>> qamar studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: hillary clinton is here. she was the democratic party's nominee for president in the 2016 election. she previously served as first lady, senator from new york, and secretary of state. despite winning the popular wrote, she lost the election to political newcomer donald trump. secretary clinton reflects on the 2016 campaign in her new " ak called "what happened/ properly title. please to have you back at this table. it's the best -- fastest rising nonfiction book in five years. what happened is not one book, but many. it's a candid and funny postmortem in which she is -- it is a feminist manifesto, a score settling jubilee, it's a rant against james comey, vladimir putin, and james comey. [laughter] it's a primer on russian spying. i sometimes wonder if you add together his time spent on golf and cable news. 9:00 p.m., election night, you thought you were going to win. ms. clinton: i did. the first returns that came in were not what we thought, from florida and north carolina, but we knew that those would be chall

. thank you all very, very much. >>> president clinton said today he is very pleased with his first year in office. but not a bit happy about how it's ending. >> let him look into it. i just want to go back to work. >> whitewater is not going away. >> republicans smell blood. >> the seismic shift to the right in the political landscape of america tonight -- >> his re-election campaign is heating up. >> clinton has won a second term as president of the united states. >> political trouble for the president. >> possibility of impeaching the president must now be addressed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't stop thinking about tomorrow ♪ ♪ don't stop, it will soon be here ♪ ♪ it will be here better than before ♪ >> bill clinton was a president who was turning the corner to a different time in american life. that song, "don't stop thinking about tomorrow," became the theme of the clinton presidency. >> 46-year-old bill clinton of arkansas was sworn in today. right back there at the capitol building. >> bill clinton, the first baby boomer president, what he represented was a fresh start. hopes w

♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: hillary clinton is here. she was the democratic party's nominee for president in the 2016 election. she previously served as first lady, senator from new york, and secretary of state. secretary clinton received more votes than any other u.s. presidential candidate in history, besides president obama. but despite winning the popular wrote, she lost the election to political newcomer donald trump. secretary clinton reflects on the 2016 campaign in her new it is called "what happened," appropriately titled. first off, it is a best seller. the fastest rising nonfiction book in five years. this is what one reviewer said. it is a candid and funny postmortem in which she is both -- it is a feminist manifesto, a score settling jubilee, it's a rant comey, bernie sanders, vladimir putin, and james comey. [laughter] it's a primer on russian spying. i sometimes wonder if you add together his time spent on golf -- golf, twitter, and cable news, what is left. let me begin with this and take you back. i know you have

latest health care replacement bill. we begin discussing hillary clinton and her book tour. night the former secretary of state was back in washington, d.c. for an appearance to discuss the book, the campaign and her views on the administration. we want to hear your view on hillary clinton's book. give us a call this morning. democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001, independents (202) 748-8002. you can also catch up with us on social media. good tuesday morning. we want to hear your view on hillary clinton's book and book tour. the book, what happened. last night in washington, d.c. hillary clinton had one of her appearances in the scene was described this morning in the washington times. clinton supporters lined up well before the doors opened. inside the event almost had the feeling of a campaign rally. when mrs. clinton arrived on gave her arowd standing ovation that lasted nearly two minutes. talking about her concerns about the direction of the country. to another lost republican candidate. somebody had emerged from the republican primary i would have felt bad. i wou

clinton releases her new book. it is full of endless excuses as to why she lost the 2016 election. we will set the record straight, and we will record as donald trump calls her crooked hillary. this is something the destroy-trump-media will never do, tell you the truth, and it is something you will only see right here on "hannity," and that is tonight's opening monologue. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell continues to prove he's completely incompetent and incapable. just last month he complained and whined that the president had excessive expectations. really? watch this. >> our new president of course has not been in this line of work before. and i think had excessive expectations about how quickly things happen in the democratic process. >> sean: mcconnell is actually saying that tax reform may have to wait until next year. i don't know about you watching at home but i've had it up to here with mitch mcconnell. the only thing he does is come up with excuse after excuse as to why he can't keep the simple promises that he and others made to you, the american people. now he ha

