caller: i would love to see a hillary/bernie sanders ticket. hillary hands-down would probably be the democratic nominee. sanders and warren are a little bit too far to the left to appeal to moderate democrats, but i do think with a hillary and bernie sanders tickets that that would be a landslide victory for the democrats. thank you for all that c-span does. thank you very much. host: thank you for your call. from the huffington post, this is former labor terry secretary robert rice writing -- robert -- labor secretary robert reich wri ting -- host: the new legislation incorporating language drafted by lobbyists for wall street's biggest bank, citigroup, pushes back, rolls back that part. mr.eopens at the casino, reich writes. taxpayersand other will be holding the bag full stop wall street is not the only big winner from the health insurance companies get to keep ,heir special tax breaks tourist destinations like las vegas get their travel promotion subsidies. in a victory for food companies, the legislation even makes federally subsidized sch

it all. >> that's right. >> working people deserve a fair shake. >> so no secret by now that bernie sanders the left as "the new yorker's" john cassidy work this week, sanders putting together his progressive manifesto, put democrats to his side of the political spectrum on issues like economic regulation, trade and health care. i talked to bernie sanders on friday about his efforts to make his party or the party he may eventually join more, aggressive. senator bernie sanders, thank you for joining us. so you laid out on the senate floor recent lay 12-point economic agenda and i think people can read that as your agenda, sort of your wish list for the next congress over the next two years and i think other people can look at that and say that's potentially a platform for a presidential candidacy. so i want to talk to you about both. let's start with the congress that's going to be seated in january for the next two years. this 12-point agenda you laid out. is there anything in there specifically, given that you have a republican house, a republican senate and obama obviously still in the wh

vermont senator bernie sanders was in iowa this week to test the waters.ll for a revolution saying that that is what it would take to fix the country and to convince him to run. quoting from sanders, there is no way we'll address the problems facing this country without a political revolution. this was sanders fourth trip this year to iowa. >> i'm one of the few people who will talk about this. you're looking at unbelievable greed and power on the part of the billionaire class. these guys want it all and they want to cut social security, medicare, medicaid and that's what they want to do. i'll do everything i can do to stop them. >> so, sanders, former virginia senator jim webb and martin o'malley are all toying with running in 2016 to hillary's left and, of course, elizabeth warren that continues to draw the most headlines. warren issuing a new headline this week saying that less than a week after letting some of the big banks dictate language, the house is delaying implementation of another key part of the dodd/frank financial support. derail president o

so bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders says he may do it. having someone on the left will -- the other thing is the economy is -- >> bernie sanders elizabeth warren or joe biden, which would be the most formidable foe to hillary? >> >> warren, but she's not going to run. >> hillary has a lot of problems, but one of her biggest issues is she -- an anti-obama platform. when president obama goes through these next two years, not getting along with republicans, that anti-obama sentiment is still going to be there, and hillary clinton is going to need to distance herself from that at the same time trying to take obama's far left base. i don't know if she's going to be able to do that without coming off as very trance parns. you saw that clip where she was trying to say corporations don't create jobs. it's going to be very hard for her to distance herself from president obama, which she's going to have to do to get her away from the landslide of the republican votes, and to get her the far left base. midterm elections are very different from presi

senator bernie sanders, independent from vermont.really the worst nightmare for middle class families in america, isn't it? >> ed, this is just another example of the republicans having their priorities exactly wrong. what they want to do is extend a huge tax break, run up the deficit for some of the largest, most profitable corporations in america at a time these companies are enjoying record-breaking profits. on the other hand you have millions of families struggling to keep their heads above water, depending on the earned income tax credit, they want to let those very important programs expire. we take from the poor, we give to the rich. that is the republican philosophy. >> do you buy into the conversation this is get back on the president for his executive order on immigration? >> no, i think this is part of the general reapian dna. their job is to protect the wealthian and most powerful corporations in america. >> so the president says that, you know, he's going to vae toe this deal. so what happens after that? >> we sit down a

