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valerie to get a pedicure. she went with her favorite color, purple. then so did ralph. >> he said he'd do his toes purple as well to make me smile. >> it seem to work. you were laughing pretty good there. >> yep. >> so that was nice. >> it turned out to be just the first, though, of many smiles. that's because after ralph posted a picture of their purple painted toes, a remarkable thing happened. their friends started doing the same, followed by complete strangers who had heard about what ralph had done. hundreds upon hundreds of them, all painting their toes and sending their pictures just to make valerie smile. >> it touches my heart. it just really gets down to a deep level. and just the support and the fun that i think people have with it, too. i want it to be really both. >> it has, though, become even more than that. with the help of friends, these wonderful gestures have grown into a fund-raising campaign, one that has raised more than $12,000 for lung cancer research and continues to raise the spirits of one woman who needs it now more than ever. >> t

. >> maybe valerie jarrett can. >> we so happen to have a couple of people that he should start listening to. here's mark halperin first. >> how does that speech, how does that tone, how does the confrontation, given all the history totally accept, how does that solve this. how does that deal what kind of country are we that the president can't figure out a way to lead, to get the situation with the kids solved. >> it gets worse. roll the carrville. >> it's a mistake. a significant mistake. public expects a president to show up at these kind of moments and frankly i agree with the democratic consultants that came before. people are frustrated. he should have gone. >> they are jumping off the band wagon, bobby. are you, by the way? >> no. but i talked to a guy who is intimately involved in their campaign, both of them. and i said to him, can you guys give me anything to work with? anything? it would be nice. he said about greg's point about the close people around him, he said you have to know what it's like to get through valerie jarrett and michele obama and i think that's a tough deal f

. >> 23-year-old valerie minacapelli hasn't always been so mellow. she's nearing the end of 90-day sentence for convictions that include assault on a police officer. >> i got in a fight with a girl. when they took me to the police station, they got rough with me so i fought back. i punched a lieutenant in the face. they gave me assault and battery on a lieutenant police officer. they call me smiley, because i'm always smiling. i'm a nice person, but don't get in my personal space because it's going down. >> minacapelli proved her point just a few days after arriving in jail. she got into fight with another female inmate. >> she got a broken eye socket. i put her in the infirmary for eight days. time to go. >> the fight earned her a lengthy stay in the female segregation unit. she was released to general population a few weeks ago. despite her sometimes violent tendencies, she claims her numerous days in the suffolk county jail stem from her addiction to cocaine and heroin. >> when i was with my kids, i never did nothing. never did no drugs. did nothi

>> well, as you know, valerie has spent a lot of time maintaining our relationships here in the white house with governors across the country, so she was the one who responded -- >> thank you for your concern about the urgent humanitarian concern in the rio grande valley. obviously, the concern governor perry has been expressing has been some very harsh criticism of this president and even suggesting last week that there could even be a conspiracy, that somehow the president and this administration was in on the flow of children over the borders. either ineptitude or something else. and he said -- so i'm just wondering what exactly do you, i mean, what's the president's message going to be to governor perry? governor perry has blamed this problem directly on the president and even suggested that the president wanted to see this. >> i think that despite all of the differences that exist when

and humanitarian chief valerie amos said today. the relief efforts so far have been stretched thin because of the continued fighting. more than 400,000 people in gaza have been displaced. 1400 mostly civilians have been killed. >> i've seen damage done to whole neighborhoods and infrastructure. this morning i've seen the catastrophic human cost of this war as pediatric ward in the main hospital in gaza with broken bodies that are the real and unacceptable consequence of an armed conflict waged with at times disproportionate force in urban settings. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying he won't wind down his operations instead calling up 16,000 more reservists. >> as of now we have neutralized dozens of tunnels. we vow to finish this mission with or without a cease-fire. this work is important for the security of israel citizens. >> until then the fighting continues and the death toll rises. nick schifrin is on the ground in gaza. >> reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu not only said he would reject any kind of cease-fire that did not allow

so the president, through valerie jarrett, sent a message back to rick perry saying okay let's have the meeting. instead the president wants to do it in dallas tomorrow and the president from what i understand from talking to officials here at the white house had already set up this meeting. it was not previously announced but had already set up this meeting with faith leaders and local elected owe fishes to talk about this plan in dallas to transform local schools there, and to temporary housing for some of the unaccompanied minors, so the president wanted to get a look at that and now wants perry to join him. in the meantime, speaking of that letter from valerie jarrett, it goes on to explain the supplemental funding request that the president is making to congress. we should officially see that later on this morning. the president asking for more than $2 billion in valerie jarrett in her letter to rick perry details a bit of that. let me read it on screen, "the administration continues to address this urgent humanitarian situation with a whole of government response on both sides of