next . hillary clinton in her own words on elections stunning and also refusing to accept blame on the hall and the biggest political upset that helen. was tough but better media failure i don't think faster wait a second a little bit like that when i got to tell you i had. a lower mature disappeared and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're tracking this week is it too soon for some modern historical revisionism hillary clinton and her take on the coverage of her failed campaign for north korea the rhetoric has gone nuclear how are the media in the u.s. and both koreas handling it another thirty journalists in turkey are in court over the failed coup that led to the reshaping of the media landscape there and twitter wants to know how did the line for the president make him the toast of hollywood. if what they say is true and journalism really is the first rough draft of history then the second draft often comes in the form of a book written by one of the principals such as hillary clinton's take on what happened that's the title of her new book publishe

revisionism hillary clinton and her take on the coverage of her failed campaign for north korea the rhetoric has gone nuclear how are the media in the us and both previous handling it another thirty journalists in turkey are in port over the failed coup that led to the reshaping of the media landscape there and on twitter wants to know how did the line for the president make him the toast of hollywood. if what they say is true and journalism really is the first rough draft of history then the second draft often comes in the form of a book written by one of the principals such as hillary clinton's take on what happened that's the title of her new book published last week and it's a statement not a question. clinton does start out by accepting responsibility for her failure to win the white house before moving on and sharing the blame that's where the us news media come in clinton's primary grievance with the coverage was the fixation on one story the journey her time she made the decisions and takes responsibility for what happened but not sole responsibility the f.b.i. director said

long criticized hillary clinton use of a private enough server during her post as secretary of state. joining us, robert costa. he is a political analyst for nbc news and msnbc. also with us, the chief white house political correspondent for the new york times. i am pleased to have oath of them here. what are the implications? clearly, there will be no repeal of obamacare, but what does the future hold? >> the trump presidency has become an era of disappointment for republican base voters. they look at this agenda for health care, tax reform, which remains stalled, and they see all these promises that have been made for nearly a decade not going anywhere in washington. president trump so far has been able to avoid the blame and fallout of all these pieces of legislation sitting on the shelf , but it was an embarrassing, almost humiliated day for senate majority leader just trying to get something to the floor that could pass. yet again, he proved he just does not have the ability to get the necessary votes. charlie cole in with a problem votes? ting the glenn: the problem is it

james comey let hillary clinton off the hook over her email server scandal. is this the proof that the fix was in from the get-go? it's now time for the attorney general jeff sessions to reopen this clinton case.p president trump puts an end to the executive branch power grab, he recinds daca. also congress has 14 weeks to get his job done and start enacting president trump's attendant that you, the american people, voted for. also, the world on high alert after north korea test the hydrogen bomb that could be loaded onto a long-range missile. we will get into all of these stories in tonight's opening breaking news monologue. we've been telling you for over a year that former fbi director james comey and his decision not to recommend charges against hillary clinton over the email server was based solely on politics, not on evidence. now there appears to be the proof we have been looking for. according to senator grassleyy and lindsey graham, there was a letter drafted that was exonerating clinton before the secretary of state was even interviewed. this is beyond disgusting, embarra

or was our starting point this week is new york city. when playing the blame game hillary clinton starts with herself she says she was the candidate she made the decisions and takes responsibility for what happened but not sole responsibility of the f.b.i. director say. media environment the same way the right does russia are still messing with arcot i don't think the press did their job in this election on the media there is data suggesting that more than a year before election day the dye had already been cast the coverage was taken from gallup the polling organization asked americans what topics they associated with hillary clinton compared to how they saw donald trump the resulting word cloud paints a picture us news consumers primarily associated clinton with her e-mails the private server saga not her policies the trump cloud was dominated by his immigration policy with any personal issues limited to the fine print i do think there's some validity to it major outlets like the new york times kind of made a mistake by e-mail scandal with the same way that they treated from sca

