gayle from vanity fair is a biographer of hillary clinton. her 2000 book was called hillary's choice. david is from the washington post, author of two books about the clinton including a 1995 biography of bill clinton. welcome to both of you. >> as we start, here i want to play a bit of a video from 1992. it is one of five or six hillary clinton clips that has become emblematic of her. this is one of them. this historian, when she talked about how she might approach the role of first lady and how involved she would be, let's listen. >> those of us who have tried to have a career and an independent life, certainly someone like myself will provide that with full public involvement. children, but also other issues. i have done the best i can and i suppose we will be subject to that kind of thing. i don't know what to say other than that. it is sad. this is still my profession which i entered before my husband. >> as they campaigned in 1992, they were promoting the idea of two for one. this should be a very involved first lady. as the administrat

this is hillary clinton. i want to thank you for letting me speak with you about an issue that is central to our children's future and critical in our fight to restore this nation's economy, solving our nation's health care crisis. there is no prescription or role model or cookbook for being first lady. the future is created every day. the future is not something that is out there waiting to happen to us. the future is something that we make. well, i have said, and i believe, that there's a good possibility that sometime in the next 20 years we will have a woman president. >> hillary clinton logged many firsts in her role as first lady. political partners since law school, the clintons survived scandals and even the impeachment of president bill clinton. as she considers another bid for the white house herself, hillary clinton's story is still being written. good evening and welcome to c-span's year long series "first ladies: influence and image." we'll tell you the story of hillary clinton. here to tell us o

. ♪ >>> hello, this is hillary clinton. i want to thank you for letting me speak with you about an issue that is central to our children's future and our fight to restore the nation's economy. solving our nation's health care crisis. >> there is nog]?dn prescriptio role model or cookbook for being first lady. >> a future is created every day. the future is not something that is out there waiting to happen to us. the future is something that we make. >> and i have said and i believe that there is a good possibility that sometime in the next 20 years we will have a woman president. >> hillary clinton logged many firsts in her role as first lady. since law school, the clinton impeachment of presidentn(5iÑ b clinton and as she considered another bid for the white house, beingfs good evening and welcome to c-span year long series first ladies, influence and image. tonight we tell you the story of the spouse of our 42nd president hillary clinton. here to tell us the story are two journalists who know the clintons well by coverin

he also told hillary clinton what he was doing. so the fbi used this fake research to wiretap a political opponent but the fbi hid that from the court. what does this mean for the country? when does this mean for u.s. attorney john durham's criminal probe? do we want to turn into east germany, where we turn our intelligence community as a nation of snitches that spy on political opponents? that is dangerous course for our country. >> that is a dangerous course of our country. number one question i'm asked by constituents in indjanna regular basis, how can no one be held accountable for the biggest political scandal in american history? using christopher steele's own words, that the fbi fell for it, it was designed to help hillary clinton she was right in the middle of it. others in the obama administration were involved in the scandal. no one is held accountable for it, that is the biggest shame for the last four years, since i've been in washington going on four years now. i still can't believe it, no one has ever been held accoun

hurting hillary clinton's campaign i think is really a red herring and depp people need to understand the facts. in early may the british court decided that the extradition hearing for wiki leaks publisher julian a songe originally scheduled for may 18th would be moved to september. this 4 month delay was made after a songes defense lawyers argued the difficulty of his receiving a fair hearing due to the restrictions imposed by the coville 19 lockdown asuncion declining health and showing clear signs of psychological torture according to neil's melzer the un special rapporteur on torture who visited julian asuncion prison is being held in london's atory a high security belmarsh prison for publishing classified documents which exposed u.s. war crimes in iraq and afghanistan he's been indicted on 17 counts under the $117.00 espionage act alone he is not a us citizen and wiki leaks is not a us based application charged with the unauthorized possession and dissemination of classified material something that has been performed by countless journalists including myself when i worked for the

the numbers that i just read to go don't have anything to like what hillary clinton hillary clinton a best at one point was winning by 4 or 5 points and by the way the polls were right about hillary clinton she did win the election. polls so right now 'd if you're going to ask that by the way that's a great question what are the national polls now most some there are some national polls now that have doll drop losing by 16 at best i don't know honestly up by something i mean i guess it all myself i'm a little skeptical myself i hear you i'm just from from what we saw in the past and i hear what you're saying but a lot of investors and business people who who vote for trump who are watching and keeping a close eye on the market for them doing while because you know they're making their money they're going to go out and vote for trump are they not. know they feel like biden is safe. they think the stewardship that they did not trust hillary clinton with. their more apt to trust joe biden with because joe biden's a caretaker he's not a revolution. should marry he's not seen as a communis

