get people involved in our common endeavors? so in pondering these questions, i'm here today to ask you to consider an issue that is near and dear to my heart is first lady and one that i believe is vitally important for just about everything you're working to accomplish. and that is the challenges faced by america's veterans and military families and all they have to offer particularly as they transition to civilian life. now at first glance, i know this issue may seem too uniquely american and scope for such a global audience here at cgi. but right now the human potential of america's veterans and military families is both vast and woefully underutilized. and that's not just an issue for those individuals or for this country. it also significantly impacts what you an

he was tapped by president obama to build a task for building trust between community and police. commissioner, lovely to see you. thanks for being with us. i want to begin by getting your reaction to the body cam video released by police today. >> well, i was able to watch a couple of videos, the one that shows the officer in pursuit and running is difficult to discern anything from that because of the movement from the camera, but the other video that was more of a narrated video where they could stop and kind of show different things was actually much better to watch to try to determine whether or not there was a perceived threat that would lead to the officers even firing a firearm at this individual. so from what i could see that still remains to be seen whether or not the use of deadly force was justified. but he did fire what appeared to be a round out of the car. i mean, he got out of the car wearing a ski mask, which, it is july, takes off running and there is one photograph from the body camera showing him turning. so, again, the chief is right. every round has to be jus

he was executive vice president and head of corporate responsibility community relations at key bank and at the obama biden administration, counselor and economic -- domestic and economic quality advisor for vice president biden and executive director on the council of jobs and competitiveness and deputy desisted -- assistance. a long experience of commercial activity in washington. we are going to talk about all of the challenges that comments and the united states face today in the world and things have changed a lot where congress has a central world in economic policy and national security and international relations. please. [applause] >> good morning everyone. thank you so much for that kind introduction and thank you to the center for strategic international studies were hosting us -- for hosting us. i want to thank you for being here. thank you to all of us joining us online and it is wonderful to be here. earlier this year, the dutch manufacturer a snl announced an expansion of their facility in connecticut. this expansion is expected to create 1000 new jobs and will support asml. i was thri

left at four times the rate during the first year of the obama administration and the administration is brushing off looming departure of communication director kate bedingfield. karine jean-pierre says it will not have a negative impact on white house operations. >> i don't think her leaving will have effect on what we're trying to do. she leaves behind a communications position, there is nothing new here, these things happen. >> todd: kate bedingfield will leave in the upcoming weeks, she was in charge of the communications and she was jen psaki's boss and was vital in getting president biden elected. >> carley: biden lost 21 white house staff, a 15% higher rate than staffers who left during the trump administration, if you remember the media narrative it was a white house in chaos, i think it is safe to say the biden people see the white house as a sinking ship and going into self-preservation mode, jumping off the boat now >> todd: you eshgsz eliminate -- tough situation. >> carley: the thing with kate bedingfield, her departure came after joe biden complained his successes have not been communicated well enough, so who broke up

that he was executive vice president and head of corporate responsibility and community relations at keybank and in the obama/biden administration. counselor and economic domestic and economic policy advisor for vice president biden. executive director on the president's council of jobs and competitiveness. in deputy assistant secretary of treasury. i left out business roundtable which i did not know. they long experience of commercial activity in washington. today we are going to talk about all of the challenges that commerce in the united states face today in the world. and really, things have changed a lot were commerce has a central role in a way it had not before in both economic policy, national security and international relations. so with that, don please. [applause] plugs well, good morning everyone. jim, thank you so much that kind introduction. thank you for the strategic international studies for hosting usc today. i really want to thank all of you for being here. for this conversation. thank you also to all of those who are joining us online. it is really wonderful to be here. earlier this year,

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points out, mika, whether it is reagan, whether it is clinton, whether it is obama, you have, in all three, gifted communicators knew how to connect with the american people. they all got crushed in their midterms. of course, the end of that story is, of course, barack obama easily won re-election two years later. bill clinton easily won re-election two years later. ronald reagan, who a lot of people were saying was too old for the job, won 49 states two years later. so we never know. we're not saying -- >> patterns. >> -- joe biden is ronald reagan or bill clinton or barack obama. we're just saying politics is politics. people need to -- >> you're picked on when you're president, for sure. >> it's your job. >> dana milbank, thank you very much for being on this morning. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," we're following new details from japan after the assassination of former prime minister, the longest running prime minister, shinzo abe. u.s. ambassador to japan, rahm emanuel, will be our guest. >>> also ahead, more from the resignation of british prime minister boris johnson. the fallout, who might replace hi

