lauren: democratic national committee debbie wasserman schultz was on the kelley filed last night askingabout republicans who say the gop does not have a candidate under the threat of indictment. >> predicting someone facing indictment. >> there was no prediction. there's a statement that no one on the gop side is under threat of indictment. >> no, no. instead you have the republican party was being led right now by their front runner who has a multi-bankrupted absolutely outrageous, ridiculous position. lauren: separately, senate lawmakers to make a request to question the staffer who helped set up hillary clinton's private e-mail server following revelations he's been granted immunity by the justice department. nicole: iran revolutionary guard has test fired several ballistic missiles during a military exercise. the report showed one of the missiles being fired. this challenge is a united nations resolution and could result in a diplomatic response from the united states. state department spokesman says washington is reviewing the launch and will bring it out before the u.n. security c

debbie wasserman schultz made some comments about obstruction.t on monday confirmed the president's new secretary of education in a bipartisan vote. we passed a major opioid bill, bipar san. we ought to work on things we can get done in terms of jobs, the economy, national security. >> bottom line, judge garland, you're not going to consider it at all, no hearings, no -- nothing basically this year. you're going to wait until after the election. >> it's already been decided, we need to focus on working together on things the american people are very concerned about right now stimplts senator barrasso, thanks for coming in. >> thank you for having me, wolf. >>> there's breaking news about next week's republican presidential debate that's been scheduled. that and a lot more, coming up after this. t. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? >>no. your insurance rates go through the roof. your perfect re

but you see debbie wasserman sh schultz, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, they embrace people like biller, chris matthews and they call republicans terrorists. they talk about lynchings. debbie wasserman schultz talked about republicans taking the back of their hand to women. they have no problem with over the top rhetoric. i'm not condoning it, but the democrats on the left are easy to point fingers and never want any of the blame. >> shawn, always good talking to you. crazy times, they are. >>> you know, you always hear about the establishment versus donald trump and all that. i want you to hear from a guy that is not a fan of donald trump. but he's telling his fellow establishment guys, ease up, shut up, move on. stop it. he's next. my mom loves giving me advice. she even gives me advice... ...about my toothpaste and mouthwash. but she's a dentist so...i kind of have to listen. she said "jen, go pro with crest pro-health advanced." advance to healthier gums... ...and stronger teeth from day one. using crest toothpaste and mouthwash makes my... ...whole mouth feel awesome. and my teet

here is debbie wasserman schultz. here is what she's up to lately. it involves something called payday loans. small, short term loans that are meant to be repaid on the next payday. it's attractive to a worker living paycheck to paycheck. they are predatory. interest rates average 390% nationally. thanks to senator elizabeth warren in the obama administration, we have the consumer financial protection bureau. one of the missions is to create regulations to protect consumers against predatory lending like payday loans. congressman debbie wasserman schultz is proposing a bill that would gut the payday loan regulations. it would delay new regulations on payday lending by two years as well as nullify the rules in states that already have a law on payday lenders. states like florida. not that state law offers too much protection. the problem is florida's law is a sham. it was backed by the industry. a spokesperson took exception to this saying as a state lawmaker she helped write florida's law that reduced the need to go to bad actors. that spokesperson s

. >> so why did the -- i bet the chairman debby wasserman schultz probably rouxes the day that she allowedto the debates and allowed him to be a democrat. >> i spoke to senator sanders today. he skipped most democratic conventions. i think he only attended the 1984 one because is he friends with jesse jackson. in 2008 barack obama convention. he has been a democratic socialist. he has been an independent. the point is why did clinton allies are sir cow late this is that he needs a democratic establishment now. is he part of the democratic apparatus by running as a candidate. at the convention he wants these super delegates. he wants to be invested. if you are out there for many years i'm not a democrat. >> 8 months too late on this one. >> debbie wasserman schultz never should have allowed him in the debates. they allowed him to run as a democrat even though is he not really aá&y3Ñ democrat. >> secretary hillary clinton putting bernie sanders on the back burner for the moment and looking ahead to the first. ad first mentioned. secretary clinton does hit hard at donald trump. >> when some s

