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Say things in the country are going well today. 46% say badly. now that going well number is the highest of the obama presidency. and that better mood translates in other ways. 55% of americans now approve of how the president is handling his job. that matches the high watermark of the second term. so you look at that number. one of hillary clintons numbers in this election is that she would be continuity. after a two-term presidency, people often look for change. donald trump is trying to make ...

Who said i may not have gone to college but im going to keep working because maybe my son, maybe my daughter will because in this country anything is possible [ cheers and applause ] as we walk away from this election. remember that is what makes us who we are. remember that. its a country where a girl like me from the south side of chicago whose great great grandfather was a slave can go to the finest universities on earth. a country where a biracial kid from hawaii, the son of a single mother,...

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Effect. whenever she appeared, the gap between her mother and obama seemed to shrink. >> i need to go tell anyone and everyone who may have an iota of interest in listening to me why im so passionately supporting my mom as a daughter, as a democrat, as an american. >> oh, i think shell be more than the voice of change. >> the tide slowly started to turn, but there was not enough time to catch up. june 3rd, 2008, the last day of democratic primaries. clinton took south dakota. >> i will be the de...

>> i did feel as if i was standing there at another step in history because my grandmother was born before women had the right to vote and she lived long enough to vote for her daughter for president. that to me is an amazing american arc. >> although we werent able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, its got about 18 million cracks in it. >> i think that hillary clintons a fighter first and foremost. we knew that this was not going to be the last chapter. >>...

Democrat, as an american. >> oh, i think shell be more than the voice of change. >> the tide slowly started to turn, but there was not enough time to catch up. june 3rd, 2008, the last day of democratic primaries. clinton took south dakota. >> i will be the democratic nominee. >> but obama won enough delegates to clinch the nomination. it was over. hillary clinton responded with the speech of a lifetime. >> although we werent able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks ...

The economy. and if you look at our economy, we have record high wage growth last year, like the highest in decades, unemployment at 5%, very low inflation, gas prices are cheap. theres a lot of reasons to -- not to mention health insurance, that we have the lowest rate of uninsured, you know, ever. and there are a lot of reasons to say maybe things arent perfect but theyve been going in the right direction at the very least. >> that story and a good piece about this where he called it, theres a...

Shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you its got about 18 million cracks in it. >> i was so proud of how just graceful and gracious she was and how full of gratitude she was for everyone who was in that old post office building, who had supported her, and the 18 million people that she talked about who had put cracks in the glass ceiling. >> hillary clintons race for the white house was over, but more surprises were still to come.

And if you look at our economy, we have record high wage growth last year, like the highest in decades, unemployment at 5%, very low inflation, gas prices are cheap. theres a lot of reasons to -- not to mention health insurance, that we have the lowest rate of uninsured, you know, ever. and there are a lot of reasons to say maybe things arent perfect but theyve been going in the right direction at the very least. >> that story and a good piece about this where he called it, theres a new silent m...

Right now there are 32 countries -- >> mr. trump -- >> wait a second. they had a cease-fire three weeks ago. a cease-fire. united states, russia, syria. and during the cease-fire, russia took over vast swatches of land and then they said we dont want the cease-fire anymore. we are so outplayed on missiles on cease-fires. they are outplayed. she wasnt there. i assume she had nothing to do with it, but our country is so outplayed by putin and assad and, by the way, iran. nobody can believe how stu...