are dreading the new hillary clinton book. we start with the most potent atlantic ocean hurricane on record according to the national hurricane center. at least seven people have died, whole islands ravage. hundreds of thousands are without power tonight and the worst could be yet to come. irma bears down on the u.s. southeast. we begin with senior correspondent adam housley on key largo in the direct path. >> good evening. the florida keys bracing for a direct hit, many who have never evacuated before have packed up and got out. >> i couldn't pack nothing. i have the clothes on my back. >> time is short before irma makes its advance with the first stop expecting to be in the florida keys. here, effects could be felt as early as friday night. >> there will be a handful of people staying. so we'll see what happens. if it gets real bad, we will take off. >> mandatory evacuations in place for the keys and much of south florida. >> if you are in the keys and so home, leave and get out. we can't save you after the storm starts. >> not everyone is ready to get out just yet. >> we are stayi

clinton gave her account of the 2016 presidential campaign with her memoir entitled "what ?"ppened and she sat down with the owner of the total tics and prose bookstore. -- the politics and prose bookstore. ais is about an hour and half. [cheers and applause] that is a good start. thank you very much. good evening. i am bradley ram. i am the co-owner of allah tics and prose, along with my wife. prose, alongnd with my wife. thank you for coming. what a marvelous crowd. and, what a great space for a book event. thanks to the warner theatre for making this spacious place available. hostingas we enjoy authors at our store on connecticut avenue northwest, we had a feeling a somewhat larger than you would be needed for this one. ] heers] and applause >> in fact, this is the largest p&p has ever sponsored. tickets sold out in a matter of minutes. congratulations, you are the lucky ones. since the release of week ago, hillary clinton's new book about the 2016 election has landed on the best seller list and generated seemingly nonstop commentary and conversation. change.ngs never hillary ha

leaks publishes an e-mail exchange between hillary clinton's campaign chief and a facebook official who similarly pledges support in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. presidential election. spain's catalonia is poised to vote on independence from madrid but the authorities increasing pressure by moving in thousands of police to the region un human rights experts are voicing their concerns. and there are fears a terrorist group is exploiting the fate of myanmar's persecuted broken broken minority to raise money for its activities. this is r t international coming to you live from moscow where it's just turned four pm. thank you for joining us this hour. twitter has unveiled a report on how it battled alleged russian interference and the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election taking aim at r.t. in the process according to the statement the social network giant revealed to the u.s. senate confidential information on artie's ad out like twitter claims a little vaguely that over a thousand tweets quote definitely or potentially targeted the u.s. market artie's editor in chief margarita s

clinton e-mail pro. the president's criticism coming after new revelations that call me clear clinton months before the investigation was complete and tonight more leaks concerning special counsel robert mueller's russian investigation. "the news york times" reporting that mueller now has an early draft of a letter detailing president trump's rationale for firing calm -- comey prechewed intelligence correspondent catherine harwich has a report. >> is close to the president to the present city of several good good reasons to fire fbi director james comey in may and they played down reports of special counsel robert mueller has an early draft of the letter which may have focused on russia. >> you will be fully test this investigation and frankly i don't have anything to add. >> comey's congressional testimony about clinton's e-mail exchange is facing fresh scrutiny. >> i think the fbi director has created legal problems himself. >> will comey recommended against prosecution three days later. comey's testimony about the timeline appears to have been dashed newly-released government recor

started tonight with hillary clinton talking about her memoir "what happened." politico reporting that mrs. clinton refused to rule out challenging the legitimacy of last year's presidential election in an interview released monday afternoon. the story says "i don't know if there is any legal, constitutional way to do that. i think you can raise questions." mrs. clinton told n.p.r. that during an extended interview on fresh air. the radio program. again, that story this afternoon in politico. c-span will continue our live coverage here from the theater in down washington with hillary clinton talking about her new emoir "what happened." [cheering] >> that's a good start. thank you very much. good evening. i'm bradley graham the co-owner of "politics and prose" along with my wife, lisa muscatine and on behalf of the entire staff, welcome, thank you so much for coming. [applause] hat a marvelous crowd. and what a great space for a book event. thanks to the werner theater for making this spacious place available. as much as we do enjoy hosting our authors at our store on connecticut a

