hillary clinton. during the brutal election campaign, she took time to write to a woman she never met about a man she has never met, a canadian who cannot even vote. this was an act of just kindness and it meant so much to me. i could see why so many people have such admiration for her. politically, but at that moment i could see why betsy loves her and as i fell in love with her then, to. i guess that it was clearly after the election, i think it was february i think that we had a chance to meet. you get a chance to not only meet hillary for five minutes and you try not to say anything stupid, but i was invited there with betsy for a whole weekend. what are the chances of not saying anything stupid for a whole weekend. [laughter] one more short little story. the first time that you and i met. we were at a restaurant. gone to a restaurant with bill and a couple of other people. you are flying in from boston. you were a little bit late. we were already seated. hillary arrives and stands at the door and

. >> hi, hillary. >> madam secretary -- >> okay, thank you. [laughter] >> it was easy when we were applauding. >> we could solve a lot of our problems. ive cannot tell you how excitedi am to dor this with our two lol bookstores. i want to thank laura and lucy for this amazing partnership that brings new york and milton back together and the true icing on the cake is to have stacy, a prolific writerr herself. her latest blockbuster which i devoured, so thank you, thankou you for doing this. >> it's my honor, i am honored to get to meet luis, i told her one day when i am successful, i will be a writer like her so i am working on that. >> i'm planning to run for governor of georgia so. [laughter]or >> i've already got up plant that tries to follow the shadows of secretary clinton so i got to admirable goals ahead of me. i want to talk about your book. i want to start further back, back to the beginning. riding with someone as a task. writing action with someone is an extraordinary feat. talk about first two secretary clinton, the most fundamental

that the dossier, which was paid for by hillary clinton's campaign, was bogus. it was used by the fbi to justify spying on her political opponent, donald trump and his campaign during the 2016 he election and beyond. we first reported this when senator lindsey graham requested then dni john ratcliffe to declassify the related documents in july of 2020. >> and we have learned from the memo that we declassified that the russian subsource who was american based, not russian based, told christopher steele here's what i've got. it's rumor, innuendo, it's not reliable and what did christopher steele do with that? he turned spite a tom clan sigh -- turned it into a tom clan dhs cy novel. what does the memo show. in january 2017 when they found the russian subsource who was in the united states, he disavoid the doseway as being reliable, the fbi knew it, did a 40 page memo but the fbi continued to lie to the court, getting new warrants based on the dossier in april and june of 2017, theft in -- after they knew it was a bunch of garbage. they continued to use it anyway.

let me tell you who did not blame me: hillary clinton. never once. >> o'donnell: well, huma abedin is still hillary clinton's chief of staff, but is looking for what's next. as for her marriage, she is in the process of finalizing her divorce from anthony weiner. all right, still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," alec baldwin speaks out as we learn about more accidental gunfire on the set of that western movie. western movie. and screening for colon cancer. yep. the american cancer society recommends screening starting at age 45, instead of 50, since colon cancer is increasing in younger adults. i'm cologuard®. i'm convenient and find 92% of colon cancers... ...even in early stages. i'm for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is right for you. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yell ) woo-hoo! ensu

clinton's best friend betsy and by the way hillary does as well. and i said i would love to so i was watching the book in chicago and whe betsy still lives and also louise penny's hometown and many people who i think have also turned in today from so i met betsy backstage before an event is one of those moments where, you mean a lot of people, everybody does that when you meet somebody special, you know it. it's like they've kept a seat at the table for you and there was betsy and i just fell in love with her and she fell in love with me well maybe but there was a mutual bond. and then i went into work and we kept inn touch and two weeks later when i got back from tour, my husband michael died. he was suffering from dementia. there's obviously, chattering and i was going through the letters of condolence week or so later.r and there was a note from hillary clinton. and during this almost brutal election campaign thing, canadian and a woman in the man who she has never met in this was truly an a act of altruism, and it meant so much to me. and i cou