let's talk about the state of the democratic race, debby wasserman schultz e what does it tell you about the state of the democratic party, that there were hundreds of thousands of more voter turnouts for the republicans as opposed to the democratic candidates. >> first of all, let's not set a aside the absolute and utter chaos that's going on in the republican party. they are in full blown panic mode, when it comes to the turnout, though, i mean we had nearly as many voters turn out in the early primary state window has as the republicans did with for fewer candidates. even last night, wolf, with colorado, the republicans are in such disarray and it's so chaotic there, that in colorado, the republican party cancelled their caucus. so the only delegates going to the convention on the republican side are superdelegates. that's how much disarray is going on on the republican side. we had more voters in nevada in our caucus than they had in theirs. and then if you lack at the states in which there was a les competitive contest between our two candidates on our side, that's where the turnout

debbie wasserman schultz, dk dk and bernie sanders need to acknowledge their parties role, their people's role in going to a rally with the intent to disrupt. that's not what our first amendment rights are all about. not intentionally going to someone else's rally to disrupt it and create a scenario that is not helpful. >> if rubio, kasich, lose their home states today, you they drop out? >> i think that's a decision for both of them. i think both of them have spoken clearly about the their home states but it is up to them to decide whether or not they have the resources and support to carry on. i will leave it to them to make that decision. >> i don't know if you know about this, but an rnc member sent out a memo reminding them that committee rules say delegates can ignore the primary results and vote their conscience at the convention. is that true? >> he has held that position for a long time. that is something -- but the other day, what the rules of the convention govern how delegates must behave and act as well as the state party rule. at the convention those rules will govern how de

stuart: i can understand that debby wasserman schultz couldn't say everything else.th are you going to say in that position, you're in the democrat party, what are you going to say. >> the democrats have always operated this way and they've gotten away with it. that's as true as videotape responsible for benghazi. they've had magical thinking for seven years and the media let them get away with it and now they don't know how to extricate themselves. stuart: coming up soon, the stock market is happening. about to see the opening bell, you can see it on the program. in the background, one, a socialist wins the michigan primary for the democrats. second, a lot more trouble out of china, small business not hiring, how about that? that's the back drop to a market which will open at around 17,000 on the 7th anniversary of start of the bull market when it was all the way back at 6,000. how about that? look at chipotle, please, it's going to go down. another huge pr problem. that stock will take a hit at the opening bell which you will see moments from now. this just got int

congress woman debbie wasserman-schultz. >> voters see right througug that, the voters are smart >> scott living up to his promise to withhold his endorsementntil the state of florida had voted and decided. scot called for republicans to come together and support trump as the roon nominee. we will not get to see the republicans debate one last time before the convention. donald trump sayin he would not attend the fox news debate so he would cancel. john kasich and cruz dropped out after the decision to pull out after he once again trashed megyn kelly on twitter calling her crazy megyn. >>> the senate has confirmed not to cfirm any judge the president nominates. >> to go down that path would be wrong. >> it's the president's constitutional right to nominate a supreme court justice and it's the senate's r rht to act as a check on a president and withhold its consent. >> the senate says the power to nominate a replacement for the late justice antonin scalia should go to whoever wins the upcoming election. >>> a yacht in paradise goes up in flames. ming up.tt2watu#@m4 bt@qu)d tt2watu#@m4 "a@q

