we want to take a moment to recognize that the honorable clinton- hillary rodham he will have the honor of introducing in just a few moments and our authorities. awardees. we are deeply grateful for your presence with us today. secretary clinton's legacy of leadership and the promotion of women's rights and her distinguished career of public service, we recognize the significance of ensuring, in the words of secretary clinton, that human rights are women's rights, and women's rights are human rights. we have had the privilege -- [applause] >> we have had the privilege of welcoming secretary clinton to campus on many occasions. in december 2011, she joined us for the launch of the u.s. national action plan for women, peace and security. [applause] >> today she serves as the honorary founding chair of our institute for women, peace and security. in the years since its founding in 2013, the institute under the extraordinary leadership of the ambassador, has convened leaders, scholars and practitioners in dialogue. it has helped to forge and strengthen georgetown's collaboration with organi

that's like hillary rodham clinton trying to say that it didn't matter at all that she used bleach bitpersonal more than 30,000 e-mails from her server. republicans flipped out, as right they should, you know? as well they should. >> yeah. liz: you know, how do we look through all of this hypocrisy and figure out what's exactly going on? because it is now affecting people's money. >> yeah. i think we have to wait and there has to be patience. you're still in a place where hyperventilating about stories doesn't help the process. but this, obviously, gives it more oxygen, and it gives this story much more, many more legs. now, she -- the lawyer -- was on "the today show" this morning, said she was not tied to the kremlin directly. she said that she did not have any information about hillary clinton. but, you know, that's what she told them. the e-mail setting up the meeting said something different. liz: bret, thank you very much. it's a busy day, and everybody should watch "special report" on fox news, 6 p.m. eastern, because who knows what breaks between then and now. thank you. >>> 48

the meeting was set up because she promised dirt on hillary rodham clinton. >> in retrospect, i would have done things a little differently. >> on tuesday trump released the entire e-mail kmain chain leading up to the meeting. rob goldstone said he had a very high level of information about clinton and support for donald trump. donald trump jr. said, if it's what you say, i love it. a dialogue raising concern on both sides of the aisle. >> whether the russians wanted to help trump's campaign have to be viewed in a completely different con text. >> donald trump called his son high quality. >> i'm trying to look at a lawyer and said, okay, what statute of the law has been violated and code has been violated. it doesn't exist. >> rob mueller is expected to look into the e-mails and meeting. >> he insists he didn't tell his father about the meeting because, quote, this was nothing to tell. anne-marie? >> hena daniels here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> donald trump's meeting has changed. nancy cordes has more. >> this obviously very significant, deeply disturbing. >> democrats

election was, quote, a wasted 20 minutes, a meeting set up because she promised dirtd on hillary rodham clinton. >> in retrospect, i would have probably done things a little differently. this was before russian mania, before they were building things up in the press. >> on tuesday trump released the entire e-mail chain leading up to the meeting. in a message rob goldstone informed him a russian official had very sensitive and high-level information about clinton in support of mr. trump, which don junior replied, if it's what you say, i love it. a dialogue raising concern on both sides of the aisle. >> whether the russians wanted to help trump's campaign have to be viewed in a completely different context. >> the president released a statement calling his son a high-quality person while applauding his transparency. the president's attorney insists don junior did nothing wrong. >> i'm just trying to look at it as a lawyer, saying, okay, what statute of the law has been violated and code has been violated. it doesn't exist. >> rob mueller is expected to look into the e-mails and meeting. don junio

a meeting set up because she promised dirt on hillary rodham clinton. >> in retrospect i probably would have done things differently. this is before russia mania. before they were building it up in the press. for me this was opposition research. >> reporter: on twitter trump junior released entire e-mail chain leading up to the meeting, in the initial message music publicist rob goldstone informed him that a russian official had very high level and sensitive information about clinton, but part of the russia and its government support for mr. trump. so to which don junior replied if it is what you say i love it. dialogue that is raising concern on both side of the aisle. >> this is most problematic matter thing i have seen thus far. >> this is moving in perjury, false statements and potentially treason. >> reporter: president released a statement calling his son a high quality person, while applauding his transparency. the president's attorney insists that don junior did nothing wrong. >> i'm just trying to look at it as a lawyer saying what statute of law has been violated what code sec