he's just not a negative campaigner. >> just describe for us for a moment, the dynamic of bernie sanders and hillary clinton alone on a democratic primary debate stage, since they're at the moment no other possibilities. >> it would actually be very, very interesting. they're both very, very bright. bernie is the most person -- he's been on the same message for 35 years. but in a sense, that time has come for that message. so i think it would be a fun primary. i don't think hillary would win, but i think it would be a fun primary, and i think it would be an important primary. >> casey hunt, the next possible bush candidate has crossed the coy line. he's not doing that avoid and evade it thing. he's saying yes, i'm thinking about running for president. >> lawrence, i watched that whole sort of back and forth he had at that wall street journal event, and i was really struck by how much candor seemed to be on display. it's something that's been mising in our politics. and while i had been hearing for a little while behind the scenes that these were some of the lines that jeb bush is thinkin

and bernie sanders is not going to be the democratic nominee. and he knows that. he just cannot of the a without the deidate. governor o miley is one of them. and a presidential tracker and he did the most trafficking to early caucus state of iowa. >> it is how he runs in hillary runs the case. >> we heard that the virginia governor that you will make a decision in sect days. a lot of these guys, we'll see what they did and we'll get more of an indication. there is a lot've on the republican side. and a bunch of potential candidates and the gop looking further than the governors? >> right. i was in florida two weeks ago and obviously governors are saying they are best suited for the white house. governor christie said this and governor scott walker said this. i talked to trept lott and orip match of utah. we have to go with a governor and run someone outside of washington and that is going against some of the colleagues in the senate. rand paul, ted cruz, and senator marco rub rub. >> there is a line drawn. but there is a pull to the republicans around the country

. >> effort to draft bernie sanders, for 2016. >> if drafted would you serve. [ laughter ] >> bernie sanders discusses his chances for 2016. >> i thought hillary clinton was poised to be next democrat nominee. >> is that so. i'm not quite sure the political process is one in which we annoint people. the working class of this country, middle class of this country are facing enormous problems. >> is that a platform to run for president. >> yeah i think it is a damn good platform. >> you can do it. >>> shake it. >> dan thorn shaking things up in west virginia. >> he's a dancing machine. >> that's not the only dancing anchor. >> we just put you on television dancing. >> this anchor's smooth moves made him a youtube star. >> videos of him between commercial breaks have gone viral. >> no matter how goofy his face. sarah ignores him. >> you stay classy. >> he's a silly guy. >> come on dance a little bit. >>> still to come meet the robert sons. >>> and i learn how to harness the power of sun. the alternative energy revolution is here. next i'm taking your questions, ask ed live. coming up. .

i'm trying to determine that right now. >> senator bernie sanders, independent from vermont. senator, good to have you with us tonight. that's "the ed shoew." "politics nation" is next. >>> thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, why we need to change how police serve and protect our communities. the obama administration has launched a national effort to address what's become the civil rights issue of our time. last week's police shooting death of this young man in cleveland, 12-year-old tamir rice, shows why this is such an important step. a 911 caller reported seeing him waving and pointing a gun outside a recreation center. but said it was probably fake. >> it's probably fake but, you know what, it's scaring the [ bleep ] out of me. he's probably a juvenile, you know. he's pulling it. >> the caller was right, it was fa fake, a pellet gun, and he said that rice was probably a juvenile. but here's what the police dispatcher told the officers heading towards the scene. >> there's a black male sitting on the swings. he's wearing a camouflage hat, a gray jacket with black

bernie sanders an adorable socialist but probably not a serious candidate.at i'm watching is who's jockeying and how, but waiting to see if hillary makes another kind of mistake that gives somebody on the left the real opening. you know she had a couple of missteps when she talked about leaving the white house and her closeness allegedly to wall street. so that's interesting. the second piece is i'm curious to watch how hillary clinton positions herself both as an ally of president obama and something distinctly different and that's always something interesting to watch as we move through. this she has to do it at a certain point. however, he is becoming more popular. so it becomes a slightly more complicated position for her. >> sreenivasan: helena, you've avoided the possibly prediction jeffery would make is democrat will come out -- >> michele obama lost a fight in terms of the school lunch program. whole grains or half grains, right? and we got all the instagrams of the sad lunches kids are having to eat now and it's, like, thanks michelle obama. i think

