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Hillary Rodham Clinton Hillary Rodham Clinton was all smiles when she was photographed at The Late Show With Stephen Colbert yesterday in New York City. Hillary was in town to promote her new book "What Happened". Having met this lady many times, we just are amazed by her. She is a gem! Photo By: Diego Corredor/MediaPunch

Hillary Clinton We are hearing on our Democratic grapevine that 'just in case' , Hillary Clinton has a short list of cabinet members she would pick if by any chance the electoral voters decide to change their mind and support her. We are being told that she knows it's a long shot, but wants to be prepared in the event something crazy like this happens. After the Trump win, nothing is taken for granted anymore by the Clinton Camp. Meanwhile, Anti-Trump groups are going to protest The Electoral College, urging them to change their vote to Clinton. On November 8th, 2016, Donald Trump was declared the winner of the US presidential election. His victory, however, won't be official until December 19th, 2016, when the 538 members of the electoral college gather in state capitals across the US to formally cast their ballots for the next president. Any hope of swaying enough electors to hand the presidency to Hillary Clinton would be rare...

  **** THE ELECTION FACTS **** Hillary Clinton & James Edstrom In The White House Years  DONALD TRUMP Today's election is the most important election I can ever remember. It's Donald Trump And Hillary Clinton for President. I have met and photographed both candidates many times. In my early years as a photographer, Trump was at all the great events and private parties. I never liked the man. Plain and simple. I adored Ivana and their kids, but 'THE DONALD' just never seemed like a nice guy. Trump was always arrogant, he was always a master of controlling the the press and the guy is a pure showman. He gets attention by shocking the world. I was in Trumps NYC apartment at Trump Tower many times for parties. It always seemed so stale. Everything had it's place, from the photos placed around the apartment to the furniture. The only room that seemed like a real part of a home was the den. It was loaded with bookcases and was ve...

Amazing Kreskin Gives James Edstrom The Election Winners Join The Amazing Kreskin and have a chance to participate in his 2016 Presidential Election Prediction! Hosted by David Webb of Sirius XM's Patriot Channel and Madame Paulette!  Monday November 7th, 2016 at 10:30 am. **Kreskin's prediction will be locked in a safe and held on display in the store front windows of Madame Paulette's on 66th Street and 2nd Avenue NYC until Wednesday! 

Robby Mook On The View Clinton Campaign Manager Robby Mook Talks First Presidential Debate, Plan To Dominate In November. With the first Presidential debate in the books, Mook is looking forward to win "by a lot." "This election is about people's lives, he told the co-hosts. "Hillary has such great plans and ideas." As the segment concluded, moderator Whoopi Goldberg called for both campaigns to have better discussions about race: "I don't think anybody did a decent job yesterday." Photo Courtesy Of: ABC

The U.S. Presidential debate Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton faced off in their first presidential debate of the general election season on Monday night. The two candidates entered the debate with Trump having recovered some lost ground in the polls following a rough stretch at the end of the summer; national surveys increasingly show the race to be a dead heat, and polls in key swing states are also tightening. Trump was looking to convince voters still on the fence that he has the temperament and knowledge to be President. Clinton aimed to disqualify Trump in front of a massive national televised audience and also hoped to assuage voters’ concerns about her own trustworthiness. Read the full transcript from the debate at New York’s Hofstra University, moderated by NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt: HOLT: Good evening from Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York. I’m Lester Holt, anchor of “NBC Nightly News.” I want to welcome you to the first presiden...

Hillary Clinton Senator Harry Reid Senator Harry Reid was snapped at a Hillary Clinton Rally at IBEW Local 357 Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada the other day. Hillary looked stunning and was a pure fashion icon. Get out and vote, we must elect Hillary Clinton for president. Photos By: Erik Kabik Photography/ MediaPunch

Senator Elizabeth Warren Today on ABC’s “The View,” Senator Elizabeth Warren joins the co-hosts via satellite from Washington DC. They will discuss her endorsement of Hillary Clinton, campaigning with her for the first time, reports that she is being vetted for Vice President and her outspoken criticism of presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump. Senator Warren previously appeared on “The View” this season on the premiere, September 8, 2015. “The View” airs 11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. EDT on ABC. Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheView Twitter: @TheView Hashtag: #TheView  

Bernie Sanders And Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton were snapped whispering at the 2015 CNN Democratic Presidential Debate at Wynn Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada. We just wonder what they are talking about. Photo By: Erik Kabik Photography/ MediaPunc h

**** LARRY KING POLITICKING **** Sean Astin Chats With Larry King Actor & filmmaker Sean Astin ("The Lord of the Rings," "Goonies," "Rudy") tells Larry King about the moment Hillary Clinton earned his support and what led to his twitter feud with Adam Baldwin over the recent violence in Baltimore. Plus, he opens up about " Goonies 2 " rumors. KING: You got into a little Twitter tiff with fellow actor Adam Baldwin of ‘Full Metal Jacket’ fame and ‘The Last Ship,’ when he took a seemingly critical view of a tweet you sent out regarding Baltimore. Let me get it straight. You tweeted, “Baltimore’s situation is so distressing. Angry can be useful but in modern media era, chaos plays into the hands of authority’s. Civil disobedience.” Baldwin replied to Sean Astin, “Can’t have your cake and eat it too. Depend on big government, get bigger and bigger government policing. Anarchy is just a transitional phase.” You res...

