>> this is challenging especially in 1992 when bill clinton runs, after having 12 years of republican domination it becomes difficult to challenge the dlc because they have a strategy. many people are critical, especially someone like jesse jackson after bill clinton -- publicly critical that ultimately end up supporting bill clinton because it is the only chance, better to have a democrat in office than a republican, it becomes a critical bargain in many ways for many progressive people in the democratic party so to go to your initial question about the direction of the party and where it is going the ends up by skewering other tensions toward bill clinton, tensions that are very much emerging today but have been there since the 90s. >> host: there is one gentleman involved in the democratic leadership council. who is out from? >> guest: a fascinating and impressive figure. he himself was a democratic congressional staffer who worked his way through the 70s and 80s, the chief of staff who was the head of the democratic caucus and he becomes the leader of the dlc in the mid 80s and wo

joined by al gore and at the state level like bill clinton but they stand for a change in the parties direction and parties structure. the other big thing that happened of a 1974 is the economic recession. there's atr struggle among come within the democratic party instead of putting news solutions to address the larger problems of the economy and wanting to find new ways to address the problems of the economy and they become the watergate babies who are then -- because of their love of the tech industry as a solution to the parties problem. >> 71984 election reagan versuse mondale, reagan wins 49 states. the democratic party was looking to change and how did it change? >> one of the key ways that changed with the 1948 escher like a four election is is as wake-up call and a group of democrats come together from a couple of different places. one of the groups from congress and another is a group of moderate democratic governors especially from the south, like chuck robb of virginia who see the party needs to shift its direction and they form what comes to be known as the democratic lea

john was bill clinton involved in the governor of arkansas? jim what he was one of the founding members he comes to the forefront as a major player in the dlcso after 1988. the other key thing for the dlc after the 1980 election and caucuses yet again historic was not quite as bad there is a sense of soul-searching and there needs to be something different. tthe dlc comes to task bill clinton summoned to both lead it and be his new leader. he takes on this role as a mechanism to launch his own career into international office. he shares his philosophy and shapes it in manyay ways. on his third h way. term does not really come in in the w late '90s. using more traditional and the all success in southern is able to target a lot of different kinds of voters. take what was policy platform and present in a why the appeal accessible set of terminologies. general bulk of the book tv your coverage of the tucson book festival. lily is a professor at claremont mckenna in california. she is the author of left behind the democrats failed attempt to solve

whereas bill clinton was someone who's actually very ideological who believed fundamentally believed in these ideas and a lot of what the dlc was trying to do was actually to shape shape the electoral strategy at the democratic party, but also to shake reshape theology of the party to make it much more focused on those types, so for the very liberal members of the democratic party back, then what we would call progressives today. what was their critique of the dlc? well, they called it and jesse had many choice words. probably captured on c-span. um, but of really being really frustrated, i mean one of them was that there was an old it was a southern voice network because it was primarily white southern men. another critical one is that they're the democrat he called them the democrats of the leisure class and that it was this idea that it was sort of trying to promote more upper middle class and upper class corporate interests and not really standing for what the democratic parties traditional base traditional base and values what there was a fear both that it was trying to marginal

i will be quick read bill clinton was impeached because we know why. what he did. he could have gone anywhere and he chose to do it in the oval office. as for the impeachment on trump, that was a scam, and i am glad he beat that. my question for you since i just said myself, what do you think about 2000 mules? i am curious to hear from all three of you. thank you. god bless. guest: i am happy to jump on that. i will just say that as far as the impeachment being a scam, he did not beat them. he was impeached twice. as far as the 2000 mule things goes? good for him. he knows how to make a buck. if i could put out a movie that i could sell one million tickets to and fund my ability to do only this kind of work instead of having to work a real day job, i would probably do it as well. i will not besmirch him that. i would encourage folks to understand how editing works, and they use a lot of the same material, over and over again. they don't have a lot of context. they are using basic parlor tricks of production to make a point. it is a piece of propaganda, plain and si