hillary vaughn in washington with much more. hillary? reporter: speaker pelosi says the department of defense needs to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels. she agreed at a climate conference in scotland with a question who made the case the pentagon is one of the biggest polluters in the world. >> the pent gone is a larger polluter than 140 countries combined. >> we recognize that as well. big user fuel. >> the department of defense announced that military vehicleses are going green. not just non-combat cars and trucks but also tactical vehicles will go hybrid using a mix of fossil fuel and electricity. retired general ron spaulding a former b-2 stealth pilot, even if the u.s. military were to go green, our ad very rarelies and china and russia are not worried about their carbon boot print. >> not only they do not care about the carbon footprint of the military, they don't care about the carbon footprint. we're supposed to be the ones to defend i like to see how long it would take to charge an electric tank. john kirby was asked by o

as many of you know, hillary clinton served as the 57th u.s. secretary of state, in addition to being the first woman in u.s. history to become a presidential nominee. this was all after four decades in public service as an advocate. hillary is a first lady, senator, wife, mother, grandmother, author of seven best-selling books and so much more. because at the same time, she is also the most insightful, thoughtful and resilient person i have ever met personally. even though she and her family arear welcome regulars, making this introduction is an honor for me. >> my name is lucy and i'm pleased to be sharing this event. the connoisseur of studies is also an international best-selling author whose books have hit number one on "the new york times," usa today. a chief inspector published with the publishing group has been translated into 31 languages. in 2007, she received the order for the contribution. just when we thought it couldn't get any better than these blockbuster women, we had a stacey abrams moderating the discussion. activist, best se

hillary vaughn has more. hillary. reporter: liz, dr. omarova is trying to take back her past comments that she made like calling the banking industry a quote, a-hole industry and saying it would be a good thing if oil and gas companies would go bankrupt. >> you said at least we want them to go bankrupt if we want to affect chime mat change. >> i'm sorry i misspoke. reporter: some republicans say it is not just her past comments and published positions but her time growing up in the soviet union that are all red flags but some senate democrats say this is a smear campaign pushed by big banks that are scared. >> the attacks on your nomination have been vicious and personal. we've just seen them. sexism, racism, pages straight out of joe mccarthy's 1950s red scare tactics. it is all there on full display. welcome to washington and 2021. reporter: omarova made the case her politically charged comments in the past don't have anything to do with the duties of her job as comptroller of the currency but senator kevin cramer told me after the he

now, we are learning that hillary clinton allies gave information to a hillary clinton contractor and laundered all of it into the fbi and the department of justice. more than four years after that fabricated july 26th phone call, some of these criminals are finally going to jail. kim strassel is a columnist wite "the wall street journal" and she joins us. it's like we've been reporting for years but finally have it. all of the arrows turn right back and point at the clinton campaign. >> yep, that's right, jesse. you know, if you think about it, we should have called it the clinton dossier all along, but again, it took five years, and t that is one of the remarkable things about this, and to really put it in perspective, you have to go back and remember that origin story, the one you played those clips of. we were told and it lasted for almost a year that we had this really credible former russian -- former british intelligence agent who provided incredible information to the u.s. government before and out of the goodness of his heart after he stumbled across this information on trump

hillary vaughn has the story. reporter: the president is very clear, he thinks his social spending plan costs zero dollars but estimates released from the cbo this week foreshadow some of his math is not adding up, like the extra tax revenue they would bring in catching tax cheats. the cbo says it is closer to 120 billion in revenue, not 400 billion biden was betting on. so now the white house is turning around and attacking the non-partisan congressional budget office's credibility an ability to do their job. >> there has been wide agreement on the part of everyone involved, moderate, liberals, et cetera, that cbo does not have experience analyzing revenue amounts gained from cracking down on wealthy tax cheats who are taking advantage of every honest taxpayer. reporter: but the cbo says they actually do know how to do that. the former directing everyone reminding why congress created them in the first places saying this, quote, perhaps the most important thing to know that the cbo exists simply because congress