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the numbers that i just read to go don't have anything to like what hillary clinton hillary clinton a best at one point was winning by 4 or 5 points and by the way the polls were right about hillary clinton she did win the election particular for the national polls so right now if you're going to ask that by the way that's a great question what are the national polls now most some there are some national polls now that have doll dropped losing by 16 at best i don't know and it's really up by something i mean i guess it all myself i'm a little skeptical myself i hear you i'm just from from what we saw in the past and i hear what you're saying but a lot of investors and business people who who vote for trump who are watching and keeping a close eye on the market for them doing while because you know they're making their money they're going to go out and vote for trump are they not. know they feel like safe. they think the stewardship that they did not trust hillary clinton with. their more apt to trust joe biden with because joe biden's a caretaker he's not a revolution. should marry he

numbers that i just read to you don't have anything to like what hillary clinton hillary clinton a best at one point was winning by 4 or 5 points and by the way the polls were right about hillary clinton she did win the election hard at least for the actual polls so right now if you're going to ask that by the way that's a great question what are the national polls now most some there are some national polls now that have doll dropped losing by 16 at best i don't know honestly up by something i mean i guess it all myself i'm a little skeptical myself i hear you i'm just from from what we saw in the past and i hear what you're saying but a lot of investors and business people who who vote for trump who are watching and keeping a close eye on the market for them doing while because you know they're making their money they're going to go out and vote for trump by they not. know they feel like is safe. they think the stewardship that they did not trust hillary clinton with. their more apt to trust joe biden with because joe biden's a caretaker he's not a resolute. should marry he's not seen

to the numbers that i just read to you don't compare anything to like what hillary clinton hillary clinton a best at one point was winning by 4 or 5 points and by the way the polls were right about hillary clinton she did win the election not a list of hashanah polls so right now if you're going to ask that by the way that's a great question one of the national polls now most some there are some national polls now that have dolled up losing. by 16 at best i don't know honestly up by something i would guess it all myself i'm a little skeptical myself i hear you i'm just from from what we saw in the past and i hear what you're saying but a lot of investors and business people who who vote for trump who are watching and keeping a close eye on the market for them doing while because you know they're making their money they're going to go out and vote for trump are they not. know they feel like go above missive. they think the stewardship but they did not trust hillary clinton with. their more to trust joe biden with because joe biden's a caretaker he's not a revolutionary he's not seen as a co

. >> hillary clinton is a (bleep) demon! l >> narrator: whes and conspiracies flourish. >> pizzagate is real. sandy hook, it's got inside job written all over it. >> narrator: "the united states of conspiracy." sinformation...eliberate >> disinformation is having a >> ...the same conspir theories... ♪ t >> narrato story of how alex jones helped bring conspiracies into the mainstream began on the fringes of america in the 1990s. >> all right, austin, i... >> narrator: he was a late-night access tv personality voice pedaling outragebscure >> they are trying to make you dysfunctional, they are teaching you false thought systems... >> he began... >> okay? . as sort of an underground phenomenon. >> society is insane to me, so i'm insane to yourverage dumbbell. >> you know, people in austin would sit home and get high inf the middlee night and watch this crazy guy vent about... crazy stuff. >> hillary clinton is a fascist worker of the rockefeller... >> narrator: unhinged conspiracy theory rants... >> biological attack is immine

it's also something that women of hillary clinton's generation could not say of themselves hillary clinton was into the generation where you couldn't even have a photo of your children on your desk if you wanted to be seen as a credible working woman. >> because you'd be too soft? >> right, too soft and you will remind people that you had children and you weren't supposed to do that in the 19 eighties, you are supposed to be all there at the workplace. and i really thought like that was generational difference between the two women. >> we're going to look next to the 2008 convention where people of both parties, political junkie who watch and size of the candidates and independents of course as well, a chance to see michelle obama in long form before this national audience. >> what struck me when i first met barack was that even though he had this funny name and even though he had grown up all the way across the continent in hawaii, his family was so much like mine. he was raised by grandparents who are working class folks just like my parents, and buy single mother who struggled to pay th

