president clinton was phoning chell sea clinton with the good news. we lost that one. it was so funny, but we ended up in new orleans after all of that and that was the head shirt "today show" and i couldn't go anymore. collapsed. that's the thing about primaries. they are harder than generals. they really are and so much more intense. you just hate everybody and you want to -- [laughter] >> i hate them. remember the tirade in the fundraiser in baltimore? [laughter] >> there is something we should never forget about the new hampshire defeat and that is, they came in late that night and nobody was talking. everybody was quiet. you may remember this. and somebody asked the question, governor, what do we do now? and the governor said, take me to the people. that was his response the night of the defeat in new hampshire. he said, take me to the people. he didn't say call the "times," "journal" or the networks, he said take me to the people because he understood where democracy ultimately resides. and it's not in the editorial pages of "the post," "the times." he went to ge

and clinton i believe was stunned by that. actually stunned. >> dlint, i think was willing to do things that most democrats would not do. >> including, for example -- >> he was for a national competition among insurance companies. so he was willing to do things but i do believe that this congress really hated. they were for 'before they were against it. >> bill: it president obama had taken the simpson bowles suggestions, republic house could not have gone up against that it would have been political suicide. >> bill: that's exactly right. you are touching upon the difference between bill clinton and barack obama. bill clinton is a political animal. he is a brilliant brilliant political strategist. the thing that was important for bill clinton is to get reelected. he did what he could with the republic congress. he did welfare reform and balanced budget. barack obama is the exact opposite. obama is a pure leftist idealogue. >> alan: that's ridiculous. >> bill: wait, monica. >> that's not true. >> bill: i'm going to give you a

clinton says the u.s. will consider upgrading the levels in myanmar from the current defair. she says it has been productive. >> i told the leadership that we will certainly consider the easing and elimination of sanctions as we go forward in this process together. >> very happy to meet you. >> clinton invited suu kyi for dinner thursday at the mission. they plan to meet again during the day to discuss how to support reforms. nhk world's june kobayashi has the story. >> clinton welcomes signs in myanm myanmar. but she stressed this is just the beginning. she indicated that united states would lifting sanctions if the reform efforts continue. clinton's visit impacts the importance the obama administration places on the asia pacific region. at the same time, china is expanding its presence in this part of the world. myanmar's step toward democracy have provided united states with opportunity to reengage with the countries. from myanmar's side, its house brought desire and -- relationship with united states.

when the press tried to paint clinton as racist. >> bob: it has taken obama and clinton to get in the saddle together. he doesn't want to open up the scab. the racist thing hurt, and hurt badly. it was unfair. clinton decided to bury the hatchet. >> dana: why hasn't president obama help pay off the hillary clinton campaign debt? >> a good question. the tension is still alive and well. they are nice in public. bill clinton doesn't want obama to get the good press. when he said do you think they will favor him? yeah, but hopefully not more than me. the tension is there. talking to democrats off the record who don't want their names out there say the only reason that clinton is campaigning to obama is to help his wife. >> greg: i don't know if the tension is between obama and hillary still there. obama was the other woman. it was dnc that tossed hillary aside. >> andrea: that is deep. >> greg: thank you. >> eric: there are robo calls for hillary 2012. dana, weigh in on this. listen to david axelrod blaming republicans, saying they want the economy to falter. blame anybody. but take a lis

and clinton i believe was stunned by that. actually stunned. >> dlint, i think was willing to do things that most democrats would not do. >> including, for example -- >> he was for a national competition among insurance companies. so he was willing to do things but i do believe that this congress really hated. they were for 'before they were against it. >> bill: it president obama had taken the simpson bowles suggestions, republic house could not have gone up against that it would have been political suicide. >> bill: that's exactly right. you are touching upon the difference between bill clinton and barack obama. bill clinton is a political animal. he is a brilliant brilliant political strategist. the thing that was important for bill clinton is to get reelected. he did what he could with the republic congress. he did welfare reform and balanced budget. barack obama is the exact opposite. obama is a pure leftist idealogue. >> alan: that's ridiculous. >> bill: wait, monica. >> that's not true. >> bill: i'm going to give you a

