bill and hillary clinton. hillary as recently as 2008 and her failed presidential campaign said that abortion should be safe, legal, and rare. not many democrats would say that today. miss howard, would you agree with bill and hillary clinton that abortion should be safe, legal, and rare? >> i would think that there's a lot of options that we could put in place that would limit the need for abortion in terms of supporting health care for women, access to contraceptives, making sure that they have insurance coverage or medicaid coverage. there are many things that we could do that would give them more of a choice in their own uh how they have health care. so that they don't necessarily have an unwanted pregnancy, but when they do have one, i think they have a right to make the decision about whether or not they want to continue that pregnancy. >> my question is simple. do you agree with bill and hillary clinton that abortion should be safe and legal and rare, and your unwillingness to say yes just demonstrates

and they were never going to support hillary clinton because hillary clinton had been married to bill clinton and bill clinton did nafta. he's the one back in the '90s talking about we have to embrace globalization and they felt very betrayed by bill clinton. they felt betrayed by nafta. and they felt angry about china's entrance into the wto, which we lost about 5 million factory jobs after china's entrance into the wto. they blame clinton for all of that. these are long-time union people. one guy told me, my father would have rolled over in his grave if he knew that had i voted for a republican. but they came sort of trump republicans because of trump's stance on trade. >> it's an excellent book and so important to understand where we are right now as a country. it's called "american made, what happens to people when work disappears". farrah stockman, garages on the book and thank you for being here this morning. >>> we only have a couple of seconds left in our remaining moments. you've been working the phones and you just got a few cables from across the atlantic. your final analys

there was a sighting of hillary clinton last night. any sightings today, do we know anything more about what the family is doing? >> well, it has been tough to tell because the way people can enter this hospital. a few hours ago we saw several black vehicles similar to the ones that the former secretary of state arrived in here yesterday. so it is quite possible that hillary rodham clinton has been back at the hospital today. but clearly she has been by the former president's side. >> miguel almaguer, thank you so much. dr. torres, hang in with us for a moment because we'll turn to one of your other specialties, the coronavirus and the fda advisory panel meet this is hour on the j&j vaccine. joining us now is a senior scholar at the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health and megan fitzgerald is in chicago covering a battle between the police union and the city over a looming deadline on vaccine mandates. dr. torres, let's talk about the johnson & johnson vaccine. how important is today's meeting for j&j recipients? >> it is im

jillian: hillary clinton says she's not quitting politics. todd: how the former president happens to be involved. >> her first foray into fiction. she just revealed her future plans in real life. >> i will never be out of the game of politics are running for anything. i feel our democracy is at stake. >> is not running for anything but she cited the riots that took place on january 6th and disinformation on facebook is reasons to stay in the political game. she's worried what is happening around the world and here at home as well and she's the lady to solve it. jillian: we will see. in the football world. >> reporter: john gruden is out of beautiful, reside as head coach after emails were exposed of him making offensive comments during his time at espn. one of them he used an anti-gay slur to describe michael sam, the first openly gay player to be selected in the draft. he made a joke about female referees and mocked the physical appearance of nfl players association executive director smith who is black. he wrote on twitter i have resigned a

>> amazing that this is the guy who was general counsel for hillary clinton's campaign, comes up with the russia hoax, orchestrates the false and damaging live that donald trump stole the 2016 election by colluding with russia and now he's out on tv talking about being a defender of democracy when his operation in 2020 was to sue state and get involved in litigation to weaken election security and create a system where tens of millions of mail in ballots flooded the system without being appropriately checked, the reason we have such chaos and confusion in the 2020 election and fascinating to me that it was the same guy who did so much damage in the 2016 election and also the 2020 election. laura: he looks like a bloated corrupt washington, physical embodiment of everything that is wrong with washington. cnn's brian seltzer recently asked this elias character about your book. is part of the exchange. >> how do you handle that intense scrutiny, that coverage, the criticism from right-wing media? >> i take it head on because i think that ignoring it, this is one of the things your show d

