now alan grayson is an unabashed liberal, very much so. he also thrives on getting under your skin.onald trumpesque sense of self. right now alan grayson is engaged in another political campaign he says you need to watch because it will be huge. it's going to be huge. >> this is the "it" campaign of 2016. it's going to be famous. what people see us doing in this race will live until the end of time. this will be the first race, the first real political race of the 21st century. >> this is race will live until the end of time. he doesn't have the trump delivery, but he's got the same sort of, you know what i mean? the race that alan grayson is talking about a senate senate race shaping up to become one of the wildest races of 2016, the presidential race included. it is a senate race that has alan grayson running and few big name democrats on one side and a parade of republicans on the other side, including potentially the state's current lieutenant governor, the well-known, former attorney general of florida, handful members of congress, your uncle stu and aunt sally. it is harder to

that's congressman alan grayson of florida. one of the outspoken, dogged and at times extremely effective members of congress. >> if you get sick in america, this is what the republicans want you to do. if you get sick, america, the republicans health care plan is this. die quickly. >> they're complaining about the fact that wall street wrecked the economy three years ago and nobody is held responsible for that. not a single person has been indicted or convicted. and that one party is a wholly owned subsidiary of wall street. >> we are creating tens of millions of jobs in other countries with our purchasing power and we are losing tens of millions of jobs in our country because foreigners are not buying our goods and services. >> what do you have a higher opinion of, congress or dog poop? congress, 40%. dog poop 47%. >> will the gentleman suspend. >> yes. >> congress or dog poop is a favorite clip on the "all in" show. joining me now at the table is alan grayson of florida. several people have called you trump of the left. what

the race that alan grayson is talking about a senate race one of the wildest, the presidential railsate race in florida that has alan grayson running and a few big name democrats on one side. and then a parade of republicans on the other side. including potentially the state's current lieutenant governor, the well known former attorney general of florida, a handful of current members of congress, your uncle lou, aunt sally. it's hard to narrow it down to who isn't running. this race in florida we're more than a year out from looks like it really is going to be nuts. the reason this race is happening at all is because the current occupant of that senate seat is giving it up. he's giving it up to run for president. because that is marco rubio's senate seat in florida. rubbio is stepping down to run. florida law sells you captain be on the same ballot for two offices so marco rubio made a choice to given up his senate seat to run for president. that does sort of give his presidential ambitions a seriousness boost because he is willing to give up so much for a presidential run. he's all

earlier i spoke with congressman alan grayson who is spectacle that the u.s.an trust iran. >> i don't think the deal will bring about the peace that we were hoping to see. it does nothing to address terrorism support by iran for militant groups around the area, involvement in iran in what amounts to the shia sunni civil war -- >> but this deal was supposed to constrain iran's ability to get a nuclear weapon. do you believe it does that? are you leaning one way or another on that. >> well, that's the problem. i have been saying for years we needed a broader peace. and it moth balls the situation. >>> grayson who is a democrat says he has not yet decided whether he'll support or oppose the deal with iran when congress votes on it in september. >>> at many as 50 refugees were found dead in a truck today on the road in austria. leaders are meeting in vienna right now, as thousands of migrants try to make their way to the e.u. more than four million syrian refugees have fled. turkey has the lion's share. more than a million have john to lebanon. jordan has more tha

stephanie sy spoke with congressman alan grayson. >> i don't think the deal will bring about the peacewere hoping to see. it does nothing to address terrorism support by iran for militant groups around the area, involvement in iran in what amounts to the shia sunni war -- >> but this deal was supposed to constrain iran's ability to get a nuclear weapon. do you believe it does that? >> well, that's the problem, i have been saying for years we needed a broader piece, and all it does is moth ball for a period of time the iranian nuclear program. it doesn't bring peace in the region, and it should have. >> graceson who is a democrat says he has not decided wh he will suppose or oppose the deal with iran. >>> the hunt is on for whoever is putting up racist fliers in a suburb. as bisi onile-ere reports, some in the community believe an outsider is behind the flap over the fliers. >> reporter: the headline is bold, let's get the blacks out of southfield in november. with a message, let's take back our city printed at the bottom. on one the images of two white deputy police chiefs and three ot

alan grayson. >> mr. secretary i have five minutes. i have ten short questions. i'm hoping for ten short answers. will implementation of the agreement increase iran's support of terrorism? >> you want these? >> yes. >> we have no way to know. i presume in some places possibly. only in the sense that they are committed to certain things that we interpret as terrorism, they don't, and we're going to continue to conflict on those issues. >> all right. if the agreement is implemented, will iran in fact allow inspections at all its military sites? >> they have to. if they don't, they're in material breach of the agreement and we'll snap back the sanctions. or take other action if necessary. >> if the agreement is implemented, do you think there's a significant risk that iran will cheat on the agreement and develop a nuclear weapon secretly? >> i don't think they're able to develop a nuclear weapon secretly because our intelligence community tells us with the regime we have established here, it is physically impossible for them to create an entirely covert secondary fu

. >> here's what democratic candidate alan grayson had to say about making this decision. >> people are if the deal falls through than iran will come back to the negotiating table and night a deal that's better for us. i have other people telling me if the deal fall us there either iran will have a bomb by the enof the year and all their money that they're not getting now because they haven't been paid and in addition to that we might have a war on our hands. one of them is horribly wrong, i don't know which one yet. >> i know it sounds simplified but which of the two sides is closer to the truth in your estimation? >> i don't agree we they are of the scenarios. i don't believe that war is inevitable. if we don't go forward with a nuclear agreement. the iranians understand the power of the united states and israel. i don't think the iranians would accelerate their program and invite a military response so there i've disagreed with the obama administration. but neither do i believe that by walking away from the deal and trying to sanction them on our own because we would be alone in walk

alan grayson. >> mr. secretary i have five minutes. i have ten short questions. i'm hoping for ten short answers. will implementation of the agreement increase iran's support of terrorism? >> you want these? >> yes. >> we have no way to know. i presume in some places possibly. only in the sense that they are committed to certain things that we interpret as terrorism, they don't, and we're going to continue to conflict on those issues. >> all right. if the agreement is implemented, will iran in fact allow inspections at all its military sites? >> they have to. if they don't, they're in material breach of the agreement and we'll snap back the sanctions. or take other action if necessary. >> if the agreement is implemented, do you think there's a significant risk that iran will cheat on the agreement and develop a nuclear weapon secretly? >> i don't think they're able to develop a nuclear weapon secretly because our intelligence community tells us with the regime we have established here, it is physically impossible for them to create an entirely covert secondary fu