hillary rodham clinton helped you in that campaign. did you think that she would stay down in arkansas in marry au because arkansas was not place that was the center of the universe? former president clinton: no. been one stepave at a time i asked her twice to marry me and she said no times. smart girl. the third time i said just come down here. they liked her so much that they offered her a job teaching. she did not have anything else to do. houses working with the judiciary committee, when that was over she took the job and network out pretty well. job it worked out pretty well. you decided you were not going to get into politics? former president bush: not true. we got married in november. the next year i campaigned for congress. i said she would never have to give a political speech and she did. she is a good speaker. see,en you lost the house did you say i am out of politics? former president bush: for a while, but like bill said, it is the best thing that happened to me. the guy who beat me said, if i what -- if i did not beat bus

please join me to welcome hillary rodham clinton. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] hello. >> we day cup of coffee or a glass of wine. >> let's try chardonnays. >> one of the benefits to be a writer is a the president you can drink. [laughter] so i have some questions for the audience but the most moving question i got from somebody in the audience was do you know how much you mean to us and how much we love you?. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] i am really touched by that event faq for that kind thought and i am glad that cheryl is here with us as one of my favorite authors and one of the people i have gotten to know over the last couple of years. and i have to tell you as booksellers i hope you know, how much you mean to me because it has been the central part of my life for as long as i can remember libraries and bookstores are at the top of my favorite things to do. >> you have been quite busy you have two books coming out in september so let's start with it takes the village so it was hugely influential and

there were vocal hillary rodham clinton supporters and detractors. >> it's the first time of a sittinged to appear before a grand jury. >> she was subpoenaed by the independent counsel who wants to ask her about the missing law firm billing records that mysteriously appeared in the first family quarters. >> you have independent counsel, kenneth starr, a prosecutor with unlimited financial resources and unlimited time, who is doing nothing except investigating you. if you had anything to hide, that's not a situation you want to be in. >> these reemerging issues add up to political trouble for the president, just as his re-election campaign is heating up. >> the '96 campaign for re-election was under way. clinton started reaching out to an old adviser from his days in arkansas, dick morris. by that point was mostly working for republicans and established a plan with dick morris to reposition himself. >> morris calls his strategy triangulation, an effort to position clinton in the political middle. >> how can he say some days i'm a republican? >> no. you don't say somedays you're a republ

a story that tied clinton to the speech 21 act and it reads in part, trying to link hillary rodham clinton's opposition to the magnitsky built to a $5,000 speech that bill clinton gave in moscow, double his normal speaking fee. the campaign was able to kill that story but "the wall street journal" reported that back in 2010 while hillary clinton was secretary of state and oppose this particular act, bill clinton participated in a question and answer session at a renaissance capital investors conference. after the appearance, he received a personal thank you call from who? vladimir putin. the russian prime minister, ther russian news agency reported that. in that same article a clinton spokesman did push back against that connection but this isn't the only evidence of pay to play and wrongdoing from the clintons that they have gotten a pass on. were going to expose that in a second.. but first, the destroyed trunk media have four months breathlessly hysterically been feigning moral outrage and pushing those black helicopter tinfoil hat conspiracy theories about collusion. when infections they

have jared kushner meeting with russians who have information, presumably data about hillary rodham clinton, and jared kushner's role is data analytics. he is in charge of their data operation who used targeted date at to push out information positive about their candidate and negative about their opponent. we also know that a few weeks after this, july 22, i believe, wikileaks drops its first dump of data from the dnc. you have this coalescing of events that could be causal or coincidenceal of a meeting with a person who has data, and wikileaks all occurring within a few weeks of one another. potentially, there's significance there in that the fbi and special counsel mueller will want to look at it. on the other hand, potentially, and just coincidence and not much of anything. >> i apologize for stepping on you there. >> okay. i'm sorry. >> let me bring in lynn sweet and earlier this year going back to the time line and this information that's coming out in drips and drab, lynn, president trump said no one on his campaign met with russia. last night his son admit that he and others did mee

the election was quote, a wasted 20 minutes meeting set up because she promised dirt on hillary rodham clinton>> the in retrospect i would have done things differently. >> this is before the russia main, yeah before they were building it up in the press. for me this was opposition research. >> reporter: on twitter trump junior released entire e-mail chain leading up to the meeting and initial message music publicist rob goldstone informed him that a russian official had very high level and sensitive information about clinton, and part of the russia and its government support for mr. trump. so don junior replied fit is what you say, i love it. a dialogue that is raising concern on both side of the aisle. >> it is probably most problematic thing i have seen thus far. >> thinks moving into perjury, false statements and potentially treason. >> the president released a statement calling his son a high quality person, while applauding his transparency. the president's attorney insists that don junior did nothing wrong. >> i'm just trying to look at it as a lawyer saying what statue of law has been v