i will be quick read bill clinton was impeached because we know why. what he did. he could have gone anywhere and he chose to do it in the oval office. as for the impeachment on trump, that was a scam, and i am glad he beat that. my question for you since i just said myself, what do you think about 2000 mules? i am curious to hear from all three of you. thank you. god bless. guest: i am happy to jump on that. i will just say that as far as the impeachment being a scam, he did not beat them. he was impeached twice. as far as the 2000 mule things goes? good for him. he knows how to make a buck. if i could put out a movie that i could sell one million tickets to and fund my ability to do only this kind of work instead of having to work a real day job, i would probably do it as well. i will not besmirch him that. i would encourage folks to understand how editing works, and they use a lot of the same material, over and over again. they don't have a lot of context. they are using basic parlor tricks of production to make a point. it is a piece of propaganda, plain and si

this is the time to talk just briefly about bill clinton. and, bill clinton's utopian thinking. bill clinton in 1992, his campaign song was fleetwood mac's don't stop thinking about tomorrow. yesterday's gone, yesterday's gone, do not stop thinking about tomorrow. bill clinton was this very charismatic figure that was a very much like the future is bright. he came from a town called hope, arkansas. he was the boy from hope. literally the boy from hope. the future is bright, in all of his state of the union's, which were always very long, he would always discuss one new technological achievements are happening? what are the technological breakthroughs that are going to make our life and society better? his policy, he and many people like him dubbed themselves third way of democrats. that in this map onto the old end of history framework, they party had been the party of the left and critiques of capitalism. supposedly. that there were only two sides of the culture wars. there were only two sides of the economic wars. the party of johnson and the great society. that was no longer

that's also what bill clinton did as a democrat. people forget that bill clinton reduced federal spending by a miraculous 4% of gdp. he approve what amounted to one of the largest capital gains tact cuts in -- tax cuts in history and the economy blossomed. john f. kennedy did the same thing, dramatic cut in the income tax which produced a remarkable period of expansion. george w. bush -- or george h.w. bush increased taxes dramatically, increased spending dramatically, and it caused a period of great economic distress. so it's not a matter of the party, it's a matter of the policy. problem is m right now the democrats are pursuing a policy of massive spending, massive taxation, massive regulation, and it's crushing us. >> host: let's hear from tony on the republican line, california. >> caller: yeah, hi, representative. i've been a staunch supporter of the second amendment my entire life, and i just can't reconcile what happened with my views with what happened at uvalde. i don't understand how you can say that we need to arm teache

the difference was bill clinton, we are told, is that he was flexible. he could read the writing on the wall and see which way the parade was going. in his case, he got in front of it. there is skepticism that joe biden can do the same thing. do you think he can, will he be hostile to progressives in your party who seem to be calling the shots? >> you know, he won the nomination won a lot of progressives in the party had no chance. i cannot tell you what they said to me, a lot of people called me saying i was crazy for being towards joe biden. i look back on it now and say, who was the crazy one? you would have sold yourself short if you sold joe biden short. >> again, that is representative clyburn from fox news yesterday. your thoughts on whether either president biden or former president trump should run for office in 2024. democrats line in pennsylvania. this is crystal, a low. >> yes, good morning. i like joe biden. if he ran again and especially against trump i would vote for him. i could never vote for any republican, especially trump. trump took

that was not me writing it, that was bill clinton saying it. if president biden wants to assure -- ensure the democrats lose control, as many statehouses -- lose control of as many statehouses as possible, i'm sure his heart is in the same -- in the right place but i'm sure his brain is not the same place if he wants to keep his party in power. any time they push a proposal that will not happen anyway, it pushes millions of particularly new gun owners who are disproportionately asian, hispanic, black, andgton journa" continues. host:

