[laughter] 1969 wellesley, yet another year with no class cheer. [laughter] but it is such an honor to join with the college and all who have come to celebrate this day with you, and to recognize the amazing futures that await you. you know, four years ago, maybe a little more or a little less for some of you, i've got to get a lozenge. [laughter] ms. clinton: thank you. i told the trustees of was sitting with, after hearing tala's speech, i didn't think i could get through it. so we'll blame allergy instead of emotion. [laughter] clinton: but you know -- [laughter] you arrived at this campus. you arrived from all over. you joined students from 49 states and 58 countries. now maybe you felt like you belong right away. i doubt it. [laughter] but maybe some of you did and you never wavered. but maybe you changed your major three times and your hairstyle twice that many. [laughter] or maybe, after your first month of classes, you made a frantic collect call -- ask your parents what that was. [laughter] ms. clinton: back to illinois to tell your mother

and that is what wellesley means to me. this college gave me so much. it launched me on a life of service and provided friends that i still treasure. so wherever your life takes you, i hope that wellesley serves as that kind of touchstone for you. now if any of you are nervous about what you'll be walking into when you leave the campus, i know that feeling. i do remember my commencement. i'd been asked by my classmates to speak. i stayed up all night with my friends, the third floor of davis -- [applause] ms. clinton: writing and editing my speech. by the time we gathered in the academic quad, i was exhausted. my hair was a wreck. the mortarboard made it worse. but i was pretty oblivious to all of that, because what my friends had asked me to do was to talk about our worries, and about our ability and responsibility to do something about them. we didn't trust government, authority figures, or really anyone over 30. [laughter] ms. clinton: in large part thanks to years of heavy casualties and dishonest official statements about vietnam and deep differenc

channel the strength of your wellesley classmates and experiences. i guarantee you it will help you stand up a little straighter, feel a little braver, knowing that the things you joked about and even took for granted can be your secret weapons for your future. one of the things that gave me the most hope and joy after the election, when i really needed it, was meeting so many young people who told me that my defeat had not defeated them. [ cheers and applause ] >> and i'm going to devote a lot of my future to helping you make your mark in the world. i created a new organization called onward together to help recruit and train future leaders, organize for real and lasting change. the work never ends. when i graduated and made that speech, i did say and some of you might have pictures from that day with this on it the challenge now is to practice politics as the art of making what appears to be impossible possible. that was true then. it's truer today. i never could have imagined where i would have been 48 years later. certainly never that i would hav

and that is what wellesley means to me. this college gave me so much.ce and provided friends that i still treasure. so wherever your life takes you, i hope that wellesley serves as that kind of touchstone for you. now, if any of you are nervous about what you'll be walking into when you leave the campus, i know that feeling. i do remember my commencement. i've been asked by my classmates to speak. i stayed up all night with my friends, the third floor of davis. [ cheers and applause ] writing and editing the speech. by the time we gathered in the academic quad, i was exhausted. my hair was a wreck. the mortar board made it even worse. but i was pretty oblivious to all of that, because what my friend his asked me to do was to talk about our worries and about our ability and responsibility to do something about them. we didn't trust government, authority figures, or really anyone over 30. { laughter } >> in large part, thanks to years of heavy casualties and dishonest official statements about vietnam and deep differences over civil rights and poverty her

here at wellesley, you learned the power of service. because while free and fierce conversations in classrooms, dorm rooms, and dining halls are vital, they only get us so far. you have to turn those ideas and those values into action. this college has always understood that. the motto which you heard twice, already, to minister today is as true as it ever was. you think about it and it is an old fashioned renders of president kennedy's great statement. ask not what your country can do for you, but ask what you can do for your country. not long ago, i got a note from a group of wellesley alums and students that supported me in the campaign and they worked their hearts out. like a lot of people, they're wondering what do we do now. i think there is only one answer, keep going. don't be afraid of your ambition. of your dreams. or even your anger. those are powerful forces, but harness them to make a difference in the world. stand up for truth and reason. do it in private and conversations with your family, your friends, your workplace, yo

