the man on the other ends of the phone in that operation was 30-year-old warren white, an active dutynaval officer looking to procure his very own sex slave. >> he wanted to spend i believe it was $1500 and he didn't have all the money right there. and i jokingly said well you can make a blank check out to cash and i'll deposit it later thinking that surely this wouldn't continue, this conversation would ends, because he was joking. and he came up with the alternative of basically, you know, what about a payment plan? what about -- so, in essence, he was financing a human being for sex trafficking. we ended up agreeing on an installment plan, that he would come to the residence, and he would basically try her out. have sex with her, make sure it is what he wanted. and from there, he would take possession of her and give me a down payment, and we would arrange for future payments. >> on june 12th, 2012, white showed up at an undercover location thinking he was going to purchase a minor for sexual servitude. instead he was confronted by polk county sheriff's deputies and placed under ar

it is the latest liberal group to push warren to make a white house bid. >>> president obama will beew with buzz feed tomorrow. >>> and guess who we spotted on the grammys red carpet yesterday. just to the right of e! news host is florida congresswoman and dnc chair, debbie wasserman schultz. she was involved with grammys on the hill. the event invites artists to improve the environment for music. >>> and queen avoids fuss as she breaks victoria's record. on september 9th queen elizabeth becomes the longest reigning monarch. she has forbidden any celebration out of respect for queen victoria. >>> i'm joined by jane. thanks for being with us on this monday. >> good morning. >> the president is meeting with the german chancellor today. on the issue of i.s.i.s. do you expect any major announcements? >> i think the -- between i.s.i.s. and ukraine, germany and the u.s. want to appear united. germany may announce more support for the fight on i.s.i.s. what we're looking for is more about, you know unity and coming out. that photo op together of we're united on all of the issues. >> jordan

warren g! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> regulate is damn good too. you can't get just any geek off the street, know what i mean. ♪ ♪ it was a clear black night a clear whitestreets trying to consume ♪ ♪ some skirts for the eve so i can get some funk just rollin' in my ride chillin all alone ♪ ♪ just hit the eatside of the l.b.c. on a mission trying to find mr. warren g. ♪ ♪ seen a car full of skirts ain't no need to tweak all you skirts know what's up with 213 ♪ ♪ so i hooks a left on the 21 to lewis some brothas shootin dice so i said "let's do this" ♪ ♪ i jumped out the ride and said "what's up?" some brothas pulled some gats so i said "i'm stuck" ♪ ♪ these girls peepin me i'ma glide and swerve these hookers lookin so hard they straight hit the curb ♪ ♪ gonna think of better things than some horny tricks i see my homey and some suckers all in his mix ♪ ♪ i'm gettin jacked i'm breakin myself i can't believe they're takin warren's wealth ♪ ♪ they took my rings they took my rolex i looked at the brothas and said damn, what's next ♪ ♪ they got my homey hemmed up and they all around ain't none of them seeing if they going straight ♪ ♪ pound for pound i gotta

bush deputy chief of staff karl rove thinks senator elizabeth warren could be a credible threat to hillary clinton if she decides to make a whiteterview with the hugh hewitt show he said, i think elizabeth warren's hard-left views on the economy are such that she could give her a run for her money. the liberal group run for warren has launched a new website called dear elizabeth warren.com. supporters can go online or send post cards or letters encouraging her to make a white house run. >>> look at all those former presidents in one room. he wrote, happy president's day from the fourth one from the left. and that's your morning disturb of scrambled politics. that's a great picture with president obama and all the other presidents still alive today. >>> i'm joined by political analyst and best-selling author alex pennington. >> that was a nice picture. kind of makes me sentimental to see that. >> exactly. i don't know how this will make you feel though late last night, a texas federal judge put the fate of 5 million undocumented immigrants in limbo. what's the play here with this? >> i'm glad you mentioned the number. it really

warren. he is an author and former white house presidential speechmaker who spent years researching and writing this new robert e. lee biography. the man who would not be washington published in january of this year. jonathan has appeared as a commentator on msnbc and bbc radio. ..