she spoke earlier this year at the ceremony of the 2017 hillary rodham clinton awards in georgetown university in washington, d.c.. watch back tonight at eight eastern on c-span. >> sunday night on "after words." >> some like steve jobs can come and sell this project and forever be associate when that's a sheet of the story. he was hands-on prickett a lot to do with it but the truth is even the iphone, it's a farce it was people at apple never would've happened with scores of people working around the clock. >> motherboard magazine scene editor brian merchant on the creation and development of the iphone in his book the one device. >> part of this story is that the iphone was born as like the software interaction paradigm was born sort of behind steve jobs back, this crew of guys like a document in the book started basically experimenting it was rereading research, it was fun, while kind of stuff. i had this crazy project directory using to hack different products together and create what would become the iphone. >> watch "after words" sunday night at night eastern on c-span2's booktv. >> sund

they were in fact receptive to the idea of receiving information that would hurt the hillary rodham clintonmation that the based on information that the russian government had. let's bring in retired lieutenant-general thomas mcinerney, retired general and fox news military analyst. some of the conclusions, others that he made i'm not totally convinced of. the first question asked by a reporter what is this evidence that this woman, that this person they had a meeting with was actually connected to the kremlin or connected to russian government. the answer he gave the text of emails he saw were the evidence. what do you think of that. >> pathetic, melissa. that was pathetic performance for u.s. house member that should know better this is all fake news. the fact is, there are two things that that committee has got to look at. they have got to look at the dnc computer servers that was hacked that released that information and john podesta's and others emails. why hasn't the dnc turned that over to the fbi? melissa: tell us why you are tieing that to this? >> because this shows that the russi

she's hillary rodham clinton now, bill's not part of the scene. >> i think she is very much. i think she very much loves him. she's had to go just on a personal basis, which is probably more interesting to most of the people, i'm sure to awful your viewers. the fact is she really does, she is totally in love with this man, but boy, she has had a tough time of it. there's no question about it. >> do you think that pardon for mark rich which you think wasn't a good idea, do you think that hurt her in new york? >> i think it hurt her. i think it really hurt him. people that were really backing him and willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, look, we've had it. and it was sad. and i like him so much. i think he's terrific in so many ways. it was just a culmination of so many different things. i have friends, no matter what he did, it was okay. when he did that, they just gave up. and it was a very sad thing. >> that same year, 2001, trump joined me again by phone just six days after the attacks of 9/11. and here's what he said about rebuilding downtown new york and how new

didn't resonate with people it is bernie sanders is the one backed 15 dollar minimum wage hillary rodham clintonge, people hear that say i don't want to work i don't want to work for minimum wage. i want prosperity start my own business -- i want better than that, and that is what where the disconnect was between that political party and how real americans feel. >> you know the other disconnect with that is just raising minimum wage to $15 an hour is not helping us with our workforce, we need to invest in training, and education, and give them the skills. otherwise we are not going to be able to have those jobs like, we need people that have the education and training to do the jobs of the future raising minimum wage is not going to help us they are going to think they are entitled to getting more money, and not getting the education and training that is going to be required to do those jobs, so there is a big disconnect there but it is very important that we focus on that area of improving training and education, and having skills for the future. >> i mean this is something the administration i

says this with the help of the research team, we killed a bloomberg story trying to link hillary rodham clintonpeech that bill clinton gave in moscow. here to react judicial watch tom fitton. now we all know the imagine ma magdalenenitski bill. >> >> connections between all this russian connected money, $145 million generally, $500,000 specifically to bill clinton from a russian connected firm that was pushing uranium one. and evidently someone in the media not only connected it to uranium one but saw other russian interests being advanced by mrs. clinton, such as this really hard core opposition to any new sanctions against russia over its alleged murder of a human rights related lawyer. brian: this is a series of examples of hillary clinton and john kerry going out of their way to get rid of this act. everything -- and ben cardin a democrat pushed from the senate to crack down on 44 oligarchs and their investments and money overseas that vladimir putin brutally wanted, desperately wanted repealed. hillary clinton and vladimir putin were on the same side. but if this was linked to a $500,000 s