new images of hillary clinton leaving uc irvine medical center in california. they stress his diagnosis is not related to covid and not related to his history of heart disease. >>> also right now, key fda panel set to review johnson & johnson booster shots discussing the effectiveness of mixing and matching vaccines after they voted to recommend moderna boosters for millions of americans. >>> also the first boeing employee has been indicted for the two fatal plane crashes. he was charged with fraud for misleading regulators. about to make his first appearance before a judge in texas today. >>> this one has us talking. a work of art known as "girl with balloon" by the artist banksy. this first sold in 2018 for $1.4 million. a lot of money. then a hidden built-in shredder was activated. partially destroys this piece of art. well, now this partially shredded work of art with a new name, "love is in the bin" sold for $25.4 million, a record for a banksy piece or anything that's been put through a shredder i'll venture to say. $25.4 million, wow. >>> we've got a lot

i think hillary clinton integrated that home back in the day. >> so if one were to look at that period of time it was the time of great disruption and technological change, industrial change, though, parallels to today. so, you know, going through the digital revolution, there's challenges with immigration as they were back at that time. the purpose of studying history to understand our time today, what would you takeaway from the mckinley era that people can help to understand the time that we are going through. >> i think like you said, the technological advances and we just were expanding at rapid speeds and money was being poured into the country for industrial expansion and today we can take the strides to make sure that we have the infrastructure to be able to proceed and see these kinds of -- how important it is because they were doing it by half and chance and they were hoping for the best and sometimes that did not work out but i think we can learn from the past, we can learn from those -- those -- you know, those mistakes that were made there in those times, mckinley's time e

. >> según su portavoz está agradecido por los cuidados recibidos, su esposa hillary clinton lo visita en uci (unidad de cuidados intensivos) donde está por privacidad y hoy el presidente joe biden habló con él y espera verlo pronto. >> (audio en inglés). >> el expresidente hab sufrido complicaciones cardíacas con una cirugía y habló con la cadenaermana nbc al rpecto. >> es una lucha constante luego de la cirugía tan sería me di cuenta que me dieron un nuevo contrato de vida. >> pero los antecedentes médicos pueden volver. >> aumenta la frecuencia cardíaca y el corazón trabaja de manera más forzado. >> la noticia inquieta a todos más a los que le conocen de cerca. >> tanto tiempo que trabajé con él espero que se ponga bien y siga con su trabajo. >> maría paula ochoa noticias telemundo. >> y de california nos vamos a florida porque estuvo en corte nikolas cruz el hombre que mató a 17 personas en florida, se declaró culpable por agredir a un oficial y tamén de la masacre. >> vamos con los detalles. >> llegó vestido co si fuera un estudiante, nikolas cruz que mató a

clinton inaugurated that home back in the day. >> that was a time of great destruction and technological change and a lot of parallels to today so going through the digital revolution and challenges with immigration is a were back in the time. so the purpose of studying history is under center time today and so what would you take away from that era to understand the time going through. >> i think the technological advances and expanding it and rub his feet and money was being poured into the country for industrial sanctions and i think that we can learn from that and that today, we can take the strides to make sure that we have the infrastructure to be able to proceed and to understand how important it that is because i think they were doing it by happenstance they were open to the boston sometimes that did not work out and i think we can learn from the past and from those mistakes that were made than. especially being in that particular time because it was a radical change. >> you're actually more closely related to global glover and people remember that he bismarck is only nonsequenti

clinton's campaign was allegedly doing inside the government to bring down trauma. the fight to stop the pandemic and new promising pill taking orally from drugmaker, california the first in the nation to mandate vaccines from k - 12 schoolchildren. the new fico go to the supreme court two dozen states plan to battle but under president biden's plan to pay for the massive spending by letting the irs snooping everyone's bank accounts assuming right off the bat you are a financial criminal, we have the roadmap to how this is unconstitutional. thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonough, "the evening edit" start right now. ♪ we began with stocks, they were up to kickoff october the dow s&p 500 in the nasdaq, u.s. markets slide over 4% in september, no vote on infrastructure this is a hit to the white house of the democrat party both sides in a crisis mode, they went to capitol hill trying to seal a deal. hillary vaughn has more. >> house democrats grumbled that the president was not more involved in this process. he showed up on their doorstep the question was