i will be quick read bill clinton was impeached because we know why. what he did. he could have gone anywhere and he chose to do it in the oval office. as for the impeachment on trump, that was a scam, and i am glad he beat that. my question for you since i just said myself, what do you think about 2000 mules? i am curious to hear from all three of you. thank you. god bless. guest: i am happy to jump on that. i will just say that as far as the impeachment being a scam, he did not beat them. he was impeached twice. as far as the 2000 mule things goes? good for him. he knows how to make a buck. if i could put out a movie that i could sell one million tickets to and fund my ability to do only this kind of work instead of having to work a real day job, i would probably do it as well. i will not besmirch him that. i would encourage folks to understand how editing works, and they use a lot of the same material, over and over again. they don't have a lot of context. they are using basic parlor tricks of production to make a point. it is a piece of propaganda, plain and si

previous administrations could turn this around like maybe bill clinton, bill clinton wasn't senile and his vice president wasn't incompetent. between the two of them, they were able to change things. this administration, i don't think so. >> laura: now, biden's hhs secretary actually admit, molly, that they knew about this baby formula conundrum a year ago. watch! >> you're satisfied with the government's response throughout this? >> from everything i have known, the fda has kept me apprised of this since last year. we've been moving as quickly as we can. >> laura: that's what is so amazing -- >> that's what is so amazing by the biden administration, he admits it was happening and yet so little was done. biden is blaming everyone else for him not being briefed on this. there is a truth here, i do want to say, that the biden administration's policies aren't being rejected by the broader democrat party. you, at most, find, like, two members of congress who will disagree with the policy agenda. people are blaming him when really it's against the policies in general that the democrats have

she was nominated to be the second female associate justice of the supreme court by president bill clinton. justice ginsburg, will you raise your right hand and repeat after me? i ruth bader ginsburg do solemnly swear. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. many justices are respected ruth bader ginsburg made a mark as a pop culture icon as well. after sandra day o'connor's retirement ginsburg was the lone woman on the bench. she was soon joined by justice sotomayor and justice kagan. in 2015 maya weinstock immortalized them as the legal justice league in lego. justice ginsburg was famed for her collegiality and her ability to separate work from friendships. ruth bader ginsburg and justice antonin scalia maintained a long friendship, even though they were in disagreement on any number of issues before the court. ginsburg is famed for saying that you should fight for the things you care about but do it in a way that will make people want to join you and that includes maintaining the court's l

house of representatives and was a cabinet member under president bill clinton and president george w bush, san jose mayor sam liccardo was an intern from in washington, d.c., when he was 18 years old. man never and he had such a connection with the people said it was very and everybody had a there are a lot of first highlighted wednesday that it was the first asian american mayor of a major u.s. city and the first asian american cabinet member. just incredible breaking barriers, not friend self, but for so many others who could then found it known day in the city soon a legacy in the bay area and country that reverend gerald second moto says everyone can learn from and be inspired by it was really which the policy an sure work towards try collaboration working together for >> a public memorial service will be held from an eta tomorrow at the bill graham civic auditorium at 10:30am, several prominent figures are scheduled to attend, including former president bill clinton. >> in san jose, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> new at 6 tonight, police in san francisco released surveillance

but we must never abandon them. >> reporter: former president bill clinton appointed mineta to become the nation's first asian american cabinet member. >> norm mineta spent a lifetime trying to be a builder, not a breaker, a uniter, not a divider. someone who used his power to empower others, not to get more power for himself and other people's expense. >> that is really the measure of the person you wanted us to be. show up, try hard, and do right. so one final time to everyone here and watching. thanks a million. >> reporter: in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> we brought you live coverage of the memorial for norm mineta on "cbs news bay area." you can find us streaming 24/7 on kpix.com and the cbs news app. >>> if you're driving near a school in oakland, you may have to slow down. the city just lowered the speed limit around garfield elementary school from 25 to 15 miles per hour. by the end of the year, 19 other schools will also have reduced speeds. >> we want to create bubbles of safety around these incredible community assets, our schools. we want to honor our educators, our paren