so boundary has lived this what she thinks of modern creative intelligence. >> now it valerie plame youroperative is vanessa. any connection? [laughter] i just want to get in to this because both of you have said you cannot write about what you know, because it is classified and secret telling the story through fiction allows you to go further so is that story that you tell your story that has gone further than you have been able to tell? >> first of all, i am delighted to be here with you. of course. you take these characters i have met along the way. along with the review board. >> and only a line out of "blowback" in diamond edits right now and i feel confident. when i went through with fair game. >> but still hold genesis of this was i became so distressed hall characters or cia officers are portrayed they are just characters and wanted to write one that was more complex rather than just a decoration. so what spired me this is working on a cue card network bringing down in 2003 because we caught the libyans ready ended that was part of that network after years of patient operation fi

so i want to thank david ignatius and valerie lame for joining us -- plame for joining us today. [applause] we have the books and the director both out there in the lobby, and are you guys going to be able to have a glass of wine and sign a few books? >> but of course. [laughter] >> i want to thank you both for joining us today. thank you both. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. here's our prime time lineup for tonight. at 6 p.m. eastern, booktv's coverage of freedom fest, an annual libertarian conference in las vegas. at 9 p.m. eastern, former california congressman james rogan talks about meeting and getting advice from famous people throughout his life. then at 10 "after words" with veteran space correspondent jay barbary talking about the life and career of neil armstrong with michael knew fed of the national air and space museum. and our prime time programming continues with a history of silicon valley. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> booktv continues now with apg locoed villa who -- angelo codevilla who says u.s. l

so on. coppertone clearlysheer. it's on. >>> valeriett really has huge power at the white house has urged elizabeth warren to throw her hat into the ring because obama thinks the president thinks she would carry out his legacy a lot better than hillary clinton. >> what do you think? that was ed kline who is reporting president obama is secretly promising to support massachusetts senator elizabeth warren if she decides to throw her hat in the wring in 2016 for president and would not support hillary clinton. warren is a former harvard law professor, very outspoken against wall street and the 1% like this. >> i hear all this, you know, class warfare. whatever. no. there is nobody in this country who got rich on his own. nobody. >> remember that? joining me now is karl rove a fox news contributor and founder of american crossroads. good evening. so what do you think about ed kline's theory there? >> well, it's based on some reporting. i'm a little bit dubious of this being a reality. this serves -- it serves several purposes. one purpose t

serious of an issue, but we know today that its eye on the desk of valerie jarrett and that's about as close you can get to the president so i do hope that they will listen and pay attention to what the governor is saying. >> i will guarantee that they will not. they are not listening to congress or to anyone. this is a government that unto itself, this president is ruling by fiat and the needs to continue to do so, it seems one thing that is transparent about this administration and let me ask you, why not talk to the communities in your state, the mayor is talking to the county supervisors and finding out what is going on in this state and use your own network for information and a public policy response from your office. especially to preserve the integrity of your stay. >> i'm trying to talk to several people to see if they know anything about it and so far the mayors are not aware of it either. all we have heard his various rumors that potentially they are going to be more children showing up for school here in the middle of august and again, we deserve to know what is going on and this is our country and why won't th

valerie plame. and the director is one of the ep's on the show, and so i said, "can i meet val?"y?" and so i went to the cia and met women in their 30s who are cia officers. >> seth: and you play a character who has sort of a complicated love life. did you ask them, just ask them about their spy work, did you ask them about their personal lives? i assume it's really complicated for them. >> oh, my gosh, you can't really even ask them what they're doing at work. what i really wanted to know, what kind of car do you drive, does your mom know what you do for a living? who do you go out with? if you're on a date, the opening questions are, like, where do you live? i can't tell you. what do you do? no, no, i can't tell you. [ light laughter ] >> seth: it seems like small talk would not be very easy. their match.com profiles must be almost entirely redacted. [ laughter ] >> it's just a blank picture. >> seth: who do they date? did you find out? >> one girl that i met, one young woman. i had seen her earlier in the day, and she was wearing this hot cherry red dress and she had blonde ha

