but is that all there is to bill clinton? america still isn't sure. >> people wanted to know more about where he came from. he burst on the scene. he's got like a different way. he's smart, he seems to have a lot of controversy around him. who in the hell is he? where did he come from? why don't i know anything about him? >> i was born in a little town called hope, arkansas three months after my father died. i remember living in that old, two-story house where i lived with my grandparents. i remember going -- >> what are the three things you want people to know? he worked his way up, he was born poor, he's one of you. and that was the start of telling you the story, the central story of the man from hope. >> i end tonight where it all began for me. i still believe in a place called hope. god bless you. and god bless america. >> clinton tells his story and america is buying it. >> he's chosen his running mate, fellow southerner al gore. >> two blonde wives, everybody looks young. perfect day. don't stop thinking about tomorrow

and 1982, bill clinton is archived. bill clinton has that appeal. it was forgotten after all the headaches of the 1990s. >> what would you say are the common misconceptions about him and his presidency and his time? >> the biggest misconception in one of the other big aha moment i had is that his government would simply finger to the wind, that he was poll driven and he he was just a creature of dick morris. he was sensitive to bolster a 40 went on a family vacation he told to go see what would be a respectable place and will be not a respectable place. but at the end of the day what i realized is bill clinton was as ideological as prescient as ronald reagan. he wasn't a right-winger but he had a tick. you go back to 1980s and in the 1980s or something called the democratic leadership council which form mostly southern moderates in their look at the first of the great society, look at the success of the reagan revolution and saying we want to save liberalism. you look at what's called the new orleans manifesto. look at bill clinton's speeches, you l

so it's wrong to say that hillary clinton ran into bill clinton's doppel ganger, but she did run into a character who had a lot of her husband's skills. >> the biggest gamble we could take right now is have the same old cast of characters, playing the same old washington games over and over again. >> suddenly, they were the establishment and he's the change and they were shocked. he was now challenging her for something the clintons had never ever questioned, that's the loyalty of the african-american vote. >> basically, the 2008 campaign was a fiasco. >> on the floor of the convention that august, clinton was the loyal democrat. >> that barack obama is our candidate and he will be our president! >> after barack obama won that fall, he asked hillary clinton to be secretary of state. >> it was a way of turning the clinton family into allies as opposed to enemies. it was a move worthy of bill clinton himself. >> he brought her into the tent. and, you know, nobody questioned her ability to do the job. >> but controversy arose after september 11th, 202012. >> everyday, all across the worl

that was bill clinton. but he was from arkansas. i said to her, you're not going to move down there. >> i was stunned, and i did not know anything about it. i was obviously like, who is he, and arkansas? >> i said you've got the world in front of you now. you can go work on the hill. you can go do anything you want. and she said, "i love him and i want to be with him." there's no arguing that. >> that wasn't going to stop sarah from trying. so she devised a plan to drive hillary from washington, d.c. to fayetteville, all the while trying to convince her to change her mind. >> all the way down, as she would tell it, sarah would stop every 20 miles and say for god's sake, do you know what you're doing? you're throwing your future away and why are you doing this? and she would say i love him and i want to be with him. so we drove and we drove. >> after two and a half days of meandering through the south sarah's strategy had failed. hillary had arrived in arkansas. >> it was the beginning of the life that she wanted. when she hugged me

that was bill clinton. but he was from arkansas. i said to her, you're not going to move down there. >> i was stunned i didn't know anything about it. >> you have the world in front of you. you can go do anything you want. she said i love him and i want to be with him. there's no arguing that. >> that wasn't going to stop sarah from trying so she devised a plan to drive hillary from washington d.c. to fayette vil a try to go convince her. >> and all the way down sarah would stop every 20 miles and say for god's sake, do you know what you're doing? you're throwing your future away and she would say i love him and i want to be with him. so we drove and we drove. >> after two and a half days of meandering through the south sarah's strategy had failed. hillary had arrived in arkansas. >> it was the beginning of the life that she wanted. when he told me good-bye i thought i will never see her again. and the next day i went to watch bill clinton running for congress. he stood up on a tree stump and he talked. >> we are on the verge of a g