host: secretary clinton and senator warren had a meeting back in december at white haven not far from where the vice president's residence is, the two talking about issues politics and policies. if you were a fly on the wall what do you think transpired? guest: i would be breaking some heavy news in various sites. i think it was a huge step forward that she does not see elizabeth warren as oppositional but is seeking her guidance. there is going to be a degree of skepticism among some progressives who want more than just rhetoric and meetings. they want progressive economists in her inner circle. they want real policy positions backed up, the actual actions on things like wall street reform where you talk to your guest. a lot of their funding came from wall street. there were red flags raised around secretary clinton $200,000 speeches. so the burden is on her to show that she is not jist going to talk the talk but walk the walk. the more she seeks the counsel of progressives, the more competitive she will be in the general election. host: on these issues that are so important to you a

do you think there are people in the white house who think elizabeth warren would be a better candidateor the democrats than elizabeth warren? >> they try to down play this rift between elizabeth warren and hilary clinton. for some of the people in the white house who worked for the president before who really relish a great primary fight, a great political debate, that they would like to see her in there. >> dana less than a minute left. how do you see this shaping up? a midwestern governor candidate and furthered right-wing tea party? will we have semifinals and all go off together in the finals? how will this work? >> if you look at the number of gop voters that are undecided right now, it's all of them. they're going to take all these candidates out for a test drive and see what they like. right now, if you look at the iowa polls today, scott walker is up on top. >> to be continued and very interesting. good for sunday talk shows. thank you, panel. see you all next sunday. >>> up next, our power player of the week. a super bowl legend on today's big game. ♪ ♪ >>> you may have heard

. >> do you think there are people in the white house that think elizabeth warren would be a better candidate democrats than hillary clinton? >> i haven't had anyone say that to me personally. . . i think they try to down play this idea of a rift between hillary clinton and elizabeth warren that they are pretty far apart. but i think, sure for some of these people in the white house who have worked for the president before who really relish a great primary fight, a great political debate that they would like to see her in there. >> less than a minute left how do you see this shaping up? will there be an establishment candidate or a midwestern governor candidate or further to right wing tea party candidate. are we going to have semifinals and they're going to go off together in the finals? >> i think possibly if you look at the number of gop voters undecided, it's pretty much all of them. we're going to take all of these candidates out for a test drive. and right now, scott walker is up on top. >> to be continued and very interesting. good for sunday talk shows. up next our power player of the

i have to be honest with you nothing scares me more than elizabeth warren in the white house. >> thatin't going to happen. i guaranty it. charles: i hear ya. >> you can sleep soundly tonight. charles: seven years ago, same people were telling me that candidate obama was empty suit. would never make it. all right. thanks a lot. stephen. >> take care charles. charles: we have a showdown in d.c. over funding for the homeland security department. republicans say they won't pass the bill to fund a department if it includes a provision to fund president obama's executive order for amnesty for illegal immigrants. let's bring in congresswoman diane black, republican from tennessee. congresswoman, friday is the deadline. will we have a deal to keep homeland security open? >> charles, good to be with you today. we hope the senate i know they're in today will take our bill up and do what they need to do work on their will what they come back to the house. reason we started on this bill in february passed it over to the house or sent it over the senate. we expect the senate would do their job to

who would like to avoid that special spot in hell by supporting a dim woman for the white house, namely senator warren had on earlier. so for all discontent about mrs. clinton, it's great to see her -- when she announced postponing until april, i thought this was bad news because i don't think this coronation is very good for her, but i would say to the progressives who are not in favor of a clinton presidency who think maybe she's the best republican i've got, rude bader ginsburg is 147 years old, and liberals out there who don't wand rand paul or jeb push picking the next three supreme court judges should be excited how joyful she seem today. >> i'm going to -- at least a part of it, but angela let me show what i had referred to when i told john about how she was quizzed about announcing her intentions. watch this. >> president of the united states running president of the united states or host of the oscars next year? both jobs are open, it seems. >> yeah well -- and both jobs are really painful, from my own internal experience and observation. >> what about the president thing? >> you know -- ther