, but get more hillary clinton. look at her approval rating at 69%. trumps her husband's. >> that's absolutely right. and there may be a good chance that they, that later on they will get together. i think everybody is asking, as i go around the country, what is the possibility of hillary being on the ticket and swapping joe biden over to the state department? way too earlfry the white house to make that call, but come summer and he's in a tight race and president obama is in a tight race, he may want to play that card. i'm not sure hillary clinton wants to do it or joe biden wants to do it, but the president may have some persuasive power. i want to go back to bill clinton in just a minute. no question that bill clinton will be supportive of barack obama during the campaign and the obama people will want to showcase bill clinton, for example, at the democratic convention in charlotte this next year. but i think the real way to draw upon bill clinton's strength is to ask had imfhim for more help creating jobs. bill

and that might not be to get more bill clinton, but to get more hillary clinton. look at her approval rating at 69%. trumps her husband's. >> that's absolutely right. there may be a good chance that later on they will get together. everybody is asking what is the possibility of hillary being on the the ticket and swapping joe booiden to the state department? come summer he's in a very tight race, president obama is in a tight race. he may want to play the card. i'm not sure hillary clinton wants to do it or joe biden wants to do it, but the president may have persuasive power. i want to go back to be bill clinton. there's no question, as james carville said, there's no question bill clinton will be supportive of barack obama during the campaign. the obama people will want to showcase him at the democratic convention in charlotte. this next year. but the real way to draw upon bill clinton's strength is to ask him for more help on creating jobs. bill clinton has a book out now. he had a central idea about a year ago to create far more green jobs, to retrofit the bui

and that might not be to get more bill clinton, but to get more hillary clinton. look at her approval rating at 69%. trumps her husband's. >> that's absolutely right. there may be a good chance that later on they will get together. everybody is asking what is the possibility of hillary being on the the ticket and swapping joe biden to the state department? come summer he's in a very tight race, president obama is in a tight race. he may want to play the card. i'm not sure hillary clinton wants to do it or joe biden wants to do it, but the president may have persuasive power. i want to go back to be bill clinton. there's no question, as james carville said, there's no question bill clinton will be supportive of barack obama during the campaign. the obama people will want to showcase him at the democratic convention in charlotte. this next year. but the real way to draw upon bill clinton's strength is to ask him for more help on creating jobs. bill clinton has a book out now. he had a central idea about a year ago to create far more green jobs, to retrofit the build

thein sein welcomed clinton's visit. it's the first time an american official of her seniority has traveled to the country in 56 years. clinton reportedly spoke about the u.s. position on myanmar, including the need to accelerate reforms and free all political prisoners. clinton said thein sein pledged further reforms. myanmar's ultimate goal is to see the end of economic sanctions. clinton spoke saying the discussions had been productive. she said the u.s. would consider lifting sanctions if myanmar keeps progressing with reforms. >> we want to see political and economic reform take hold and i told the leadership that we will certainly consider the easing and elimination of sanctions as we go forward in this process together. >> nhk world's jun kobayashi is there covering this story. jun, why is clinton undertaking this visit at the time and why has her meeting with president thein sein achieved? >> reporter: clinton welcomed sign s of democratization in myanmar. but she stressed this was just the beginning. she indicat

. >> clinton. >> i'd go with biden. >> clinton. >> clinton. >> hillary! >> joe biden to secretary of state, and jennifer granholm, former governor of michigan as his running mate. >> boy, you're original. >> who do you think, biden or hillary. >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear? >> biden or clinton for vice president this time running as president. >> i like them both. >> you're tough. >> aarp is a nonpartisan -- >> okay! you got your name in there! aarp, i have never heard of the organization in my life! i've never -- i'm just kidding. >> you could be one of our -- >> no, but i'm eligible. >> sir, biden or hillary ç clinton? >> neither one. >> either one? >> neither one. >> clinton. >> hillary clinton. >> i think we're moving towards clinton. definitely clinton. >> clinton or biden? >> definitely hillary. >> stay with joe. >> stay with joe. are we having a correlation of male/female here? everybody here who's said hillary clinton, raise your hand. all the women raise your hand and keep it up. the men who said hillary clinton -- >> see, way back there are ther

president clinton and the clinton global initiative have been tremendous partners in rallying them to join this effort. so in june at cgi america, we announced initial commitments of $500 million to upgrade 300 million square feet of building space. some of these projects already under way. the good news is today we can announce that we're going even bigger. we've received larger commitments. we now have 60 major companies, universities, labor unions, hospitals, cities and states. and they are stepping up with nearly $2 billion in financing to upgrade an additional 1.6 billion square feet of commercial and industrial space by our target year of 2020. that's more than 500 empire state buildings. i just had the chance, along with president clinton, to meet with representatives of these 60 institutions that are involved and hear firsthand how they can put americans back to work but also improve their bottom lines. so you've got companies like best buy and walgreens that are going to upgrade store lighting, which is going to save them money. you've got manufacturers like alcoa that are go

clinton foundation. today the clinton foundation celebrates what it calls a decade of difference. >> 400 million people impacted in 181 countries. when you hear that do you think would you that's incredible or boy there's more to be done. >> both. >> because of this pill will save about 200,000 lives. >> driving down the price of aids medicine, price of malari medicine, building up health care systems. i have to live a long time to do as much good for people. i can go places and do things. >> like this trip in 2006 when the former president visited hiv positive children at an orphanage in cambodia. >> looking at these 300 kids at various ages and you realize they got an excellent chance to live a normal life. just because they got what here you would take for granted it was overwhelming to me. cambodia was one of the happiest days since i left the office. >> he's visited haiti 20 times since 2009. his foundation has raised $23 million towards the rebuilding effort. helped fund programs to fight childhood