let me bring in bernie sanders, independent senator from vermont. well, senator, here we go again.ve seen this movie before, but i think the shocking thing in all of this is that the white house is telling house members to take the deal. what's your reaction to that. >> well, i think what they are afraid of is a three-month continuing resolution and the republicans then control the future of the budget and that's what they worry about, but i think what elizabeth warren and maxine waters said is absolutely right. look, the illegal behavior on wall street caused this horrendous recession to deregulate again, to force the taxpayers to have to protect these wild speculations makes zero sense to me and that provision has got to go out, but ed, let me also tell you there are other aspects of this bill that are equally bad. should we as a nation which has so many unmet needs. kids can't afford to go to college and kids graduating, and a crumbling infrastructure and the disaster and the need to transform the, and should we spend 60% of the discretionary money in the military and in that bi

senator ted cruz and from your side, senator elizabeth warren, senator bernie sanders. so there was commonality among 2016 candidates that didn't like this bill. isn't that representative of the democrats also having a problem with their -- >> no. >> you did have her trying very hard and nancy pelosi on the house side. >> yes, let me say this. i think that the the differences among democrats are small compared to the huge chasm of republicans. on the fundamental issues that face us, the economic issues that we need to address to get the middle class moving again, to get middle class incomes going again, there's amazing unity on the democratic side from elizabeth warren, through hillary clinton, all the way to joe manchin and some of the more conservatives. you look on issues like minimum wage and equal pay and infrastructure construction, helping people pay for college, the democratic party is unified and if we put together a strong economic message aimed at the middle class not only will it unify our party as the republicans are truly divided, but we can actually, actu

. >>> bold words from bernie sanders. the vermont independent calls income and wealth inequity quote, the great moral and economic political issue of our time. the disparity is a disgrace to everything this country is supposed to stand for. jeb bush resigned from another corporate board. the third since announcing the exploring the run for the president. >>> president obama is the most admired living man. followed by pope francis and bill clinton. hillary clinton is the queen on this poll. and new yorkers would like her as a new year's eve date as well. 37% of voters in new york state would like to spend the holiday with her over mayor bill de blasio or andrew cuomo. >>> and in their latest merchandise stunt, the rnc is selling reagan bush '84 t-shirts. >>> from msnbc.com obama answers boy's heartbreaking letter to santa. 13-year-old chicago student didn't ask for video games or sports gear. his request, quote all i ask for is safety. i just want to be safe. the president took notice and responded in part. >> please know

bernie sanders from vermont on "the ed show." me bring in congressman tony cardenas of california. your reaction to the pension bill cuts. what would have been a different avenue? >> first of all, i would like to thank you, ed, that was one of the notes that i had and i was trying to figure out how to explain this. so thank you so much for explaining something so obvious in that budget bill that was tucked into the 12 major bills and they call it a krom ni bus bill, but thank you, ed. bottom line is this did not have to happen and one thing i can guarantee you is had the democrats not lost the senate, the negotiation would have gone completely different and it comes down to something that you said, ed, unfortunately the voter turnout in the country was low, but when it comes to democrats versus republicans the democrats decided not to vote in such low numbers and now we have two houses controlled by republicans and understand this, everybody, when you look at who voted for this bill, i didn't vote for this budget bill. no way, i

. >> we can watch pelosi, warren and bernie sanders. >> that will be great. >> thank you so much. >>ll, a lot of people are critical of wall street these days after the financial meltdown, big bonuses and stories of greed. but a softer side of big banking is coming out. that's tanks to a unique program to help high risk children. lori green has more from our new york city newsroom. tell us more about this. >> wall street sometimes gates bad rap for its ruthless pursuit of the almighty dollar. many working in high finance, defy thatz<$ image. >> if you look at your a frame, it's tim similar to what we say -- >> by day, he was a product specialist with deutsche bank, two eefrgs after work he helps 16-year-old jordan del toro with math. he discovered something priceless. >> it's a fantastic opportunity to have the direction with people that you don't come across well with. >> reporter: he's one of 100 people working with financial companies who are a part of a tutoring program at the jewish child care association. kids falling behind in math, history and other subjects are paired with