here is his post that hillary clinton then tweeted out. jake sullivan was peddling and spreading the dossier. >> he was and he has the gall to come to congress as you mentioned i took so many of the depositions and say he had no idea like fiona hill how the dossier was created or who the 10 million-dollar jake sullivan and the dnc were paying was he being utilized to glut fraudulent information so i think john durham is on his case and maria, wouldn't it be the irony of all for the current national security prosecutor to get charged with an actual felony based on real information and facts and not have does department of justice withhold a school put tory evidence like they did with the former national security adviser of donald trump, i think that's the accountability that the american public needs and i think that is where the road is going and where john durham is taking us so stay tuned. i think we are only 60 or 70% of the way there. maria: we will keep watching. kash, thank you for joining us from snowy pennsylvania, kash patel. a qu

hillary clinton's is fictional. kind of a thriller who is is is a very personal account of her life. so it interesting. interesting greets? yeah. thank you. right in the clear sign that it's officially the holiday season in san francisco return of the san francisco spca is window displays at macy's in union square. but just like all the other holiday traditions around union square. this loved stable has had to make some adjustments for the pandemic. instead it little fur actually being out on display why they've switched to videos of most this year to improvement from last year when they were on display at all because of the big crowd to that they they draw so a lot of people of that. i don't know. its people are outside the looking at the right. backs an 8 as why can't the real are maybe next year. maybe thing right. and what's going. yeah, i guess that some of the kids can't be fully vaccinated, right. is that was that like maybe i maybe maybe that maybe the animals need to be protected to maybe hour is that code

yeah, i think hillary clinton is right. big claim is essentially undermining the us dollar and us dollars rolled reserve currency. the days are numbered. there are those, even in the big calling community that held out hope that somehow the us dollar will remain on the world stage. but as hillary clinton herself points out, the coin is essentially undermining or destroying the u. s. dollar, because the u. s. dollar can't hold its purchasing power because it's via money and no fee money over the past 300 years has ever escape trading to 0. and the us dollar is going to do exactly the same thing. gold was great for a while, but now gold is being replaced by bitcoin and what this means to the u. s. dollar. and those who are part of the us dollar global empire of debt. while i mean, if they don't buy big coin, they're going to find themselves, i think in a very dire circumstances. and i would love to say that i feel bad for them. but you know, some, some have to perish so that others can survive. and if you're holding dollars,

our vicki liviakis talks with hillary clinton during a stop in the bay area this week. but clinton had to say about women taking charge and pushing for more progress. those stories and much more ahead after the break. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ ebenezer. ebenezer. marley? first you will see the past. excuse me! coming through! ugh! and then...the present. and finally, ebenezer...the future! introducing the all-electric eqs. happy holidays from mercedes-benz. >> new tonight at 6, the tsa screened, a total of 2.3 million passengers yesterday as travelers headed out to celebrate the thanksgiving holiday with loved ones. the agency says that is about 88% of the travelers who were screened on the same day back in 2019 last year the tsa screened just one 0.1 million passengers a day before thanksgiving. the latest figures bring the total number of passengers screen since monday to more than 6.6 million. that's compared to just over 2.9 million

let me tell you who did not blame me, hillary clinton. never once. >> huma abedin is still hillary clinton's chief of staff but is looking for what's next. as for her marriage, she is in the marriage of finalizing her divorce from anthony weiner. >>> all righ >>> a young girl from texas has boldly stepped up for tests on covid vaccines for children with weakened immunity. as cbs' janet shamlian explains, this brave little girl is paying it forward. >> reporter: at 7, juliana graves already knows her destiny. >> when i grow up, i'm going to be a princess. >> you are? >> a princess that helps a lot of other people. >> reporter: but she was born without something a princess needs for good deeds, a healthy heart. in 2014, at just 17 days old, juliana became the youngest heart transplant recipient ever at texas children's hospital. what can you tell me about your heart? >> that my heart is very special. >> reporter: this is the moment the mom who donated her infant's heart heard it beat in juliana last year. >> we feel grateful that a family c