she gets compared to hillary clinton. i don't think she is like hillary clinton. i mean she gets compared to jackie onassis and i think in some ways the glamour and the arts and the harnessing of culture i would make more of a comparison there actually. >> i think you could take pieces of first ladies, you know, and kind of compare them. there is some of the jackie o. with the cultivation of the image and the family and then, you know, you can see a little bit of laura bush and the kind of being able to maintain that popularity, being very popular with the base. she was also a popular fundraiser within her party. you know, hillary clinton is a more difficult comparison but i think michelle obama is ambitious in her own way just as hillary clinton clearly is. you can sort of take slices of the modern first ladies. i think michelle obama told c-span that it is the modern first ladies that she sort of relates to much more than some of the other first ladies, who seem sort of like, you know, pages of a history book. >> well, let's listen to the first lady talk about t

if hillary clinton's lead was over 18 points there and wisconsin, biden's edges just over six points and at this point year four years ago, biden led by four points. mount rushmore celebration tonight, charlie kirk, founder and president of turning point usa. if joined by jessica tarlov, fox news contributor. if yes, the president is behind, jessica, but as he heard he was behind at this point for years o and came back to win into. it is this a similar situation potentially this time around? >> it's absolutely a similar situation potentially but joe biden is in a better position than hillary clinton was four months out. if the numbers you read are absolutely correct and i appreciate were talking about the averages of the real clear politics average in comparison to the polls. if resident trumpet further underwater this time around and joe biden is up 26 points with women and most crucially, open over ten points with seniors. there is no path to the white house for a republican without winning seniors by a overwhelming margin. currently, they would say at well there so many left wing

. >> so during the primary, hillary clinton was primary rival of barack obama. would you comment a bit about this interesting relationship of a former first lady who is now a presidential candidate, and ultimately is defeated by this opponent then goes on to serve as his secretary of state and has a first lady that she could give to and how did that work out. >> it is interesting, during the 2008 primary campaign is becomes a dog fight towards the end. they're grasping. and it got ugly at some points. and you had two really defined camps within the democratic party. and there were the clintonites and the obamaites and there was question about who everyone would come together in a very natural way and this idea that hillary clinton would serve as secretary of state did a lot in terms of mending those bridges. and early on in the obamas term, michelle obama goes over to the state department and they have some interaction in a very warm to each other publicly and that is another moment of coming together. michelle obama has been a very different kind of first lady

. >> hillary clinton, she is a world class liar. >> he sees a plot to steal an election. >> voter fraud, voter fraud. here here's the evidence. >> the whole election is being rigged. >> it's a lie. >> and it's dangerous. >> a burn it down strategy. that does not defeat the opponent, it damages democracy. >> covid-19 is a hoax. >> trump has conspiracy theory allies. >> obama and hillary smell like sulfur. >> it's totally nuts. >> even crazier, the conspiracies of trump fans. >> trump is a hero being thwarted by a ring of pedophiles and child traffickers. >> how did we get here? >> it's the first time in our history that a conspirasicst holds the highest office in the land. >> a democracy that will soon elect a president. >> this is the first time that i can remember, having a fear or anxiety that a sitting president, if he loses a free and fair election won't leave. ♪ good evening, i'm fareed zakaria, let me begin with a confessi confession, this is not the topic that i usually tackle. and i'm worried about repeating misinformation. but it's urgent, the theories circulating now are dan

joe biden isn't hillary clinton. when you look at the analysis of crooked hillary and her emails, those things to this day get more reaction from the right than anything related to joe biden. all of the trump nicknames, sleepy joe biden and all of that, it doesn't really catch on. trump is once again -- he is a man out of time. he is trapped in the past. he is running the same campaign he ran against hillary clinton, except hillary clinton is not on the ballot. for trump and the republicans, that's a big problem that they don't have a solution for. >> you referenced the lincoln ad. we want to show a quick bit of that right now. >> since donald trump took office, almost 8 million fewer americans are working. if trump lost jobs for a state it would be larger than 37 states. donald trump's incompetence, ignorance and indifference has made him the most deadly job killing president in our history. with so many losing their jobs, isn't it time donald trump lost his? the lincoln project is responsible for the content of thi