house of representatives and wawaa cabinet member under president bill clinton and president george w bush, san jose mayor sam liccardo was an intern from in washington, d.c., when he was 18 years old never and he had such a connection to the people said it was very and everybody had a story. there are a lot of first highlighted wednesday that it was the first asian american mayor of a major u.s. city and the first asian american cabinet member in day in the city soon a legacy in the bay area and country that reverend gerald second moto says everyone can learn from and be inspired by it was really which to proceed an sure work towards try find collaboration working together for remarkable man for not just what he did >> a public memorial service will be held from an eta tomorrow at the bill graham civic auditorium at 10:30am, several prominent figures are scheduled to attend, including former president bill clinton. >> in san jose, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> we'll stay in the south bay for the first time in decades. san jose will soon be adding new foot patrols. the city council

look at the slush fund and the clinton foundation and the connections globally the fact that bill clinton even was paid half a million dollars by a russian bank literally run by the fsb for a speech he gave in moscow, this is like the bonnie and clyde the teflon team of washington dc. in my opinion i believe what they have done is creating a bureaucracy that protects them. we have seen it with the department of justice during with the so-called investigations we saw that with benghazi, when hillary clinton was accused for pay for play. in the fbi did the ridiculous interview with hillary clinton on the 302 and she had cheryl mills and with her with the business? not even a lawyer. she was an actual. remember that? we see the clintons get away with so much but there is one saving grace. it has become very public. everybody knows what is going on. it is far worse than what the american people understand when hillary clinton did when she created it disinformation campaign against president trump was literally a campaign used by our cia and intelligence agencies against other countries it lit

bill clinton's first memorial day as president. that's what we remember in this episode of c-span the weekly.

former president bill clinton was among those who paid tribute to san jose's native son. who served as mayor , congressman and transportation secretary, mineta was remembered as a political inspiration who dedicated his life to fighting for democracy that serves everyone on capitol hill. the house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection shifted focus to former vice president mike pence. and the pressure he faced from donald trump to overturn the 2020 election. lawmakers applauded pence for fending off trump's repeated call not to certify joe biden victory. the committee said trump's actions put pence in danger, making him a target for rioters. and you are watching ktvu faster news at 6 30. the 2026 world cup is coming to the bay area. it sure is a announced today that santa clara has been selected as one of the cities where the games will play out. ktvu tom baker has more now on the impact the world cup will have on the bay area. and beyond. the golden gate city. of san francisco and the bay area. levi stadium immediately joined the winning cities loved fest

and you'll ever meet these words of praise from former president bill clinton. i had fortuitous opportunity to make him the first asian american ever and the presidential cabinet. i'm grateful to george bush. who were normal estimation i served with him still hated my guts. manera was deeply religious and committed to the methodist church he once taught sunday school decades ago, this man was in his class. when i find that i found out he was running for mayor said, that's the guy that's the guy that japanese community needs. ah to lead leon panetta recalled. mineta's heroism on the day of 9 11 when , as transportation secretary grounded all airlines nor made some very tough decisions that day at a very tough moment. for our country. but the decisions that he made save lives a man whose family suffered the injustice of incarceration along with other japanese americans during world war two era dedicated his life to fighting for democracy that serves everyone and none of this works. if we're all not looking out for each other. that was something that debt dad taugh

ee bill clinton wasn't senile and his vice president wasn't incompetent. so between ain the two of them they were able to change things. >> this administration i don't think so now biden's hhs secretary actually admits that they knew about this baby formula conundrum about a year ago. what they're satisfied with the government's response throughout this . from everything i've known, you kept me apprized of this from last year. we haveca been moving as quickly as you can , but it's been so amazing about the biden administration now claiming that this hit them by surprise. it actually was being reported a on lastdm he admitted he admits it that it was happening and yet so little was done. biden f is blaming everyone else for him not being briefed on this. p and there isol a truth here. r i do want to say that the biden administration's policies d, they're not being rejected by the broader democrat party . you have most find like to of members of congress who will b disagree with the policy agenda. really are blaming him whende really it's against the policie