his wife, hillary clinton, paying a visit late last night. jeff paul is outside u.c. irvine medical center. jeff, what do we know? >> if you didn't know it, it's hard to tell there's a former two-term president here in the hospital of orange, california. that's by design. the secret service is telling folks not to come by and bring flowers or gifts. we're here outside the hospital. you'll have the noise of the ambulance. president clinton has been here since tuesday. really speaks to the amount of privacy that he has been given so far. here's what we know about what is going on with him. the president, the former president, is in intensive care. that has nothing to do with the severity of his condition. it's more about safety and security. clinton was admitted to the hospital to get treatment for a urinary tract infection that spread to his blood stream. his doctors said this. his white blood cell count is trending down and is responding to antibiotics well. the california-based medical team has been in constant communication with his new york medical team. they hope

this morning, we saw former secretary of state hillary clinton along with their daughter, chelsea, arriving at the hospital where he's been staying since tuesday. natasha has been following this story from orange, california. what else have we learned about how the former president is doing? >> well, jim, he's doing better, we're told. the tests that are being done are showing positive improvement here. but the iv antibiotics treatment is something that's supposed to take three to five days generally and that's what they're still working on for him. if you count five days since he arrived on tuesday when he first felt fatigued, then five days would be in the next day or two. so it's looking like he may be released soon, but we're not sure which day and we do know however that he has some company inside at the moment. we did see secretary of state hillary clinton and daughter chelsea clinton go in there earlier this morning. doctors and staff have told cnn he's in good spirits. he's able to get up and walk around, he's got books with him, and joking with the staff. he eventually has to get o

because he is the new hillary clinton for them, they are making him the pinata of all of their disaffection and they're upset. >> in one america, dr. anthony fauci is trusted and even immortalized. in the other america though, he is tarnished and distrusted. how did dr. fauci of all people become a right wing bogeyman? >> tucker: here's what they're doing on fox news to make tony fauci into a right wing bogeyman. here's i was the subject. what they're doing is they're quoting him, okay? and they are quotes from yesterday to his quotes from three months ago, to his quotes from year ago, and they are noting that they don't all add up. if that's a smear campaign. but as cnn's media analysts pointed out in half of america tony fauci is immortalized, and that is true, it's not just the yard signs, it's the tony fauci flags, the tony fauci ornaments the tony fauci ornaments filmic clothing, the welcome mats, you can find it all online. now people are getting tony fauci tattoos, tattoos showing the date they got vaccinated per fauci's orders. some fauci disciples are literally tattooing vaccine ca

alta, dejó el centro médico con su esposa hillary clinton, saludó y agradeció al personal médico, regresa ahora a su domicilio en nueva york donde debe seguir con su recuperación . >> (música) . >> una nueva caravana con migrantes se prepara en la frontera sur de méxico para llegar a los estados unidos. muchos de quienes planean participar hicieron una vigilia como parte de los preparativos. pidieron alcanzar su meta sin caer en manos de la delincuencia, el gobierno mexicano les pidió no salir, tenemos la informacin de raúl torres . >> (sonido ambiente) le piden a dios que los cuide y los deje llegar a su destino (cánticos) tú eres fiel, señor ♪♪ en tapachula, chiapas hicieron una vigilia, miles de migrantes que se preparan para la caravana del 23 de octubre, esta mujer tiene fe en que llegará a los estados unidos . >> realmente si pedimos a dios con fe, él da respuesta. >> pero no solo buscan ayuda divina, también de las leyes, 2 mil migrantes solicitaron amparos judiciales para que no los deporten, la organización pueblos sin fronras, aseguran que la caravana será garnd

we have brand-new video from overnight of former secretary of state and first lady, hillary clinton, leaving the hospital. officials say the former president was hospitalized on tuesday at uc irvine with an unknown illness. doctors say he was given antibiotics and fluids and said to be responding well. it's noncovid related and it's an infection. they hope to release the former president bill clinton soon. >>> a live look at oracle park. beautiful sight. still stings a little bit, and may for a while. the magical season has come to an end. >> yeah, yes, there was a controversial ending, but this game had more than one play. >> good morning, everyone. i am anthony flores. a historic season comes to a heartbreaking and disappointing end. the giants lose to the dodgers in game five. more than 42,000 fans packed the house at oracle park. and logan webb gave up just one run while striking out seven in seven solid innings of work. darin ruf goes on a power trip. 452 feet tying the game at one. it would stay that way until the top of the ninth. belanger with the biggest hit of the series, a