. >> hillary clinton is a (bleep) demon! >> narrator: where lies and conspiracies flourish. >> pizzagate is real. sandy hook, it's got inside job written all over it. >> narrator: "the united states of conspiracy. >> ...slew of deliberate disinformation... >> disformation is having a devastating effect. >> ...the same conspiracy theories... ♪ >> narrator: the story of how alex jones helped bringes conspiranto the mainstream began on the fringes of america in the 1990s. >> all right, austin, i... >> narrator: he was a late-night access tv psonality in austin, texas, an obscurepe voicling outrage.ng >> they are tryi to make you dysfunctional, they are teaching you false thought systems... >> he began... >> oka >> ...as sort of an underground phenomenon. >> society is insane to me, so m insane to your average dumbbell. >> you know, people in austin the middle of the night and in watch this crazy guy vent about... crazy stuff. >> hillary clinton is a fascist worker of the rockefeller...>> arrator: unhinged conspiracy theory ra

. >> hillary clinton, she is a world class liar. >> he sees a plot to steal an election. >> voter fraud, voter fraud. here's the evidence. >> the whole election is being rigged. >> it's a lie. >> and it's dangerous. >> a burn it down strategy. that does not defeat the opponent, it damages democracy. >> covid-19 is a hoax. >> trump has conspiracy theory allies. >> obama and hillary smell like sulfur. >> it's totally nuts. >> even crazier, the conspiracies of trump fans. >> trump is a hero being thwarted by a ring of pedophiles and child traffickers. >> how did we get here? >> it's the first time in our history that a conspirasicst holds the highest office in the land. >> a democracy that will soon elect a president. >> this is the first time that i can remember, having a fear or anxiety that a sitting president, if he loses a free and fair election, won't leave. ♪ >> good evening, i'm fareed zakaria, let me begin with a confession, this is not the kind of topic that i usually tackle. and i concerned about repeating false information. but the subject is urgent because the conspiracy the

>> reporters said, are you hillary clinton or barbara bush? and i always just said, i think i'll be laura bush. i do laura bush pretty well, having grown up as her in midland, texas. >> mark, you had the opportunity to host some of these panel sessions with first ladies talking about the role. and what you hear is the desire on the part of the public and the press to type cast, and also the desire of the women in the role to be their own self, despite all the enormous pressure to be something other than that. would you comment on that? >> that's right. they're always going to be compared to their predecessors. are you going to be a more traditional first lady, an activist first lady, which one will you be? i think they all put their unique stamp on the role. laura bush was no exception. >> we have read a couple times from laura bush's memoir, which is spoken from the heart. you talked along the way about what a guarded individual she was. when you read her memoir, did we learn any more about her than you had known perhaps from all your reporti

clinton's closest advisors on this and hillary clinton he makes it clear. this is not it was safe and under the control of the opposition by the time nato starts bombing but he says specifically we need to keep going we need to keep on going we need to create regime change and why because we need to be able to take over libya for the west for oil for infrastructure investment and for his gold and that's exactly what happened. and then the other countries within nato had had their own reasons because you know he got a major donation from gadhafi for his campaign and he didn't want that to come out and believe it was in a league with able to get out of billions of dollars they live in by bringing down gadhafi really is a despicable motivation behind this so-called humanitarian intervention recently the trump administrator who has been working very hard to destroy the power of the international criminal court the i.c.c. but they're not the 1st of his very soon to say the i face a cannot investigate or prosecute american why is it so important for the u.s. to u