warren. joining me now is robert gibbs, former white house press secretary and msnbc contributor. robert of course an original obama staff person all the way. so back then silicon valley was your stomping grounds. i mean they loved obama. now they even have many of them, more reasons, libertarians, those concerned about her more hawkish foreign policies, nsa oversight. the tech industry has some real reason to be lukewarm to her, let's say. >> well i think lukewarm to the obama administration as well. obviously the encryption in the nsa debates that were had as a result of the edward snowden leaks have changed a lot about what silicon valley is from their perspective rightly concerned about. it's not going to be, i think, as easy a place as it might have been for democrats eight years ago. >> what do you think about the themes that she's road testing? here she is and it was a really, you know, strong performance just looking at it as political drama, no notes, no teleprompter. she's walking around the stage, does a q&a with kara swisher. >> great reporter. >> she's talking to wome

warren. he is an author and former white house presidential speechmaker who spent years researching and writing this new robert e. lee biography. the man who would not be washington published in january of this year. jonathan has appeared as a commentator on msnbc and bbc radio. .. didn't much care for my old occupation. in fact robert e lee was so offended when he heard george washington might have used a ghostwriter to paint his famous farewell address that he refused to believe it and said that anyone who said george washington used a ghostwriter was a injudicious. if i learned nothing else from writing this biography is that i should care less about my own. i am so pleased to be at this beautiful house, and i am so grateful to the historical society for -- for inviting me today. i had a chance to to go over and see this society earlier today and it is such a wonderful facility and i am happy to see that it is expanding. we are so reliant upon the great work that our archivists and other preservationists due to preserve american history. thank you to the society for your great work. it is it

white house with nothing to do. >> hillary clinton met in secret with elizabeth warren. she got a problem on the left.ig a problem is that and what should she do? >> i don't think it is a very big problem. people in the middle think people on the left are unsure about hillary. there is hesitation on the right about jeb as well. >> she's got no message. warren is the soul of the democratic party? these campaigns start with a little seed and they grow. give me the odds and i bet elizabeth warren will be the democratic nominee. >> is there anything you think hillary clinton should accelerate on? >> she should accelerate on telling her staff that anybody that talks to a reporter is fired. number two, she probably at some point should begin to think about when she is going to announce. sooner rather than later. >> one of her first high profile event tomorrow in california. >> it will be a seinfeld event -- an event about nothing. >> should she do more tomorrow? >> it doesn't matter. you are the presumptive democratic nominee and nobody knows what you are for? >> she is for the middle class. >> thank you bo

warren talk about. we discuss it in politics. >> well, the white house today gave the green light to a new drone policy. it will allow the widespread sale of armed drones to american allies, but there's concern about how the technology will be regulated. and wow mike, this is a development here. how soon could want u.s. begin selling armed drones on the global market. >> well, it certainly is a development, tony, and there's a lot that goes into it. a number of nations have been clamoring for the technology, and america thus far has refused to sell it to its closest allies. it was a few we can see that jordan asked for unarmed drones and there's a time when there's a lot of global competition in the drone market. obviously the administration is looking at that, and plus, this is something that many of the allies can use absence of the military boots on the ground. and many critics are saying that this could up the incidence of military conflict around the world. >> and how easy will it be for other countries to actually buy american drones? what types of regulations are we talking about here? >>> well,

warren commission. some are identified to the 1995 white house security review. and others track internal recommendations. what were those recommendations? >> well i think there have been many recommendations, certainly over the years. but there are a number of things that we found in our report that i think have been seen over time. certainly questions about investment in the uniform division and the importance of giving focus to the uniform division, and deciding its role. those issues have been there. certainly issues related to excess overtime have been identified over time. there are a number of issues that we raised in our -- in the classified aspect of our report that are ones that have been noted in the past by the service. >> why do you think that a lot of those recommendations were ignored? >> i think that the service itself has noted that it has not always done what it needed to do in terms of follow-through of its own recommendations. and i think -- our hope is that coming out of this report, that there will be a real opportunity to focus on these spe