when bill clinton wa running for president, he could not get ough money from unions to run. republicans had already said, ok, we will take your money. oil industry, tobacco industr anybody who wants to give us mone we will take it. thatowered the reagan revolution, famously. reagan, his inaugural ball was a celebration. so clinton found hself outn the wilderness. what d he have to do? he said, ok, we willtart taking corporate money, but we will take it from the clean corporations, from tech and insurance and banking. the y that worked out with the democratic party got just as corrupted as the republican party, just by different industries. that started to change during the obama administration, when the democrats figured out that they could raise money from average ople instead of having to go toiant institutions. now the democratic party is in the process of shedding itself of its corrupt members. but the republican party is fully embracing corporate and billionaire money. host: we have a lot of clers waiting for you and about 20 minutes left. john paul out of chapel hill,

who is there bill clinton who is going to come along? clinton and obama the last two successful democrats. is there a bill clinton or barack obama out there? or broadly centrist democrat no longer possible? pete: that guy said the era of big government is over. if we are considering barack obama to be a moderate alternative, how quickly are we moving in this country? the fundamental transformation guy, more reasonable democrats are clamoring for. pete: i am pessimistic that is what she means. she may mean we need to turn more moderate to retain power, more pessimistic, do whatever it takes. rachel: she has given you reason to think that but her husband is a different matter. he showed he could move to the middle and he was a southern guy with sensibility about where america was more so than the people we have now but what we have now in the democrat party are people like aoc and bernie sanders. will: turning to biden's border crisis 15 people on the fbi terror watch list are caught trying to enter our country. rachel: border patrol agent

that one bill clinton just .. ked about well, we know what a bad decision was, don't we? deciding to endorse biden in the first place. now of all people, bill clinton should have warned his party about the risks of veering tooof far to the left. after all, a more centrist approach is what gaveve bill clinton two terms in the white house. and by the way, it's not justoc the end of democracy altogethera that they're warning about. a >> some are even predicting a civil war . this is a group i have been radicalized are the great replacement myths and many other things and have been pushing for violence a and pushing for even civilnd war . say this .mo that was one of the mostco irresponsible comments i've heard in a long time and that's a long list. we wholeheartedly reject this dark and pessimistic view of our country. now what ofrk america now is the agenda of the far left progressives, the fanatics that have taken the democratic party hostage and set us on this disastrous path we now find ourselves on . but we don't have to have six dollar a gallon gas. we don'tas have to

bill clinton and barack obama were in their 40s when they were president. joe biden is approaching 80 and they -- those guys didn't have perception they are too old and didn't have mental sharpness for the job. that is almost impossible perception to undue at this point. >> carley: democrats are running for office who don't want the president to campaign with them. democratic party is a big tent filled with people questioning their leader. thank you for joining us. see you tomorrow. >> todd: inhumane treatment over false claims they were whipping migrants about to be punished by the biden administration. >> carley: backed biden by 13 point in 2020 flipped red. former congressman sean duffy joins us live next to break it down for us coming up. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get

when bill clinton was running for president, he could not get enough money from unions to run. republicans had already said, ok, we will take your money. oil industry, tobacco industry, anybody who wants to give us money, we will take it. that powered the reagan revolution, famously. reagan, his inaugural ball was a celebration. so clinton found himself out in the wilderness. what did he have to do? he said, ok, we will start taking corporate money, but we will take it from the clean corporations, from tech and insurance and banking. the way that worked out with the democratic party got just as corrupted as the republican party, just by different industries. that started to change during the obama administration, when the democrats figured out that they could raise money from average people instead of having to go to giant institutions. now the democratic party is in the process of shedding itself of its corrupt members. but the republican party is fully embracing corporate and billionaire money. host: we have a lot of callers waiting for you and about 20 minutes left. john pau

