michael regan. >> he is a talented portrait office by the name of michael regan. he is the creative force behind the fallen heroes project. it's work that he loves to which he is completely committed and which helps him, too. >> ten hours a day michael regan draws. >> as long as people need these portraits and i'm able to draw them, i'll be doing them. >> it has brought his soul back he says. >> i draw soldiers every day, men and women, old and young. >> in vietnam he saw and lost so much. >> we were just holding his leg on hoping somebody could do something. he said like, i just wanted to go home and i closed his eyes and died. but i remember those eyes every day. when i start these portraits i see those eyes.

. >> regan picked the artist that will draw his portrait when he dies. >> this is a lot of work.five hours each time. regan says he has a long, long list of subjects. >> you're watching al jazeera america. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream. turning enemies into friends is tough, but does the state department of art, energy and culture make it any easier? ♪ >>> our digital producer, wajahat ali is here. and waj the buzz words for tonight, cultural diplomacy. >> yeah, and we had a huge international response to these questions.

michael regan. >> he is a talented portrait office by the name of michael regan. he is the creative force behind the fallen heroes project. it's work that he loves to which he is completely committed and which helps him, too. >> ten hours a day michael regan draws. >> as long as people need these portraits and i'm able to draw them, i'll be doing them. >> it has brought his soul back he says. >> i draw soldiers every day, men and women, old and young. >> in vietnam he saw and lost so much. >> we were just holding his leg on hoping somebody could do something. he said like, i just wanted to go home and i closed his eyes and died. but i remember those eyes every day. when i start these portraits i see those eyes. >> it is marine corporal michael 10 looking back at him. 10 died this march. ten years ago, regan got a call from a grieving wife who had seen his celebrity portraits. she wanted him to draw her husband, killed in iraq. >> it was the first one. i've done dozens of these. >> simple imr answers: >> why are you here? why am i here, i think i'm here to do this

. >> there were government shut downs under him and regan. there were government shut downs under everybody. >> so this isn't unique oak. i think several things about obama. one, i do think that he is -- you know, the late tom clancy wrote a book called the sum of all fears, i think one of his jack ryan novels, and for some people, i think, president obama is the sum of all fears. you know? he's this sort of -- you know, this black guy with all these fancy, degrees and he's very apoideay and he's president. and he embodies this -- the changing america and changes that are disquieting to a lot of people. >> yeah. >> and that cause a lot of anxiety. so that's one of the things i think. second, he certainly anticipated different atmosphere when he came into office. he would candidly say if he were sitting here between us, i think , that if you recall george bush was asked did you tell me of the mistakes he made in office and he couldn't think of any. president obama could think of several things that he did at the beginning of his term, if he ha

army rangers, sergeant jim regan, chairman and ceo of the lead the way fund.o see you again. >> how are you? thanks for having us back. it's been two years. >> it has been a while. so what are you expecting in terms of fundraising, who is participate something i imagine lots of wall street folks. >> to inform the audience, you know, we're a nonprofit, that takes care of active duty wounded, and rangers, and their families. and we provide assistance the government doesn't take care of. so we are in the process of raising money here. and back in october, early october, unfortunately, we had a mass casualty situation, where we had four troops killed as well as 11 seriously wounded rangers. it was during a period of time when the government was shut down. so we stepped up. we paid for two army rangers to be buried. and we provided financial assistance to our rangers, that were brought into walter reed as well as san antonio, that were seriously wounded. it's just an ongoing situation for us, most of the audience doesn't realize, we're still in this war. and our sp

for "nightly business report", i'm courtney regan. >>> good news about u.s. homeowner whose have been under water owing more on their mortgages than their homes are worth. the real estate website zillow said the under water homeowners fell with 1.4 million americans getting back above the negative equity line. >>> for the millions of struggling homeowners who remain under water, fast rising home prices may not be rising fast enough and with the housing market in recovery, one company is edging bets things could collapse again and it's offering what is called under water insurance. dianna al lia olick explains. >> reporter: in phoenix, arizona one of the hardest hit markets of the crash, home prices are up over 40% from the bottom of 2011. that cut in half the number of borrowers that owe more on the mortgages than their homes are worth. nationwide, millions are drowning in negative equity and some are asking could it all happen again? one company is saying yes and offering consumers insurance for that possibility. >> under water mortgage protection is the fir