that was bill clinton. but he was from arkansas. i said to her, you're not going to move down there. >> i was stunned, and i did not know anything about it. i was obviously like, who is he, and arkansas? >> you have the world in front of you now. you can go work on the hill. you can go do anything you want. she said i love him and i want to be with him. there's no arguing that. >> that wasn't going to stop sarah from trying so she devised a plan to drive hillary from washington, d.c. to fayetteville, all the while trying to convince her to change her mind. >> all the way down, as she would tell it, sarah would stop every 20 miles and say for god's sake, do you know what you're doing? you're throwing your future away and why are you doing this? and she would say i love him and i want to be with him. so we drove and we drove. >> after two and a half days of meandering through the south sarah's strategy had failed. hillary had arrived in arkansas. >> it was the beginning of the life that she wanted. when she hugged me goodbye, i though

bill clinton -- blacks love bill clinton. blacks love hillary clinton. blacks are the one who put hillary in this current situation by winning by these victories that she had in the south in these southern primaries. blacks have had a great relationship with bill clinton during his administration. unemployment was lower among the black community and income rise. on the other hand, bill, respectfully, if you look at the words donald trump is using the last 15 months. attacks against muslim, racial discrimination lawsuits. blacks and minorities do not trust donald trump. that's why it's perfectly okay. >> i'm not making it a political thing. i'm saying that when you have a slogan make america great again and clinton is implying that it's racist, that is his opinion but it's based on nothing but politics. and, you know, he said it. you could say the same thing about him. now, you don't believe that he is a guy that is racist. neither do i. i don't think bill clinton is a racist. but i don't think the slogan make america great again has anything to do with r

bill clinton: i do the best i can. let me say one other thing, this is about politics and my foundation too. i worry that so many of older americans may be worry about too much of these cultural changes. you and i, unless someone for seen medical thing occurs, have more yesterdays then tomorrow's. to try to open up to the future to be better for people. in order to do that you should embrace change. so what i try to do is cultivate this middle state every day that i should be grateful for every day and make the most of it. that is not me just being clever with you, saying i will do whatever i am asked to do. i had the presidency. i made the decisions. i tried, in so far as i could, impose my will and corroborate with other people. and now, 10, 15 years, just trying to help people have better lives. send me into a place, i will figure out how to make the best of it. but i learned that from hillary. they can most of it, figure out how you can get people together, agree and go make something good happen. we definitely nee

clarence, what about that and the role of bill clinton here? i mean, if you look back to 2008, back in south carolina, when he was getting so upset that he said that this was a race that the obama campaign was saying that he was somehow racist. >> right. right. >> a full turn around. >> in all seriousness, bret, ever since the beginning of trump's campaign i thought i heard that phrase make america great again somewhere before. i thought it was reagan. it wasn't until today i realized it was bill clinton and repeatedly. maybe his memory has slipped, too. i don't know. >> on the stomp stump. >> context matters. certainly when black folks hear let's make america great again coming from a conservative what are you talking about? >> pat buchanan thinks america went down hill after elvis hit the he had sullivan show. this is what a think again. that's just bubba. is he dog his bubba thing. other context means a lot. there is kind of a funny bit of coding going on here in the speeches. bill clinton also knows how this message is received by black vot

he became -- as well as bill clinton. he became a partner and spent many, many hours and days together talking about the future peace in the middle east. but peres was a man who wuninde more than a politician who was constantly on the cusp of power and not on the cusp, he was always trying the to seek the power that he felt alluded him. after all, even though he was the only prime minister who also served as president of israel in israel's history. he never achieved the affectionate commitment of the people at people. >>> >> he never rose to the position through electoral success. >> it was all by happenstance or by maneuver, or by offense that were beyond his control and i know that anyone who understood this man's career, he wanted the validation of the israeli people as their leader. >> do you think in his final days he still felt that way, that they still -- tell me the turning point of when -- when you any that finally the acceptance, the validation that he had wanted all of those years was finally given to him. >> i