. >> joining me, debbie wasserman schultz.e are getting a lot more debates than we thought we would. are you glad? >> i am. as the candidates and dnc talked about the need to spend more time and added debates and i think they've been fantastic and candidates are pleased as well. >> are you -- i'll ask what i asked john podesta before. would you say that the center of the democratic party on immigration has moved considerably to the left and say the last four or six years. >> the center has moved left? no. i think we've been and continue to be right where we should be which is supporting comprehensive broad-based immigration reform. you know, obviously with important border security, but making sure that people who simply want to be in this country, chris, to make a better way of life for themselves are able to stay and we can have a pathway to legal status and citizenship. that's been our policy as democrats for a long, long time now. >> you know, there's been a lot of talk about superdelegates as this delegate race goes forwa

turning to debbie wasserman schultz. great to see you, madame chairwoman. >> you, too, megyn. >> seven of the polls released in march in michigan, 13 points, 27, 28, 37 lead. what happened today? >> well, i know you know this, megyn. i teem chair of the dnc and pretty much not my job to be analyzing why either one of our candidates is doing well or not so well. i do think it's important to note that we've had polls really this whole election cycle kind of all over the place on both sides of the aisle an it sort of shows you that we are really a too little early in the election cycle to assume that polls are extremely predictive and anything can happen. >> looking at the michigan exit polls, we are seeing something of many states with her and very low numbers coming to voters that value honesty and trustworthiness. if that's what you wanted in a candidate, 20% for hillary clinton. is this going to be an ongoing problem for her? do you see it as a problem for her? >> well, i think when we get to the general election, no ma

joining us now debbie wasserman schultz, the chairwoman of the committee. great to see you. >> great to see you too. we've reversed places today. >> i think i'm the better for it. >> i agree. >> look at the numbers. as we look at the numbers, and i was going over the division of elections, what they've put in so far, broward has over 82,000 votes that have been collected and accounted for, 2-1 democratic over the republicans, but as we look at the races elsewhere, democratic primaries have been lower this year than in '08. so if donald trump is the republican nominee, do you think that's going to galvanize liberal voters to go up against hillary clinton? >> oh, i mean, not only liberal voters, but you just spoke to craig robbins, who would be someone that i would characterize as a persuadable voter judging on the conversation you just had with him. if he is indicating hillary clinton is our nominee, he would vote for over donald trump, that spells disaster for the republicans and where they're headed as they hurdle towards nominating this extremist carnival

democratic national committee head debbie wasserman schultz today denied accusations that she is taking sides in the primary election season. and said, quote, there is no shd edee sgest i'm favoring hillary clinton over bernie socialist, i mean bernie sanders, my apologies. [ light laughter ] bernie sanders, this weekend, gave a speech at the mexican border. actually, he was in vermont, but they could hear him at the mexican border. bernie sanders campaign has confirmed that he will not speak at a major pro-israel lobbying group conference this week making him the only presidential candidate to skip it. and if any candidate can get away with that, it's bernie from brooklyn. look at him. if israel were a person, that's

i set down with bernieanders and the head of his party, debbie wasserman schultz. >>> a one on one interview with a hometown hopeful and a discussion on the go state of the race. this is "impact" and i'm your host, jackii nespral. >>> with earl voting rapping up and election day quickly approaching, i sat down with bernie sanders for a one on win interview in miami before one of we spoke about cuba, donald trump and if he feels the democratic national committee has treated his campaign fairly. take a listen. senator sanders, you said you're a self-proclaimed socialist. as you can imagine hehe in south florida, it is a sensitive issue with the cuban-american community. how do you define social snichlism? >> democratic socialism which has been in europe for decades and in many countries resulted in a high standard of living for working people, very democratic society. >> where in europe? >> scandinavia, throughout europe, almost every country in europe and scandinavia has democratic governments whihi represented working people. democratic socialism has nothing to do with authoritarian communis

democratic national committee head debbie wasserman schultz today denied accusations that she is taking sides in the primary election season. and said, quote, there is no shd edee sgest i'm favoring hillary clinton over bernie socialist, i mean bernie sanders, my apologies. [ light laughter ] bernie sanders, this weekend, gave a speech at the mexican border. actually, he was in vermont, but they could hear him at the mexican border. bernie sanders campaign has confirmed that he will not speak at a major pro-israel lobbying group conference this week making him the only presidential candidate to skip it. and if any candidate can get away with that, it's bernie from brooklyn. look at him. if israel were a person, that's what it would look like. [ laughter ] a massachusetts man who dressed as waldo was escorted by police out of boston's south station on sunday for acting disorderly. he apparently wouldn't stop yelling, "i'm right here you idiots. look at me!" starbucks announced today that they are introducing a new caramelized honey frappuccino to their menu. and then your dentist announc