he did more for the black community than obama ever did. host: carly cooperman, you can go first.ow much of a factories president trump and these midterms? carly: president trump has been a factor in the republican primaries. we watch closely to see how much influence he has had. he continues to weigh heavily, has a tremendous influence on the party right now. the big looming question as we go into the midterms is whether he will throw his hat into the ring for president in 2024. while democrats have tried to tie republicans in many cases to trump where he is unpopular, at the end of the day it seems like voters are more interested in moving forward and dealing with the issues in front of them. chris: carly is right. this will be an issue driven election. i do not believe that donald trump will have much of an impact on the general election. i think he has had an impact on some primary races. we have seen primaries he has gotten involved in where the candidate he endorsed lost. he looms large the way any former president wants to remain in politics looms large. voters will make de

he did more for the black community than obama ever did. host: carly cooperman, you can go first.ow much of a factories president trump and these midterms? carly: president trump has been a factor in the republican primaries. we watch closely to see how much influence he has had. he continues to weigh heavily, has a tremendous influence on the party right now. the big looming question as we go into the midterms is whether he will throw his hat into the ring for president in 2024. while democrats have tried to tie republicans in many cases to trump where he is unpopular, at the end of the day it seems like voters are more interested in moving forward and dealing with the issues in front of them. chris: carly is right. this will be an issue driven election. i do not believe that donald trump will have much of an impact on the general election. i think he has had an impact on some primary races. we have seen primaries he has gotten involved in where the candidate he endorsed lost. he looms large the way any former president wants to remain in politics looms large. voters will make de

obama administration. we release them into the community. they have family members, jose.be incarcerated or remain in mexico. there are other monitoring systems more humane until they get their hearing. most of them, jose, are going to comply and show up at that hearing, because statistically, that's what is shown. they want to come to this country. until we have a coherent plan with the resources at the border, we will continue. lastly,bo jose, i think this is very important. thank you for giving me this time. it cannot solely be looked at as a problem at the border. it must be looked at as a regional problem of central america and latin america. when are we going to get together and have our marshall plan so people can apply for asylum and seek to come to the united states legally in their country? secondly, how can we create democratic structure and economic structures so that people can be born in el salvador, live in el salvador, die in el salvador, prosper in el salvador, guatemala and south america? we have to look what it is that's pushing people to the border. >>

obama and his young presidency. he visited gabby in tucson, had that very emotional meeting with the tucson community. en he put himself behind the issue of trying to do something about gun violence. when we interviewed him, you could see how much emotion there was there. former president obama is not that generally an emotional person, but you could feel his feeling for gabby, who he knew and really understood was very promising, rising star in the democratic party. i think in some ways, like barack obama, someone who was bipartisan, had reached across the aisle, and was just a natural polician. to see her cut down the prime of her political career, and then of course, two years later when the newtown shooting occurred, all those young children were killed, barack obama tried very hard to pass gun safety legislation and gabby threw herself into that effort and it failed. he told us it was really the most disappointed and that angriest that he had ever been as president. amy: so you talk about sandy hook and she does, too. it is hard to believe that within something like two years, she will be addressi

as should be considered as communication but when trauma contracted covid, the press heard from his division. i spoke to president obama's family physician and he says perhaps the reason is that they did not want the press to ask probing questions about other non-covid related issues. host: that is a story you can find online. catherine doyle, several economic speakers expected to, and one of the questions will be where the country is on recession. how is the white house preparing? guest: they have been preparing the public with notes on what recession is an preventing -- pre-vetting the numbers. the berkeley, some economists view that as recessionary territory. the white house says because job numbers are strong, -- host: is it a typical approach for the white house or at least those in the white house to look at a water-based series of numbers to determine recession as opposed to a narrow approach? guest: they argued that a holistic view of the economy should be considered an consumer -- and consumer sentiment, -- people are continuing to make purchases as people are -- and people are continuing to get hired, that shou