. >> hillary clinton. she's a world-class liar. >> he sees a plot to steal an election. >> voter fraud. voter fraud. here's the evidence. >> this whole election is being rigged. >> it's a lie. >> and it's dangerous. >> a burn-it-down strategy. it doesn't just defeat an opponent, it actually damages democracy. >> covid-19 is a hoax. >> trump has conspiracy theory allies. >> obama and hillary, both, smell like sulfur. >> it's totally nuts. >> even crazier. the conspiracies of trump fans. >> donald trump is the hero of a ring of predators and child traffickers. >> this is the first time in our history that a conspirasist. >> a democracy that will soon elect a president. >> this is the first time i can remember having a fear or anxiety that a sitting president, if he loses a free and fair election, won't leave. >>> good evening. i'm fareed zakaria. let me begin with a confession. this is not the kind of topic i usually tackle. and i am concerned about repeating false information. but the subject is urgent beca

and hillary clinton allowed that to happen in 2016. she did no press conferences for 270 days during that campaign we all know how that worked out. if you had to define the biden capacity righthe bycandidacy 15a elevator. spend a lot of money raise attacks walter mondale he won minnesota and went 0 for 49 everywhere else, harris. >> harris: you know, i'm curious to know just from your own reporting, joe concha, about what we know will be joe biden in the fall if he were to win in the white house. and i say that because there is some members within his party that are pulling for a more farther left platform. he get caught in that he gets caught saying he doesn't want to defund the police. and then almost putting that in quotes maybe what he meant was this. and if you can't ask anybody follow-up questions. you are right, your opponent gets to define you. that's exactly right. president trump is only three and a half years into his first term. taken more questions directly from reporters than any president in history, that includes the on

clinton was in the white house, what if we went to hillary clinton and asked her to loan us her wedding dress. it was such a crazy idea. we did it, and sure enough she said yes. they had to find it in some storage unit in arkansas, but that was really wonderful. it kind of has set a precedent for this. it was so generous of mrs. trump to loan that dress, but the others are reproductions, of course, and of the smithsonian collection the collection we borrowed it from only on only has the collection going up to barbara bush. so there's nothing of hillary clinton's laura bush's or michelle obama's. good question. >> this is very good. i wondered, because jackie othat's was famous for her pillbox hat, and pat nixon came along, there were no more hats worn, at least in the display here, by pat nixon or betty ford. is that the time period of no more hats? is. >> you are very observant and very spot-on correct. pat nixon -- lady bird johnson wore a hat famously to her husband's 1965 inauguration, the swearing-in ceremony. she was the first to hold the bible. i'm glad you mentioned it. there's

clintons closes his eyes around this and hillary clinton he makes it clear this is not it was safe and under the control of the opposition by the time nato starts bombing but he says specifically we need to keep going we need to keep going we need to create regime change and why because we need to be able to take over libya for the west for oil for infrastructure investment and for his gold and that's exactly what have you know the other countries within nato had had their own reasons because you know he got a major donation from gadhafi for his campaign and he didn't want that to come out and believe it was in a league with able to get out of billions of dollars they live in by bringing down gadhafi really is a despicable motivation behind this so-called humanitarian intervention recently the trump administrator who has been working very hard to destroy the power of the international criminal court the i.c.c. but they're not the 1st of illustration to say the i face a cannot investigate or prosecute american why is it so important for the u.s. to undermine an international body that p

clinton's closest advisors on this and hillary clinton he makes it clear that because it was safe and under the control of the opposition by the time nato starts bombing but he says specifically but we need to keep going we need to keep arming we need to create a regime change and why because we need to be able to take over libya for the west for oil for infrastructure investment and for his gold and that's exactly what have. and then the other countries within nato had had their own reasons because you know he got a major donation from gadhafi for his campaign and he didn't want that to come out and believe it was in a league with able to get out of billions of dollars they live in by bringing down gadhafi really is a despicable motivation behind this so-called humanitarian intervention recently the trumpet ministration has been working very hard to destroy the power of the international criminal court the i.c.c. but they're not the 1st administration to say the i.c.c. cannot investigate or prosecute american why is it so important for the u.s. to undermine an international body that

the last three cycles they won the presidential race and hillary clinton be donald trump by 2.5 points although was closer than i would pick as the race essentially was over after early voting which lasted weeks. biden is ahead in polls slightly outside the margin of error in recent polling data hasn't been a lot of public polling that the democrats have a substantial registration advantage which they have for many years now including 154,000 voters or so in clark county which is where las vegas has 70% of the votes. very difficult for republicans to win statewide in nevada with that kind of firewall the democrats have in clark county. >> host: seems so long ago the nevada caucuses in which senator bernie sanders won handily with about what he presented the democratic vote many people were beginning to write up joe biden. so much has changed since then. what about this report in the banda -- nevada and the democratic nature biden? >> guest: it's an interesting question. sanders won here essentially in a landslide over joe biden. it is a caucus may calculate the most differently but it'