had hillary clinton back in the day left her husband, would she have had a better standing when it came to running for president. it's interesting, georgina when she was villified for not leaving harvey weinstein right away, yet hillary clinton went on to run for the white house. howie: monica lewinsky has been interviewed on cnn, the today show, the daily show, but that doesn't necessarily translate into people -- i don't know, everyone likes to watch princess diana documentaries. i don't know that everybody wants to relive linda tr ipp and everything that went on. >> i think people are tired of cancel culture. they don't want to resurrect something that died years ago. i believe monica lewinsky has every right to say her peace. let's move on. howie: i'm glad she has been able to rebuild her life. she couldn't answer one question. if social media had existed, if we lived in the twitter-sphere when the scandal broke would bill clinton have been canceled? >> i believe in the me too era, yes. it's a different moment now than it was back then. with social media, absolutely, he would have b

and i'm sure hillary clinton's with him in southern california right now, and she's an incredible caretaker of him as he's had to go through these ups and downs with his health in the past decade. >> thank you, douglas. thank you, dr. reiner. i appreciate it. thank you so much. >>> i want to turn now to cnn senior political analyst ron brownstein and senior legal analyst elie honig. good evening, gentlemen. so here we go. the drama continues, and it's -- anyways, elie, the january 6th select committee officially saying they are moving to hold trump ally steve bannon in criminal contempt for refusing to comply with their subpoena, but this is an uphill battle. how long could i t how can he no? i mean when you look at the facts here, steve bannon has zero legitimate basis. he's saying executive privilege. he's saying attorney-client privilege. those things have no application to someone who is not an attorney and was not part of the executive branch. if merrick garland chooses not to charge this, where does that leave the committee? where does that leave congress? where does that leave our ba

i think the leaders of eig, like many people in washington, assumed that hillary clinton would win the 2016 election, but they had the perfect diversified portfolio. they had a democrat in the white house, and tim scott if there was a republican, but they could not have known that tim scott was on the finance committee and chairman orrin hatch asked four senators to lead the tax reform legislation and in shaping it, tim scott was one of them. when you are in that inner circle, you can get something done, and tim scott got it in with a really interesting assist from donald trump. host: before we get to that, one person in the early stage of the story is someone named ro khanna. who is he? guest: he is a congressman from silicon valley. he was very popular with silicon valley liberals because he was sort of socially liberal and economically appreciated economic growth. sean parker talked to him and tried to hire him to become the head of vig, but ro khanna said i'm actually going to run for congress, so you should talk to this guy. ro khanna runs for congress, sean parker contributes to

clinton but by golly, i find her to be more unbearable anddan e more unlikable than hillary clinton somehow and it's because it's the acting behind, it's the phony left, it's the cackling laugh.la again, to have to go out and get actors, we see joe biden appearing in front of a set with got kamala harris hiring child actors. i mean, what is actually going on in this agonist ration? this really does feel like a "saturday night live" skit. same amount of viewers, not very many, buty it's like to we have people were actually running our country or do we have actors that are just sitting around you know, saying what they're supposed to say, reading off a teleconference? why don't r they just let us red the teleprompter? it would be much easier. >> tucker: i totally agree she leaves you pining for the authentic maternal warmth of hillary clinton.e i mean, it's that bad. [cackles] candace owens, great to see you tonight. thank you. the leaders of one of the biggest states in the country have just ordered private businesses to push propaganda on children -- real propaganda hard edged lunat

a former secretary of state and first lady hillary clinton leaving the hospital. doctors say mr. clinton was hospitalized on tuesday at uc irvine with an unknown illness and he has been given antibiotics and fluids. they say he's responding well. a spokesperson says it's a noncovid-related infection adding that he is on the mend and in good likely he'll be released in the next 24 hours. >>> san francisco giants fans feeling a little blue after a bad call at a bad time to end last night's thrilling playoff finale against the dodgers. the call will no doubt have fans wondering what if probably forever. the giants flores with a check swing. the ump called it strike three. fans leaving oracle last night not too happy about it. many disappointed, even mad. the scene outside the stadium at times got tense and violent. this is video from a hotel across the street afterward. someone on the ground and a man walks up. we're going to freeze the video there but we'll tell you this. the video shows him kicking the confrontation between a giants fan and dodger fan. police would not confirm tha

