bo biden has been the lead crusader on this issue and one of the last to sign on to a settlement.e'll be the first to tell you, certain step, but not by any stretch, a solution. nice to see you. >> good to see you, dylan and i'm happy to report that in delaware, we are not part of those two trends. why the foreclosure rate and using the money inappropriately. >> let's go back to the conversation goes back a few years for us. we all know that if you have an inflated asset base, which is what the housing market was, the largest distributed asset base in america and if you effectively relieve the accounting standards for all the bags, fannie, freddie, everybody off the hook but the bankers keep their bonuses, take their debt away and stick it in the government, to leave the homeowner in a mispriced house that was mispriced in the context of the corruption of the swaps market and all the things that we talk about. where do we stand in a quest to get the rebalance the housing market the going to need this decade, the next. just pretending you don't have cancer unfortunately doesn't cur

joeing me j joining me is bo biden. what is your take on the recall results there? >> my take on the recall results is when you have $31 million spent to $4 million that it's not surprising that the outcome is a repeat of the election in 2010 with where as your panelist just said it didn't move the needle one iota. that's how i read it, when you're outspent with that large of a number, it's tough to compete with that. >> so your dad, the vice president back on the campaign trail today, he's appearing this hour in north carolina to talk about jobs and talk about the middle class. your dad accepts the name of middle class joe. does the campaign need more of him than ever after last night's results to be able to connect with middle america, remind them what's at stake and what's important in the upcoming november election? >> well, look, i think the vice president or president in the campaign is going to continue to do what it's doing every day and it's going to continue to build this grass roots organization that's built around the country, state to state, community t

who the heck is bo biden?hen he was first elected in 1986, my dad came down for him in chapel hill and he brought his eldest son to look at chapel hill and a few other institutions, that i won't mention, duke, davidson. it's good to see you and spend time with you. i did not have the good sense to apply to chapel hill and there probably would not have gotten in, but it's good to be with you. i'm sorry that your attorney general is not here. i know he is out campaigning. i guess he does not have an opponent, does he? he is one of the great attorney- general is and a good friend of mine. i appreciate the party for inviting me and i want to thank you, congressman miller, for your services in this country. i'm sad to see you leave the congress, but i know your voice will continue to be heard. you have been a strong advocate for so many important things in american and it's an honor to be with you tonight. [applause] it's also an honor to meet young democrats. i have met young democrats, all democrats -- well, not

who the heck is bo biden?n he was first elected in 1986, my dad came down for him in chapel hill and he brought his eldest son to look at chapel hill and a few other institutions, that i won't mention, duke, davidson. it's good to see you and spend time with you. i did not have the good sense to apply to chapel hill and there probably would not have gotten in, but it's good to be with you. i'm sorry that your attorney general is not here. i know he is out campaigning. i guess he does not have an opponent, does he? he is one of the great attorney- general is and a good friend of mine. i appreciate the party for inviting me and i want to thank you, congressman miller, for your services in this country. i'm sad to see you leave the congress, but i know your voice will continue to be heard. you have been a strong advocate for so many important things in american and it's an honor to be with you tonight. [applause] it's also an honor to meet young democrats. i have met young democrats, all democrats -- well, not ol

who the heck is bo biden?hen he was first elected in 1986, my dad came down for him in chapel hill and he brought his eldest son to look at chapel hill and a few other institutions, that i won't mention, duke, davidson. it's good to see you and spend time with you. i did not have the good sense to apply to chapel hill and there probably would not have gotten in, but it's good to be with you. i'm sorry that your attorney general is not here. i know he is out campaigning. i guess he does not have an opponent, does he? he is one of the great attorney- general is and a good friend of mine. i appreciate the party for inviting me and i want to thank you, congressman miller, for your services in this country. i'm sad to see you leave the congress, but i know your voice will continue to be heard. you have been a strong advocate for so many important things in american and it's an honor to be with you tonight. [applause] to meet youngonor democrats. i have met young democrats, all democrats -- well, not old. rufus, you

biden. >> person? >> bill: creature. >> character. >> bill: at the white house. ran into bo! was out for a walk.with bo waiting for the briefing to get started. [dog growling] >> sit bo, sit! >> bill: i have to tell you bo is the best behaved creature, dog or person i have ever spent any time with! he is so gentle. so docile, so well-behaved. so well-trained! unlike most of the two-footed creatures that walk around the property. check out on our web site at billpressshow.com, some shots -- pictures i took of bo and pictures of me and bo. bill and bo hanging out. and by the way -- big news. found out yesterday we've been telling you many, many of you have ordered "the obama hate machine." a signed copy of my new book about all about the koch brothers. the lies, distortions and personal attacks on the president. who is behind them. if you don't have a copy yet you can get one from our web site at billpressshow.com. pretty soon, end of august, this is the news. i found out yesterday there will be a paperback edition. >> that's great. that's awesome. >> bill: coming out in paper. so again more hard

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biden and your granddaughter, natalie. >> right. it is told through the eyes of natalie. so it is her story when her daddy, my son, bophanie: you know, this is obviously such a common experience but it follows natalie's experience as she learns to cope, right with missing her father and finding comfort obviously in teachers, neighbors, her community, correct? >> yeah. you know, stephanie, one of the things i found is in the book, i do put the common experiences that are universal that all children have, losing a tooth being on swim team, the things that children go through but one of the things i found as i traveled across this country is really only 1% of americans are fighting in these wars and there are many, many americans who have -- who don't know anybody in the military or are unfamiliar with the military experience. so i think one of the things that i try to do in this book is to inform adults and children through reading this book and hopefully inspire them to an act of kindness. that's why i've put the back matter in the book so if people read this and say our family would like to do something to help our m