. >> senator bernie sanders of vermont, the progressive democrat will travel to ames, iowa, tuesday,try to jumpstart his potential presidential campaign. i sat down with him, he's going to meet editorial boards and speak to a dinner of activists and have a lot of side meetings to try to drum up support for his possible bid. i think sanders looks at what's happening in the party with senator warren, with his own efforts against banks and he thinks he's a long shot contender because he's out there giving speeches, engaging with the core democratic base voters he does have a shot. >> interesting point, you're going to iowa. never underestimate the staying power of a good political feud. president obama and hillary clinton have largely made peace but some members continue to snipe. we may be seeing a bit of this on the gop side, this past week pot shots between the mitt romney and the jeb bush camps. top republicans took notice and asking this question, is there real tension between these two former governors, these two gop establishment favorites or is this just the latest chapter in a

come into the race -- elizabeth warren, jim webb has already announced an exploratory committee, bernie sanders. i wish that sherrod brown from ohio would run. there are a lot of people who would make good candidates, but they're intimidated by the clinton fund-raising machine. >> would she raise a big tent for a lot of democrats to get under and reverse the republican wave of the midterm elections? >> there's absolutely no room -- there's no tent that can hold the working class, the poor, the lower class that i'm talking about and the steven rattners of wall street, who go around saying, oh, don't you love us? we're social liberals. we're for civil rights. we're for all the rights that you care about. we're for tolerance and so on and so forth. but what they're not for is worker rights. it doesn't matter if you're gay or black or an impoverished white former factory worker. you all have worker rights in common. that's the commonality. citizens' rights, i would say also, but worker rights. they never talk about worker rights. they just talk about cultural liberalism. that's what they're interes

bernie sanders, that is what he is saying. they going to say to people after they do that? think congress should pass infrastructure support that is good for the economy. host: is there agreement between democrats and republicans? think there is bipartisan support investing in infrastructure, whether that is riches, roads, ports, a big issue so we can compete globally .nd support our economic growth and also am hopeful .upport our communities host: debbie, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. i guess i and jeans, would hear those. for the gridlock down there in congress now, if you have a majority, republican house and not see anything getting done between now and 2006. that still depends on who will be the president then. these folks don't care anything about the citizens of this country. it is not about republican or democrat for me. the people who put these folks theirice voted against own interests. these are corporate people they put in there. all they care about are the corporations. they don't care about people being able to make a living wage in the coun

come into the race -- elizabeth warren, jim webb has already announced an exploratory committee, bernie sanders. i wish that sherrod brown from ohio would run. there are a lot of people who would make good candidates, but they're intimidated by the clinton fund-raising machine. >> would she raise a big tent for a lot of democrats to get under and reverse the republican wave of the midterm elections? >> there's absolutely no room -- there's no tent that can hold the working class, the poor, the lower class that i'm talking about and the steven rattners of wall street, who go around saying, oh, don't you love us? we're social liberals. we're for civil rights. we're for all the rights that you care about. we're for tolerance and so on and so forth. but what they're not for is worker rights. it doesn't matter if you're gay or black or an impoverished white former factory worker. you all have worker rights in common. that's the commonality. citizens' rights, i would say also, but worker rights. they never talk about worker rights. they just talk about cultural liberalism. that's what they're interes

vote for bernie sanders was the only person that will have richly -- that will help you average middless. oft: there were a couple stories on the oil industry. from "the houston chronicle" - the min wage-20 states and the district of columbia are set to raise it come january one and we are getting your thoughts on not only the states involved in the put your thoughts on the minimum wage overall. the numbers are on the screen -- ashley in next from brownsville, tennessee, independent line. i have something to say on the minimum wage increase. i feel as though we are increasing minimum wages in places that are already making well. people in tennessee are only making $7.25 per hour. adults have real children to support so that is not enough to provide for you and your family. you are really living in poverty and that's the reason people are going on government assistance. as far as the big states, the cost of living is higher considering gas and cigarettes and food ands things like that, they are almost the same price. we are not getting any changes. wageshould mandate minimum increase fo

