joining us now is democratic senator amy klobuchar. she has endorsed hillary clinton.enator i guess i'm not going to ask you to be a humor critic right now. but let me ask you about another part of the evening which is after it was all over, they finally shook hands. the candidates managed to, you know, gather up the courage to have their hands touch for about 1.7 seconds. something that they couldn't do, neither of them could manage to do at the debate the night before. do you think that one of them should have been grown up enough to go and shake the other's hand during that debate? >> well, first of all, john, they have shook hands before in their lives. that's for sure. and i think that this isn't just about a hand shake. this election is really about a fair shake. for the american people. and i think one of the most amazing things about the debate, as opposed to the comedy dinner, and by the way i've now spoken at three or four similar comedy dinners like the gridiron and others, and some jokes work well, some jokes bomb, i really don't read as much in to this --

for more, i'm joined by senator amy klobuchar, democrat from minnesota, and virginia governor, terry mcauliffe. both are clinton supporters, big-time! anyway, thank you. thank you, governor. this is -- >> this is something! >> okay, i really love this trip down here. >> welcome to virginia. >> i love coming down here tonight. >> great place. farmville. you're both, i know, besides being statespersons and men and women of the world who care about this country, you're also political tacticians and strategists. you know, what is -- let's try, you're both here supporting secretary clinton and tim kaine, who's a very likable guy. we all like tim kaine. but let me ask you, tell me about that battle between the two different personalities, mike pence and tim kaine. size them up, as debaters, as personalities. >> first of all, both very strong. i've known tim now for two decades. i have known governor pence for a long time. i served a as chairman of the national governor's association, he has a much harder deal tonight. tim kaine talks about hillary clinton's vision, build the middle class,

democratic senator amy klobuchar came to kaine's defense: (sot) pence had a mission and that was to try to change a trajectory of a very bad week for donald trump. that didn't happen. trump and clinton meet face to face for their second presidential debate this sunday in saint louis. craig boswell cbs news farmville, virginia. clinton holds ?private events? in d-c today... while trump campaigns in nevada. 3 the presidential nominees showed support for their v-p's last night.donald trump tweeted.. "mike pence won big. we should all be proud of mike!" mike!"while hillary clinton wrote -- "couldn't be prouder of tim kaine." 3 wisconsin continues to be a key stop on the campaign trail. donald trump, junior will be in brookfield and wausau today... on his father's behalf..meanwhile.. bernie sanders will be in madison and green bay today to stump for hillary clinton.elizabeth warren and russ feingold will make a stop in milwaukee on friday.then donald trump is back in the badger state on saturday -- and chelsea details on those events yet. vandals are targeting ?campaign signs? in walworth co

with us now, the gentlelady from minnesota, amy klobuchar, helping hillary clinton and other democratshar: from the state of vice presidents too. of walter mondale and humphrey, and tim kaine as well. why does this matter to the presidential race? he will have an opportunity to lay out her economic plan that are so different from donald trump's. you cannot collect what happened in the last week. that has to be part of the discussion. it will be a little bit lower wattage from last week. donald trump's plan puts five trillion dollars on the back of the american people. we are seeing a difference between what was said and the actual economic policies. john: why don't people talk about his focus on these issues? rep. klobuchar: given what has happened in north carolina where that is a major issue, given that the nba has pulled out, the ncaa has pulled out. paypal has decided not to do a .ajor expansion this really scared businesses away. there was a minor change in indiana, but it's still a problem, and will be fair game when looking at the economy. what is an economy that works for all a

democratic senator amy klobuchar came to kaine's defense: (sot) pence mission and that was to try to change a trajectory of a very bad week for donald trump. that didn't happen. trump and clinton meet face to face for their second presidential debate this sunday in saint louis. craig boswell cbs news farmville, virginia. clinton holds ?private events? in d-c today... while trump campaigns in nevada. 3 the presidential nominees showed support for their v-p's last night.donald trump tweeted.. "mike pence won big. we should all be proud of mike!" mike!"while hillary clinton wrote -- "couldn't be prouder of tim kaine." 3 wisconsin continues to be a the top of the half hour-- donald trump, junior begins a run of high profile visitors all vying for your vote. bernie sanders will be in madison and green bay today to stump for hillary clinton. elizabeth warren and russ feingold will make a stop in milwaukee on friday.then donald trump is back in the badger state on saturday -- and chelsea clinton on monday. there are no details on those events yet. vandals are targeting ?campaign signs? in w