and maryland, he said to valerie jarrett, if you don't give us this money, we'll raise premiums 20% next year above and beyond what we would have originally. sot this is about. the administration is spending billions of taxpayer money worried about the political blowback of insurers increasing premiums by 20% or more. >> so, where do we go from here? >> we'll see what happens with premium prices in 2015 and, basically, what will happen then is we're going to see over time in 2017 is when this program expires. the risk quarters expire in 2017 and then the real prices we're going to see for insurance products in 2017, when that happens, hopefully, we'll know what the real underlying costs. >> that was very smooth getting the phone out. it was like, what in the world is that? your phone on set. >> sorry, guys. >> it's all right. you were very slick. >> you were preceded by one of our other guests, jan, last week. you're not the first and won't be the last, put it that way. >> apologies. >> you know, it's been such a counterintuitive run for the insurance companies. from a stock perspective, but that's not why you're here. just in terms of, initi

governor rick perry would prefer a longer meeting with the president, so in a letter just released by valerie jarrett, of course, a key aide to president obama, the white house says they would welcome such a meeting, and also invited rick perry to discuss the issue at greater length, still not clear to me whether a meeting will actually happen. right now there's a political dance there but we eel keep you abreast of the situation as it develops. >> absolutely. let's turn to the middle east where violence is spiraling out of control, duelling operations exchanging rocket fire with no end in sight. the armed wing of the palestinian islamic jihad says it has fired 60 rockets at israel in response to what it calls unjust aggression, while overnight israel hammered the militant group hamas with air strikes. israel's defense minister saying the offensive may go on for days and may even expand. aggression intensifying on both sides after the kidnapping and killings of israeli and palestinian teenagers. it's a story we've been following very closely. diana magnate is near the gaza strip with the very

includes showing senior adviser to president obama valerie tear it directly intervene to to an insurance companies see a threat to increase premiums sot the white house acted. soap to this i would like to add this e-mail and report to our report today. >> i have not seen this report. >> cavelike to submit if possible. >> sure. but never like to reserve the opportunity to object. >> we will wait until it comes down. >> so my point is this a subject based on how the program is going and mr. haislmaier as far as the risk corridor goes, you had mentioned some of the risk with the back door deal trying to keep it budget neutral as with medicare part d with a program that worked very well is that the effort to keep premium costs down? could this be a risk corridor? >> it is a legitimate concern clearly it is the administration as it tries to keep premiums down this is an avenue to make up that money that is a concern and the way the statute is written they could exploit that ambiguity so that is why you could get rid of it so that it is not a budget neutral and clearly the potential is there but we don't know yet until we see the results.

valerie jarrett. we know that ed klein did not get them for the book. he would say so>> of course. >> if you can't verify it in any ore way, if the guy has a record of making stuff up, it's an assumption you have to go with. >> "the new york times" said, quote, i don't make this stuff up. the quotes come from sources that were present when the statements were made or who were told about the statements shortly after they were made. let me read what i thought was an amazing statement. let's strap ed klein to a polygraph machine and let the needle do the talking. >> they feel like they've bested ed klein before. this time hillary clinton's camps have pointed to the past and have dismissed the guy which indicates, one, they feel they have moved on from this. two, they don't mind when the opposition to hillary clinton is seen as ludicrous. the clintons have been at their best. >> they may think it helps them. >> one more thing we should point out, "hard choices" has sold more copies. the clinton camp, rather, their allies, have been aggressive about saying "hard choices" ha

so we have to look at it. >> well, we put that full screen up, that picture of valerie jarrett's letter to governor perry callinghis a humanitarian situation. up until now, the white house has been recognizing this is a crisis and referring to it as such. if you listen to the sound bites it goes back, crisis, emergency, now suddenly it's turned into a situation instead of a crisis. which is having some folks wondering whether they're trying to change the messaging in the wake of the president's refusal to go. and see it with his own two eyes. representative cuellar, thank you for being here. >>> breaking news in minutes, concerning costco's decision to yank all copies of a new book. we showed you part of the movie, he had a book that went with it, and costco apparently isn't interested. >>> plus, why has one of the most powerful groups of women in america decided to go after a group of nuns who spend their lives providing hospice care for the elderly? now is here tonight in a must see segment just ahead. >> if they are on their own, no one to speak for them, no one to stand up, and express to the world and show