bill clinton is campaigning for hillary clinton in 2008 and this young woman gives a lot of warning that she's going and then, whoa, she just goes down. same thing happened later on that year after barack obama became the nominee, bill clinton was giving a democratic unity speech in october that year and another person standing next to bill clinton just went. during that 2008 campaign, actually, during the re-election campaign in 2012, randomly over the course of his presidency, a lot of people have also fainted around barack obama. he has made it -- made sort of an art form of taking -- gracefully taking note of people passing out in the act of passing out he gets the medical attention and then he sort of smoothly moves on. this has happened to him a few times. bernie sanders had a couple of dramatic instances dealing with fainters during his run for the presidency this year. there's a couple -- actually, they were kind of scary at the time but you could also see that bernie sanders is not used to this happening around him. you can see it in the shock in the way that he responds, the sh

bill clinton had the same ideas as bill clinton. he was not called a racist. he was applaud. what works? maybe a wall would work. many countries in the european union have set up wall to the protect their borders. maybe the deportation force is the hot button issue. maybe he needs to dial it back. >> trump's target audience is suburban women. he's under performing where republicans traditionally are. so he's backing away from it. the wall, trump declared time and again he's going to make mexico pay for it. the president of mexico rebiewkd him yesterday. it's hard to take trump seriously because he shifts his positions. donald trump has to bring some serious ideas to the table. liz: carlos, what is the best way to address this problem and fix it. go ahead. >> i agree with lily that we are waiting to hear a comprehensive immigration reform plan from donald trump. he spoke of border security and enforcement. those are two key pieces of the immigration freeform framework. but that's not all of it. we want to hear about the economy and about the fact that this country needs low-sk

bill is dazzled. >> hillary from the beginning fell into the spell of bill clinton's charisma, and clinton saw in hillary a woman who was his equal or better in terms of intelligence and ambition. and i think very early on in their relationship, they saw that they could get someplace together that they might not get to apart. >> narrator: but after graduating, a separation. bill headed back home to arkansas. hillary took a job in washington. >> ♪ well, you can tell by the way i use my walk ♪ i'm a woman's man, no time to talk music loud and women warm... ♪ >> narrator: in the early '70s, donald trump headed out of queens into manhattan. >> from the very first time i met trump, i thought of saturday night fever and travolta. >> ♪ whether you're a brother or whether you're a mother, you're stayin' alive ♪ >> he was the kid who grew up as an outsider to where the real action was. and he was acutely aware of it. he always had his eye on what he thought was a glamorous, hollywood-ish life, and that was the life of manhattan. >> i think if you had to pick sort of three stereotypes that

powell then said something derogatory about former president bill clinton too graphic for air. (kenneth standup close) there's also a newsweek magazine report out questioning trump's business ties with foreign groups. but his daughter ivanka said if he becomes president, his company will be put into a blind trust and turned over to his children to run. kenneth moton, abc news washington. forecasters are keeping an eye on a new tropical storm off the coast of florida. yesterday.. bringing heavy rain and strong wind gusts to the northeast coast. julia is expected to linger along the coast of northern georgia and south carolina for at least another day. a warm-up with a quiet weather pattern is in store for the las vegas valley through the start to next week. we have weak low pressure in place which will suppress a quick warm-up, but will allow a gradual one. tomorrow, expect highs in the low 90s with only high cloud cover we warm to the low and mid 90s around the valley and then to the mid 90s by the weekend. we'll reach the mid and upper 90s on monday and tuesday. also, we'll st

now cooper work for the clinton foundation or bill clinton. he does not work for the state department. so when there's a problem with her e-mail, what does he do? she sends an e-mail to this person asking, is the server okay? and the person, mr. cooper writes back and said, oh, you're funny, you're on the same server. come on, there's direct evidence. >> how did he say that? how dejustify the fbi's conclusion that she didn't -- >> he doesn't tp makes no sense with cheryl mills. not only is she a witness. not only does she have to get an immunity deal but she is also hillary clinton's attorney and she is allowed to sit in on the interview. >> so what is the take away. to the american person sitting at home, why do they care about cheryl mills and possible deception and so on? >> because we are worried that lady justice has a different blindfold in place when it deals with the clintons. we issued a subpoena on september 15 of this year and these documents that were on read it were destroyed four days later. i want the fbi to look at that. i want