and of course for his part bill clinton never spoke about abortions anything as a last resort famously described it as something that should be safe, legal, and rare. >> our vision should be of an america where abortion is safe and legal. >> tucker: you don't hear them on the left ever at all. they now behave as if abortion is itself a positive good. excited by the fact that a child who would've been born wasn't. think about that for a moment. celebrating the failure of a child to come into the world does that say about how you feel about children or people? in fact some behave as if having an abortion is preferable to having children. how do we know this? no one on the left encourages women to brag about having kids. having more than a couple of children at most is considered weird and embarrassing. something that mormon, abortion that is submitted to your friends about. there's even a shout your abortion campaign highly well-funded with perky t-shirts bragging about ending a pregnancy what is that say? nothing good. over the weekend you saw a lot of people probably shouting about the

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fearing too far from the left, a more centrist approach is what gave bill clinton to terms and the white house. by the way, it's not just the end of democracy altogether tha they're warning about, some are even predicting a civil war. >> they have been radicalized the late and many other things and have been pushing for violence and pushing for even civil war. >> let me say this, that was th most irresponsible comment comments i have heard in the longtime. we wholeheartedly reject this dark and pessimistic view of ou country. what ails america now is the agenda of the far left progressive scum at the fanatic that have taken the democratic party hostage and set up on the disastrous path we find ourselves on. we don't have to have $6 a gallon gas, we don't have to have a president that is a complete embarrassment on the world stage. we don't have to have criminals owning our streets. we know we don't have to have a open border, back in 2019 we ha none of those things. and we had low unemployment, rising wages, higher optimism, no inflation. we had peace and prosperity. and we can have it a

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as a presidency bill clinton the last four or five depending on how you judge it budgets either were in balance or in surplus operationally taking us to reducing the national debt and in a significant way completely turned around under president bush. the biggest reversal in how a budget deficit and national debt grows from being reduced by 4.5 trillion to increasing by $4.511 trillion swing. obama comes in his first year he reduces the deficit which is what contributes to the national debt by 700 -- excuse me $700 billion. it went from 1.5 to 500 almost a trillion dollar reduction in the national debt right away under president obama and this is the value we share. first evolved the right thing to do. in addition to that we are just sick and tired of paying debt service interest on the loan with money that could be invested in our children's education and well-being of the american people and reducing the national debt. i am a paygo person and as we are doing things to ways, is it an initiative that of its nature will help reduce the debt and is it legislation that contains within i

. >> former president bill clinton noticed how he was not defined by the final moment. he became a congressman and served for secretary for two presidents, including number 42. >> he try to be a builder and not a breaker. some will use their power to empower others but not to get more power for themselves. >> a man who met discrimination in the eye and refuse to blink. >> as far as i'm concerned, norm did not die. he continues to live in those that continue to fight for a better america. >> his legacy lives on. >>> december cisco school board is discussing the admission policy. it is by lottery and not by academic performance. some parents are outraged and it was a driving force in the recall of school board members this year. it is recommending the current system stay in place for another year until at least the fall of 2023. >>> reducing speeds near school. the city is establishing a 50 mile per hour zone. officials gathered at garfield elementary today with speed limit signs. the city's health, safety and rising traffic death. >> we want to create bubbles of safety a

bill clinton, bill clinton was more popular in the year 2000 than he was in the year 1993. he used to think that, okay, if he could have run for a third term, he would have won. they for themselves because by 1960, the democrats had no incentive to go after dwight eisenhower. they were focusing all their fire on the next one, richard nixon. the republicans in 2000 had no particular reason to go after bill clinton anymore. he got a free pass. they were aiming their guns at al gore. so, this question of sort of popularity and how presidents look better in the rearview mirror is partly due to this artifact of, nobody sniping at them any more, when whereas once they're in office, all everyone is, you learn all the bad things about them. but perhaps the clearest statement, the clearest assertion of presidential decline was made by henry adams, who was an observer of presidents from the -- wealthy was the grandson of john adams, so he was a great son of john adams and the grandson of john quincy adams. henry adams, he had brothers, and the adams family was in this state of politi