committee. one of those previously said james drafted a statement exonerating hillary clinton two months before interviewing her. his comments are of interest to the department of justice's investigation of the handling of the clinton email investigation itself. the justice department citing special counsel mueller's russia investigation in its refusal to provide those officials for interview. steven boyd wrote this. saying quote. the scope of the committee's inquiry has not been deconflicted with special counsel mueller's investigation. therefore to protect the integrity of the special counsel's investigation, we'll not be able to provide them for interviews at this time. the likelihood james comey will be facing investigation. it is clear much has changed in washington of late. where james comey and hillary clinton it seems are facing rising prospects that they may be held accountable for their conduct. >> it's shock, but i'm even couraged. back in july of 2016, corrector comey's preposterous present briefing about hillary clinton's violation of national security law in my opini

immigration reform. blake? >> will the president be reading hillary clinton's book and what does he think of the answers that have gotten out so far? >> whether or not he's going to read hillary clinton's book, i'm not sure. i would think he's pretty well versed on what happened, and i think it's pretty clear to all of america. i think it's sad that after hillary clinton ran one of the most negative campaigns in history and lost and the last chapter of her public life is now going to be defined by propping up book sales with false and negligenct attacks. >>> janet yellen is being considered for reappointment as fed chair. is that something the president is considering? is she o on the short list? >> when we make that personnel announceme announcement, we'll make sure everyone knows. >> the president said u.n. security council resolution was nothing compared to what will ultimately have to happen. is the president considering actions including cutting off chinese banks from the u.s. financial system? >> as we said many times before, all options are on the table. that has. changed. th

offering dirt on hillary clinton, he sold senate investigators his intention was to assess clinton's fit ness for office. but the other thing we said in this testimony that i think stood out to people is he -- he said that he always intended to seek legal counsel if he decided to use any of that information. now, what people are pointing to about this is that it's just that trump junior that to accept damaging information about a political opponent from a foreign agent could be illegally problematic >> we heard from one of the senators in attendance. do we think there's going to come be another upcoming round the testimony where we may see donald trump junior in a public setting or is this one and done >> certainly prior to -- when this whole story originally broke of the trump tower meeting, the committee chairman charles grassly, as well as rank diana find stein said it was their intention to have trump junior come before the committee publicly. they struck a deal that he would have written testimony behind closed doors. democrats are still say they want to see him come and testify pub

clinton for her new tell all book what happened i mitchell's reporting tonight from washington d.c. you're watching r t america. good evening friends we begin tonight once again on the korean peninsula on monday the united nations security council passed severe new sanctions on north korea targeting all of its major industries but lawmakers on capitol hill are skeptical the move will have any impact on the north's progress in making a nuclear i.c.b.m. president trump said the sanctions are a very small step and in the short term will judge their impact we had a vote yesterday or in sanctions we think it's just another very small step. not a big deal rex and i were just discussing. not big i don't know if it has any impact but certainly it was nice to get a fifteen to nothing vote but those sanctions are nothing compared to what ultimately will have to happen for more on the latest in korea we're joined tonight with a live shot from on your part of pill in seoul south korea good evening. good morning here it's been twenty four hours over twenty four hours since the u.n. security cou

conservative activist confronting hillary clinton about her e-mails at hillary clinton's latest book signing. the person who shot this video is here to talk about that confrontation. that's coming up. plus, new york times reporter telling msnbc that she knows hillary supporters who are still in therapy months and months after her election loss. coming up, we have psychiatrist dr. keith who is here to help them out. but first, former obama national security adviser susan rice said she did not unmask anyone. now she's saying she did. president trump just weighing in, and we've got what the president said. we've got judge andrew napolitano on these stories after this. don't go away where to get in... where to get out. if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect your potential profits. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. you each drive a ford (all) yes.ght? i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, wh