hillary clinton lost by four. now that he is under water, a very bad sign. >> what are they seeing or not seeing? >> i think this right here, how much has biden accomplished in office so far? in late april, look at this, 51%, fair majority but a majority nonetheless saying he accomplished a great or fair deal. look at late august. down to 40%. the clear majority saying look at this. 58% say he accomplished only some or very little. they don't think joe biden has gotten in office and done very much. . >> vaccinations, a real push for the administration, they got a lot of people vaccinated. with delta, people not feeling as good with that. that may be driving that. another thing they could do to help turn this around? >> i think they could. look, if you're not doing anything, the real way to solve that is to do something. look at popularity of joe biden versus his build back better agenda. look, joe biden's overall job performance, under 5 points. the $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan, a lot more support that. 57%.

clinton seen leaving the hospital as well. joining us now, senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen and jamie gangel. jamie, first to you know, you have a new update from clinton's office about how he's doing. what can you tell us? >> the new update is no changes overnight. which is good news. he's continuing to respond to antibiotics and they feel he's going in the right direction. just for a little background about what this happened, i'm going to left ave the medical t elizabeth, i'm told by the office staff tuesday he just didn't feel well. he was very, very fatigued and certainly that must have been severe enough for them to take him to the hospital. he was tested. they discovered this infection. and immediately started treating him with antibiotics. that said, he's apparently in a very good mood. he's talking to his staff, he's talking to his family. he was walking around the icu so much that his doctors told him to get back in bed, and we saw those pictures of hillary clinton visiting him there out in california for

clinton. you declassified these notes and it is clear that they show brennan telling obama we have intelligence that proves hillary clinton is trying to tie trump to a russia scandal and that was part of obviously what they knew to be true even though they made believe they thought trump was colluding and the media followed suit. your thoughts on the michael sussman indictment and whether or not you'll see other indictments from john durham. you worked so hard on this as well. >> we predicted it. we talked about it on this show. we said there was fisa abecause and kevin clinesmith was indicted on lying to the fisa court to lie spy on the trump campaign. we talked about the fact that the hillary campaign created the russia collusion and the intelligence knew about it. they briefed the national security team. i said there would be indictments forth coming. michael sussman is the first on what i hope would be a number. i provided declassified documents. i provided 1,000 intelligence community doc

and hillary clinton, as you rightly described, she was trying to carry that line around with her for the rest of the race it was one line, part of the reason why it doctor so much in 2016, was that it was, it fulfilled what people assumed, underlying this whole conversation bryan's extraordinary loss of trust over the course of the last 50 years. in government. in 1964, 77% of americans morales believe they could trust the government. that's collapsed 18% today. and it doesn't just have one place or one piece of the population. it's felt broadly, for very different reasons. e i think you go to a place like west virginia, part of what we're seeing with joe manchin, kind of gumming up the works, is that from his perspective, his place, his state, is in a state of crisis. in the truth is, even though it looks to a lot of people like he is standing in the way of precisely the kinds of federal programs that was virginians rely on, he is also facing a political reality, where people in his state are saying, you need to show that you extract at a price from the democratic party, because we

he left the hospital with hillary clinton by his side after being treated for six days for a urological infection that spread to his bloodstream. the medical team says his fever and white blood cell count are normalized. and he will finish his course of antibiotics at home. >>> a new wrinkle in the investigation of the oil spill off southern california. investigators say a large container ship was involved in an anchor dragging incident in a storm last january. they believe it happened near the pipeline that leaked oil off huntington beach. they believe close to 25,000 gallons of oil spilled. >>> the saying goes you can't put a price on happiness. >> but apparently you can put a price on scaring your kids. brantley gets $30 per session to dress up as michael myers and other scary characters. he's been hired to scare nursing home residents. >> this is parenting done right. by the way, this started last year as an idea to provide children with an escape from the pandemic. look, these kids are terrified. that's what halloween is about, right? >> yes. i remember -- obviously, i was traumati