courtney regan has the story. >> reporter: the magic of may see is contained to that. the expression going into the holiday quarter was absent in the executive commentary in the earnings report. they did exceed expectations by earnings by one penny per share but sales fell short and the forecast isn't inspiring. >> it's a cautious tone. you go into a holiday season where six fewer days, the sense of urgency is greater and level of promotions feel higher than ever. >> reporter: bill simon says unemployment and job stability tops the list of concerns and while gas prices have fallen, it's still a big piece of the budget for shoppers. is walmart's sale's weakness due to poor execution or the results of the shopper? a combination of both. >> there is limited dollars to go around that are reporting in the consumer business in a bigger way and that's definitely a more competitive space. it's the customer and environment. >> reporter: the company is encouraged by the mmomentum. the key now is making sure the trend continues. for "nightly business report", i'm courtney regan.

for "nightly business report", i'm courtney regan. >> are you going to do online shop sng. >> mostly online shopping and i'm not one that goes out on thanksgiving. >> me, either. >> you'll be tired, you're making dinner this year. >> 16 people, lots of pumpkin pie. >> thanks for watching, great being with you. >> always enjoy being here. i'm bill griffeth. have a great weekend. see you monday. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you by. >> thestreet.com, up to the minute stock market news and in deptd analysis. our quant rating service prov e provides objective independent ratings on over 4 300 stocks. learn more at the street.com/nbr. ♪ brian! say what you like about bob ruxton, but he never kept you waiting. he was a good man. always had time for a chat. and he always bought a round. the nights i've been on the hit-and-miss with him... that kind of behavior might account for his having been being suspended. it's a hard thing for a man to be publicly pilloried after a long and distinguished career. he's not being pilloried, jack. he's facing charges of negligence and i

for "nightly business report", i'm courtney regan. >> are you going to do online shop sng. >> mostly online shopping and i'm not one that goes out on thanksgiving. >> me, either. >> you'll be tired, you're making dinner this year. >> 16 people, lots of pumpkin pie. >> thanks for watching, great being with you. >> always enjoy being here. i'm bill griffeth. have a great weekend. see you monday. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you by. >> thestreet.com, up to the minute stock market news and in deptd analysis. our quant rating service prov e provides objective independent ratings on over 4 300 stocks. learn more at the street.com/nbr. gwen: a presidential mea culpa on health care. lit stop the bleeding or cost him the credibility he needs on other issues like iran? tonight on "washington week." the president falls on his sword. >> ultimately i'm the head of this team. we did fumble the ball on it and what i'm going to do is make sure that we get it fixed. gwen: and his opponents smell blood. >> this wasn't a small mistake. this wasn't a scaling mistake. this was a monu

david gergen former adviser to presidents nixon, ford, regan and clinton.u get one more president in there? >> i'm trying. i might have one more chance. >> and julian zellizer, from princeton tonight. some on twitter said, don, come on. all these guys, was not rumsfeld not available? as a matter of fact, we asked for him and he was not available. >>> valarie jarod is top adviser to president obama. she has known him since his early days in chicago. she has a huge amount of influence. mr. mclarty, does every white house have people close to the president who wield a lot of power in that way, in wait that valarie jarrett does? >> i think the answer is yes. i think the president will have a number of influences as it will. i think certainly the white house staff, i do think this president has had tighter control of the white house. and not used his cabinet quite as much as other presidents have. but you also got the first lady always influential with every president as andy and david know firsthand and foreign leaders. depends on the subject matter, don. and t

courtney regan joining us now with that. >> that's right.own set of economic issues that will impact consumers budgets for gift giving. this season is no different. we have higher payroll tax, lack of confidence in washington lawmakers, and higher health care costs all of that eating in to budget. adding into it confidence from continued uneaseiness about the job market and sluggish job growth. competition for consumer dollars is so intense that retailers are offering the best promotions in years and online shopping options have grown in number and ease. plus, home values are rising. the stock market continues to hit fresh highs. weather trends are favorable. and the lowest holiday season gas prices in four years make the nice lift quite jolly. consumers plan to spend $82 less. that marks the lowest spending expectation in four years. consumers sometimes say one thing and do another. so far retailers have issued mixed forecasts about the holiday season. a number say sales and traffic have been improving and there's a chance for a christmas m