i wore my own white gloves and police athat. >> coming up, warren buffett has had enough of falling oil prices. he cashes out of exxon mobil. he made a fortune investing in distressed assets. we will be talking to wilbur ross. ♪ >> it is 15 minutes past the hour. let's take a look at our world news headlines this morning. ukraine troops withdrawing from the eastern town fighting has been raging over the strategic town and pro-russia rebels are in control of most areas. this despite a cease-fire agreement last week. white house condemned the violence saying russia's violations will come with higher costs. vladimir putin suggested the u.s. is providing arms to forces loyal to ukraine's government. prosecutors raided the geneva offices of europe's biggest bank , part of a criminal inquiry into allegations of money laundering. hsbc says it is cooperating with authorities. u.s. federal authorities investigating construction of mining equipment caterpillar. receiving a grand jury subpoena for information about the movement of cash between its u.s. and overseas subsidiary. it is cooperating wi

warren beatty. >> i wanted to shoot black and white because i did not want to prettify any of the images of the holocaustthe studio insisted, and they did for a while, that i shoot the movie in color. there were a few moments of color i wanted to introduce in the film. the shabbat candles in the opening scene, before the holocaust, was full of color. and as the candle burns down, everything turns into black and white except the candle. and i wanted the candle to be just a little bit of red in the wick before it goes down, and then the smoke would rise, almost like the smoke from the crematorium. >> the oscar goes to steven spielberg for "schindler's list." mensure active heart health.r heart: i maximize good stuff, like my potassium and phytosterols which may help lower cholesterol. new ensure active heart health supports your heart and body so you stay active and strong. ensure, take life in. i have the flu with a runny nose. [coughs] better take something. theraflu severe cold won't treat your runny nose. really? alka-seltzer severe cold and flu relieves your worst flu symptoms plus runny nose. [breath

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steer them toward more commissions, there was senator warren on the stage and she was a big reason that the president was giving that speech. the whitewall street and big banks. the president listening to senator warren recognizing how much clout she has in this party, wants to go on offense by showing that he will also use the regulatory framework to go of them. senator warren who is today introducing that middle class prosperity project which we're about to hear about has a big audience. republicans, democrats, the white house. >> all right. >> politico's mike allen, thank you. >> thank you, mike. great to see you. let's bring in senior editor jamie weinstein and also editor and chief of national memo and editor of investigative fund joe. guys, great to see you. jamie, you wrote that hillary clinton, sort of called to history for her and a lot of democrats are excited about her. but you say that's their strongest card. the record is a little weak. >> i was trying to figure out what makes hillary clinton such a strong candidate, why is there so much passion around here why basically clearing the field. if you look at her senate reco

warren beatty. >> richard attenborough. >> i wanted to shoot black and white because i did not want to perdify any. and i absolutely would not have made the movie had the studio insisted. and they did for a while, that i shoot the movie in color. there were a few moments of color i wanted to introduce in the film. the candles, in the opening scene, before the holocaust was full of color. and as the candle burns down, everything turns into black and white except the candle. and i wanted the candle to just be a little bit of red in the wick before it goes out and then the smoke would rise almost like the smoke from the crematorium. >> the oscar goes to steven spielberg. they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. mhere's our new trainer! ensure active heart health. crowd: yayyyy! heart: i'm going to focus on the heart. i minimize my sodium and fat... gotta keep it lean and mean. pear: uh-oh. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium... and phytosterols, which may help lower cholesterol. major: i'm feeling energized

this this is the white house wanting the rich to pay minimum tax rate of 30 percent meaning the millionaire warrenwon't be paying less tax than his secretary. they want to hike the rate of capital gains to 28 percent from the current rate of 25 percent and expand the number of items that would be subjected to it. they have giant balances in tax deferred retirement accounts. the proposal would bar contributions to such accounts once the balances reach slightly above $3 million. the president wants to impose a 19 percent minimum tax and one time mandatory tax on current prophets. the idea is to encourage them to bring cash home. it imposes a 7 point fee on the nation's 100 biggest banks. that will be passed on to consumers it will force them to think twice about borrowing heavily. all of this with the president's final ground of republican controlled congress which is debatable at best. >> thank you. don't miss ashley on the fox business network. to find it log on to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >> the time now almost 10 minutes to the top of the hour. coming up did you wake up tired feeling that