back to the clinton/monica wins the thing. to flush out some republicans were offered a million dollars monica wins a million dollars the thing. to congressman and livingston's wife approached mr. flint and said she would try to get back together with her husband and appreciates the published material and the second thing was the whole clinton/lewinsky thing was not perjury because it was completely immaterial to the -- was a consensual affair. how is having a consensual affair would influence a criminal case, you just can't ask that. kenneth starr's behavior was much more inappropriate than bill clinton's ever was. >> guest livingston's wife who approached mr. >> they felt about clinton the way we do about president obama. they wanted to get rid of him and they would do it any way they possibly could. from the time the effort was started to prosecute clinton they were totally out of control. as i said earlier in the show i think people are going to be discussing this for decades to come about the pros and cons of how bill cli

bill clinton, former president, founder of the clinton foundation. for a decade he's been using his influence to change the world. a new job, he says, that's changed his life, too. no matter where he goes, president bill clinton is greeted like a rock star. the man many democrats call the best president in modern times is working to make the modern world a better place to live. >> you had it in your mind that you didn't want to spend the rest of your life wishing you were still president. >> that i was still president. i enjoy talking about what happened when i was president. i don't mind telling those stories. but you just need to keep doing something new. >> that urge to do something new inspired the former president to open an office in harlem and create the william j. clinton foundation. today the clinton foundation celebrates what it calls a decade of difference. >> 400 million people impacted in 180 countries. when you hear that do you think to yourself, wow, that's incredible or oh, boy, there's a lot more to be done? >> this little pill will

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which was hallmark of the clinton administration. ross perot got very involved in the debate about that after his unsuccessful bid for the white house. and our next clip is a very well watched debate about nafta with then vice president al gore. again on the "larry king live" program on cnn. >> i didn't interrupt you. >> guys -- >> we got to have a climate in this country where we can create jobs in the u.s.a. one way that the president and vice president can do for us and they're not. >> i would like to say something about that. that's a direct political threat against anybody who votes for this. >> colin powell -- >> a great soldier and doesn't know anything about business. >> i don't want to sit here and listen to you just take shots at president clinton. >> if we keep shipping our manufacturing jobs across the border and around the world, and deindustrialized our country, we will not be able to defend this great country. and that is a risk we will never take. >> he started off as head of the united we stand and i'm afraid he's go

secretary of state hillary clinton, and here's her assessment of the talks. >> hillary clinton spent over two hours at the presidential palace here with the talks for burmese president thein sein. he described the visit as a historic milestone and said he hoped it marks the beginning of a new chapter of relations between the u.s. and burma. she described the meeting as productive. she said it was a step towards reform. more has to be done. this was just the beginning. mrs. clinton made clear what else was expected of burma now. she said political prisoners had been released, but more had to be freed. she said aung san suu kyi was now allowed to participate in political protests, but all political parties had to be able to open offices, and elections had to be free and fair. she said it was important to resolve the ethnic fighting and promote national reconciliation. she also said burma has to cut its ties to north korea. if the country did all that, clinton said washington was willing to help burma become part of the world once again. she dangled the promise of more aid. talks with t

will it mean for the reset marchetta manas is going to be here to hash it all out and today hillary clinton gave a speech at the hague about internet freedom we're going to take a look at whether her words of wisdom for the world match up with internet policies right here at home or have all that and more fit and i couldn't get us happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. so today the president gave a press conference after his pick for the consumer financial protection bureau richard cordray was blocked by republicans and the president came out swinging saying not only that a recess appointment wasn't off the table but the once again republicans have put politics before the interests of the american people and i totally agree here that it is ridiculous how much opposition republicans are showing towards putting somebody in a position that's supposed to look out for you and i the consumers but that's not what i actually want to talk about today you see after he spoke about that and the payroll tax cut then the questions started coming about the g.o.

secretary clinton hopes the message will tip the scales in her favor. wendell goler, fox news. >> job site that prohibits listing real jobs. wait until you hear what one group is forcing santa claus to mov >>> and now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. in what national journal is causing a sign of the times, a democratic congressional candidate is attacking his republican opponent for supporting president obama. charlie wilson lost the re-election campaign in 2010 largely because republican bill johnson tied wilson to president obama and washington democrats. now it seems wilson is using the same tactic. "i am disappointed that congressman johnson supported president obama free trade agenda this year." the agreements will ship more of our jobs overseas." speaking of jobs, $230,000 contract awarded wi the energy department is going to web site designed to provide information to those interested in a green energy career. yet it prohibits the listing of actual jobs. the aesp will have a gateway to find way to enter the energy field. associat