Larry King With Tavis Smiley Below is a transcript of a short clip from PoliticKING with Larry King. This week’s guest, Tavis Smiley, sounds off on his opinion of Hillary Clinton running for president in 2016. KING: Will Bush-Clinton be a same-old same-old. SMILEY: Oh it could never be the same-old, same-old. This is going to be, if it turns out to be there. KING: Yea SMILEY: I think these are still both foregone conclusions though, I think they’re foregone conclusions. KING: About the nominations even? SMILEY: Yeah well I think they’re - they’re certainly both going to run but I think we’re getting ahead of ourselves if we think that they’re necessarily going to be the two nominees. I think there’s a chance that might not happen number one. But secondly, I just think it’s a huge mistake, and I love Hillary Clinton she’s a personal friend, I think I can say that, but I think it’s a huge mistake for the Democratic Party t...

**** BATTLE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE BEGINS **** Erik Bottcher With Jean Shifiroff And JD Thompson Erik Bottcher and philanthropist Jean Shafiroff were photographed at The Ready for Hillary event at 42 West in New York City recently. Erik Bottcher has recently joined the staff of Corry Johnson, City Council Member. Ready for Hillary is the super PAC urging Hillary Clinton to run for president in 2016. We happen to agree. We need Hillary Clinton for our next President. You can find out more on this Super PAC HERE .  The event had a huge show of support from the LGBT community who hosted the event. The event was chaired by Lane Hudson and Peter Yacobellis, and had a quartet of high-profile special guests pushing a second run by the former FLOTUS (First Lady Of The United States) and Senator.

**** WINTER TRAVEL **** President Bill Clinton Earlier this week, former U.S. President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton were spotted at Kimpton’s EPIC hotel, the area’s choice hotel for boutique luxury offerings in Miami among celebrities and international travelers alike. EPIC Hotel in downtown Miami continues to attract celebrities, dignitaries and high-profile influentials with its true cosmopolitan resort experience that combines Miami’s distinctive global vibe and energy topped by exclusive amenities such as a 16th floor roof-top pool deck, top-rated restaurants and Exhale spa. Bill and Hillary Clinton were spotted at EPIC from Dec. 8-12, while in the area to unveil the “Future of the Americas,” at the University of Miami, exactly 20 years after the first summit of the Americas. The meeting brought together entrepreneurs, academics and philanthropists and also featured Miami music moguls Gloria and Emilio Estefan, Miami Beach Mayor Phillip Levine and the execut...

Off The Grid Hillary Clinton & Jesse Ventura agree with the majority of Americans - it's been 52 years and it's time to lift the embargo. 52 years and ten U.S. presidents later, our embargo on Cuba is still being enforced, but Jesse Ventura would like to see that changed. And fast! On his online-only show, " Off The Grid ," the Governor recounts his trip to Cuba, his meeting with Fidel Castro, and provides his firsthand insight on how improving trade relations with our neighbor to the south would be a win-win for both of our countries. "The embargo was put in place [in 1962].They felt hopefully the citizens of Cuba would rise up and overthrow Fidel and his dictatorship," said Ventura. "Well, clearly it hasn't happened. It's been 50 years. All we are doing is hurting the Cuban people through this whole ordeal. Do you think Fidel has missed one sandwich? I don't think so." Hillary Clinton reveals...

Hillary Clinton ABC NEWS NEW YORK-- In an exclusive interview with ABC’s Diane Sawyer, Hillary Clinton defended President Obama’s decision to swap five Taliban prisoners for U.S. solider Bowe Bergdahl, saying she won’t second guess him. Sawyer asked Clinton whether the president made “a deal with the devil” by releasing the Taliban detainees being held at Guantanamo Bay prison in exchange for Bergdahl. “I think this was a very hard choice, which is why I think my book is aptly named” Clinton said. “If you look at what the factors were going into the decision, of course there are competing interests and values. And one of our values is we bring everybody home off the battlefield the best we can. It doesn't matter how they ended up in a prisoner of war situation.” Since Bergdahl’s release last Saturday, the administration has faced a barrage of questions about how he fell into enemy hands in the first place. “It doesn’t matter?” Sawyer aske...

Bill Clinton With Barack Obama Hillary Rodham Clinton Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton spoke along with President Barack Obama, at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) meeting in New York City yesterday. Credit: Corredor99/ MediaPunch Inc.

**** ABC NEWS & Barbara Walters Presents The 10 Most Fascinating People of 2012 **** Hillary Clinton When Hillary Rodham Clinton steps down from her post as secretary of state as expected early next year her political career will have spanned over two decades. ABC's Barbara Walters sat down with the secretary to discuss just what makes the secretary so fascinating to so many people around the world, and what the cultural and political icon finds fascinating herself. Clinton is by far the most popular official in the Obama administration, and is already the leading candidate should she choose to run for president again in 2016. So is this really goodbye for the former first lady, senator and secretary of state? Or will Hillary Clinton, who recently turned 65 years old, re-invent herself once again? Clinton said that while "all doors are open" for her future, one thing is for certain: She is definitely leaving the cabinet as soo...

**** The New York Women’s Foundation 25th Anniversary Celebrating Women Breakfast **** Jean Shafiroff Hillary Clinton With Marty Markowitz Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton (Honoree) And Abigail Disney (NYWF Honorary Chair) Merble Reagon (Honoree) With Ai-jen Poo (Honoree) Merble Reagon (Honoree) Christine Quinn (New York City Council Speaker) Jean Shafiroff With Diana L. Taylor (NYWF Board Chair,  And Abigail E. Disney (NYWF Honorary Chair)   Louise Wachtmeister The New York Women’s Foundation® (NYWF) Celebrating Women® Breakfast honored Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, Domestic Workers Alliance Ai-jen Poo, and Executive Director of the Women’s Center for Education and Career Advancement Merble Reagon, at the Marriott Marquis in New York City. Secretary Clinton was awarded with The Century Award, while Ms. Poo and Ms. Reagon were awarded the Celebrating Women® Awards. Others in attendance i...