big reaction on social media today to a reported alternate history series centered on hillary clinton. what critics are saying as the former secretary of state steps back into the spotlight. ♪ ♪ it's velveeta shells & cheese versus the other guys. ♪ clearly, velveeta melts creamier. ♪ well the names have all... welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. ♪ >> critics about the new television series for hulu important training an alternate history for hillary clinton. imagines the life of former secretary of state if she never married bill clinton. this sparked conversation on social media. carley shimkus is with us. >> for those thinking i just can't get enough of hillary clinton, i wish there were two versions, your prayers have been answered with this show. unfortunately for hulu, it doesn't seem like a lot of people feel that way. the reaction has been largely negative. journalists tweet, destined to be a cult classic as far as cult is taken literally. a tweet from stephen miller that jokes, james comey still gets fired and walker bragman writes, who asked for this

clintons closes his eyes around this and hillary clinton he makes it clear. they may not as he was safe and under the control of the opposition by the time nato starts bombing but he says specifically but we need to keep going we need to keep on arming we need to create regime change and why because we need to be able to take over libya for the west for oil for infrastructure investment and for his gold and that's exactly what happened yeah the other countries within nato had had their own reasons sarkozy and you know he got a major donation from gadhafi for his campaign and he didn't want that to come out and believe it was adelaide with able to get out of billions of dollars they they owed libya by bringing down gadhafi it really is a despicable motivations behind a dis so called humanitarian intervention recently the trauma administration has been working very hard to destroy the power of the international criminal court the i.c.c. but they're not the 1st administration to say the i.c.c. cannot investigate or prosecute americans why is it so important for

as a matter fact, my recollection was hillary clinton was going to win. shewa had 84% approval and donad trump was in single digits and again we know how those things turn out. so people will say various things that i even have had individuals actually to confessed to me steve that he will intentionally give pollsters that information because they fearey retaliation. they fear that something would be exposed in their lives. i think we're seeing the same template lived out all over again with some of these posts. i just don't believe there's a real scientific understanding as it were for individuals that are really reporting the stacks. they have not been factual at all. it's been quiteas an anomaly, to say the least. we don't leave the public at all when we are talking to bishop aubrey shines joining us from tampa, a native of chicago and decreases as thehe chair of the conservative clergy of color. get your phone calls in just a moment to spend a moment, give the audience your background. >> guest: so. going up in the business oriented home when my dad w

when you look at hillary clinton, let me start there. former senator, former secretary of state, former first lady, do you see her as a pioneer or do you see her as a loser, do you think her endorsement is helpful or does it harm joe biden? to go i don't think it harms him but it doesn't help, who takes advice from the person that lost? unless you want to ask them why they lost so they don't make the same mistake. he's making the same mistake, you cannot win, you have an excitement issue, young people don't trust you, minorities although they think he may be potentially better than trump, there's a chance that when it comes to his criminal justice background, you've got to go other and interact with people and i think people are banking on these numbers yet again and the same thing happened with clinton, she stated her bunker not because of coronavirus but because she was in the lead. now the president definitely has to get back on message and figure out a way to unite the country, there is some resistance to go out there and make the un

hillary clinton beat donald trump by two other half points, although that was closer than it looked because the race was over by early voting, which lasts two weeks, and the democrats had banked enough votes. biden is ahead in polls, only slightly outside the margin of error in recent polling. there has not been a lot of public polling. the democrats have a substantial registration advantage, which they have for many years, including 154,000 voters or so in clark county, where las vegas is, 70% of the vote. very difficult for a republican to win statewide in nevada with that firewall the democrats have in clark county. steve: it seems so long ago, the nevada caucuses in which senator bernie sanders won with 40% of the democratic vote. many people were beginning to write off joe biden. so much has changed. what about the sanders support in nevada? is it solid for the presumptive democratic nominee, joe biden? jon: interesting question. sanders won here essentially in a landslide over joe biden. it is a caucus. they calculate the votes differently. but it is interesting the biden team took th