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warren commission. some are identified to the 1995 white house security review. and others track internal recommendations. what were those recommendations? >> well i think there have been many recommendations certainly over the years. but there are a number of things that we found in our report that i think have been seen over time. certainly, questions about investment in the uniform division and the importance of giving focus to the uniform division and deciding its role. those issues have been there. certainly, issues related to excess overtime have been and insufficient personnel have been identified over time. there are a number of issues that we raise in our -- in the classified aspect of our report that are ones that have been noted in the past by the service. >> why do you think that a lot of those recommendations were ignored? >> i think that the service itself has noted that it has not always done what it needed to do in terms of follow through of its own recommendations. i think our hope is that coming out of this report that there will be a real oppor

warren commission. some are identified to the 1995 white house security review.nd others track internal recommendations. what were those recommendations? >> i think there have been many recommendations, certainly over the years, but there are number of things we found in our report that i think have been seen over time, certainly questions about investment in the uniformed division and the importance of giving focus to the uniform division and deciding its role. those issues have been there certainly issues related to excess overtime and insufficient personnel have been identified over time. there are a number of issues we raised in the classified aspects of our reports, ones that have been noted in the past.

host: secretary clinton and senator warren had a meeting back in december at white haven not far fromre the vice president's residence is, the two talking about issues politics and policies. if you were a fly on the wall what do you think transpired? guest: i would be breaking some heavy news in various sites. i think it was a huge step forward that she does not see elizabeth warren as oppositional but is seeking her guidance. there is going to be a degree of skepticism among some progressives who want more than just rhetoric and meetings. they want progressive economists in her inner circle. they want real policy positions backed up, the actual actions on things like wall street reform where you talk to your guest. a lot of their funding came from wall street. there were red flags raised around secretary clinton $200,000 speeches. so the burden is on her to show that she is not jist going to talk the talk but walk the walk. the more she seeks the counsel of progressives, the more competitive she will be in the general election. host: on these issues that are so important to you and t

ferry with an interracial army of 21 blacks and whites -- everyone recognizes it is a major catalyst, a major spark to secession. soldiers at fort warrene a lot of downtime. soldiers, as soldiers do started singing. some of the soldiers in the tigers regiment love to sing. they have beautiful voices. they got up a choral group, and as soldiers do, started ribbing each other. there was a scottish immigrant here is john brown, the last known photograph of the militant abolitionist, and in the fort, there is another john brown, a scottish immigrant, sergeant john brown. and soldiers started needling him, saying, you can't be john brown. he is dead. you must be his soul marching on. that is essentially one stanza. they start riffing on that, and eventually they create "john brown's body." it becomes the signature anthem of the massachusetts 12th regiment, when the tigers join with the massachusetts 12th. it is published in boston in early june of 1861, a time in which sheet music is immensely popular. it sells out immediately. the 12th regiment sings on boston common to tens of thousands of people as they marched to a ship to go fight in t

white supremacist racist, racially neutral, and anti-racist. joining me now to discuss the various ways we rank presidents dorian warren. how do we come to it?d one of the things i think we find lincoln is the greatest president because he passed the ultimate test, on the ultimate moral issue, both as a sort of moral matter and also he won the civil war and kept the union together. but it seems to me when we talk about presidents and where they stand, it's impossible to leave race for very long. >> you can't. i think as what you -- the setup was great, because when you ask black political scientists versus white political scientists, there's a very race color so to speak how we view presidential leadership. and frankly it's useful to have a different kind of framework that looks at presidents in terms of did they expand the democracy for excluded groups, or did they retract democracy? >> they did big stuff, which i think is the stuff that gets woodrow wilson and andrew jackson in the top 10 even if big stuff is in the case of andrew jackson a campaign of ethnic cleansing. >> genocide. >> and in the case of woodrow wilson, world war i. and th