>> no, because i know hillary clinton. ( applause ) and there's a whole chapter in my book called hillary-land. and as i say, hillary-land is a club that comes with lifetime membership, and i joined that club in 1996. and it's not just me, there's a very broad group of us, postally women, but there are men in the club, too. with that feeling -- i grew up in the middle east, the first part of the book is about growing up in saudi arabia, and one of the things i liked about the way i grew up is i was surrounded by a very loving community, we call it the uma in muslim communities. i found that sense of community in hillary-land. she has always been there for me as anyone who works with her. she approached a problem as a friend first and a boss second. after the first scandal, i wasn't even 12 weeks pregnant, i was carrying anthony's child, and it was such a shock to my system, she flew my family in so they could be there with me. >> stephen: that's hovlyiveive o know that you have that. ( applause ) >> stephen: you may have covered this in the book. >> i'm sure i did, but go ahead. >> stephen: it

to land in the white house and have a boss like hillary clinton, i think the community hillary landed was very similar. >> i'm trying to find the quote about hillary clinton staying with bill clinton because your family were so loyal to one another it had to be jarring to work for somebody who in the end her husband had some failings with loyalty and you write in all the frenzy speculation why hillary clinton stayed in her marriage and it was a political arrangement, skeptics tended to rush over the very obvious thing, she did it because she believed it was the right thing to do for herself and her family. i want to set up an issue in your relationship, anthony weiner different from you, different in religion and every way. you're married. what drew you to him, first of all, initially? >> i fell in love with his exuberant, he was smart and interesting and in public service and i felt our values an aligned. we met in 2001 and went our separate ways but there was an attraction to him and i felt like, you know, he was my friend before he was anything else, and we sort of fell in love by

but as hillary clinton herself points out big coin is essentially undermining or destroying the u. s. dollar, because the u. s. dollar can't hold its purchasing power because it's fee of money and no fee of money over the past 300 years has ever escape trading. to 0 in the us dollar is going to do exactly the same thing. gold was great for a while, but now gold is being replaced by bitcoin and what this means to the u. s. dollar. and those who are part of the us dollar global empire of debt, while i mean, if they don't buy bitcoin, they're going to find themselves, i think, in a very dire circumstances. and i would love to say that i feel bad for them. but i, you know, some, some have to perish so that others can survive. and if you're holding dollars, it's a hostile away go. ah, fella v, thank indeed. but, you know, the thing is that she kind of goes on in a way which suggests like these are the commanding controllers want to continue their command and control over the economy. the global monetary system and banking system that has, as we know, had been destabilized at least says

it is hillary clinton's first novel. i read their book so fast it was like somebody was timing me to get through it. we'll talk a little bit about that with secretary clinton. we will talk with her a lot about what is going on in the country right now. i'm really looking forward to that interview. >>> but before we get there, i want to give you an important update tonight on a story we have been covering closely. this is a story that is more than four decades in the making. we have been covering it for a while now just because it is a through-the-looking-glass, absolutely bizarre, impossible to believe story out of missouri related to a man named kevin strickland. kevin strickland was 18 years old in 1978 when he was arrested in kansas city, missouri. he was put on trial for a triple murder he insisted he had nothing to do with. he had an al buy. it didn't matter. he had people who corroborated his alibi, it didn't matter. there was no physical evidence connecting him to the crime. it didn't matter either. it was an all-

it's hillary clinton's first novel. i read everything luis penny writes anyway. honestly, i read their book so fast that was like somebody was timing me to get through it. so, we will talk a little bit about that with secretary clinton. we'll talk with her a lot about what's going on in the country right now. i'm really looking forward to that interview. but before we get there, i want to give you an important update tonight on a story that we have been covering closely. this is a story that is more than four decades in the making. as i said, we have been covering it for a while now just because it is a through the looking glass absolutely bizarre impossible to believe story out of missouri. and it's related to a man name kevin strikland. kevin strikland was -- years old when he was arrested in kansas city, they put him on trial for a triple murder that he insisted he had nothing to do with. he had an alibi, didn't matter, he had people who cooperated his alibi. did it matter. there was no physical evidence at all connecting him to the crime. that did not matter

