The former Secretary of State is “pulling the curtain back about what it felt like to be the candidate,” revealing “the good, the bad and the ugly” in her newest book, What Happened.”

“We want to be a disinterested party here… we’re staying totally neutral,” Stein told Mark Thompson.

“What can I do for the next four years?”

“I cannot believe that women didn’t come together and didn’t see that Hillary had been a champion for women for all of her life,” Russell Simmons told Maria Menounos.

“If you’re victorious in this, you should be magnanimous and reach out and help somebody who’s feeling insecure,” Hoda Kotb said of Americans who supported the president-elect, Donald Trump.

Willie Geist took the opportunity to discuss the story of Donald Trump’s presidential run.

“The Republicans as a party nationally have had fissures and ruptures going on for 15 years now,” Wall Street Journal writer Peggy Noonan says.

“I do want people to vote for something, not just against something,”

“I never want to think anybody running for president was bad or evil.”

Interim Chair of the Democratic National Committee Donna Brazile joined Ari Rabin-Havt on Monday and revealed her reaction to the latest email investigation involving Hillary Clinton.

“Why this? Why now? Is it? It’s just a lot of questions here about what this is all about.”

And gives advice about how to avoid citizenship scandals.

“It’s a tough, tough, tough road for [Trump] to go,” Michael Reagan said.

“Honestly, every day that goes by it becomes clearer and clearer how unfit [Donald Trump] is,” Clinton told Mark Thompson.

Steenburger shared her insight with former President Bill Clinton and Chelsea Clinton.

“There is a tremendous amount of distrust in the political system, and it’s not necessarily misplaced distrust,” CNNs Tapper admitted to Dan Rather.

Hear the third and final presidential debate live from University of Nevada, Las Vegas, this Wednesday starting at 9 p.m. ET. See post for specific stations.

“We all have a stake in what’s happening,” John Legend emphasized.

“Why can’t [Trump] come back again? He absolutely can,” Sen. Jeff Session said amidst Trump’s staggering poll numbers.

“My opinion is that by surviving Sunday and living to fight another day, Donald Trump keeps his hopes alive,” Dan Rather said on his Radio Andy show.

Following Sunday’s debate, Speaker Ryan revealed that he will no longer campaign with or defend Trump through the November election.

Brian Stelter stopped by Dan Rather’s America ahead of the vice presidential debate.

“During the general election, everybody cares and nobody gets killed,” Stephen Colbert explained.

“I have no political agenda,” VA Sec. Bob McDonald told Jared Rizzi.

A record-setting 80.9 million viewers tuned in to watch Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump square off on the debate stage at Hofstra University on Long Island on Monday night.

You can hear Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump’s first debate on more than a dozen SiriusXM channels.

“I think it still is anybody’s game,” Sen. Rand Paul said Thursday.

“If you’re not prepared to challenge lies you shouldn’t be talking to the candidates for the next two months.”

“Do I like Hillary Clinton? No. Am I gonna vote for Hillary Clinton? No. Do I honestly think she’s gonna destroy our country? We’ll still be a country, we’ll still be America, but I think she’s gonna hurt it a little bit,” he said.

Ann Coulter’s next job move if Hillary Clinton is elected? “I’m retiring and writing mysteries.”

“Both parties get worse ever four years,” former presidential candidate Ralph Nader told Dean Obeidallah. “If it’s the lesser of two evils as the old saying goes, they’re both evil.”

“There is no such thing as the Illuminati, but I do believe there are some very high-powered people that make decisions for this world,” Cannon said.

The Republican party platform mission clearly stated “the American people want their country back” (sound familiar?)

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