in terms of the response from bill clinton and donald trump. now advocating it and getting criticized for his ideas. >> it has everything to do with the tone and rhetoric. you saw people from the hispanic leadership council really supportive of a lot of things he said regarding his approach to immigration policy, but when it comes to the tone and tenor of the conversation, it's very different from what democrats have been talking about. we saw that debate, too, it's not just from republicans. we saw republicans take a more compassionate we should say approach. >> charlie, final word. >> you're giving clinton way too much credit. put it in context. that speech given in 1994? >> he gave the same ideas for about three years running. >> it was during a massive boom in our economy. clearly we let a lot of people in during that time that shouldn't have been here that came in illegally. no one really cared because the economy was booming. fast forward to now, there is a reason why working-class people don't like illegal immigration. they see their wag

remember this, bill clinton signed nafta. so bill clinton signed the worst trade deal in the history of the world, folks. in the history of the world. there has never been a worse or dumber deal for trade, including tpp which is a disaster, but i don't believe it will be as bad as nafta, and hillary wants to approve tpp. we all know that if she wants, she would sign tpp. she will sign the tpp, and if she signs it, it will be catastrophic for iowa and our country. we can't let that happen. we, in negotiating deals, are going to do something very, very simple. we're going to put the american worker first. very simple. we don't think -- i was thinking about it, it is like they want the other countries to do so well. because of the people, in many cases they they are ripping us and it is so easy to stop, and we're going to stop it. apple and our other major companies will start making their products in the united states. not in china and not all over the world. we don't make things here like we used to any more. we will start hav

bill clinton or donald trump on moving syrian refugees to detroit? >> bill clinton has it right. this who is we are as a country. we brought in hundreds of thousands of cuban refugee, vietnamese refugees. since 9/11, we've brought in 800,000 refugees. even if it's 65,000 as hillary clinton is suggesting. that's a drop in the bucket. many of these people are doctors and lawyers. the notion that they will take low paying jobs has no basis in fact. detroit has 670,000 people in it, down from the peak of 2 million. detroit needs a tech face. these people can provide it. >> 90rs of recent middle eastern roaf refugees are on food stamp, 70% on cash welfare. they are relying on the government. >> yeah. and bill clinton was talking about low paying jobs. he wasn't talking about them going to work at the hospital as doctors. that argument certainly doesn't hold water. and why in the world are we talking about putting 10,000 refugees in homes in detroit when we have 50,000 vets that served our country that are homeless right now. this is preposterous. the fact that we're doing something to

they want to make the focus on bill clinton. bill clinton today opened up about their marriage in a pod cast for the clinton campaign. here is a little of what he said. >> i think that she has literally spent a lifetime dealing with not only her joys and her blessings, be also heartbreaks and disappointment. sometimes unfair treatment. look at our blessings. we've been together for 40 years plus through thick and thin. >> talks about disappointments and sometimes unfair treatment. is bill clinton trying to hint at the elephant in the room they know is going to come at them? and is this a strategy to lay the groundwork to lessen the blow when it comes at them in the debate? >> i'm fully confident the clinton campaign has put a lot of thought what bill clinton is going to say in the pod cast. this entire week, everything from the moment she started talking about machado during the debate and setting the trap donald trump happily walked into, all of it has been college-educated women and trying to make sure she continues to have co

clinton's past. >> bill clinton's past. it would be the angle would be that she mistreated the women who are involved. this is their way of saying you're really the misogynist, you know. >> you're not a champion of women. you're not a champion of women, look at how -- >> so easy for her to turn and say, listen, we had big problems in our marriage, everybody knows it. and, you know, i reacted as one would, angry, but the fact is i'm proud that we fought to save our marriage and hold it together. a lot of people haven't, donald. >> she hasn't said that actually. hillary clinton's messaging hasn't been quite as succinct as what you just said. she said i'm not going to dignify it, i'm not going to talk about this, we all lived through it. she hasn't said, let's be honest -- >> i know but on a debate stage if it came up, she would have to do more than i'm not going to dignify it. hillary clinton was the high point of her public esteem, held in -- >> 65%. >> when she was at -- when she was going through that period, because peopl