hillary clinton beat donald trump by 2.5 points, but it was closer than it looked because -- then it looked because the race was basically over after early voting here and democrats had banked enough votes. in polls been ahead here only slightly outside the margin of error in polling there hasn't been a lot of public polling. but democrats have a substantial registration advantage, which they have had for many years now, including 100 to 4000 voters in clark county, which is where loss vegas is, 70% of the vote rate very difficult for a republican to win statewide in nevada with that kind of firewall the democrats have in clark county. ago, the seems so long nevada caucuses in which bernie sanders one handily with 40% of the democratic vote. many were beginning to write off joe biden. so much has changed since then. int about sanders support ?evada, and joe biden jon: sanders one in a landslide essentially over joe biden, but it was different because they count the votes differently in a caucus. then he had a disastrous showing and new hampshire, and the rest is history. but the prog

hillary clinton beat donald trump by 2.5 points although , that was closer than it looked because the race was essentially over after early voting, which lasts two weeks, and the democrats had banked enough votes. biden is ahead in polls, only slightly outside the margin of error in recent polling. there has not been a lot of public polling. but the democrats have a substantial registration advantage, which they have for many years, including 154,000 voters or so in clark county, which is where las vegas is, 70% of the vote. very difficult for a republican to win statewide in nevada with that kind of firewall the democrats have in clark county. host: it seems so long ago, the nevada caucuses in which senator bernie sanders won with about 40% of the democratic vote. many people were beginning to write off joe biden. so much has changed. what about the sanders support in nevada? is it solid for the presumptive democratic nominee, joe biden? guest: it is an interesting question. sanders won here essentially in a landslide over joe biden. it is a caucus. they calculate the votes different

hillary clinton beat donald trump by two and have points although that was closer than it looked because the race especially was over after early chvoting. in the democrats have been to enough boats. biden is ahead in paul's hair. only slightly outside of the margin of error. in the recent polling. there has not beenn a lot of public only but the democrats have an substantial registratin advantage which they have for many years including 154,000 foreigners oso and clark county which is where laseg vegas is pretty 70 percent of the most. it would be difficult for republicans to win state wide in nevada. >> it seems a long ago the nomadic caucuses which senator bernie sanders bond with about 40 percent of the democratic vote. many people were beginning to write off joe biden. so so much as changed since then. as a solid for the mechanic nominee joe biden. >> that is an interesting question. sanders has one here and essentially in a landslide over joe biden. and they calculate, the votes differently but it's interesting that the biden team took god as second place finish after the disastrou

>> honestly, hillary clinton is a private citizen. she can speak to whomever she wants to, whatever interview she wants but whatever she says is irrelevant because she is not on the ballot. it's irrelevant because she is not president of the united states. so while this may be a 152nd package sound bite on the news today, i don't think that anyone including democrats is paying attention. they may stir the pot within the trump base, but it's not going to move the marker in any meaningful matter to either vote on donald trump against joe biden and hillary clinton is simply not on the ballot and what she says right now is irrelevant. >> kristin: got us talking about it. what do you think? >> for the life of me, i can't understand why hillary clinton think she needs to interject herself into everything that happens. she should have the self-awareness to know she is one of the biggest reasons why donald trump is president. you wanted to give a smart answer, it would be what i would do is irrelevant. what matters is what joe biden is going

an nbc/"wall street journal" poll showed hillary clinton inching out donald trump by 5. in an abc poll, up 7 in a cnn/orc poll. the final national polling from 2016 actually wasn't so far off the mark. in the end, they had clinton up by about 3%. she won the popular vote by 2.1%. but, of course, we don't elect president business national polling or the popular vote for that matter, if we did president hillary clinton would now be running for re-election. while they nailed the outcome in most states, the pollsters were wrong where it mattered the most. in the gather ground states, largely in the upper midwest. let's compare what polls are saying now versus what they predicted four years ago where it matters most. today, polls show that trump is losing in michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. biden is sitting with a comfortable 8% lead in wisconsin according to a marquette law school poll from june. that same exact marquette poll showed hillary with a 9% lead in the summer of 2016. in the end, trump won the state by 0.8%. a monmouth university survey of pennsylvania voters