the white house, valerie jarrett again, susan rice to has zero credibility in the foreign-policy establishment and john kerry, the energizer bunny who goes around world accomplishing sooing to be a hillary candidacy. >> i don't think sayre is any question about that but i just turned -- i just learned yesterday that joe biden is definitely in against hillary in the primaries down at -- >> us sitting president would endorse a former secretary of state over a vice president if he goes through with it. >> will keep his hands off this. stuart: he hasn't endorsed hillary clinton. >> insinuation and implication was he would. the sit down after a meeting after four years. >> that is what they agreed to but he has reneged on that many times already. i think he is going to sit it out. let joe biden and hillary fight it out during the primaries. stuart: we have not talked elizabeth warren. she may be running from the left. >> i think she will. in some respects the figure in this primary. whether she will run for president or deal with joe biden or hillary. stuart: suppose hillary clinton is the candidate and she win the presidency in 2016 as walks into the white house. do you

been exchanged in the last -- in the last day or so between the obama administration and rick perry's office, you know, you see a very different tone. v valerie jarrett's letter to rick perry was about two pages long, very detailed, making the case for the obama administration's efforts and what it's been trying to do in the last few weeks, their strategy going forward. when you look at what rick perry and others in texas have been pushing for, a lot of those ideas and plans don't really seem to kind of fit together. so it will be interesting to see how they kind of mesh that out. rick perry calling for a lot more law enforcement presence. they've deployed texas -- texas guard troops, as well as safety officers to really focus on some of the crime elements they're worried about in this migration problem, given how the role of cartels are playing a significant role in this migration process, getting a lot of these unaccompanied minors to get into the united states. there's kind of a logjam here between both sides and their ideas moving forward as to how they're going to solve this crisis. >> this whole convergence of rumor and existing law and

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so interesting and i'm sure that's the perspective he gets. know from ed kline book, there are indications that his abled advisor, valerie jarrett, according to the book, is quite concerned about who's going to be the last person to give our person advice because he's so easily swayed so they try to make sure he's not last advised by someone that disagrees with valerie jarrett or michelle obama's position. well, unfortunately he was just at a big fundraiser in dallas and lo him by lawyers, and behold he says he wants laurd to be paid for out of this $3.7 -- lawyers to be paid for out of this $3.7 billion. isn't that something? there are lawyers that are providing their services for ree to illegal immigrants. there's no constitutional requirement for someone coming into this country illegally to get a lawyer. it's not there. it's not even in the shadow of a pinumbra. it's just not there. well, if you break down what the president wants money for, there's money even in his $3.7 billion, not for the military so that we can provide for the common defense, but for leadership training for those who have come into our country illegally. yeah, that's

valerie jarrett who is a kind of substitute mother figure. >> host: first golfer u.s. from kathy from montgomery texas on our republican line. you are on with edward klein. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'm so happy that you wrote this book and i just want to make a comment. they went overboard thanking barack obama would save them at the end of the day like bill clinton did for him at the dnc when he made that ridiculous speech dealing with the devil. thank you. >> guest: that's an interesting question. you know it's interesting that bill clinton has been taking some soundings in various states across the united states with democratic party chairman building a support team for hillary in 2016. he has told his friends and associates that when he speaks to his party chairman, these these democrats coming learns that the obama administration, the political people in the obama is have been there as well and that they are looking for what bill clinton called a mini-me, a clone of obama someone who will come out of nowhere and challenge hillary for the 2016 democratic nomination. so i'm bill clinton size, there is no greater obstacle to hillary getting the nomination then barack obama. >> host:

first of all, lawrence, so thankful to see you back in a chair and thankful to see you growing a beard. >> thanks, mark. >> that's true. this is a very important program. when valeriett came on my show, she pledged that the initiative would be what the president would do after he left office. this is probably the most urgent thing he could do, because we need intervention in the lives of our young black men. i was watching the story about the border children. as tragic as that is, it a terrible situation. those are child refugees. when you think about it, a lot of these young, black men are refugees themselves within our own country, internally displaced because of all the socioeconomic challenges they face, racism, and what have you. we have to do this. we have to intervene, even as we struggle through some hardships. i just had a very close relative of mine last night, lawrence, held up at gun point by two young black men. and while we would want those types of situations brought to justice, even before we get to that point, we must do something to address what young black men are experiencing here in america. very little has changed. many of our young black men