warren would eat hillary's lunch. neil: you think so? in that party right? >> she'd make for a good fight. the funny thing is the white house -- neil: are you dismissing what charles said? it's up to you. >> i don't disagree with charles. >> what? >> it would make for a good fight. the white house said they're replaced with people with fresh ideas. not the people with the stale ideas. neil: you know how many times have we seen the republican administration get the old republican retreads nothing wrong with that human nature they gravitate to who would the stars of prior administrations. >> you fish from the same pool over and over again. neil: it's not good. >> it is not good. >> the bottom line is they are so egotistical. they want to get people to fill out the forms correctly. a learning curve. >> the elite is -- neil: and both sides do it. >> they're smart intelligent people that should be down there don't want to deal with it they won't go. >> the culture of washington it's the elite. that's why they're changing shares and it's bad for business. >> that's why you're still here, neil. neil: you know, the agony i be

warren i don't think there is anybody in the party. the democrats have a weak bench in the moment. >> but the prospect of seeing another clinton in the white house, is that it the same kind of thing bedevilling her as bedevils jeb bush? >> probably not. folks look back on the year of prosperity with the clinton administration with a different flavor. hillary clinton's problem is the opposite. she cannot run for obama's third term. unless the economy goes through the roof and the world brings itself back together from where it is now. she will have to differentiate herself from the president and does not alienate the president will veto the keystone pipeline and that is a position, and that is a infrastructure project in which she took no position until now. will see say yes or no i would have signed that bill? >> you know it is interesting. the play about robert gibes, things are getting better when the campaign starts. >> i don't know about that. right now hillary clinton is not asked about everything that obama or biden said in the same way republicans are being asked. and once hillary clinton gets in the the fray and fight. she would ha

it affects the democratic party's odds of taking the white house in 2016 and the relative odds of, say, a hillary clinton over and elizabeth warrencratic standpoint that democrats should be heartened about, now you hear republican candidates talking about jeb bush talking about wage -- about income inequality and mashrco rubio writing a book about the middle class and all these candidates are out there now talking about issues that a couple years ago they weren't talking about. that suggests that they understand that this is what people are talking around their kitchen tables. we have to return to an economy where people who work hard feel like they can get ahead, can support their families and that their kids have good prospects in the future without taking on tons of debt to get educated and trained. >> you summed up president obama's campaign in 2008 and yes, we can, which it was interesting to read in the book he thought was corny. >> yeah he thought it was corny. happily michelle obama was sitting there when we were filming that ad where that debuted and she said it's not corny, and he didn't trust me, but he trusted her. >>

the white spots in the eastern shore there's one band of some very light snow in the gray zone. stretching from right near warren and clark counties and extreme northern loudoun county. that's tracking north of the metro area over the next hour or so. adding maybe an additional half inch on top of what has fallen there about 3 to 4 inches. that's a live view from the tower cam. northwest a cloudy sky by 8:00 a.m. sunshine breaks out and later in the day up around 30 and mostly sunny later this afternoon with a light wind. melissa, we've had so many accidents this morning. do you have any new ones to report? >> we have a brand new one. a problem on the outer loop at county avenue. we're talking about the inner loop at county with the right lane blocked. we have a conga line of plows come through. we're slow because people are trying to be careful which we should be doing. we have screws on the scene clearing things up and getting the sidewalk ready. it seems silly today when so many people are off work. travel times are slow because of the roadways. 270 south germantown beltway 19 minutes. outer loop 14 minutes a