brianna keilar live at wellesley, where we are waiting for hillary clinton to speak. you'll hear it live here. back now to our final, lynn sweet and david swerdlick. so david, what do you make on what we may hear from hillary clinton? >> yeah, no, i think that secretary clinton is sort of finding her groove post election. she was laying low for a while, and now she's having these opportunities. wellesley is a home game for her. >> yeah. >> and she's, you know, she's going to i think on the one hand do one of these democratic, you know, when they go low, we go high, try to give an inspiring message to graduates because that's appropriate for the situation, but as brianna said, she is now free of the election cycle to sort of speak her mind, maybe in a limited way, about what she sees in the political events surrounding the trump campaign. just for the record, i am one that, you know, it took the longest of the long-shots, poppy. i'm not going to 100% rule out secretary clinton for 2020. something tells me she hasn't let it go 100%. >> yeah, i think a lot of people mayb

brianna at wellesley college.>> the republican national committee just released a statement responding to hillary clinton's speech. let me read part of this. quote, today's speech was a stark reminder why hillary clinton lost in 2016. instead of lashing out with the same partisan talking instead of lashing out with the same partisan talking points, hillary clinton would be wise to look inward. talk about why she lost and expan the dwindling base of democratic party supporters. we won't hold our breath though. that statement from the rnc. coming up just one day after being charged with assaulting a reporter, the montana republican greg gianforte captured the state's open house seat after the break. what the win means for the gop. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® it's about moving forward, not back.t. it's looking up, not down. it's being in motion. in body, in spirit, in the now. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition with

hillary clinton wrapped up her speech at wellesley.e you're sitting down from this "fox business alert," getting a standing ovation. there was a hunt for any conservative at wellesley. so far we're not turning up any, not a single protest or boo or comment. we're trying to find out whether someone texted something nasty. that appears not to be the case. returning to her alma mater saying she is leading a resistance movement, that is still the case. that fight goes on but, no conservative outcry, no one walking out of the room. but again we might have missed something. we thought we would keep you posted on that because institution of higher learning apparently tips left. a little more after this. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist experience you'll barely feel. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause

we start with hillary clinton just a half hour ago she wrapped up that commencement speech at wellesley college. taking no prisoners. her chief target? president trump and the assault she says he is waging on the truth. clinton also made a very stark comparison between events now and during water gate going so far as to use the i-word in her comparison, impeachment. here are a few of the highlights. >> we were furious about the past presidential election, of a man whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace with his impeachment for obstruction of justice. afteriring the person running the investigation into him at the department of justice. of course, today has some important differences. the advance of technology. the impact of the internet, our fragmented media landscape make it easier than ever to splinter ourselves into echo chambers. leaders willing to exploit fear and skepticism have tools at their disposal that were unimaginable when i graduated. >> andrea mitchel covered hillary clinton's campaign. jonathan allen, and mark murray with us as well. michael steele and of cour

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wellesley made her into the woman she is today. so much of her training came from there. i was struck, as you just mentioned, when listening to her speech of the irony. listening to this 48 years ago, nixon was under the same microscope that trump is dealing with and it was quite the contrast. especially with memorial day weekend and everything else we're facing. >> so adrienne is inspired. john phillips, were you? >> i'm surprised the vegans did not walk out because all she did was serve red meat. >> ooh. >> way to use that line, phillips. so close to the election, hillary clinton presentation we've seen like an oscar speech that goes on way too loong and the dnc orchestra is planning her off the stage because the longer they stay on the stage, the more they suck up the air in the room and there's no room for any other democrats to come forward and establish themselves as the leader of the party. we saw a claw your eyes out race for the dnc chair and a bonkers election and it was all clinton/sanders debates and clinton/sanders fights going on. that's going to continue. >