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barack obama spent most of hist life prior to entering politics as a community organizer. but hi but he did haved one little brieff window of time when he was in the private sector and you know how he described that time, guys?ib heed described it as , quote, being behind enemy lines. in so you are dealing with trueli believersng who really do want o remake american life society by reengineering the u.s. economy. so it's it's not a coincidence here. the other thing i will say about his cabinet is not only are they true believing neo marxists essentially, but they are also box checking. chen right. so, you know,g you've transportation secretary, you have people of color in otherf positions, but this is the kind of results you get when yous get left wing ideologues who are also box checking. you a get this kind of historict catastrophe that we're seeing across the board o. ted dom so, steve, we can only conclude that if they're going to stay married to these policies and expecting a different result would be pretty stupid. any propensity at all whatsoever to maybe rethink th

community activists. nationally known figures like speaker nancy pelosi. the ad from president obamafar as people want really, really competent leadership that's going to have their back, share their values and get stuff done. that's exactly what i have done throughout my career. >> let me ask you to take your hat as a candidate off for a minute and put on your expertise that you certainly grew in all those ways you talked about, but particularly as dnc chair. what is the message coming out of this going to be nationally, do you think? are there things you are going to be watching, your campaign is going to be watching for that will give you some idea of sort of the national mood and where democrats may be headed? >> our democracy is on fire, chris. it's a five alarm blaze. what we have seen from the most recent supreme court decisions, whether it's overturning the 49-year precedent of roe v. wade or a day later or two days later in the gun cases, what we have seen is that states need to lead. justice brandeis said that states are laboratories of democracy. i don't think he had texas

obama moment of 2007 2008. the democrats are widening up to that and recognizing that diverse communities can not only vote butfor election day. >> let me ask you, mr. floridian david, could demi's win the seat from rubio? do you think it's gonna narrow as we approach november or will the divide get worse? >> look, i think marco rubio remains the favorite, we still have, wet? 90 or hundred and 20 days out. val demings will have the resources to deliver the message to floridians. i think that's the most important thing about this money story. it does reflect democratic intensity, money buys messaging, the democrats, where we sit right now, they are close on messaging, there's still a few points behind. that would be true in the damning rubio race. what is the democrats core message in november? they figure that out, they could be extremely competitive. >> in terms of messaging, one of the biggest issues dividing demings and rubio's access to abortion, could this race come down to a single issue? >> it can, especially if val demings is able to motivate women to the polls, younger people especially who have only

obama. we were talking about reimagining a 21st century police force. in that, there was talk about collaboration with communitiesllings. can you talk about where we have come and what needs to finish in the biden ministration to address these fundamental pieces that we can say a broken when it comes to accountability? >> one of the saddest thing is that we have pumped into policing. outcomes and data show that more money leads to more safety, not more money for the police. there was an executive order around policing. the use of force was good for the federal agencies. president biden only has control over the federal agencies. border patrol has 20,000 officers, it's one of the biggest agencies in the united states. that executive order is a good model in a lot of ways. in terms of what we see around the country, there are 16 or 18,000 police departments. accountability has not changed much. think about maryland. it is the first state bill of rights for police was appealed. it was just repealed a year ago. that is probably one of the biggest winners that we have got in the past couple of years. >> what would you

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community, particularly those who have treated three presidents. but now jackson was at fault for the bottom line is that barack obama knew and didn't wanted to get outt the possible successor to donald trump was already having some cognitive issues at age 77. it's now that "the new york times" pulled say two-thirds of democrats don't want them to run again because he's too old. when you break it down by age, shannon, comes to 94% of those under 30 don't want them to run. the perception is real. we all see what we see. >> shannon: do we all see it or does one person not see it? let's show throw up a video on how the president responds when he talked about that very fact. >> mr. president what your message to democrats who don't want you to run again? >> they want me to run. look at the poll. you guys are all the same. the polls show that 92% of democrats if iran would vote for me. >> majority of democrats say they don't want you to roll one again. >> but 92% say if i did they would vote for me. >> here is a poll that said something different that you just reference. democratic voters that say 64% would prefer a different candidate in 2024, shannon. >

communicate. here is the problem the president of the united states is used to turning off republicans just like president obamaoff democrats, republicans and i imagine donald trump turned off a few democrats. i get it. what he is doing is not being effective and not telling the truth. to say putin is responsible for inflation, are you kidding me? responsible for the attack site, it doesn't make sense. it is hurting him on the world stage. he is making that little judo boy look or times as effective and mostly then he actually is. he acts like russia has control of us. like a small army. and that is affecting his reputation. at our expense for his political gain, which no one in america is really buying. >> harris: i don't know if i would refer to him as a muscle boy. but i would say this, you are hitting the nail on the head in terms of if you are putting more power or credit for power in the hands of a mad man. why would biden do that? >> harris, i will play another role, guess who is starting to turn to writing like blank checks to them to ukraine? i think it is worth our dollars. the president has to keep s

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