"hillary clinton's debut crime novel is actually good." people did it to me when i wrote my first book. reviews were like, hey, wait, this doesn't suck. for me that's a favorite kind of review, people who are ready to hate you before they look at it. they have to begrudgingly concede it is good. you must be buoyed by how well it was received, even from people that were prepared to dislike it because it is you, no matter what it is. >> i'm used to people underestimating me and thinking that i'm something that i'm not, so i can't say i was surprised when i got headlines like that. but i was really gratified that people actually read the book and looked at the characters and followed the story and plot line. and so it was, it was really gratifying to have so many people say, "wow, i wasn't sure i was going to like it or not sure what i thought, but it is a great read." and it has been fun talking to people, you know, in this country, canada, the uk, literally all over europe about it, because obviously, you know, some of it is ripped from the

clinton and her longtime a aberdeen. >> billed as a conversation with hillary and in the audience, a who's who of female politicians 3 has inspired all of us. and that's came to hear from icahn hillary clinton as well as her longtime staffer whom aberdeen both out with border has climb up the ladder as i know, very pleasant weather bureau. >> it's not stepping on the fingers of the women. and it a love is really change lowest wrong closer and closer i hope when one of their biggest take nice try to share that story former secretary of state pending the fictional state of terror about facing down a terrorist attack. >> aberdeen surviving her husband sexting scandal and baring her soul in her book, both and hillary clinton's message really important story right now. >> we need more love and we more courage. >> in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron 4 a former president trump's attorney michael cohen is out of prison and promising to cooperate with investigators monday marked the end of his three-year sentence for tax fraud. >> lied to congress and other federal crimes. >> today. no dona

, hillary this, that, hillary, hillary, hillary. met her. go back poem. how bad was hillary clinton. i said, i liked her. there always seemed to be a massive disconnect between the woman you worked with and the image that's out there. can you talk to us about that? >> well, joe, i tell the story in the book in 2016, and you know, i'm doing the thing right now that i am most scared of. i am conquering my worst demons which is being in front of the camera and speaking in public. the thing that terrifies me most. in 2016 on the campaign trail for hillary and tell stories about her what she meant to me. not just me this community of hillaryland, and people would be shocked, and they would say, why doesn't she talk this way about herself? i always said the same thing. which is she's been in public service her entire adult life and never thinks about it's her. it's always about the mission, the cause, how to help people. and i -- i completely agree. i write a lot about the, you know, the sexism and challenges she's faced both in 2008. i'm

. >> also huma abedin talks about her years at hillary clinton eastside and how abedin's life was shattered by the scandals of her husband former congressman anthony weiner. >> in every one of those instances, joy, i really tried to make the best decision for my son, for myself until i got to the point where i just couldn't do it anymore. >> and the one and only jordan klepper talks about his adventures from maga land. >> the people that think this is a fun tailgate get in the same big ol' group and you see the iq drop, the indrop you don't have an adult in the room you see bad things happen. >>> the serious throughout to our democracy and critical importance of passing voting rights legislation. >> if we do not take action, if we do not have minimum standards passed across this country, we know the 19 states are the tip of the spear. there are 48 states that have considered legislation and there are 400 bills floating out there. we will watch the slow motion demise of our democracy accelerate dramatically starting as early as january as legislators come back into session and see how succes

hillary clinton's campaign could be squarely in the sites of special special counsel john durham it's getting circular swapping here. durham says clinton's campaign deployed a longtime clinton operative as a source to help manufacture the debunked anti- trumped steele dossier democrats got inside the fbi, which was then used to help spy on the trumped campaign. and of course accusations are tantamount to conviction when it comes here. also the media losing credibility again pushing hard on a false narrative that racism one in tuesday's election despite republican minority winning. also this house speaker nancy pelosi for the disintegration of the democrat party. pelosi's patron is a nexus and ironfisted control stopping the rise of fresh democrat talents, moderate to threat her power. hibbing agency to activists stalking democrat centers like joe manchin plus this biden supported the aclu, are they getting a cut at the potential multimillion dollar payouts from biden's justice department to illegal border crossers who broke the law? are they doing it all pro bono? all this as military