here at a gathering at the regan presidential library, there was plenty of skepticism about an agreement with iran and a lot of it was led by key democrats, including leon panetta. >> there are concerns that have to be addressed. what happens with the enriched fuel they've developed. what happens in the 10,000 centrifuges? what happens with the heavy water react torr? how is all inspected and verified? >> reporter: the powerful chairman on the center of services says no. >> i love the slogan trust and verify but i never understood it. i think the right slogan is don't trust. i don't trust the iranians [ applause ] and by the way, they don't trust us. >> reporter: the message here at the library was many democrats joining with prodefense republicans in being skeptical in the ability to verify any agreement with iran. >>> us senate allies are looking at a 2 step process to freeze the nuclear program in exchange for sanction relief. >>> pakistan's interior ministry announce that day the former president faces treason charges. it was imposing emergency rule in 2007. he will be investigated.

we brought this corporate to corporal fynn's girlfriend. >> we have a delivery from michael regan. >>>> reporter: and amy frost can once again look into his eyes. >> sorry. >> this is an incredible broken heart in the country and there is nothing i can do to fix that but part of the broken heart are these families and i might be able to fix some of that. >> we just have the memory. you want to get as many as you can. and this will help a lot. >> reporter: and even though he draws war dead he insists the art is not a statement about war or death, it's an acknowledgment of loss and service, a mission and a calling. >> i don't have a choice. i don't think i'm the one drawing at the table, i think it's my hand, i'm never alone down here even though i'm by myself. >> so many finished and so many more to do, he will keep at this job and keep bringing these eyes alive. >> until someone has to draw my portrait. >> reporter: he says he already picked the artist who will draw his portrait when he dies. this is a lot of work, two portraits a day, figure five hours each time, and michael regan sa

no quiero que nos vaya a ver tu mamÁ y luego nos regaÑe. >> tranquilo.o sabes que una pareja tiene que ser solidaria y estar juntos en las buenas y en las malas? >> no, pues sÍ, pero... >> pero nada, y si me vuelves a decir algo de que te ayudo me voy a enojar contigo, ¿estamos? >> sale pues, pareja. bueno, es que asÍ dicen los policÍas, ¿no? >> eres un menso, pero te quiero mucho. >> de veras. ten, es para ti. >> ¿pero para quÉ? >> pues es quÉ dijiste que tu mamÁ andaba endeudada, para que le ayudes. >> pues sÍ, pero tÚ necesitas mas el dinero para las medicinas de tu mamÁ; y ademÁs estas manteniendo a tu abuelito. >> pues sÍ, pero tÚ me ayudaste asÍ que es tuyo. >> te quiero mucho. >> yo tambiÉn. >> ¡ya te dije que no te quiero ver con este mocoso! ¡Órale, a la casa! >> no, mamÁ. yo voy a estar aquÍ con benito porque es mi novio. >> ella y yo nos queremos, no tiene por quÉ tratarla asÍ. >> tÚ cÁllate o te rompo el hocico. >> quÉ novios ni quÉ nada, primero aprendan a lavar sus calzones. te advertÍ que no te metieras con mi hija. [risas] >> no, suÉltame

president regan was burned an effigy. there were complaints about sam donaldson screaming at regan, not being polite. we can only go on and on about how many sometimes president clinton was disrespected. again, is there that much of a difference between president obama and other presidents. >> part of it really depends on what you think racism is, and whether you think it structured american society in a meaningful way. >> if you study racial equality and look at the gap in treatment, services, loans, incarceration and educational opportunity. even among liberal people, you have a massive database of evidence, significant racial - not only disparity, but attitudes. does that mean i think people are harbouring hatred as if it's 1935 or 1835? no. we have substantial evidence of this racism that it would be insame to mag the president was immune to it. that's the issue. >> i don't think anyone disagrees. oprah said... >> people do disagree with me. that's the point. people think that. question. >> more specifically oprah was

i'm thinking of regan national that is a high priced corridor. is that going to open up the possibility or opportunity for smaller competitive airlines to move in? >> it's going to allow the smaller airlines that exist already in this country to have greater access to consumers. you are looking at more choice for consumers which is usually a good thing for this situation. >> let me squeeze one thing in here. holiday shopping. we have wal-mart announcing that it's going to open on thanksgiving at 6:00 p.m. to roll into black friday. black thursday now black friday they are melding together. yes. >> iand they are joining a bunch of other retailers doing this. >> nine other retailers. >> don't retailers know we have our meals with our families an watch football and we rest up for black friday? >> they know there are six fewer shopping days in the holiday season this year. ethey are trying to squeeze the most out of the holiday shopping season by doing this. last year they opened the 8:00 on thanksgiving at walmart and this year they are two hours ea