it shows the pure honesty and his true feeling about hillary clinton and bill clinton. and there is a sense of him being part of that republican elitists not being willing to accept donald trump and pushing him aside as a national disgrace. charles: he did reveal between the children tons and obamas there is no love lost there which i thought was interesting. >> there was a lot revealing about this. i found it fascinating that this man voted for obama in '08 and '12. called himself in the emails a friend of hillaries. if this is how he thinks of his friends, greedy and a con artist, saying he doesn't think she understood what was going on in her basement with her illegal server. these are serious convictions. but it speaks to the character and the doubts many americans are already having about hillary and her illegal server and her honesty with the american people. charles: much has been made about the unfavorability ratings of both of these candidates. and it feels like colin powell was representative of that. you have got a lot of people for whatever reasons have a hi

has brought up bill clinton's affairs. eric trump says it was more than restraint, his father showed courage. newt gingrich said he thought the best single moment of the debate was trump's decision not to go after the's affair and raudy giuliani said if he were on the stage he would have pointed out that hillary clinton didn't just stand with her husband while he embarrassed the country but she attacked monica lewinski. trying to paint her as an insane young woman when in fact she was an intern. the women who made the quote not attractive losers and saying bill clinton should have taken the fifth. here's trump in 2008 will on cnn comparing bill clinton to george w. bush. watch. >> he lied. he got us into the war with lies. and i mean, look at the trouble bill clinton got into with something that was totally unimportant and they tried to impeach him which was nonsense and yet bush got us into this horrible war with lies, by lying. >> now trump says the only reason he didn't bring up the affairs during monday's debate is bec

president obama and bill clinton clinton on the campaign trail today. the president will be in philadelphia. the former president in california. both clinton and trump are expected to release more health records in coming days. anne-marie. >> hena daniels here in new york, thank you, hena. >>> during our broadcast interview, trump's running mate ingovernor mike pence was given a chance to label david duke deplorable but he refused. >> donald trump has denounced da we don't want his support. >> do you call him deplorable? >> i'm not in the name calling business, wolf, you know me better than that. >> duke, a former imperial wizard of the ku klux klan is running for senator in louisiana. >>> back to the interview with charlie rose, bill clinton told rose on the cbs broadcast that his wife is feeling stronger. >> she's doing fine. she was even better last night before she went to sleep. >> is that what happened? she got dehydrated? >> yeah, yeah. >> when you look at that collapse, that video that was taken, you wonder if it's more serious than dehydration?

bush would be bill clinton. and conventions of course are largely scripted affairs, but you can't control everything, you can't predict everything. you certainly can't control your press coverage. turns out on the first night of that convention, cbs news led its coverage that night, not with the convention itself, but with a whole different political story, with a political dirty tricks story that even now, all these years later, still curls your hair to see it. watch this. >> as the democrats open their national convention, cbs news unravels a campaign of dirty tricks, against presidential candidate bill clinton. >> it was the kind of tragedy a family desperately tries to forget. an emotionally distraught young woman, seven months pregnant, takes her own life. but the family and friends of susan coleman have been forced to relive this tragedy as political agents threaten to drag her name through the mud of the presidential campaign. >> they were victims of an unusually brazen dirty tricks operation run by an in

william fulbright bill clinton cites as his mentor. hillary clinton's mentor is a guy by the name of robert ku klux klan byrd. her mentor. >> it's interesting that bill clinton is using this language to justify robert byrd being a klansman. but, listen, the clinton campaign is getting very desperate right now. they're going to play every card they possibly can, the race card, the woman card, the russian card. they are concerned that donald trump's message is resonating with black voters. his message of empowerment, school choice, pro-energy, pro-economic policies, they are concerned about that. and anytime they play the race card, it's a sign of desperation. >> i agree with you. joe, this is a certain timing to all of this. let me play chelsea clinton talking about donald trump being a misogynist and a sexist. i'm like, chielsea, your dad, yu want to go there? okay. let's play the game. >> what's your response to donald trump saying your mom does not look presidential? >> where to begin? or maybe i would hope that everyone could see th