. >> you see where i live in d.c., they are closing intersections so the secretary can get to lunch on time and valeriection cruising through d.c. giving her finger to normal people. they don't even wait at red lights. that's how cutoff they are from the rest of the country. they are not answering your stupid questions because they are on god's side and you are not. we are the ones they are waiting for, is their view, and that's the way they act to the press. >> they don't want to talk to the press because they don't want the real information out there. tell us what you think about that and weigh in on that and more. >>> coming up, the federal government is handing out pink slips to those in the battlefield. and "fox and friends" has the top five employers ready to hire our nation's heroes as well. >>> and when is the worst possible time to drink coffee? what about working out? the answers are not as obvious as you might think. ugh, this dress. new coppertone clearlysheer sunscreens. barely noticeable and face-friendly for beach,pool and sunny days. perfect, no matter what you're wearing. it's so on. c

so i thank you for your comments. >> host: i want to come back to the call for the resignation of arne duncan. here is valerie strauss' piece in the "washington post" talking about duncan's response to that call and what he said. she writes duncan can try to downplay that it signals the advent of the more active as nea. nobody should expect duncan to take the nba's advice in her sinus he continues to have the support of the president keeps rolling out initiatives in an effort to help momentum to keep momentum up for his reform agenda by the nea focus and a sign of growing disenchantment with duncan's policies from the unions and well beyond them. >> guest: i agree this frustration and anger is really coming in is not as coming from educators. as you look and read the news from day-to-day and week to week there is a new groundswell coming. for example in new york the number of parents who are opting their students out of this high-stakes toxic testing went from 1,630,000 in one year. state legislature the first one was california, the most recent was rhode island who said we are no longer going to use these te

valerie jeweler. two suspects entered a store called an employee at gunpoint one employee shot injured. the driller store owner exchange gunfire with the robbery suspect. it is dramatic. melodramatic deceit people come and so aggressively like that with no care and the world to take something for the dollar not caring about people's lives the traumatic feeling it's horrible. a video of one suspect that jimmy terry being arrested after the incident he was shot had life-threatening injuries police say they also think second missing suspect shot and a lower abdomen or leg. east bay man in the hospital recovering from severe burns earlier this morning. fire broke out at his home in san leandro as reported to pass and another occupant also injured but not fire broke out. officials reacted quickly with a woman ambulance to hospital this morning after she suffered smoke an election in her own morning fire that broke out in his home when the salmon and trout. another person and had already been taken to st. francis memorial hospital in san francisco. >> : one of the victim was a male who had severe burns on the front of his face. crews all able to save his dog and cat you can see how they needed oxygen both taken

valerie jarrett who is a kind of substitute mother figure. >> host: first call is from kathy on the republican line. you are on. good morning. >> caller: i'm soappy that you wrote this book and i just have a comment. they are so fake and this is what they get they would've stayed at the end of the day like bill clinton did for him when he made that ridiculous speech and this is what he got for dealing with the devil. thank you. >> guest: that is an interesting question. it's interesting that bill clinton has been taking some soundings in various states across the united states with democratic party chairman building a support team for hillary in 2016 and he has told his friends and associates that when he speaks to these party chairman and the democrats, he learns that the obama administration, the political people in the obama administration have been there as well and that they are looking for what's bill clinton calls a mini me "-close-double-quote, that would come out of nowhere and challenge hillary for the 2016 democratic nomination. so in bill clinton's eye as there is no greater obstacle to hillary didn't -- getting them barack obama.

so this concession comes after governor perry said he wanted more than just a handshake on the tarmac when the president came to town. fox news obtained a letter from senior advisor valerie jarrett to governor perry and says this. the president would welcome a meeting with you while he is in texas. he asked me to invite you to a meeting to discuss the situation on the border with faith leaders and local elected officials in dallas on wednesday. bill: we still have no plans for the president to go to the border to see what is happening first-hand. stephen hayes, senior writer "weekly standard." fox news contributor. with me this morning. this story seems to be changing in what sense, in what way? >> it is changing a little bit. yesterday he had declaration of the white house press secretary job ernest the president wasn't concerned about optics of issue going to the border. you are seeing that the white house is concerned enough to take this meeting with governor perry and sit down to attempt to have some kind of a substantive discussion about potentially a solution to the problem. bill: when you hear comments like this from a democratic congressman whose region is on the