now to a look a the new yor stocexchange wh courtne regan. courtney? >> macy's, walmart and other are offering incentives, overtimepay,iscounts and holiy meals throughout their ifts. >>> if your teenage sonr daughter is hoping to find an ad or iphone under the tree thisyear, neay 90% of teens want electronics and the latest iphone 5 a ipad air top their wish list followed by game conses. >>> shaken by comments by a top fed official who said the central bank could sta reducing economic stimulusext month, earlier than expected. richard, back to you. >> thank you so mu, courtney. >>> combined us airways and american merger stillas to ear a judge but it could be finalized by december. they have to agree to keoff and lding spots. a $1 billion tsa screening predure does not work. the approach uses observation techniques or basicay just tching how a traveler is acting. according to internet monitoring firman sandwine, dominated b nelix or youtube. >>> starbucks must p kraft foods for prematurely endg a contract, tt deal was for kraft to sell bags of starbucks

let's get courtney regan. coal or some treat?season comes with its own set of economic issues impacting consumers budget for gift giving. this season is no different. weapon got higher payroll taxes, a lack of confidence in washington lawmakers and higher health care costs all cutting into consumers confidence. sluggish economic growth and that naughty list looks fit for a grinch. but competition for consumer dollars is so intense retailers are offering the best promotions in years. online shopping has grown in number and ease. beyond the retailers, home values are rising. the stock market keeps hitting fresh highs. weather trends are favorable. the lowest holiday season gas prices in four years makes the nice list pretty jolly. according to a new gallup survey more than 1,000 consumers are reducing their forecast for spending on christmas eve gifts to an average of $82 below their october prediction marking the lowest expectation in four years. while retailers issued some mixed forecast about the holiday season, a number say sal

landing slots and gates at major airports, including dozens at regan national airport in washington and lague ardia must be given up to win antitrust approval by the department of justice. low-cost carriers will be given more access to airports in boston, dallas, miami under the terms of the deal. >> the best thing for consumers is competition. some of the smaller airlines, jetblue and others have figured out a way to make a profit. if the merger drops routes, it could be an opportunity. >> u.s. and american say it's the only way to compete in a consolidated aviation industry. the final settlement must be signed off by a judge. >> and the deal will also allow american airlines parent company to exit bankruptcy. >> walmart is joining the rush to bump up the beginning of the holiday shopping season. the rely tailer is starting black friday sales 6:00 pm thanksgiving day. macy's, jc penny's and coles are open on new year's eve for the first time. >> the international energy agencies says the u.s. will sur saudi arabia and russia to take over the top spot in 2016. the group credits shale oi

. >>> now a "first look" at business with courtney regan. >> futures are a bit lower but that's how the dow closed at another record high it's 35th new high this year. investors will be listening into comments from two federal reserve officials today on the economy. walmart plans to open stores at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day rolling out special holiday deals throughout the night into black friday. the retail giant will boost it's vin of electronics as well as big screen tvs and tablets. >>> thank you. what are tailgate parties and obama care have in common? we'll have the answer in scrambled politics. and our analyst will help break down the numbers from our new nbc news poll. >>> chris christie appeared on all four sunday shows to talk about how much he didn't want to talk about the presidential race. governor how inned are you in running for president in 2016? >> chris what i'm interested in doing is being governor of new jersey. what i'm focused on is being the governor of new jersey. for me i'm the governor of new jersey and my job is to run the state of new jersey. >> yes, he's j

let's take a look at regan national airport in washington, d.c.s died off, but it is coming in waves. there have been 209 cancelations >> we are seeing about 200 flight cans cancelations and about 150 delays. that number is likely to grow. during the day it will impact more and more people. a cancelation from boston impacted someone in dallas-fort worth or detroit. stay on top of the flight schedules and get to the airport early and be patient. >> those numbers have been updated. 209 cancelations for today only. and 1, 596 for the week >> the fellow gave advice, what else can you do? >> check ahead before coming to make sure the flight isn't canceled or delayed. check the social media. check online. and if you do need to contact the airport, you can do that best by calling them. but of course the tsa check-pointericheck check-points are a major consideration. they are gearing up. >> we school 1.8 million and today 2.4 million is what we expect. more than half a million extra. we are staffed to get the people through and to the gates on time. >> so