good grief, between hillary clinton and elizabeth warren, there must have been 3,000 white papers that were generated in those two election cycles, and sometimes that works to get over the hurdle of credibility and sometimes it doesn't, and i think having to compete against men who not only didn't have any policies but didn't have any experience to speak of was quite a contrast for many of these women running in 2020. >> jennifer rubep, your book is resistance, how women saved democracy from donald trump. we can talk later about whether or not you think democracy is fully saved. that's going to be another time. thank you for joining me, but we have breaking news on the whereabouts of a key senator in the ongoing negotiations on capitol hill. that's up after the break. stay with us. when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, e

clinton who invented the lie and then she delegated her dirty work, sean, to a coterie of confederates, including, as you point out, the law firm that not only allegedly disseminated the lie of the trump russia hoax i'm a but they lied about their clients, so other additional charges could include false statements to the fbi, obstruction of justice and because more than one individual was involved, a criminal conspiracy. what's so terribly revealing about this durham indictment, 27 pages long, is how vivid it is in a detail, the evidence is accumulating. times, dates, places, specifics, individuals who not only knew that it was all alive, but they had evidence that it was untrue, which they concealed from the fbi. here's just one smoking gun email, i will read one line, it tells the whole story. it reads -- we don't have any evidence -- "the only thing that drives us now is that we just do not like donald trump," so in other words, this was all driven, the greatest delusion in american political history by hatred of donald trump, and a first for power by hillary clinton and the power s

the russians attempting to hack hillary clinton's private server after trump urged them to. the huge social media campaign being carried out from russia to benefit trump. trump's campaign chairman meeting with a russian ns intelligence offer who he provided key polling data from the trump campaign. trump's national security advisor having secret conversations with the russian government and lying to the fbi about them. trump pursuing a big business deal, a biggest deal of his naou life, a trump tower in moscow as he insisted he had no business dealings in russia at all. we didn't know that when trump became president. that's only, of course, a partial list. we would eventually learn that from intrepid journalism as well as from investigations like the one adam schiff carried out on the intelligence committee in congress.rr and getting all of this down now, it's important for the historical record, but adam schiff has another point to make in laying out these facts. his argument in this book sort of at large is that before the january 6th attack on the capitol of which he giv

i'm sure hillary clinton is with him in southern california right now, and she's an incredible car taker of him as he's had to go through these ups and downs with his health the past decade. >> thank you, douglas. thank you are you dr. ryane er the reinert, thank you so much. >>> elie honig, the january 6 select committee officially saying that they are moving to trump ally steve bannon in criminal contempt for refusing to comply with their subpoena. this is an uphill battle. how long could it take? >> that will be up to merrick garland. if the committee follows through, and they've made very clear they intend to, then it will shift over to merrick garland to make the decision, does he charge the federal crime of contempt of congress. and a lot of people are asking that question. my question is, how can he not? when you look at the fact here, steve bannon has zero legitimate basis. he's saying executive privilege, he's saying attorney/client privilege. those things have no application to someone who is not an attorney and was not part of the executive branch. if merrick garland chooses n

there she is warning us again, hillary clinton, the woman who witnessed firsthand the transformation of the republican party into a cult of trump, top to bottom. signs of the gop's war on democracy are everywhere. there's a wave of those voter suppression laws hillary clinton referenced being passed in republican-run states. according to the brennan center's latest count of voting restrictions, 19 states enacted 33 laws that make it harder for americans to vote. there's also the crop of 2022 gop candidates effectively running on the platform of enabling the disgraced twice impeached ex-president and his lie about fraud. and then there's the effort to redraw the congressional map to give republicans an edge in the next election. "mother jones" reports on the texas gop's push to gerrymander districts there. they write, texas republicans are building a seawall against demographic change, an early indicator of how the republican party nationally is responding to momentous population changes, not by reaching out to minority communities but by diluting their voting power. at a time when te