when you look at hillary clinton, let me start there. former senator, former secretary of state, former first lady, do you see her as a pioneer or do you see her as a loser, do you think her endorsement is helpful or does it harm joe biden? to go i don't think it harms him but it doesn't help, who takes advice from the person that lost? unless you want to ask them why they lost so they don't make the same mistake. he's making the same mistake, you cannot win, you have an excitement issue, young people don't trust you, minorities although they think he may be potentially better than trump, there's a chance that when it comes to background, you've got to go other and interact with people and i think people are banking on these numbers yet again and the same thing happened with clinton, she stated her bunker not because of coronavirus but because she was in the lead. now the president definitely has to get back on message and figure out a way to unite the country, there is some resistance to go out there and make the unifying message but al

we are seeing a repeat of the hillary clinton campaign. biden, over the years has had some controversial and racist things to say about communities. the african-american community. kamala harris called them out during one of the democratic debates about his position on bunting. i think he has really been very situational in the position on these criminal justice issues. it is really all about polls. what he thinks he needs to say about getting integrity. it's not about as real viewpoints on issues. we think joe biden would be in favor of defunding the police to guard him or taking away his personal security or taking away the security that guards his

and all the clergy, by the way, in the united states of america, when hillary clinton wrote her lost, ithe reason she am, by name, listed in her blood. so i support this president. i think he is doing a fantastic job. steve, not just here, he is doing a good job for all americans, whether we are black, white, brown, and/or yellow, and he is doing a great job with trans international issues as well. host: when you look at the latest poll numbers come in abc poll/"washington post" pau has joe biden up by 16%. president trump turn things around? guest: i don't, steve, subscribe to those polls. [laughs] in 2016, all of the numbers did not reflect anything called accuracy. even into the night, when the votes were being counted, they still had then candidate trump down 12% to 14%. and then the map turned red. we are dealing with an economic fallout of the coronavirus, black lives matter, how do trump supporters c olicies that this president has put forth has helped all americans. host: i have to ask you about the public health threat of , because you have to admit there has been an issue, t

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daily social distancing show, here is more of my interview with hillary clinton. let me ask you this question. are you now ready-to-wear a mask now that donald trump has finally put one on? i'm assuming you just haven't been wearing one waiting for this moment. >> yeah, no i've actually been wearing one. and i think, you know, better late than never, i guess. my daughter had a great tweet which i retweeted where she said look, i'm not being sarcastic, if he would sell masks with his face on them and go ahead and make the money, at least it would send a good message. thatn once in a mask, maybe those people who still take their cues from him will similarly start wearing masks. >> because we're in a desperate situation again, trevor. i mean look, i florida, if it were an individual country right now would have the fourth highest rate in the world after the overall u.s. and brazil, india. so you know, we are a long way from getting this under control. >> there's no denying that every country once they got an idea of what the coronavirus was handled it differently. wh

hillary clinton was in the white house. i said what if we want to hillary clinton and just asked her to lone us her wedding dress. and it was such a crazy idea and we did it and sure enough, she said, yes, and they had to find it in some storage unit in arkansas. but that really was wonderful because it's kind of set a precedent for this. it was so generous of mrs. trump to lone that dress. but the others are reproductions, of course, of the smithsonian collection and the collection we borrowed it from, which is the eisenhower presidential library museum, only has the collection going up to barbara bush. so there's nothing of hillary clinton's, laura bush's or michelle obama's. >> next question. >> this was very good. thank you very much. i wondered because jackie was famous for her pillbox hat and pat nixon came along and there were no more hats worn by -- at least in the display here, by pat nixon or betty ford. is that the time period of no more hats? >> you are very observant and very spot-on correct. because pat nixon,

in 2016, we say hillary clinton led pretty much the whole race. her leads were basically about 3 to 8 points. it was usually somewhere in that range. we're sitting in high single digits, low double-digits in poll after poll. if you take from it a national level to the battleground state level, here's six key battleground states. donald trump in 2016 went 6 for 6 in these states, won every one, including three states that hadn't gone republican in 30 years. he won michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. take a look right now at the polling we're seeing in those states right now. in all six of those states right now you see joe biden leading donald trump in the polling. biden doesn't have to go 6 for 6 when you look at the electoral college map. he probably needs two or three to get over 270. there's also this. if you just compare trump to past presidents running for re-election, where did they stand in our nbc news poll at this point? there's basically three different groups here. reagan and clinton, they were way ahead. they both won easily. obama, geo

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