listening to her there at wellesley, what did you think of the speech? >> well, substantively, i loved the part about the siloing of our society and the reliance that so many have on a select few news sites which have an impact on our discourse. we've never had so much selection, so much choice and yet so few among us seek to exercise it. so on that substantive point, which i don't view in left versus right terms, i think she was spot-on. my reaction to her speech, brooke, most notably was her comfort level. you know, she never, in my opinion, never really reached her stride during the course of the campaign. she was never as effective as she was before she announced. and now it's all over and without the stressor of having to appease different constituencies, she seems at ease with herself all over again. the dichotomy between what she's willing to say, even without mentioning the president's name, and the silence from former president obama, it's quite a difference what you get from the two of them, him respecting sort of the protocol of not criticizin

i am so grateful to be here back at wellesley, especially for

the students at wellesley were very eager to hear her speak.eir talents to change the world and told them repeatedly to keep going, and, yes, she secured president trump. hillary clinton described her unexpected post-election activities to graduating wellesley seniors. >> long walks in the woods, organizing my closets, right? i wouldn't lie. chardonnay helped had a little, too. >> reporter: a windup of a roast to the president of the united states. you are graduating at a time when there is a full-fledged assault on truth and reason. some are even denying things that we see with our own eyes, like the size of crowds. >> as clinton delivered the ghensment speech at her alma mater she also issued a dire warning. when people in power invent their own facts and attack those who question them, it can mark the beginning of the end of a free society. there is a not hyperbole. it is what authoritarian regimes throughout history have done. they attempt to control reality. >> reporter: it was 48 years ago that clinton gave the student commencement addres

at least wellesley didn't have to pay for the speech. at least i don't think so.ips. i brought my own favorites. she says when people in power make their own facts, she says that's not hyperbole. we just had the 4th appellate court rule that the trump travel ban isn't legal baits discriminates against people on the basis of religion. but that's not an authoritarian country that would be doing that. this is someone who ran for the presidency of the united states saying to the graduates of wellesley that we are on the brink of ending a free society? it's preposterous. cheryl: she is doing what a loss of the mainstream media is doing. trying to get attention. trying to get attention brought to which she believes. i'm assuming she is angry. the news networks have been taking their own shots at this. even cnn and msnbc, they didn't take vice president pence today. i listened to his speech at the naval acaddie. they didn't even take it. they didn't bother. he is the vice president and she is not. >> it's traditional for the president other vice president to address the

at wellesley, it's the speakers that choose the commencement speaker and they invited mrs.er: this is the second time that she is deliver the commencement speech because 48 years ago, as a student, she delivered it. >> leland: that is history. "outnumbered" is now, we'll see you next hour. >> meghan: a big moment for president trump on the world stage. mr. trump taking off the final leg of his first trip abroad at the g7 summit in italy. meeting the leaders of the world major economies and what could be the most challenging g7 and some years as divisions remain on key issues. this is "outnumbered," a meghan mccain. here today, sandra smith, harris faulkner harris faulkner, commentator and fox news contributor, rachel campos-duffy and today's #oneluckyguy, brian kilmeade. you need no introduction. >> brian: i'm privileged to be

she started as a young woman at wellesley. i would encourage people to look at the whole speech rather than comment on that sound bite. this was not a political speech. this was an hour-long speech. the vast majority of which was not political. it was a call to action to these young women who graduated from we go le wellesley. >> it's not wrong to touch upon it, but to take a real hard turn -- >> it wasn't all politics, including the moment where she talked about how she felt when she lost and why she felt okay about it. take a listen to that. >> you may have heard that things didn't exactly go the way i planned. but you know what? i'm doing okay. one of the things that gave me the most hope and joy after the election when i really kneelneet was meeting so many young people who told me that my defeat had not defeated them. >> that's fantastic. things like that are good. i just didn't -- you know, talk about herself, talk about being inspirational to women, talk about things that are relevant to her now, not -- i don't want to

the joke that hillary clinton told at wellesley, but you got to admit there are comparisons here.hey both hated the media. they both caused the intelligence community -- >> that was before watergate, i'm not bringing that up the watergate comparison for your point. >> what i'm saying is they both caused the intelligence community to be so alarmed that there were leaks, and it was deep throat who was from the intelligence community, director of the fbi. here we don't know the identities but there are patriots inside of the government who feel alarmed by what they are seeing. >> david -- >> we don't know it's going to end in the same way. all i'm saying is that it is not wild to draw some comparisons, especially since they both fired the investigator. >> let me say this. >> go ahead, ben. >> first off you're not a patriot if you're leaking to undermine the president of the you state of america because you don't like him. >> that's not why. >> many are leaking because they don't like the president. second thing is, i think it's exhausting and irresponsible to keep bringing up the wor