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votes they need? hillary clinton has been blaming everything from sexism to russia for the 2016 election loss, but a former bill clinton poster says that it's time for hillary to look in the mirror. what he says really happened. ♪ [vo] quickbooks introduces rodney. he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he can see his bottom line. ahhh...that's a profit. know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks-dot-com. >> harris: fox news alert, republicans pushing ahead in their latest attempt to repeal obamacare as they faced another crossroad. paid to the senate finance committee is set to hold a hearing today in a couple of hours on the graham cassidy bill which underwent a last-minute changes over the weekend to try to bolster support. the cbo, congressional budget office numbers are expected to be released. and a partial analysis of the plan which would give the states more -- g.o.p. senators are a "no," rand paul, john mccain, ted cruz. lisa murkowski, mike lee, susan collins.

possible. >>> now more of my interview with hillary clinton. before the break you heard her say the day the fbi director said he was revisiting the e-mail investigation is the day her campaign's momentum stopped. in a moment i ask her if she thinks he was out to get her personally. but first let's get you caught up on the time line of the e-mails. >> i should have used two accounts, one for personal, one for work-related e-mails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. >> no matter what hillary clinton said or how many different ways she tried to move on, her e-mail issue just wouldn't go away. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> wow. >> during the primaries the fbi confirmed they were investigating clinton for using a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. the investigation was invoked repeatedly by donald trump on the campaign trail and his base loved it. >> what the prosecutors should be looking at are hillary clinton's 33,000 deleted e-mails. >> in july, weeks before clinton was formally nomin

james comey and hillary clinton isn't in the clear either. ♪ under pressure ♪ and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. todd: 23 minutes after the hour. american university professor now claiming that right wing terrorism in the u.s. is a bigger threat than islamic terror. do the facts support this? here now to weigh in from campus reform correspondent annemarie ramsey and media director cabot phillips. good morning to both of you. first, let me read the quote. this is from professor concerns on islamic. media talks about them more, so it is understandable why the average american has this frankly inaccurate view of what the threat is. when we actually look at it over half the attacks in the past 10 years have been committed by some right wing extremist group. ann that refresh his recollection i will let you kick it off. >> i would love to. quite frankly when i heard a statement from a professor from my school american university. i was absolutely shocked and horrified. this statement is absolutely ludicrous and is really cons

that hillary clinton was about to get a big surprise courtesy of vladimir putin and russian military intelligence. this was first reported by massimo cal breezy in time magazine in may 2016, quote, in may 2016. this is his report from may 2017, in may 2016 a russian military intelligence officer bragged to a colleague that his organization, the gru, was getting ready to pay clinton back for what president vladimir putin believed was a influence operation clinton had run against him five years earlier when she was secretary of state. the gru was going to cause chaos in the upcoming u.s. election. he was the first to report that at time magazine this year. this was the first we heard about this particular intercept which was apparently intercepted by u.s. intelligence last spring. they later confirmed his reporting with multiple sources and said the specific type of case the gru was propsing for the u.s. presidential election was they were going to quote spread news damaging to hillary clinton. so, this reported u.s. intelligence intercept of this russian conversation, this again was s

to hillary clinton's campaign. i spent hours alone here is poised to vote on independence from madrid with your thirty's increasing pressure by moving in thousands of police to the region u.n. human rights experts have been voicing their concerns. thanks for joining us this hour my name is neil harvey you're watching our international. first this hour twitter has unveiled a report on how it battled alleged russian interference in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election taking aim at r.t. in the process according to the statement the social network john revealed to the us senate confidential information on artie's and. twitter claims little vaguely that more than a thousand tweets quote definitely or potentially targeted the u.s. market artie's editor in chief margarita simonyan however noted that all media outlets promote themselves. twitter has disclosed in congress a monstrous information we spend money on our own ad campaigns as all media organizations in the world do now we have to go even further and honestly confess we also spend money on ads in airports taxes billboar