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more of the clinton o'reilly showdown. what would president clinton do about the situation in iran? back in aomom a sizeable lead against both. that's the yowtz liar poll. last night bill o'reilly asked former president clinton about mr. obama's re-election chances. >> bill: president obama, his chances to be reelected are, i would say 50/50 at this point. would that be fair. >> i think they are a little better than that why would you think that when most of the polls show his approvals low 40s and most people 60% feel the country is headed in the wrong direction. >> his approval is up in the last few weeks and because of this payroll tax cut where is he for it and it looks like the house may not be. >> bill: yeah, but that's transient. >> laura: joining us from austin, texas fox news analyst karl rove. i'm watching the body language. i think we need the body rang wage expert to come in. i'm watching bill clinton's facial expressions. is it just me or does he not look like he is brimming with confidence about obama's re-election chances? >> i don't think this was a tough one. yeah,

clinton said that the u.s. would be willing to consider easing sanctions if further progress was made towards political reform. the u.s. senate has approved new sanctions against iran despite warnings from the white house that the measure could alienate americans -- it could alienate americans. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles.

secretary clinton hopes the message will tip the scales in her favor. wendell goler, fox news. >> job site that prohibits listing real jobs. wait until you hear what one group is forcing santa claus to move. grapevine is next. slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] now there's a mileage card that offers special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's your secret? ♪ [ male announcer ] the new united mileageplus explorer card. get it and you're in. >>> and now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. in what national journal is causing a sign of the times, a democratic congressional candidate is attacking his republican opponent for supporting president obama. charlie wilson lost the re-election campaign in 2010 largely because republican bill johnson tied wilson to president oba

is a bill clinton? -- the real bill clinton? >> there was a finding in the focus group that found he was a child of privilege. >> they did not know. he was so articulate that they assumed he was. >> we have to reintroduce to he was and what his values were off because they thought he was a rich kid with a silver spoon in his mouth. >> as james was saying, that culminated in a convention speech that was greeted in the arkansas experience. the argument was that he would defend the middle class because he was a product of the middle class. it was rooted in the arkansas experience. that became a metaphor for how he ascended and would help others assigned. >> he also very clearly when back to the new democratic reforms. when you have a primary in a state like new york, is sort of the fines you as opposed to you defined it appeared -- defines you as opposed to you defining it. >> he may have literally lost his voice in europe. -- in new york. >> when he picked his vice- presidential candidate, he really broke

clinton? >> i think that they hope that this real engagement by the data stage -- by the united states may produce rewards, the incentives may prove enough to continue this reform process, but there are real doubts, in particular they were about the fact that more political prisoners have not yet been released. we've been talking with people who say there are those in jail whose terms have been extended recently. it is still a case of two steps forward, one step back. there is also the issue of economic minorities. clinton will be meeting with ethnic minority leaders today. the key idea is to have a big conference that would bring together all ethnic leaders and opposition leaders and the burmese government together to try to work out a plan so that everyone can benefit in the new burma, but there is a long way to go before we get to that point. >> the burmese government has made reforms, released political prisoners to try to secure their position. have they been seen to do more for the ethni

and bill clinton is right. when you pay this much money, and the richest country in the world and we are getting ripped off by the healthcare system, you can't keep the status quo. status quo doesn't work. >> dana: bill o'reilly's response was a different prescription could be allowing for more competition, open the marketplace up. and that was what the argument, that is what it comes down to. the circuit court doesn't always get it right. >> bob: the two of them, open competition with what? insurance companies won't give competition to anybody. they have the most ruthless, no restraint. there is no antitrust. >> kimberly: good legal word. this concludes this week's episode of the bob's excellent adventure. don't miss what's up next. we love it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back to "the five." well if only people loved getting them as much as they loved seasoned sending them. the jibjabs, where you put video of faces you know on dancing cartoons that sing? i got three in 2006. some fan did it for us at "the

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there was strong criticism from world leaders, including hillary clinton. on tuesday, the organization for security and cooperation in europe. >> this was a flawed duma election in russia, including efforts to halt election monitoring by a civil society organization. and those were exactly the kind of activities that a country committed to the rule of law should welcome. they have been subjected to massive cyber attacks. >> despite this, government supporters have also been on the streets of moscow this week, determined to defend the election results as a true representation of the will of the people. weekly question -- does the broader population believe this, -- the key question -- does the broader population believe this? bbc news, moscow. >> just two years ago, hillary clinton and sergei lavrov painted this picture of camaraderie. how times have changed. my colleague joins me now. you were in the room. do you think it was our real reset? >> there is some dispute in the terminology used in the reset button. well it shows united states and russia can coop