we met at a harvard-wellesley knicks are -- harvard-wellesley mixer. a week after we met, she told her brother she was going to marry me. i did not learn that until about a year later. brian: what year did you marry? mr. brzezinski: 1955. three children. they are here and in new york. is a republican, and he served in the senate, spend some time in ukraine. volunteered for the military at one point and became a reserve officer. he was a deputy assistant secretary of defense under rumsfeld. is now at booz allen. a second son is a democrat, their active politically. currently engaged in a national campaign. he served on the clinton national security council staff. he also obtained a phd at oxford. got into harvard. my daughter is a television reporter or anchor. she was doing that for cbs for a while, and then after the upheaval there, she left and is now connected with msnbc or nbc. person that a people i defy me of being the father of. brian: back in 1989 -- and i have interviewed you sense, -- haven't interviewed you se -- you since -- here is what yo

and presidential candidate hillary clinton was the speaker at the graduation center -- ceremony at wellesley college, her own alma mater 48 years ago. this is just over 30 minutes. [applause]

i am so grateful to be here back at wellesley, especially for president johnson's very first commencementand to thank her,

. >>> hillary clinton delivers commencement address at alma mater, wellesley college, calling his budgetol and taking a dig at so-called fake news. >> just log onto social media for ten seconds, it will hit you right in the face. people denying science, concocting elaborate, hurtful conspiracy theories about child abuse rings operating out of pizza parlors. [ laughter ] >> that's of course why she lost. the wellesley commencement stage is a familiar one for her, she gave the commencement address as a student there 48 years ago. >>> the liberal left going nuts over recent comments by housing secretary ben carson. listen to what he said here. >> i think poverty to a large extent, is also a state of mind. you take somebody who has the right mind-set, you can take everything from them and put them on the street, and i guarantee you in a little while, they'll be right back up there, and you take somebody with the wrong mind-set, you can give them everything in the world, they'll work their way back down to the bottom. trish: and you know what? ben carson should know. he had to overcome a lot.

at a graduation speech at her al ma mater, wellesley college, she talked about how she got her defeat to the hands of donald trump. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> i'm going to devote a lot of my future to helping you make your mark in the world. >> reporter: she's back. hillary clinton at her alma mater, wellesley college, in her first major speech since president trump took office. 48 years later, clinton is back at the mike, where she once stood as a student. delivering a fiery commencement speech. >> they may even call you a nasty woman. >> reporter: clinton sharing all with the women's liberal arts college. >> you may have heard that things didn't exactly go the way i planned. >> reporter: and how she coped with the bitter loss. >> long walks in the woods, organizing my closets, right, i won't lie -- chardonnay helped, too. >> reporter: she said this is the campus that launched her life of service. recalling the time when president nixon's administration was in turmoil. while clearly alluding to the current administration. >> we were furious about the past presidential election,

here a naive girl from ,allas and steadman and glenda i and all of those who love to you,e grateful wellesley, for the women in process you gave us back. you could feel the change about a year and a half after being your because she went from daddy, this is hard to daddy -- [laughter] i won't be able to go on the trip because i have to study, daddy. that woman thing. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, the band was created as a public service by america for television companies and is brought to you today by your cable and satellite provider. >> tomorrow on c-span, a look at the politics and security in the asia-pacific region and tensions at 10 korean peninsula a.m. eastern here on c-span. later in the day, a symposium exploring school integration the board ofnd education. the landmark decision that found state laws establishing separate schools for black and white students to be unconstitutional. live coverage from the thurgood marshall college fund tomorrow on c-span. >> it resulted in a naval victory for the u.s. over japan just six months after the attack on pearl harbor. ameri