bragging to one of his russian colleagues that hillary clinton was about to get a big surprise courtesy of vladimir putin and russian military intelligence. this is first reported by calibrese at "time" magazine. this is how he reported it in may 2016. sorry, may 2017, reporting on something that happened may 2016. quote, in may 2016, a russian military intelligence officer bragged to a colleague that his organization, the gru, was getting ready to pay clinton back for what president vladimir putin believed was an influence operation clinton had run against him five years earlier when she was secretary of state. the gru, he said, was going to cause chaos in the upcoming u.s. election. so he was first to report that at "time" magazine this year. this is the first we had heard about this particular intercept, which was apparently intercepted by u.s. intelligence last spring. mcclatchy later confirmed the reporting with multiple sources, and mcclatchy said that the specific type of chaos, the grks ru was promising for the u.s. presidential election, was that they were going to, qu

various times. most is hillary clinton shock election defeat to donald trump but still keen to explain who she thinks is to blame for the old clintons on the fifteenth to promote her new book called. the book's already top. list and sees clinton through accusations of people organizations she thinks. a washington correspondent reached through clinton's analysis of what. looks like hillary clinton is back in the headlines promoting her memoirs and giving interviews left and right to discuss what exactly went wrong in two thousand and sixteen when she suffered an unexpected defeat to reality to start on a truck. and it seems like she's compiled quite the list of exactly who and what took place verses that were in two thousand and sixteen russian wiki leaks are proud i inherit nothing from the democratic party not a democrat. my primary opponent and a lot of his supporters sexism in the massaging the resentment the stereotype. a lot of people didn't want to hear my plan. for an even more detailed explanation of hillary clinton has just released a new book entitled what happened in the book cl

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clinton's election campaign who wanted clinton. why a companion to hug her. so who is behind these groups that are launching attacks on politicians in the us and germany. and how do they operate. john podesta. while he was head of hillary clinton's election campaign his e-mail account was hacked one of his team fell for a fake g. mail alert. the cyber attack came to light a month before the us presidential election. the wiki leaks hack into clinton campaign chairman john podesta is private e-mail server reuters is reporting the e-mails the guy who's e-mails these all come from is john podesta used to work in a worst case scenario in an election campaign when he heard our candidate and and it hurt our party. it began with hacking of the democratic national committee. servers and extended into attacking and hacking a personal accounts including my own that was then weaponized as it were the emails were released in a way my e-mails in particular were released in a way to do maximum damage to hillary clinton and in the campaign protest as a. protest i was the victim of a typical cyber

questions about what hillary clinton said or are you more annoyed about what she said? >> well, a little bit of both. but the bottom line, is you know, that primary election ended well over a year ago. and right now we're con fronting enormous problems with the trump administration. you know, whether it is the disastrous health care ideas, whether it is throwing 800,000 young people off of daca, whether it is they're refusal to acknowledge the reality of climate change, whether it's the desire to give huge tax breaks to billionaires. we have enough to worry about today. and in 2018 and 20120. i don't think we have to revisit and rehash the primary campaign. >> one or two follow ups and woint ask anything about hillary the rest of the night. you are annoyed by both that you continue to get asked about it and annoyed that she said it. can you tell me what most annoys you about what she said? what gets under your skin the most? >> well, you know, the thought that we did not strongly support her in the election. i did everything that i can. and by the way, you know, some of my support

. which facebook's chief operating officer proposes helping hillary clinton's campaign chief shell samberg added that she was quote thrilled about the progress hillary was making the e-mail exchange dates back to the u.s. presidential campaign in two thousand and sixteen parties probably boyko has more from london wiki leaks says we've put this into perspective because on the one hand you've got the u.s. senate struggling to find that clear link between the alleged russian meddling in the u.s. elections and the kremlin and on the other hand you've got what julian asuncion is just sort of brought back to the surface from the trove of leaked predestiny emails and that's that we have clear evidence in these e-mails that facebook expressed an overt preference for hillary clinton in the run up to the twenty sixteen election in the u.s. i still want hillary rodham clinton to win badly i'm still here to help as i can i'm thrilled at the progress hillary's making. and supports you can see it to working with you to let the first woman president of the united states well these e-mails beg th