in fact there are reports nowth tatha rtight.r bill clinton aide's used tax aid dollars to subsidize the clinton foundation and usedse that money to support his wife's then secretary of statefe private e-mail server. ser a watchdog group has been keeping a keen eye on the group and the democraticgrp and presidential candidate has ttiae also been dodging directngirect questions about the foundationoo and her private e-mail server. >> joining us now is jonathans a swann from the hill.com.from t l so, tell us, what is your take t on this? do you think it's really going to be difficult to track theng t money here and whether or not they're really going to do what they say the clinton found us. >> very hard to track i would say impossible to track if you take the current promise thatsea bill clinton's made. made. the thing with bill clinton is i you need to pay as muchs m attention to what he doesn'tsn say as to what he says.o wh he end put out this promise a prose couple weeks ago where he saidai we're not going to takeo take rereign cash we're not goingfo to takige n sh wcorporate cash

william fulbright bill clinton cites as his mentor. hillary clinton's mentor is a guy by the name of robert ku klux klan byrd. her mentor. >> it's interesting that bill clinton is using this language to justify robert byrd being a klansman. but, listen, the clinton campaign is getting very desperate right now. they're going to play every card they possibly can, the race card, the woman card, the russian card. they are concerned that donald trump's message is resonating with black voters. his message of empowerment, school choice, pro-energy, pro-economic policies, they are concerned about that. and anytime they play the race card, it's a sign of desperation. >> i agree with you. joe, this is a certain timing to all of this. let me play chelsea clinton talking about donald trump being a misogynist and a sexist. i'm like, chielsea, your dad, yu want to go there? okay. let's play the game. >> what's your response to donald trump saying your mom does not look presidential? >> where to begin? or maybe i would hope that everyone could see th

clarence, what about that and the role of bill clinton here? i mean, if you look back to 2008, back in south carolina, when he was getting so upset that he said that this was a race that the obama campaign was saying that he was somehow racist. >> right. right. >> a full turn around. >> in all seriousness, bret, ever since the beginning of trump's campaign i thought i heard that phrase make america great again somewhere before. i thought it was reagan. it wasn't until today i realized it was bill clinton and repeatedly. maybe his memory has slipped, too. i don't know. >> on the stomp stump. >> context matters. certainly when black folks hear let's make america great again coming from a conservative what are you talking about? >> pat buchanan thinks america went down hill after elvis hit the he had sullivan show. this is what a lot of people think again. that's just bubba. is he dog his bubba thing. other context means a lot. there is kind of a funny bit of coding going on here in the speeches. bill clinton also knows how this message is receive

the hot topics former president bill clinton will speak about.. while hillary takes a break. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- the mercury spill investigation continues. where the e-p-a is now turning their attention to.. after walter johnson was cleared. ((brian loftus)) >> and, it's a little chilly as you head out this morning. sherry explains if this will be the new trend for us. ((kirsten joyce)) valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) brian loftus >> thanks for waking up with us, i'm brian loftus. kirsten joyce >> and i'm kirsten joyce. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton has canceled appearances on the west coast -- including in las vegas. instead, husband bill clinton will be filling in for her this morning at the college of southern nevada. 8 news now reporter nia wong has the latest update. kirsten. it turns out, hillary clinton has been battling a case of pneumonia over the last several days. specualtion over her health began to swirl when she left a 9-11 ceremony abruptly over the weekend. >> we've learned sh

he means not bringing up bill clinton's past indiscretions. why not? because chelsea clinton was in the audience. he didn't want to be disrespectful to chelsea clinton, he likes her a lot. he heaps praise on her. he did not rule out he would go there next debate. >> go there next debate, what does that mean? a hard core change in strategy? you know, is this going to be all bill clinton all the time next week? >> i would be surprised to see all bill clinton all the time next week. here's a couple new nuggets. ted cruz, the national championship debater, may be helping donald trump with his debate prep. that is what david said this morning, that cruz has offered to help. they're going to possibly take him up on that offer. interesting, because remember until six days ago cruz wouldn't say if he would vote for trump. now he is going to potentially help him for the next debate. you know there's a new "new york times" piece that is talking about how his advisors may do things differently, that trump was distracted during his prior debate sessions with this