. >> shouldn't the democratics disavow debbie wasserman schultz when she said the democrats want the drag us back to jim crow. what about when hillary said this place has been run like a plantation. democrats constantly play the race card. the senator from missouri said george w. bush let people die on rooftops because they were poor and black. >> donald trump said i'm going to pay for somebody's legal fees. >> larry donald trump correctly, he said they paid for legal fees if beat up people that are protesters. if you want to protest some of the republicans -- >> drag her back to jim crow. back in chains. >> put us back in chains, y'all. >> that's not where i'm going. robert, why is donald trump so popular if he's so such an extremist? why is america supporting? >> the answer, first of all, he's speaking to a party that's become so extreme, duck dynasty is a think tank. >> thoohe's thinking to america. >> hillary clinton has over a million votes. >> with one opponent. >> trump got that out of 17. >> double standard again. he mentioned that 44% think obama's a secret muslim. who broug

potential of indictment, she just continues to push forward hillary she is coming under fire debbie wasserman schultz broad law college he said debbie wasserman shuttles failed in position as dnc chair, that she has tipped the scales in favor of hillary clinton's presidential campaign and made sure virtually non would she primarily debates standing in way of the progressive movement even dems upset with her. >> i think that is right she he does have the possibility you end up with elizabeth warren as nominee if there was a vacuum i think chaos nirl kiss indicted i don't think could continue to campaign even for clintons being dyed would be a lot would basically disqualify her as presidential candidate. >> in panel mr. speaker we don't want to get into donald trump nooufks attacks against his family continues now donald trump's sister got targeted over the weekend receiving a threatening he letter one day after his son eric trump received a suspicious letter white pow inside reaction to attacks. >> people look at madison wisconsin a youtube video out reminds people how hostile how many death threats t

the right going after dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz.writes this: far worse is the chaos and destruction that she is leading not just her party, but our country towards. radical left-wing politics that are sure to impoverish and endanger america. ed is with us right now. you know, ed, that's really strong stuff. i mean, you think that's merited? to ruin the country? really? >> you bet. you bet. if you speak to some of the people who actually live in her congressional district, who have transplanted from cuba or venezuela, they know what long-term socialism does and shortage lines and bread lines and whatever else. the bottom line is that, you know, look, why does the democratic voter only have one alternative to hillary clinton? if she loses this fbi primary and she's indicted or something tragic happens as you discussed in the previous segment, you're left with the sole alternative of senator sanders. and who is a devout socialist. why did that happen? that happened because the leadership of the dnc, debbie wasserman-schultz, put her ha

these are all according to liberals racist dog whistles which is why maybe only debbie wasserman schultz, rachel maddow can hear them. >> in case you get to be president of the united states, make sure you carry your bible with you and your woman. >> trump's employing the same tactics without sticking to conservative ideology and a lot of republicans don't care much. donald trump doesn't need cpac anymore. it was something else the front-runner said last night that shows how dangerous, indeed, the man's impulses are. he was asked about his past comments on expanding torture and targeting the families, presumably including children, of terrorists. >> what would you do as commander in chief if the u.s. military refused to carry out the orders? >> they won't refuse. they won't refuse me. i'm a leader. i've never had any problem leading me. if i say do it, they're going to do it. that's what leadership is all about. >> the trump campaign backed off the statement telling the wall street journal he wouldn't order the military to break law. at a rally the candidate repeated the usual line about