it includes political superstars like minnesota senator amy klobuchar, and secretary of agriculture tom vilsack-- "the vilsack attack." also in this wiki-leak-released list are business leaders like apple c.e.o. tim cook and starbucks c.e.o. howard schultz. but, apparently, hillary decided against schultz because the race already had one pumpkin-spiced but there were almost 40 names on the full list, and clinton campaign chair john podesta organized them, apparently, into women, latinos, african americans, and military and business leaders. groups he called "rough food groups." which, of course, can only mean one thing-- john podesta eats people. probably could mean other things, too, but that's coincidentally, i just got my hands on donald trump's list of potential v.p.s. it's tom brady, meatloaf, all my kids-- not tiffany-- and a hand-drawn picture of boobs. pretty good. pretty good likeness. week bob dylan won the nobel prize in literature. ( applause ) yeah. i'm on board. i love it! i love it. this is great for bob, and it finally proved someone can understand what he's saying. ther

and i think what you're hearing some of the surrogates say is -- we just heard amy klobuchar and she said "i've always believed obamacare was a beginning, not an end." the issue to what we heard bill clinton say is there is some truth to that and some people are feeling that, but that's a side effect of -- jackie and i covered health care reform on the hill from beginning to end. >> yeah, you did. >> and what we remembered was at the beginning of it was we're going tackle the cost and they bent the cost curve which means it's increasing less fast, that's pretty bad. so it's still an issue that people are feeling and clearly that is something that kind of needed to be pared but tackling the cost wasn't something that was politically palatable so it's something that needs to be achieved. in that regard he's not wrong. >> how do you feel? >> i'm glad he's the new surrogate with the trump campaign, thank you, bill clinton. with 15 of those health care exchanges failing, that's why in 2010 republicans were able to come back is because of obamacare and how much we were hurting. you couldn'

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you have amy klobuchar, a good friend of the clintons, a minnesota dem, told bloomberg she was unsureclinton, if she were to win, if she would renominate judge garland. >> i interviewed a bunch of senators on this question for a new yorker story recently. they were unanimous that hillary clinton should renominate merrick garland because he should get confirmed. he is moderate. he is 64 years old. republicans will say we'll put up a fight but ultimately we'll let him through because the alternatives would be more liberal and younger. >> a lot of republicans are worried, if hillary clinton were to be elected, she would come in and say, oh, it's my turn to replace the scalia seat with someone very liberal. >> exactly. so the political dynamic is, do these democratic senators saying, look, let's get merrick garland through. you'll have more vacancies to fill. ruth ginsberg is 83. kennedy is 80. do this now and have a big fight later. >> how much of this, joan -- we can't crawl into president obama's mind but he is the one who nominated judge garland. how much do you think he would care on

between 60 and 92nd questions or response so that will privilege of the candidates have short amy klobuchar if they invoked via their candidate than that candidate can respond to the attack just as the presidential debate. these types of formats and the way that the moderator's engage our right down to the size of the podium are all negotiated by the presidential campaign ahead of time. >> host: good morning supporter of donald trump. >> caller: mike pence will make a good president if anything would happen to donald trump during the first term because he has a good moral background and he is pretty smart he did a pretty good job in indiana perk i'd like to say one more thing has anybody picked up the news this morning that all refugees from overseas now with the state's half to except all of the refugees said allstate's that is the imperial presidency in my mind and now that we the people we don't have the say >> host: indiana third party supporter good morning >> caller: good morning. i have something to say about mr. pence with his governorship in indiana. i have been here most of m' lif

joining me now, the senior senator from minnesota, amy klobuchar. clinton supporter. thanks for joining us. it looks as though there will be some attempts to cast aspersions on the clintons, bill and hillary, and their -- their behavior by donald trump. how would you recommend that she react to that if he does it during the debate? >> i think this is a debate where chris wallace, as you know, is someone of substance and he wants to keep it on stan substance. i hope we'll talk about the real issues that americans are facing. i think that it's donald trump that has the burden here to somehow turn the page on what has happened with this campaign, where it's turned into nothing on his part but a bunch of insults at every yaone he can fd and the tape, which was an eye opening moment for the women and the entire country. >> you have a daughter who is a millennial. do you look back at the '90s. you were not a u.s. senator, so i am not holding you responsible. do you look back at that year and think, boy, democrats and progressives in the media really didn'