they do? they made the agreement that before bill clinton, you guys do anything, you notify us first and get our permission. >> rose: steve bannon for the hour, next. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: steve bannon is executive chairman of breitbart news. until recently he was former chief strategist to president trump. during the campaign, he became the c.e.o. of the trump campaign. he grew up in richmond, virginia, went to virginia tech, georgetown and harvard business school. he worked for goldman sachs, became a filmmaker. last week i went to washington to talk with steve bannon about politics, economic nationalism, about president trump and about other issues that face this country. we recorded the conversation at his home which is also the office for breitbart news. two segments of that conversation appeared on "60 minutes" last night. here's an ex

clinton's long anticipated memoir for her loss in the presidential election has been released. we'll talk to campaign insiders about who is really to blame. >>> president trump set to break bread with a bipartisan group of senators tonight. on the menu, tough talk on tax reform. >>> let's begin with the humanitarian crisis facing the florida keys. three days after hurricane irma slamled into the u.s., the devastation is vast. residents are slowly returning there today. even as sewage, water and power are still out. fema's director this morning painted a dire picture for the florida keys. >> 25% of the houses have been destroyed and 65% have major damage. basically, every house in the keys was impacted in some way or another. this is why we ask people to leave. >> truly devastating. and the casualty count remains unclear. >>> florida's governor rick scott said this morning, we pray everybody's alive. across state, 15 million people are without power. we have latest details on the damage, on the human toll, and what it will take to bring back life to normal in the affect yards. our tea

. -- this is the first time they are bill clinton is marty opened his doors. at that time, bill clinton was a third string democrat. he was from arkansas. nobody thought a democrat would win. everybody thought bush would get reelected area from the very beginning, marty knew this was -- guy, if anyone have shot had a shot, it was bill clinton. by opening his house to him, he put that stamp of approval. this used to be the living room. those doors used to be open to the dining room. this used to be opened to the entryway. they would invite residential candidates here. people will tell you this is where they scored al gore and bill clinton and met jimmy carter and bob dole. they would invite these people in. the candidate would stand here. they would have their elbows on the mantelpiece and they would talk to 150 people. everyone would say i know your living room, that's where i met bill clinton. but your elbow here. you had your elbow where bill clinton with his elbow. cloth to theesee room. it tells you how many people have actually walked into a house in new hampshire and becom

hundreds of negative reviews on hillary clinton's new book called what happened in which she explains his shock defeat to donald trump in the u.s. presidential election. good evening you're watching international the russian that you think was targeted a number of eisel held areas with missiles near the syrian city of did israel. as the details. of strikes are really quite significant because many see darryl's or as sort of one of isis last remaining stronghold in syria that we could be seeing the beginning of the end of i saw a final push to take back what little land they do have left at this point and the pictures we have of the seven cruise missiles being launched from two russian submarines in the mediterranean sea really do show a lot of destruction being conducted at their targets and of course a statement from the russian defense ministry has confirmed already that all of their intended targets were hit and that includes eisel control centers communications hubs and possibly most significantly an ammunition stockpile all and daire is or now of course the. paul adair is or really s

claims about former fbi director james comey. newly reviewed transcripts show comey cleared clinton of criminal charges before he had the chance to interview her or her top aide. joining me now to discuss that comey bombshell, ed rollins who served in three presidential administrations. the dean. good to see you. so much to talk about. let's start with today we just had vice president pence down in texas. i think he did a fabulous job. he was pick up trees. he said a prayer. he was hugging folks. ed: having been a governor he understands what people need in these kind of trang does. he has been excellent throughout the term. but today people saw what he's all about. he's a behind the scenes guy. cheryl: i had a guest on who knows mike pence and said that was the real mike pence. a family man. ed: he was a respected governor and congressman. cheryl: the administration has a long-haul ahead of it. we are talking billions of dollars. that's a congress issue. could this be his moment to shine? ed: he's not going to put his why it i can to rest. but he's done everything he can possibly do t