is talking withdemocratic national committee chairwoman debby wasserman schultz and later with the republican national committee chair. >>> all morning we've been monitoring breaking news out of pennsylvania, a mass shooting outside a home in pittsburgh. it all started with a back yard party, and we just got a fresh update from nbc at the scene right now. take a look. >> police say eight people were shot during a barbecueoments before 11:00 outside of pittsburgh. five of those people dead, three wounded and being treated at city hospitals. as for leads, there are @ew. police say there are believed to be two gunmen who fired from different angles while these people were in this back yard. police say they tried to flee back into the house, most of them dying on the porch in the i'm joe holden, reporting in wilkinsburg for nbc news. >>> stilllahead this morning, more flights coming in and out of ft. lauderdale. we'll tell you which airline is expanding and where you'll be able to go more easily. >>> this morni one homestead student is accused of sexual battery and making threats. this morning mi

only -- kennedy: 1992 a different time and the rules feel vastly different and didn't have debbie wasserman schultz. are you excited for the triumph are america's mother-in-law as i coined her on the show. >> i agree with what nomi said, with a female, come hell or high water, probably hell. i'm ecstatic because she'll say nancy reagan cured aids. that lady needs an improv class. as soon as she gets on the mic she's saying things that resonate with people for years. i was under sniper fire. we're dead broke. says things in such a clever way, you can't forget about that. >> donald trump is teflon. in a weird way hillary clinton is, too. >> not anymore. oh, no. >> this is going to be -- how many people were salivating last night who said, i talked to a lot of people who were like i hate trump but what i love about this is he will finally rip hillary clinton apart. finally you will see someone who has the strength to go after her and make it stick. for whatever reason, when he takes magnifying glass on the opponents like the ant under the sun, he scorches them until there are flames. kennedy: she's go

you look at the rhetoric of a debbie wasserman schultz, the head of the dccc. look at the rhetoric of chuck schumer, the senior member of the party, look at the the rhetoric of bernie sanders, there's plenty of anger to go around on both sides. it's not just the republicans that have poisoned the environment and yet you look at the republican candidates like the candidate that i support, ted cruz, and he's trying to talk about real substantive issues and yet the media keeps pulling away from that to focus on donald trump's bullying and bombastic rhetoric. >> oh, please, can i just -- >> i'd love to hear from you. >> well, please. comparing what bernie sanders is talking about to this ugly hate-filled rhetoric from donald trump. >> i was even going to jump in and defend bernie. that's ridiculous. there's no comparison. >> whatever chuck schumer is saying or the last thing i heard him is say is we ought to have a nominee to the supreme court. that's his opinion. there's no hate coming from the democratic side at all. >> i hate to interrupt but let's go to hillary

jake tapper asked debbie wasserman-schultz about this recently.ere's what she said. >> unpledged delegates exist really to make sure that party leaders and elected officials don't have to be in a position where they are running against grass roots activists. >> ouch. that sounds like the system is rigged against grass roots activists, against people like bernie sanders. >> the system is not rigged. this is not a new system. in fact, i'm a fervent supporter of barack obama. this is the same system that the, quote/unquote, grass roots barack obama beat hillary clinton in 2008. it's nev in 2008, we only had about 60 superdelegates to actually flip from hillary clinton to barack obama, so there was not a ton of flipping there either, but this is a long road ahead for bernie sanders. this is a steep road ahead. we look forward to wisconsin and then new york. >> thank you both very much. we will see. >>> outfront next, a slap in the face from fidel castro. and we talk to a group of women who tell us why they back donald trump. is it his transparency? >>