tomorrow night on "the independents" i will square off with bernie sanders about economics and a wiseachine named andy levey will be on the show. see you at 9:00 and midnight on fox business network. >>> should the cheater be discreeter? a detroit lions game a fan noticed a pregnant woman sitting in front of him was romantically texting with another man. right next to her unoblivious boyfriend. as the couple was leaving, the concerned fan passed the boyfriend a note that reads, quote, hey, bra, i don't know you and you don't know me. when you get home check your girl's phone. she was texting jason saying she wished she was with him all day. happy thanksgiving. the note and photo of the woman are getting a lot of attention on-line with 100% of ople saying he was right to get involved in a stranger's relationship which counts as science on the internet that you can't argue with. jill, if you were being cheated on, would you want to know? >> yeah, i think it is a good idea. i went back and forth, but then i thought, i had one time where you are dating my ex and he is a horrible liar. i d

was it a, senator jack reed of rhode island was it b, senator bernie sanders of vermont. rob portman of wherever rob portman is from. >> it is d, portman. who looks like your everyman. >> do you have the answer for us? >> let's check the section from tuesday's show. it's rob portman who's not going to be running for president. he has officially announced today. honestly if that headline were not there and you were just looking at that picture of him and his family and his cute dogs, would you have any idea of what that was? >> right. the correct answer is what's his name. i mean the correct answer is rob portman and christina is correct. >> spectacular. you only needed two to win the prize. nick, did christina win the prize? >> yes. she did. >> she got three instead of two. we will send you the baby sized cocktail shaker. we will also find something in our cubicle farm to send you, even though you don't like it. >> can i get the mushroom containers that were part of the commercial? >> oh, no, those have now been bid up so far in our internal auction house at the staff. yo

and vermont independent senator bernie sanders making light more noise over issues like income inequalityring a bell? it should. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren saying much the same to outgoing mayor bill o'malley bill de blasio raising a stink with the beliefs to raise his own profile on the left. chris bedford says the democrats' infighting puts republicans' family squabbles to shame. it really does. the media won't tell you this but they have problems on their hands. what's going on? >> hillary is hit from the left consistently. she has the money and the democratic people who kissed her ring but doesn't have the groundswell enthusiasm that some of the ideas that warren and de blasio have put out. that makes her vulnerable. if you remember in 1992 bill clinton lost new hampshire by 10 points in the primary. since he came so much closer than expected. he got the name the comeback kid, if anybody gets close to clinton her balloon of inevitability could collapse and could have the 2008 nightmare with obama happen all over again. >> you are right about perceptions, when they had to f

bernie sanders has now said that he will not vote for weiss. now, senator al franken of minnesota says that he will vote arguing that weiss's ties to wall street making the wrong fit for a job that is mostly about implementing wall street reform. foxes make poor guards of hen houses. we are days away from republicans taking over all of capitol hill. right now, in the very immediate future, is this fight fween president obama and memberings of his own party over this nomination, this is the first one to watch a we enter the new year and the new congress. joining us now, jennifer, thanks for taking some time tonight. first, if you can, just give us a sense of where the politics on this stand right now. we have sanders, franken, warren saying no. how much opposition is there right now to weiss? and is the opposition growing quickly? >> well, there's at least seven senators right now who have publicly said they will not support this candidate. not to mention we've got at least one republican who's raised real concerns with this guy. and the real is

from the bernie sanders or o'malleys or clintons. whoever is running for president. the liberals don't like president obama working with republicans. he has to walk a delicate line. neil: in the meantime, if you're trying to say that you're going to work with republicans and soon after this teal deal, you'e unilaterally making deals with cuba, with or without the pope, you're sending a sign to republicans i don't care what we did on this spending thing, i'm so not going to deal with you. >> yes. and the timing is very interesting. the cromnibus was done, these negotiations were going on for months on cuba. it's not no coincidence that this is publicly announce when had members of congress are out of town. the cromnibus is already done. there's the lack of trust. we saw this with democrats with cuba, democrats are critical of the president. more and more democrats are going after the white house. they didn't do that preelection. neil: thank you, my friend. good to see you. in the meantime, the federal reserve did something today that the markets certainly wanted. but