says that she saw bill clinton hanging around, apparently owed jeffrey epstein if a beer. not to mention prince andrews ex-girlfriend says that they were like brothers. >> i don't know if you saw the paintings in jeffrey epstein's house, one of them a picture of bill clinton wearing a dress that monica lewinsky wore when they had the affair. she was super close to jeffrey epstein. they were like brothers. >> jesse: the royal family, they are just like us. and we might start seeing a lot more of them over in the states. meghan markle is all fired up about roe v. wade being overturned. a lot of people are saying she may run for president. watch your back, joe biden. she is a woman with a lot of cash who is not named hillary clinton. a dance floor brawl involving about 60 people broke out on a carnival cruise just before docking here in new york city. fox news correspondent bill melugin has the story. >> well, this brawl took place on the cruise magic tuesday morning after making stops in the bahamas and turks and caicos, it was headed back to manhattan, and that is when arou

among the speakers at the service will be former president bill clinton and the san jose mayor. reggie: moderna says it plans to study its covid vaccine studies for babies as young as three months. yesterday the fda recommended modernity and pfizer vaccines be authorized for children six months to five years. drew: number five, get ready for a cool day. gusty winds today as a cold front moves through. partly cloudy skies. we will be in the 60's and 70's. upper 70's near 80 inland. sue: the committee with some slow traffic -- commute with some slow traffic over the altamont pass. two incidents with a stall and an accident near great line north greenville. karina: number seven, the warriors are only one win away from becoming nba champions. if they win in boston, it will be their fourth championship in 80 years. coverage of game 6 -- eight years. coverage of game six starts at 6:00. a leaked memo has revealed a social media platform plans to imitate tiktok. the redesign will change user algorithms and feature recommended pages and short videos from creations you might want to foll

he wrote two novels with bill clinton. the president is missing and the president's daughter. apparently, they're working on a third book called "the president is missing and so is your daughter." [laughter] >> that was your daughter. >> greg: ha-ha! kat! kat, should he have apologized? >> i don't think he should have apologized, because he was clearly not sorry. he didn't -- that wasn't really an apology. he just said i apologize. i don't think that, but he didn't explain, ok, why'd you say that? or why do you feel differently now? he just was saying -- he -- if you break down that apology, he just said, i didn't realize that people would be mad and i don't like that they are. that's it. i think when people apologize and aren't really sorry, it makes it impossible for someone to apologize when they are sorry, there's so many of them, no one believes you. >> greg: when you don't apologize when you don't mean it, your life is over. we see this play over and over. tyrus, you have a lot of thoughts on old, white men, don't you? >> i'm going to miss 'em. for a good chunk of my lif

they didn't have a good first midterm, bill clinton in 1994 when the republicans came to power on the contract with america, newt gingrich is a vision, bill clinton, the era of big government is over and it's the end of welfare as we know it. he also had as we describe a sister soldier moment. i don't see that capacity in any democrat but for the two that i mentioned, do you? >> no but here's the difference between the clinton and the biden administration's. president clinton appointed what one commentator called this week a bunch of high i.q. stupid people. in other words, well educated but no common sense. president biden has appointed whack jobs. these people dropped acid and an outback parking lot. you can't reason with them. they are just so woke and that's the difference in my opinion. and it's why they haven't course corrected. >> sean: senator, we need you back in the senate. of the good people of louisiana will gladly pull the lever for you and vote for you. we appreciate you being with us. straight ahead, biden's massive flip-flops. going to saudi arabia, going to beg for oi