giving us some different titles marking the former presidential candidate, one of them is hillary rodham clintoni deleted my emails. that is the only one i can show you, the rest are r-rated but i can show you that one. dagen: all you need is a question mark and say it out loud, what happened? that is all i have got. >> i wonder she is still carrying hot sauce. carrying that with her. >> that look on your face. >> whenever she goes out she has hot sauce. >> there is a hashtag on twitter that is hilarious if you want to see more. dagen: how about, quote, there is a special place in hell for. maria: the movie atomic blonde punches its way into theaters, we will look at whether the action flick can when the box office battle after this break, stay with us. pricees to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. i like russo. his on/off splits are the best here. yeah, but his offensive win shares didn't even break 4. come on, check out that stop-and-pop! what do you think? my trade-off analytics indicate no one

heavily for president trump in 2016 but the other part is in mahonnon county, that went for hillary rodham clintond by individual program, i don't think that's right and i think secretary has taken care of that, let's put more emphasis on taking care of older veterans first. they did a lot of things for us to do what we can do. >> understood. you give president trump an a but you are not necessarily sold on how he's handling the jeff sessions situation, talk to me about that. >> i think he could be a little bit more, you know, nicer about it, but he is the commander in chief and he basically makes the decisions but i think he's going to keep sessions in there. >> kenneth, we appreciate it. thank you very much. now whether he go over to amy, amy has a fascinating story. i think a story that you will hear a lot throughout the country. amy, first off, where do you work? >> i work at the hampton inn hotel. you stayed at the hampon -- hampton inn &suites. >> my husband and i have not had health care and it's not affordable for us on the obamacare plans, we cannot find a reasonable plan that a two-incom

has been very aggressive and supportive about him recusing himself and not going after hillary rodham clintonhe doesn't like the new acting fbi director. why wasn't he log heavily into his donations that his wife was making towards the democrats. and the vice president yesterday kind of defended the president when it comes to the attorney general. he is in a tough position. he is very, like a lot of republicans, very friendly with the attorney general. ainsley: here is what he had to say last night. >> i think the president has been very candid that he is disappointed. >> right. >> with the attorney general's decision to recuse himself and to not know about his intention to do so before he was condition firmed. the washington way is to talk behind people's backs. but that's not president donald trump's approach. the great thing about this president you always know where you stand. i think what the american people like about this president he speaks candidly. he speaks openly. that doesn't mean we don't recognize the good work the justice department has been doing under the attorney general's

that's what this is about when she turned to this issue and moved away from the hirlg hillary rodham clintonlierchlt coming up, democrats have plenty to say about donald trump. the washington post gene robinson is writing about that, and he joins us next on "morning joe." david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ but their nutritional needs (vremain instinctual.d, that's why there's purina one true instinct. nutrient-dense, protein-rich, real meat number one. this is a different breed of nutrition. purina one, true instinct. going somewhere? whoooo. here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more than 200 booking sites to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. it's my decision to make it's nbeauty last.ix.

own congress that forced barack obama, secretary of state kerry and secretary of state hillary rodham clintonocrats have flipped the script. steve: this president has more flexibility after the election. brian: oh, that's right. steve: wait, wrong president, wrong election. ainsley: jillian has more headlines for you. jillian: good morning to you and to you at home as well. one day before o.j. simpson going before a parole board. key witness in 1995 trial of the century predicts simpson will go free. mark fuhrman whose controversial testimony led to the former heisman controversy winner being cleared of all charges said the juice did the minimum time with no violations and the board will likely have mercy. simpson is currently serving up to 33 years for robbery at a las vegas hotel 10 years ago. if he gets paroled, simpson will be free on october 11th. make sure to stay with fox news for live coverage tomorrow morning of that parole hearing. a prison experiment that uses taxpayer dollars to rehabilitate wanna be tastes now proving to be a major failure. abdullah yousef was sentenced in novemb

she spoke earlier this year at the ceremony for the 2017 hillary rodham clinton awards at georgetown university in washington d.c. watch that tonight at 80 strain on our companion network c-span. sunday night on "after words". >> someone likes steve jobs can come and sell these products and forever be associated with it when that's just a shade of the story. he was certainly hands-on and have a lot to do with it, but the truth is, even the iphone, apple never would've happened without scores of people working round-the-clock. >> senior editor on the creation and development of the iphone in his book, the one device. he's interviewed by a new york times writer. >> part of the story is that the iphone was born as the software interaction paradigm was born behind steve jobs back. it they started experimenting. it was fun. it was wild kind of stuff. they had this crazy way to hack products together and create what would become the iphone. >> watch "after words" sunday night at nine eastern on the tv. >> sunday on q&a. >> i'm not asking anyone to compromise their values or beliefs, i'm ju