the eig --i think the leaders of eig, like many in washington, assumed hillary clinton would win the 2016 election but they had the perfect person find a portfolio, cory booker, a democrat, and tim scott if there was a republican. what they could not have known but left out was tim scott was on the finance committee and the then chairman, orrin hatch, asked for senators to lead the tax reform legislation to make it -- shaping it. tim scott was one of them. when you are in the inner circle, you can get something done. he had an assist from donald trump at a key moment. host: one person that is in the early stage of the story is someone who wrote --. who is he? david: ro khanna is a congressman from silicon valley who was popular with silicon valley liberals because he was socially liberal but economically appreciated economic growth. sean parker talked to him and tried to hire him to become the head of eig but ro khanna said i'm going to run for congress. he runs for congress and sean parker contributes to his campaign. he loses. he winds years later and is now a democratic congressma

joining me now the press secretary for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and a man about washington. you've been here before. good evening to you. you've been here before so offer some insight. we have waited all night. it's looking like a mess, no vote yet. how do you see it playing out, brian? >> if i had to predict, don, i think one of two things is going to happen. one, either nancy pelosi will bring to the floor -- >> brian, standby. i'm getting some information. hang on one second. i just want to triple check. this is reportable, right? that was my mask that -- okay, so no vote tonight. that's what we're being told, that there will be no vote. let me check and see if it's in my inbox. i'm just being told by producers, brian, no vote tonight. what does this mean? it means they're not going to vote, right, in the broader sense of the term. >> this is not surprising. what i was about to say is one of two things was going to happen. either they would hold the vote on the bipartisan infrastructure package and it would fail on the house floor. or realizing it would fail they would d

foundation had been given special treatment by hillary clinton, when hillary clinton was secretary of state. this investigation wound down in january of 2020. in september 2020 press reports indicated that special counsel during steam was seeking information on the fbi handling of the clinton foundation investigation. during her confirmation hearing, and special counsel durham would have sufficient staff and other resources to complete that investigation. now obviously you've had more than six months on the job, can you commit to allowing this special counsel durham's investigation to proceed and obviously be free from any political influence? >> it's -- the money in the fiscal year and mr. durham is continuing so you can readily assume his budget has been approved. we don't normally make a statement about those things but, and that's the regulation which requires approval of the budget for the next fiscal year. and you would know if you weren't continuing to do his work. >> i will take that as a confirmation that the investigation is continuing into the clinton foundation and i think

and even of this was so closely held and people were not allowed into the discussions like hillary clinton until march and then they could not have staff at all. they literally had to lie to their assistance why they're going to the white house. they could not put meeting on they could not have any staff they cannot take any notes and all of that. it really was a meticulous process there are 17 meetings at that level before obama makes his decision. this is just in march and april of 2011, 17 meetings. various meetings obama would take it bigger and site is it worth it to get him? not just is he there and can we get them is it worth it to get them what are we going to get out of getting him? what is this say about our larger policy in that region? what does that mean for our relationship with pakistan? he took a lot of that into account. there are several reasons they thought it was important, i think they thought one, you could say this is macho but there's more to it than that. this is the architect of the worst terror attack on the u.s. in our history. if you can take him out that is im

reportera: imÁgenes muestran a hillary clinton entrando al hospital para visitar a su esposo siendo escoltada por el servicio secreto. en 2004 tuvo una cirugÍa de corazÓn abierto. [hablan en inglÉs] reportera: en ese entonces, dijo que de pronto si hubiese comido menos hamburguesas y carnes y menos estrÉs, estarÍa mejor. un vocero dijo que estÁ de buen Ánimo. [hablan en inglÉs] reportera: la casa blanca dijo que el presente biden llamo a clinton y espera que se recupere pronto. los mÉdicos enfatizan que la actual o lema de salud del ex presidente no estÁ relacionado con el covid—19. ilia: el departamento de justicia planea pedirle a la corte suprema que bloquee la ley que limita el aborto en texas. esto ocurre despuÉs de que un tribunal federal de apelaciones dictaminarÁ que podrÍa seguir en funciÓn. no se sabe cuÁndo el departamento de justicia harÁ una peticiÓn formal al tribunal supremo. jorge: la directora ejecutiva de un instituto en dallas puso en duda la existencia del holocausto... dice que deberÍan existir otros libros con un punto de vista . . el superintendente