i'm sure. hillary ford, which of the british american big station, thank you so much. and finally, the n f t craze may finally be hitting a breaking point movie theater. chain mc and sony pictures are partnering up to offer 86000 non punishable token to members of their elite program to pre order tickets for spiderman. no way homes opening night on the 16th of december. now this shouldn't come as a shock after amc has embraced accepting crypto currency in recent months and the company c o adam aaron took the twitter to announce the promotion, saying, quote, this idea came from you. adding that there will be more than $100.00 unique spiderman and f t 's available, designed by animators at cub studios. the tickets officially went on sale on monday morning. i know it's interesting because when we're talking about 86000 and up to does it kind of take away from the whole point of view? absolutely, i think so, because when you're talking about something that's collectible, now this is just junk. sometimes as somebody who collects things, sometimes you just get junk, got load

we will have hillary audit situation. but also, you know, in the pros, post divorce that we've been talking so much about obviously been, or their own private protocol. it becomes a big issue. there's more talks ongoing and there's talk about that article 16 will at least won't be triggered before the new year and the focus. so what are we looking at these border checks and these custom checks that we're seeing as far as northern ireland going, how are they going to affect things into the holiday season? are we going to see that christmas without turkey or. busy had some of that been come pull back a little bit, some of it has pull back and it is right now. it's what i would consider border check light. because a lot of those checks have not gone into full effect, which won't be until after the new year. but in terms of the cold christmas holiday season. and one of the things, one of the issues actually that's come up is actually christmas crackers. something that's a particularly a u k issue, which is when you pull them

and later went with hillary and bill. because of the troops. so. >> and of course you also had an encounter with daniel ortega. in nicaragua, while he was in power. >> yeah. as i recall i wasn't -- that was more of a commentational meeting, not as bad as melosivic, but i met with him a couple of times too. >> what was that like? >> well he was -- i left congress, we didn't understand him da da da. no, i guess i was still there because we were trying to get something fast and joe biden was helping. and he had the dining room there and we were in the next room and the doors were open for lunch and we were there about 11:00 with the ambassador. and about 1,100, after a rather long, heated discussion, the dining room doors closed and we were neither staying for lunch and meeting was over. and ortega's meeting. who went with me on that? i don't know have -- but obviously we weren't supporting ortega. i don't remember what was -- was that in the reagan years? >> yeah. >> must have been, yeah. >> 85, 86. >> all the contraaid and all this stuff. and my

and to the point that you just made about hillary and things now, that she said in 2016, that people thought, oh, she's so crazy, how can she be suggesting there's an intervention from another country? how could she be suggesting that facebook is manipulating -- >> crazy democrats. >> what are they talking about? and now everything -- 100% of what she said -- >> charlie sykes and bill crystal literally sound like hillary clinton circa 2016. >> that's exactly right. so that was a very hard thing for me to reconcile. it took a lot of therapy for me to get to the other side. >> have you talked to jim comey since? >> i have never had a conversation with him, no. >> his sort of accounting, and i think his wife views a lot of it the same way you do, but his accounting is that he thought hillary would certainly win and he thought if this came out after that the fbi would have no credibility. if you look at what happened to the fbi under donald trump, donald trump didn't think they had any credibility anyway. does that change or alter any of how you view him? >> you're telling me something,

>> bret: hillary vaughn live on the hill. hillary, thanks. we are told the progressives are still meeting. there have been phone calls with president biden. so far there is not a break here. and still stalemate. lawmakers are demanding answers tonight over the news that the biden administration is pursuing a controversial plan to pay millions of dollars to illegal immigrants who were separated from their families as they attempted to cross into the u.s. white house correspondent peter doocy asked the first question about that to president biden. he has an update tonight. >> president biden was against cash payments for illegal immigrants. >> that's not going to happen. >> as biden officials defend money for illegals separated from family members under the trump administration. >> we're in this place that we are today is because we had an administration that had inhumane, immoral policy that was taking babies away from their families, from their mothers. >> republicans see a flip flop or worse. >> many times president biden tells us one thing