. >> but bill clinton suggests this has happened before. we've got the latest. >>> and on the attack. donald trump hitting hillary clinton over the baskets of deplorables comment. >> our vision of hope stands in stark contrast to my opponent's campaign of hate. >> but as he talks unity, an actual fight, a fist fight breaks out in the stand. >> and mike pence refusing to call former klansman david duke deplorable. >> i am not in the name calling business. >> we've got it all covered. plus, dancing takedown. that's right. ryan lochte charged live on national television. spectators rushing the stage during "dancing with the stars." >> so many vefeelings are going through my head right now. a little hurt. >> i mean, crazy. question is, who were these assailants? we have a lot to get to this morning. but i want to start with brand-new numbers out today showing the race between secretary clinton and donald trump getting even tighter. clinton now has a four-point lead nationally over trump in a two-way race. that is down from a six-point lead last

this is not the party of bill clinton or the party of harry truman. it is now the democratic party of elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, barack obama, and nancy pelosi. and they do not want to commit the military anywhere in the world because that would require increases in military spending, which donald trump is proposing. hillary clinton is con sdrstrai by her party. it isn't just this one person. it's an entire democratic party mindset that will govern her national security policy. that is not true on the republican side with donald trump. >> briefly, bill, by the way, there are troops, ground troops. >> there are troops in syria and iraq. >> and americans don't realize what we have. dan is right. the only thing the party cares about is her vote authorizing force in iraq, they don't care -- the worst vote was her opposition to the surge. and so forth which was political. but that party doesn't want us involved anywhere. and that's what she's going to be constrained by the she's elected president. >> she may regret that because she may have to deplo

her husband bill clinton. fox five's eric hilt was at the college of southern nevada's cheyenne campus - as the former president addressed his wife's supporters today. "hillary clinton was scheduled to speak here at the college of southern nevada north las vegas campus this afternoon - but instead it was bill clinton who spoke to dozens of supporters, filling in for his wife who is still recovering from pnuemonia" "i'm glad to h chance to stand in for hillary today..." but while standing in... a flub from the former president when he was talking about hillary clinton's health... saying the presidential candidate was fighting the flu -- not pnuemonia. "people think there's something unusual about getting the flu last time i checked millions of people were getting it every year " a clinton aide said the prisident hillary clinton's doctor said she's recovering from pnuemonia. "i just talked to her shes feeling great and i think she'll be back out there tomorrow" but today -- it was bill clinton doing the stumping

there was another instance of the debate she did that. >> she seems too finished. >> bill clinton had the problem, too. he looks like a road scholar but he was not. he's a kid in the country with his mother raising himself. he had to get back to that >> i think you know when you look at the amount of money they have made. people don't connect her with the middle class upbringing. she was far more personal and motive when she talks about president obama and how she felt of the birther claim. she talked about his dignity. >> and how much it hurts him personally as a black man and the first president. >> it may have hurt him but he's going to get even. >> for hillary clinton last night, she had it ready to prosecute. i thought some what in a charming way. she looked like she was having fun and i think people like to see a candidate having fun. >> she understood what was at stake. i mean i think that the lines about i hear your point about maybe not connecting but it had a substance and zinc to it. he did not pay his bills and how can you preach us when you have not paid your bills. >> th