clinton graduating from wellesley in 1969. she gave a historic speech 48 years ago as the first student speaker during a graduation. >> she struck me as a red drink, not had a chardonnay striker. >> coming cup, a family searching for justice. their 3-year-old son killed in a crash. the reason charges against the driver have taken months to file. >> and you may not be seeing too much sunshine right now, but we will be climbing into the 70s. i will have a quick preview of what you can expect as you head into memorial day weekend coming up right after the break. stay with us. >> coming up after nbc bay area news at 11:00, "access hollywood" live followed by "days of our lives" at 1:00 p.m. caught up on breaking news--- we )ve been following since the early 10 o )clock hour. >>> let's get you caught up right now on breaking news that we have been following out of oakland since the early 10:00 hour. what you're looking at here, images from nbc bay area skyranger of a partial building collapse as workers were pouring cement on the r

clinton spoke at wellesley college last night. delivered a stinging rebuke of president donald trump. she called the president's proposed budget an attack of unimaginable cruel on the most vulnerable among us. she had this to say. >> when people in power invent their own facts and attack those who question them, it can mark the beginning of the end of a free society. >> clinton went on to say that she is bouncing back from her devastating loss in november. >>> we've got much more coming up right here on "action news," saturday morning, a san francisco cafe, ooh, that has gone to the rats literally. we'll explain why the rodents are part of a dinner theater. >>> pirates of the carribean hit theaters, stay with us, we're coming right back. >> a pleasant good morning to you, 6:00 a.m., saturday, may 27. following on "action news." >>> the holiday weekend off at that a violent start after gunfire rings out in delaware county. right now police are searching s shot overnight. >>> the boardwalk in any new jersey shore town will be crowde

. >> staying with graduation ceremonies, hillary clinton was at her all-female alma mater wellesley collegelandsing a few blows on donald trump by recalling the nixon era of 1969, the year she graduated. hillary clinton: we were furious about the past presidential election of a man whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace with his impeachment for obstruction of justice. >> as your representative, you can count on me to fight back. fort --hat about ji and gianforte? a body blow to his reputation. jane: learning a language is a goal many of us aspire to but which one would you choose? sometimes it depends on upcoming travel or work, but current events may also play a role. we have enlisted the help of our colleagues around the globe for this report. >> what is the secret to having a real impact on government? with this white house, i'd say buy rosetta stone and learn russian. >> kerry might have been joking about current goings-on in washington, but there is actually a strong correlation between global politics and which languages americans learn. [speaking in foreign language] >> we

(grant) today she gave the commencement address at wellesley college...catherine heenan is here with more on a speech that didn't reference president trumpby name.......but clinton's angry message was very clear... (catherine) clinton got an exuberant welcome at wellesley -- her alma mater -- where she also delivered the 1992 commencement speech.. this time....she detailed a scathing critique of the current political landscape.... she never actually mentioned donald trump by name....but peppered her speechwith barbs clearly aimed at him. there were moments of humor....when she said she's doing ok and said "chardonnay helped a little.".....but her message was mostly a warning. telling graduates for example, that they're graduating at a time when there's a "full-fledged assault on truth and reason." hillary clintonfmr. secretary of state as history majors know all too well, when people in power invent their own facts, and attack those who question them, it can mark the beginning of the end of a free society. clinton has indicated that she blames the handlin

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friday, former secretary of state hillary clinton addresses the graduating class at her alma mater, wellesleyege. to at could this before a sign of things to come? police showing off their own robo cop. the robot officer is the first of a fleet of robots that will control malls and tourist attractions. people can use them to report crimes, pay fines and use a touch screen. >>> prices on the move. the day amazon tops a cool grand. cnbc's susan graham has more. >> oil prices are recovering some ground this morning after crude tumbled around 5% on thursday. investors are looking past a disappointment at a meeting by opec which didn't result in bigger supply cuts. op opec has some of the world's largest oil producers. they agreed to extend an existing production cut until nexting march. wall street shrugged it off with the dow and the nasdaq posting gains for a sixth straight session. will today be the day that shares of amazon top the $1,000 milestone for the first time ever after closing just around $993 yesterday, amazon stock is up more than 30% this year as investors have continued to flock