and i blamed debbie wasserman schultz and the rest of the dnc from the beginning, stacking the deck inor of secretary clinton that was there was no real choice and i think that's very sad. stuart: debbie wasserman schultz is chair of the dnc. do you think she stacked? >> well, they're sterile arguments on the writer must come at the notion of the political establishment not giving people coming in outcome of viable choice. that's frustrating to me as someone who believes every american deserves a choice. stuart: your mother is watching. >> my mother is always watching. stuart: what do you say when anybody is saying anybody but hillary clinton. >> she is saying go trump. stuart: will let you off the hook. >> such a gentleman. stuart: what are the chances of this, one of the mormon missionaries in belgium was also at the boston marathon bombing and in paris during year's terrorist act. we will tell you his story in a moment. stuart: it's a pretty flat market. wall street shrug and not a terror attack in the divisions in your head most of it is by nine become a dow stock down 5%. among th

new york as well as flint, michigan, where kristen welker is with democratic party chair, debby wasserman schultzgo ahead. >> thanks, "ri. i want to start off with the issue of flint. both candidates came out tonight and called for the governor to step down, to resign. first time we've heard that from secretary clinton. your reaction, and do you have any concerns that this issue could become overly politicized without really addressing the core issue? the residents still drinking out of water bottles. >> we had the debate at the request of our candidates and our party felt so strongly that we shine a spotlight in flint, not to only help make sure we get the people in flint through the crisis, but broaden it out and talk about the crisis in cities across america with crumbling infrastructure. because the next flint is just around the corner. unfortunately for the people of flint, the governor cared more about saving a buck. now they've poisoned their children. >> let me ask you about the broughter race. both candidates had unity on one other issue, which is the general election, asked about taking

national committee headquarters wednesday to protest dnc chair and florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz's support for a new bill that would gut proposed regulations for payday lenders. the consumer financial protection bureau is slated to introduce new rules to rein in the notoriously unregulated world of payday lending. but schultz and other lawmakers are instead sponsoring legislation that would weaken the rules and delay their implementation for more than two years. wednesday, a protester spoke out about the predatory nature of the industry. >> i made my payments and they offered me to read borrow, and that semi into a cycle of debt. and that was a trap a cousin had to go from one loan place to another to pay off the original loan. and for two to three years, i was trapped in the cycle, which is designed purposefully by t payday lending companies to keep people coming in for payments. defaults ofoff 50% people. they want you to not be able to pay. amy: the pentagon says it launched two airstrikes last week targeting isil's chemical weapons capabilities, after a captured isil chemical w

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. >> you need to figure it out with jeff weaver, debbie wasserman schultz. >> i'm calling them now. >> your view of the notion of the campaign manager being charged with battery and whether donald trump is standing by his campaign manager, you think both as a matter of politics and morality is the right thing to do. >> well, look, i'm not going to comment on the specific charge, because there will be a process here, a legal process. he'll get his say and his opportunity. >> spoken like a former justice department -- >> there is due process, but it's a serious charge and the fact that it has been charged, suggests there is some evidence to back it up. the most i'll say to make the campaign generally, mr. trump has clearly created a culture that not just condones violence, but actually goads it on, and that's true of his supporters at rallies where he offers to pay legal fees, and you know, it seems also he condones it to a certain degree with his staff. that's troubling. >> the male and the alleged victim is a female, does that say anything to you about the campaign that you would like

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i think the democratic party is resentful towards debbie wasserman schultz and the dnc who were fromgiving them any real choice. in the beginning the gop had 17 candidates. they pretty much had hillary clinton -- harris: so you mentioned independents, and there's talk of a third party, the pledge originally donald trump and the gop talked about doing. are we now, is it palatable, a third party going forward? andrea: no, i don't think so. i do think the state of affairs is pretty grim. it's slim pickens, america, when you look at the -- on the right you have candidates fighting over the hotness of their wives, you have the actual president of the united states doing the tango, you have hillary clinton on the verge of being sent to prison. you have bernie sanders, a socialist. the race on the left, harris, it's a fake race. it's all kabooky theater. she's got this locked up. it's like a fake primary that we're talking about as if it's real. i mean, it's very bizarre. ebony: insulting. andrea: and bizarre, actually. and then on the right the level of conversation that's happening is alm