it's the treatment hillary clinton gave to the women after they accused bill clinton of -- >> it will be about his sex life, what she did, the women, what trump did, about his divorce and rape allegations. >>ed my heedia media is okay take something statement from machado -- >> it wasn't about trump having an affair with her. it was about den graigra denigr. >> after the way clinton and her surrogates treated her in then in 90s. if you want to give a platform for ms. machado, you should give a platform to the juan eat a juanita brodericks of the world. >> if republicans decide going after bill clinton for -- >> hillary. >> going after bill clinton after what -- for 20 years ago, they'll lose more women voters. it is -- one there is only one candidate throughout who is calling women bimbos. >> hillary, in the '90ss. >> one calling women fat. there's only one candidate out there who has insulted and disrespected women over and over again over the last 14 months. heck, over the last, you know, years of his life. >> bimbo was a word hillary clinton used in '90s. >> karine, joe, thank you

donald trump is ramping up his attacks against bill and hillary clinton. watch what the republican nominee told a crowd in new hampshire. >> the american people have had it with years and decades of clinton corruption and scandals and impeachment for lying. impeachment for lying, remember that? the clintons have a sordid past. we will be the very bright and clean future. sandra: trump, of course, referencing bill clinton's impeachment which was stemmed from his affair with a white house intern, monica lewinsky. this after a campaign memo circulated on wednesday urging associates to mention lewinsky and other women the former president reportedly had affairs with while suggesting hillary was complicit in smear campaigns against his accusers. some of trump's allies have said it's not the best strategy for him, but plenty of his surrogates are going there. >> if you look at her being an enabler really in the '90s and really attacking these women, it goes against everything that she now tries to spout be as a candidate for president. she'll say and do anything

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bill clinton, dr. bill clinton, the fact he called it a flu when the reality her own doctor said it was pneumonia, does it matter? what matters is the cover-up. there is an old saying in politics, it's not the crime that will do you in, it's the cover-up. if she had come out and said i have three chronic diseases. and here is how they affect me but i can still be president. but that's not what happened. she is perfectly fit but she has issues. the latest is it's pneumonia now bill is saying it's the flu. it's the cover-up. 70% of americans don't trust her anyway. this just adds to it. bill: in politico the headline is that bill clinton is no longer the closer. he stood in for her in california at fundraisers. is he looking the effectiveness? >> the last time he was on the ballot was 20 years ago. if somebody voted in 1996. and there were 8 casting their first vote. that's a long time. in political terms that's a lifetime. think of all those people under the age of 38. they have never seen bill clinton

going after hillary clinton for bill clinton's infidelities. in the internal trump campaign memo i mentioned earlier in the show, trump's campaign has directed surrogates to spin the conversation away from trump and towards secretary clinton. the memo shows that they are directed to say that, quote, hillary clinton and her husband actively worked to destroy bill clinton's accusers, and then hillary clinton bullieded and smeared women like paula jones, jennifer flowers, and monica lewinsky. just yesterday on msnbc, marsha blackburn, one of trump's most prominent surrogates, from tennessee, u.s. congresswoman, seemed to receive that memo. let's watch. >> i find it so interesting that there continues to be this conversation about what he has said. when you look at what she has done, jennifer flowers, paula jones, monica lewinsky, my goodness. >> while trump may not have mentioned bill clinton's infidelities and moneys debate, the campaign has a well-worn discussion. however an number of u.s. senators who support trump don't see the benefits of thi

he talked about maybe bringing up bill clinton and all the past issues with bill clinton. he said in his mind there is a discussion and that's not just him having an affair, but her treatment of women who bill clinton preyed upon. is that a distinction they can make ground with or is that a trap? >> it's tough and would require a lot of verbal gymnastics and donald trump tends to be more of a blunt instrument when it comes to rhetoric. he is not looking for the finer points because it's about emotion. i wonder if he can do something like that. i don't know how that sits with white suburban women or women in general talking about confronting hillary clinton with her husband's well publicized affair. i think it's very risky. he is someone who is willing to take risks and after the first debate, he may be more willing to take risks. it will make people who are for him overjoyed. it doesn't matter. they are for him. he needs to find people who are not currently for him to jump on his side. i am skeptical that that's the path. >> we are showing the poll numbers. hillary clinton