. >> reporter: it was a familiar stage for hillary clinton, back at her alma mater, wellesley college, 48 years later to again deliver a graduation address. first, sharing how she's bounced back from her bruising loss in the presidential election. >> long walks in the woods. organizing my closets, right? i won't lie -- chardonnay helped a little too. >> reporter: clinton then taking on her former rival. her most direct attacks yet against president trump. >> when people in power invent their own facts, and attack those who question them, it can mark the beginning of the end of a free society. >> reporter: it was at this same ceremony in 1969 that a young hillary rodham launched her political career with a speech to her fellow graduates. at the time it was president nixon's white house in political turmoil. >> we were furious about the past presidential election of a man whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace with his impeachment for obstruction of justice. but here is what i want you to know. we got through that tumultuous time. >> reporter: shortly after, "new york" magazi

former secretary of state hillary clinton addresses the graduating class of her alma mater, wellesleyege, while mike pence sneaks at the u.s. naval academy's graduation. >>> on sunday the veep will be at his home state of indiana to attend the 101st indianapolis 500. >>> could this be a sign of things to come? police in dubai are showing off their own robo cop. it's the first that will patrol malls and tourist attractions. people will be able to use them to report crimes by using a touch screen. >>> amazon tops a cool grand. we're watching your money before the holiday weekend. good morning. >> good morning. s, it's ticking higher once again after opening the session lower. it's almost 5% fall in wti and brent. after opec came out with confirmation of a nine-month extension to the existing deal. it didn't necessarily disappoint, it's just that markets wanted more. we got a bounce in oil earlier in the month when the deal was bandied about in the press by the saudis and the iranians. yesterday's deal didn't give anything additional which is what markets were hoping for. indeed, it is o

hillary clinton speaking at wellesley college comparing the president to richard nixon. we were furious about the past presidential election. of a man whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace with his impeachment for obstruction of justice. >> even a jab from former house speaker john boehner, saying foreign affairs have been a bright spot but, quote, everything else he's done has been a complete disaster. >> as for that latest controversy, the "new york times" reporting this morning that kushner wanted to set up that back channel with russia to discuss syria strategy. nbc news has not independently confirmed that report. president trump heads home to grapple with all of this in just a few hours, melissa. >> kristin, thank you. >>> a major american figure close to us here at msnbc has passed away. foreign policy expert brzeznski has passed away. he was president jimmy carter's national security adviser a took part in peace talks at camp david. he was part of the extended family of this network and we send our condolences today to our colleague and friend amika a

the former secretary of state delivered a fiery commencement address at wellesley college. she joked about how she coped with losing the presidential election with walks in the woods and drinking chardonnay. she made a not-so-subtle reference to the current president about the feeling on campus when richard x and was present. >> we were furious about the past presidential election. about a man whose the presidency eventually ended in his impeachment for obstruction of justice. [ cheers and applause ] >> she also delivered the commencement speech when she graduated from the all women's school. >>> former president obama met with prince harry today. they discussed support for veterans, mental health, conservation, and empowering young people. obama also extended his condolences for the victims of the manchester attack. >>> we are learning more information tonight after a 10- year-old boy was thrown from a waterslide at a new waterpark. they are taking a closer look at safety. we are live at dublin with more details now.>> reporter: if you take a look behind me, this is the ri

clinton gave the commencement address today at her alma mater wellesley college in massachusetts. she told graduates about the day she was in their shoes 48 years ago. just a few months after nixon was elected. >> we were serious about the past presidential election. [ laughter ] >> of a man whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace with his impeachment for obstruction of justice. [ laughter ] [ applause and cheers ] >> clinton criticized the trump administration's recent budget proposal saying it represents unimaginable cruelty. >>> a mysterya man unplugs a bounce house with children inside. home surveillance that could lead to the man people are calling a neighborhood grouch. >> plus, life was off to a ruff start for these dogs. the effort now get them into forever homes. >> and we give you a first look at a new floating waterpark at springlake opening just in time for the holiday lovely. ,, ,,,,,, ,, ,, ,, ,,,, >>> >> closed cap tioning for this newscast is sponsored by "living spaces." >>> traffic alert for you now. a live look at over at the bay bridge. where the driv