warren harding has inhabited his body. >> think about susan rice she said don't give into alarmism. they don't want to scare people. >> next week when you are at the whitese i want you to ask the josh earnst guy. is that his real name. >> that's his real name he is an ernest guy. >> use my name define right sizing. >> i'm going to ask him that and not throw a pencil despite what you say. >> special orders don't upset me but i need to know what that is. ed henry everyone, directly ahead, we will destroy the white privilege racial argument once and for all. then, o'reilly versus jon stewart. we will show you highlights of our past debates moments away. the am. new aleve pm the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. why do people count on sunsweet amazin prune juice to stay fit on the inside? it's made only from prunes nothing else. it's works, simple as that. it's a natural source of fiber and five essential vitamins. try sunsweet amazin prune juice. also available in light. >>> impact segment tonight. the truth about race. the primary reason the african-american community is struggling in some areas is because of the fam

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and then you look at someone like elizabeth warren who i have admired from the get-go since she started putting together the whiteion bureau and then got kicked out and ran for senate herself to try and have an impact. this is a woman whose story and really backs up what her message is and her body of work is in sync with what her message is. >> it seems, john to me, at least, that hillary clinton has this mass save campaign operation that's being put together and they are this massive machine in saefshearch of a purpose. they don't know exactly where they're going to go. but if there are good economic rating on friday on friday afternoon she will say i support barack obama's policies. >> no doubt hillary clinton needs to find her way towards a compelling ration nalt for candidacy. there's no doubt that there is a huge universe of clinton accolades potential advisers who are all trying to get in on the action. having said all that i'll give you a number from this bloomberg politics poll that we just did in new hampshire. among likely democratic primary voter, hillary clinton fave, unfave. favorable, 89 unfavorabl

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white house correspondent politico mike allen with a playbook. the "new york times," mike talking about hillary clinton and senator warren meeting. about that. >> reporter: well, mica first of all congratulations on your know your value tour. >> thank you. >> reporter: you announced starting in philly in april. progressives are very excited about this news this meet one on one at secretary clinton's phone with for warren and progressives say this means that secretary clinton is listening. they have been saying to hillary that these issues which are not at the top of the issue that she's known for are going to be so important to primary voters so this was smart by the clintons. they've always had the strategy of keep your enemies close. there is no one whose ideas and popularity in the party are more threatening to hillary clinton. so keeping senator warren close. she shows no sign of running or chaling secretary clinton. so get her involved and send a signal that those issues will be important to your agenda. >> elizabeth warren is certainly the only other person on the democratic side talked about. hillary clinton talks everybod

white house. it is one thing for vermont to send him to the senate but sending him to 1600 pennsylvania avenue is a different matter all together. martin o'malley rumblings, elizabeth warrene the only target then you're the only target. don't think that's not lost on the republicans, it is. what's interesting about polling numbers is that if you poll for example, in south carolina you look at the number for nbc marist poll we did, she's running even with scott walker within the margin of error of jeb bush. a woman. a democrat. in south carolina. >> that's crazy. >> you know that's not going to hold. >> i think take my mother for example. my mother is a conservative woman. my mother wants hillary clinton to be the president of the united states. not because she necessarily agrees with her on policy but because she thinks and i happen to agree with her, which i don't agree with my mother on a lot of things, it is time for a woman to run this country. men doing it since 1789 remarkably poorly i might add. let's let a woman do it. they run our households they run our businesses, run our children's' lives, run everything else let them run the white house. why not, let them try

. >> has the white house had a chance to read the op ed by senator warner -- warren, specifically about this issue? >> i have did have -- i did have a chance to read a little bit of the op ed. what i can say is a general matter, is that the -- what is contemplated in the agreement is raising standards including standards that are related to settling disputes between companies that are located in other countries and the united states. and what the president breesks we should do is put in a framework that holds those other countries that are operating in the united states to a higher standard and that failure to include a standard and failure to include a mechanism for enforcing that standard will only put american workers and american businesses at a disadvantage. again, if we fail to engage in this region of the world, we're going to let china write the rules of the road. that's not in the best interest of the united states. and it's certainly not in the best interest of the american economy. so what is part of this agreement, and where we part ways with the views that are expressed in