john siegenthaler sat down with a former friend of hers, former labor secretary robert rice. he hopes others challenge her in the primary. >> he's an economist, a professor, an author, political commentate or. he served in three different administration and was an economic advisor to president obama in his campaign. i sat down with robert rice in berkeley, california where he teaches public policy at the university of california. we talked about several economic and political issues, but i started asking him about his friend, hillary clinton and her chances in the 2016 race for president if she decides to run. >> i think she will be, and i think it's a will. i think she will be president. >> you have some insight that we don't. she hasn't announced she's going to run yet. >> i'm looking at the same odds everyone else is. knowing hillary clinton since she was 19 years old, i think she'd be very good. she'd be a very competent president. here's what worries me. without a democratic primary in without a contest in which hillary clinton has a chance to develop her message, and tr

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the reality is the fact that you don't focus on condoleeza rice or collin powell just shows how partisan this charade is. >> okay. robert? now you had your say. >> it's this kind of rhetoric, mark that shows the republicans -- >> now you're being disrespectful. come on. you had why you ever say. the difference is neither condoleeza rice nor collin powell did all of their e-mailing business on their own home brew server. and that is the distinctiontion here, robert. all their documents were in the custody of state. no one had to ask them that. >> that's incorrect. >> collin powell destroyed them. >> he did the official state business on his official state e-mail. no one is claiming that hillary was not allowed to use personal e-mail for anything. but everyone to a man other than in hillary clinton's camp has said it was highly unusual, irregular and unprecedented for her to do what she did by controlling everything and having it off site. >> as i suggest, megyn, look at the foreign affairs manual to see how legal it is. >> i suggest you read it. >> i think it's more important we put an end to the empty investigations tha

coming up live later today here on c-span 3, the president's national security advisor, susan rice, and senator robertnendez will be speaking at apack's u.s. israel policy conference live at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. tomorrow israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addresses a house conference. he was invited by john boehner. this morning the prime minister spoke about his appearance before congress tomorrow. >> you may not have heard, i'll be speaking in congress tomorrow. >> you know never has so much been written about a speech that hasn't been given. i'm not going to speak today about the content of that speech, but i do want to say a few words about the purpose of that speech. first, let me clarify what is not the purpose of that speech. my speech is not intended to show any disrespect to president obama or the esteemed office that he holds. i have great respect for both. [ applause ] i deeply appreciate all that president obama has done for israel, security cooperation, intelligence sharing, support of the u.n., and much more, some things that i, as prime minister of israel cannot even divulge t

rice crops are saved. operating a small units they kill 516 troops between february . once the men of the brigade receive a visit from robertchum. during this enjoyable interlude there is talk of the glamour of girls in the film world. mr. mitchum is given the opportunity to fire some of the weapons of the real-life euros -- real-life euros -- he arose -- heroes in vietnam. in the middle of april, 1966 the second battalion is left to guard the rice harvest. the rest of the brigade moves out on operation austin. on word to the camp -- on word -- onward to the cambodian border. here they meet the 101st regiment of the north vietnamese army. for a while the fighting is intense. [mortar firing] the 502nd airborne infantry takes a number of casualties. it takes six days for the u.s. paratroopers to drive the north vietnamese aggressors out of their position in the foothills. the communist regulars are well disciplined, well-equipped, and tenacious. in spite of heavy ground fire, army aviators get in with dust off helicopters and the wounded are whisked away to safety. this is the enemy. when he was captured he was carrying a mac

robert mitchum is given the opportunity to fire some of the weapons of the real-life euros in vietnam. in the middle of april, 1966, the second battalion is left together -- guard the ricearvest. here they meet the 101st regiment of the north vietnamese army. here the fighting is intense. the 502nd airborne infantry takes a number of casualties. it takes six days for the paratroopers to drive the aggressors out of their position in the foothills. the communist regulars are well disciplined, well-equipped, and tenacious. in spite of heavy ground fire, the army aviators getting in the wounded are whisked away to safety. this is the enemy. when captured he was carrying a machine gun made in czechoslovakia. he will not be using it again. as for his comrades, in their hasty flight they have dropped their arms. over 100 of the north vietnamese lie dead in the mountains. victory is ours. for the screaming eagles, the greatest testing is yet to come. the brigade launches in the area . a forbidding wilderness lying in the foothills marking the foot of cambodia. it is the first week of june and the air is heavy. until now the enemies have held sway here. a small part of operation

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eastern here and the president's national security adviser, susan rice and the lead democrat in the senate foreign relations committee, robert mendez will be speaking before aipac's policy conference. that will be live at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> the cspan cities tour takes book tv and american history tv on the road traveling to u.s. cities to learn about their history and literal life. next week we partnered with comcast for a visit to galveston, texas. >> people throng to the beach. the rising tide, wind, certainly drew them. they watched in amazement as both of these factors battered the structures. at that time we had wooden bathhouses out over the gulf of mexico. and we also had piers and we would have a huge pavilion called lucky by the sea. as the storm increased in intensity, these beach struck structures literally were turned into match sticks. ♪ the 1900 storm struck at almost the saturday, september 8th, 1900.

she will join secretary rice and alexis herman and patricia roberts.d as secretary of housing and urban development. loretta lynch as we know is qualified to be attorney general, a graduate of harvad university. ms. lynch has had a distinguished career and known for her skills and her passion for the law. ms. lynch serves the role atal critical point. as u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york, she serves for brooklyn queens, long island and staten island. i turn the microphone over to congressman jeffries. mr. jeffries: i thank my colleague for presiding over this c.b.c. special order this opportunity for members of the congressional black caucus to talk to the people on matters of great importance and certainly members of the congressional black caucus recognize the intelligence, the importance of african-american women in the african-american experience in this country and the american experience consistently, they have fought hard to bring it to life, to continue the march, to perfect a more perfect union. i think more the role of harrie