it on friday, from nobody other than hillary clinton herself, who gave a commencement address at wellesley college where she made the allusion between president trump and richard nixon in the middle of watergate and noted that he got pushed out largely on obstruction of justice allegations. in some ways, there are parallels, what nixon did, the smoking gun tape that finally pushed him out the door. it was ordering his chief of staff to tell the c.i.a. to tell the f.b.i. to back off, to not pursue an investigation into the burglar. into the burglary and its connections. whether this counts as the same thing, i don't know. what gerald ford once said is impeachment is what the house of representatives died it is. right now, you don't see any move towards that. it's a talking point but so far hasn't resulted in anything beyond that. >> is there really no move from congress on the obstruction of justice front? >> well, the leadership in the house and democrats in the senate don't want to be talking about impeachment. they don't think that's good politics right now. for the republicans, it's com

hillary clinton, wellesley college class of '69, returned to her alma mater today to deliver the commencement address. she spoke about the man who was in the white house when she graduated, but seemed to be making a veiled reference to the man who's there now. >> we were furious about the past presidential election of a man whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace with his impeachment for obstruction of justice. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) after firing the person running the investigation into him at the department of justice. ( applause ). >> mason: clinton was speaking, of course, of president nixon who resigned before the house could impeach him. republican greg gianforte is heading to washington to represent montana in the house. he won a special election yesterday, the day after he was arrested for body slamming a reporter. barry petersen is in big sky country. ( applause ) >> reporter: in victory, republican greg gianforte was first happy then humble. >> i should not have responded in the way that i did. and for that, i'm sorry. >> and you're forgiven! >> reporter: gia

alison: hillary clinton delivered the commencement speech at her alma mater wellesley college. things haven't been that bad since she lost the presidential election. >> i have gotten to spend time with my family. especially my grand children. i was going to give the entire commencement speech about them but talked out of it. long walks in the woods. organizing my closet. right? chardonnay helped a little, too. [applause] >> she went on to trump without mentioning him byo go for the project. >> a morning commute that involves driving the office to work. >> this is a point partnership. this looked like a big truck when it pulls up. but then it opens up to the size of a small apartment. >> they are seeing the patients for 25 years. aries. sometimes it's physical for teens or check-in for babies. >> it's convenient. they are always there when you need them. even through the ups and downs of the health policy. they have been able to keep to schedule before, during the years of the affordable care act. with the threat of the lost medicaid funds. the reimbursement may go down. but we

hillary clinton comparing president trump to president nixon while giving a commencement address at wellesley that tape for you. watch this. >> we were asking urgent questions about whether women, people of color, religious minorities, immigrants would ever be treated with dignity and respect. we were furious about the past presidential election of a man whose presidency who would eventually end in disgrace with his impeachment for obstruction of justice. after firing the person running investigation into him at department of justice. stuart: reaction what you heard. >> talking about treating women with respect, she needs to look at her husband, who was impeached who was actually impeached. nixon was not impeached. when we go forward after this, it is clear hillary clinton won't go into the sunset. she won't go away. she repeats the same narrative that made her lose. i don't think we'll see hillary clinton go away. she needs money. she needs something to fund the resistance. she will continue to stay into politics. stuart: i want to raise this, president trump tweeted this literally moments a

the most vulnerable among us, the youngest -- >> this is the third time clinton has addressed a wellesleyge graduation. the last time was in 1992. but the first, back in 1969, when she was a graduate herself. >>> be ready to make of room for more motorcycles on the road this rolling thunder tribute, now in i 30th year. still ahead at 5:00, we're catching up with the riders at the national cathedral. >>> vandals destroying some 90 grave sites right here in warrenton, virginia, in this historical cemetery. everywhere you see a yellow caution marker, that's a tombstone that's been damaged. just ahead, we'll get an update on the seah for therc vo: at dominion, we have a long history of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation r energy like natural gas., dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun sh