. >> the tsa officer, the first to die in the line of duty was declared dead at ronald regan hospital where several of the dead were taken. police scoured the area to make sure of no other dangers. 750 flights were affected. some never left lax, others never left other cities. passengers streamed out of lax, pulling luggage, looking for transportation and hotels. >> we are trying to find a rental car place. when they let us go, we'll go. >> there were reports paul ciancia told his family he was unhappy. investigators have not confirmed a motive for the shooting, that puts the focus on the safety of airports and travel. >> later in the day the transportation security administration identified the dead officer as gerardo i. hernandez, he was 39 years old. >> paul ciancia's parents live in pennsville new jersey. on friday the police chief told reporters that paul ciancia's father received disturbing text messages. the message hinted that he was thinking about suicide. neighbours from the community expressed shock. >> it's tragic. you know, who would have thought anything like this would

but regan national traveler john richard says he would not use his phone in the air. >> wouldn't want to have other people listening to my conversation. >> reporter: the backlash is growing. more than 2,000 people have signed a. on the white house web site asking that phone calls stay out of the cabin, but the potential rule change has less to do with voice calls and more to do with broadband access. an f.c.c. official tells cbs news a cell signal will give passengerrers a broadband option offering faster ways to surf the web. unlike current wifi services on commercial airplanes, cell signals will allow passenger pao send text messages. any new service in the air will mean more new fees, roaming charges that will likely benefit the cell phone companies and airlts. the added charges have bye-bye a major revenue stream. last year, a study found airlines raked in an additional $27 billion in add-ons such as checked bags and extra legroom. if there is a rule change, concerns about voice calls and noise may drowp out the professional travel manager steven mandelbaum sees as a game changer

courtney regan has more. >> reporter: if the rest of retail echoes the commentary in the quarterly earnings report, it's looking like a very merry christmas. they are reporting better than expected profit but the department stores encouraging guidance for the holiday season that sent the stock price to all time highs. co terry making a key statement in the earnings release saying quote, our business improved during the quarter with particular strength in october, so we are entering the fourth quarter with confidence. while last quarter macy's blamed the rare earnings miss on consumers facing head winds and says the strategy is to thank for the strong results. a key component of macy's strategy is the offering or the seamless experience across platforms from in store to online and most retail watchers across macy's leads the competition in that area. it's also the department store's merchandise and pricing that helped property the retailer above competition. >> it's things like estee lauder, clinique ralph lauren. >> reporter: will may see's holiday forecast be the exception or the rule? >>

for "nightly business report", i'm courtney regan. >>> hewlett packard was the best performing stock today and that's where we begin today's market focus. it rose after the dow component posted a profit reversing last year's loss as we reported last night but today the ceo meg whitman made it clear she's looking for revenues to stabilize in the new year but not grow. >> well, it is a pivotal year for hp and what we said at our security analyst meeting six weeks ago is you should expect revenue to stabilize, probably not grow in 2014 but stabilize and you'll see real progress in terms of our invasion, our operational excellence and our ability to deliver great products for customers. >> shared climbed in today's session up 9% to $27.36. >>> well despite the growing list of competitors, tvo added subscribers, the maker of digital video recorders beat estimates and saw the customer count increase for the ninth stra straight quarter. more people are turning to tivo because it has more access to netflix. stocks were down to $12.66. >>> cvs care mark will buy the specialty drug coram, trea

courtney regan has more. >> reporter: sometimes reporting a wider than expected quarterly loss again doesn't matter so much to wall street. it's all about expectations going forward, especially when forward is a high stakes holiday season. j.c. penney stock price jumped because the struggling retailer says sales and traffic trends are getting better. on the earnings conference call, the ceo says j.c. penney is quote seeing unmistakable signs and our turn around is on track. that may be true, j.c. penney has a lot of work left to do. >> j.c. penney lost 5 billion in sales and it's not going to be easy to get that back. the question is the time frame, how much they can get back and are they going todu liquidity, into 2015. >> reporter: they haven't turned a profit in years and they lost 10 million household shoppers. alman is trying to fix issues, he says 2/3rds have been addressed. online sales have shown improvement and j.c. penney achieved the best customer service scores in company history during the third quarter. the key to retracting shoppers is pricing. jc person knee turned to