is being used for hillary clinton's benefit, and he indicates that he thinks hillary clinton basically is a friend of his, but is lying through there. he also thought that donald trump, the 45th president, was ill-equipped to be president. he thought he was not somebody he could get behind was a big critic of bush of trump the 45th president, and he hadn't voted for republicans since he was bush 43. ainsley: he was republican and he changed to an independent. will: ainsley you brought up covid. look this day will be a day for many things for remembering the man, the leader that was lost. it's also a day to understand the implication on everyday americans, and the reports are he died from complications of covid. the family made a point in their post on facebook this morning, that colin powell was fully vaccinated, and as americans out there wonder what lies ahead for them and they search and they need truth moving forward, we're seeing data from across the world. we're seeing data from europe, from the uk, the fully vaccinated people are being hospitalized and fully vaccinated people ar

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hillary clinton hugged his icu nurses. mr. clinton was hospitalized with a untreated uti and it was a pretty close call. >> i think we are lucky he was near an excellent hospital that his team pushed him to go to the hospital right away. and get the care he needed. it is very dangerous. you know, literally hours, a day later could of died from the infection. >> the doctors released a statement saying his fever and white blood cell count are back to normal and all that is left for him to do is finish a course of antibiotics. >>> check this new video out. it is coming into the news room, eerie sight in the sky. a waterspout swirling off of the coast of cuba today. video slows the funnel-shaped cloud from different parts of town. waterspouts occur over a body of water but never reach land. no damage was reported from the waterspout. >>> well, on the subject of weather. tonight the sierra is seeing a big first snowfall of the season. the weather service says it could get up to 8 inches of snow. it will continue tonight through tom

he went on to support hillary clinton in 2016 donald trump, and again, joe biden in 2020 against donald trump. in january, after the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol, he said he was not longer part of the republican party, really breaking ranks. very -- he kept very close ties with members of both parties. traditional leadership of both the republican and democratic party. monte: while you were speaking, you listed out his many accomplishments. he had an illustrious career and he will be remembered as the first african-american secretary of state, buwhat wilhe be remembered for the most? reporter: well, you mentioned the fact that he was the first afcan-amican tothat, he broke tr barriers. he was initially the first african-american to be national security advisor and ronald reagan then, the first african-american, and also the youngest chairman of the joint chiefs. that was under george h. w. bush. evy time he had a new position, he was breaking new ground. kamala harris, mentioned the fact that he was someone that a lot of people in the african-american community, especially in th

clinton, i'm here on behalf of i just came across it myself. is it going to make a difference? he's a former national security lawyer from the justice department, like with a security clearance and everything who's worked on serious national security cases in the past. he goes back to his colleagues at the fbi and says this is going to end up in the press and has implications, you guys ought to look at it. do they care on whose behalf or anyone's he brought it in? i don't know. but that's the charge john durham made against this guy and that will ultimately be for a jury to decide, not you or me. but here's the rub. in their tireless efforts to try to make the russia investigation itself a scandal, in trying to bring this prosecution, this guy, john durham, barr's special prosecutor, he wrote this whole long 27-page indictment against this lawyer. and the indictment spells out this kind of inexplicable charge against the lawyer about whether he inconsistently described who his client was. but that 27-page indictment, it doesn't take that long t

why are so many among us willing to believe that hillary clinton was running a sex ring under a washington, d.c., pizza parlor? >> probably the most powerful cognitive bias of all the ones that have been shown by psychologists is called the my side bias. namely, people want to believe things that make their own tribe, their own coalition, their own sect look wise and noble and the opposing sect look evil and corrupt and stupid. and we twist our rational faculties, our reasoning about probability, our reasoning about logic to make things consistent with beliefs that reinforce the goodness of our tribe. more reasons than that, i would identify that as the first. >> so, i'm yearning for the days of my childhood when my hometown was terrorized by a man who had a hook for an arm and he was preying upon couples on lover's lanes. it seems like it's gotten a lot worse since then, right? >> you know, hard to say. that's one of the great urban legend, and the fact that before there was social media, before there was the internet, there were these urban legends, things told to you by -- that happened