for nightly business report, i'm courtney regan. >> for a list of store opening times, log on nbr.com. >>> toys r us is one of the retailers whose doors will open for the first time this year on thanksgiving night. richard berry is the chief merchandising officer and joins us now to discuss his expectations for this holiday shopping season. richa richard, welcome. i've got a lot riding on this interview because if my 8-year-old knew i was talking to the chief at toys r us, he would be crazy. what is the difference going to be this year compared to last year? >> as you mentioned, we have a very compressed holiday shopping season this year. we have the collision of the hanukkah holiday. we have thanksgiving and we only have a short period of time between thanksgiving and christmas. in fact, people are going to wake up on sunday morning and realize that it's actually december. so that puts a lot of pressure overall on consumers and at toys r us we think about how we can make some really great compelling offers for the customers and get them motivated to get the procrastinators out of the

regan noticed if you can drive the price of oil down, that is leverage.he soviet union couldn't keep up. if we can drive the price of oil down they are onrope. >> some day someone will take that message all the way to the bank. >> what about that american pastor jailed in iran? was his name mentioned why iran was getting billions wiped away >> and the new england patriots with a most improbably win. >> i mean this is unbelievable. the patriots have done it again. incre incredible overtime victory. brady brought the team back from 24-0 at half time. the winning field goal in overtime. 34-31 brady beats manning. 34-31 brady beats manning. upgrade to the philips norelco sensotouch 3d 34-31 brady beats manning. for the most advanced shaving experience. with gyroflex 3d technology, you can get to those hard to reach places for the ultimate shave wet or dry. guaranteed. visit philips.com/upgrade now to save $30. >> does she do any other songs? >> that was miley cyrus causing a stir. becking out the song in front of a kitten. fans slammed the performance as weir

does it figuring out hue regan does it >> didn't donaldson crack up. >> didn't donaldson crack up. >> it's self-contained. >> it's self-contained. no one was tweeting. no one was tweeting. they are doing packages for the they are doing packages for the evening news. evening news. the next day the bernard from the next day the bernard from the the "new york times" and others "new york times" and others wrote that it was a little wrote that it was a little ramboish. ramboish. carson picked up on this and the carson picked up on this and the bush campaign says, "we might bush campaign says, "we might have something." let's get vice have something." let's get vice president bush to say he's had a president bush to say he's had a battlefield onversion in the battlefield onversion in the tank. tank. the following weekend the polls the following weekend the polls come in. come in. there's more water cooler there's more water cooler chatter. chatter. evans and evans and novak, ininfluential novak, ininfluential column. column. by monday they are making fun of by monday they are making fun of

substantiate secretary is told by field producers, you have to do more of this, you are figuring out hue regan does it >> didn't donaldson crack up. >> it's self-contained. no one was tweeting. they are doing packages for the evening news. the next day the bernard from the "new york times" and others wrote that it was a little ramboish. carson picked up on this and the bush campaign says, "we might have something." let's get vice president bush to say he's had a battlefield onversion in the tank. the following weekend the polls come in. there's more water cooler chatter. evans and novak, ininfluential column. by monday they are making fun of him. it wasn't until the advertisement was made before it sinks into the national consciousness. >> let's have a look. it happened a few weeks later, and ran through the world series. >> michael dukakis opposed practically every defense system. new aircraft carriers, anti-satellite weapons, he opposed missile systems, dukakis opposed the stealth bomber, ground emergency warning system against attack and questioned the strike on libya - now he wants to be o

ted cruz learned an awful lot and he learned what ronald regan and ike knew.that hillary will be the nominee? >> i don't think it is. everybody thought -- everybody that is saying it's inevitable that she's going to be the nominee today were saying it was going to be inevitable in 2006 and then they talked to the "new york times" and other democrats started saying, i kind of agree with what he said. i don't think that it's a fait accompli. >> which raises a question? does it have to be a woman and therefore elizabeth warren? >> if you want to excite true believers, get elizabeth warren out on the campaign trail. we interviewed her up at fenway and i turned to mika halfway through and said she's about as good as i've seen. she's a natural. >> then there's you. people look at you on the program, people look at you in congress and they look at how you talk about politics and they say joe scarborough wants to be president. and a lot of this is about -- >> a rotary club. >> two things that in fact his television experience is a good thing. given him a national plat