. >> if that, quote, smoke gun that has senator bernie sanders and elijah cummings investigating. >> today according to the most recent reports, more than one in four americans do not fill their prescriptions because they cannot afford the cost. think about that for a second. >> reporter: in a recent hearing senator sanders put this issue toronto and center. >> wtoronto -- front and center. >> weed to know if there was a rational reason why these customers found these price increases or whether it was greed of companies that were able to raise prices to whatever level they wanted and that is in fact what they did. that is question we wanted to ask to a number of drug companies. unfortunately, not one of the companies that we asked to testify today chose to come to respond to those questions. >> reporter: in october, senator sanders and representative cummings started investigation into ten individual drugs and several companies are under scrutiny by the department of justice. , one of the drugs cited as an example of the sudden increase in prices, using for any communication or corre

bernie sanders?guys will run, there's no indication they're inspiring democrats the way that elizabeth warren is the numbers for her continue to be impressive. this far out that's where you want to be, not in first place, but in second place, but enough democrats say we would like to see someone like that run. is that bernie sanders, jim webb? elizabeth warren. she insists she's not getting it. it says something that she got a minor little leadership role up in the senate when harry reid tapped her for this policy position and i heard so many democrats that were excited she was finally in the mix. the job she got is incredibly insignificant, but it was a demonstration that liberal democrats are eager to see people like her at the table. helping steer the party into the future and it's something that clinton will have to contend with. >> a lot of people saying why do we care about the 2016 numbers so early? they will change, but they matter what all the candidates are looks, should i run, who-day talk

they want the bernie sanders wing, they want the elizabeth warren wing, these are the people that, oncetime, would have wanted the campaign. they're vocal and they're energetic. at the moment, hillary clinton has the ball. >> i e that's a very non-dennis kucinich thing about elizabeth warren. she comes across as somewhat authentic. it's like real person, real people. people don't want to see a jeb bush, the kind of, like, dynasties. it's to e too form laic. they want to see rand paul is looking for it in 2016. i think that we tend to underestimate it. >> i think bush is authentic. i think bush is challenging one of the main constituencies in the american public. he's one to take on the anti-immigration crowd. >> quiet frankly, they want to have an alternative. >> it's boredom. they want the new car smell. >> you know, agitation is a good thing in politics. i think the older blogger who is in politics for sheer act vichl, they want to be active. >> we said the same thing in 2008, right? >> it worked. >> we underestimated senator barack obama. >> i didn't. >> a lot of us did. >> is it goi

martin o'malley has -- and vermont independent senator bernie sanders a self described socialist is out there. the fox poll suggests that 41% believe being related to previous are presidents will help, to 30% who think it will help. when clintons matched up against potential gop rivals, the fox poll showed clinton way head and only one republican within single digits, jeb bush. technically mr. bush is not yet an officially declared candidate, but has a practical matter, when politicians shark -- >> quickly, does it suck up money quickly? >> there's so many candidates saying they're exploring or thinking about it or thinking about thinking of it. jeb bush plants the flag and a lot of those scatter. >> reaction to jeb bush and his move as well as what cruz thinks about his critics from both sides of the ooirl and all of the back and forth on capitol hill, you don't want to miss that just a bit later. still ahead, are sanctions starting to take their toll on the russian economy. >>> fox 5 in atlanta has the story of the serial killer arrested for a fourth murder. 34-year-old amon pressly h

and so is berni sanders from vermont. he was on the floor today. >> anyone who thinks this will regulate wall street has got it backwards. wall street with its wealth, wall street regulates united states congress. you cannot see a better example of it than what is in this legislation. >> at the white house i was able to ask josh earnest today what gives with president obama teaming up with jamie dimon with jp morgan chase. he said that they were fighting for different reasons. president obama wanted support in spite of that financial provision, and di jamie jamie dimon was lobbying for it. >> thank you. >>> flight delays could linger in to tomorrow after london was forced to shut down it's air space because of a computer glitch. now it's reopened but not before flights were canceled this afternoon. we have the story now from heathrow airport. >> reporter: more than 200 square miles of air space had to revert from computer control to manual control. aircraft were unable to take off from the british capitol, and the aircraf

you don't have that, bernie sanders isn't going to put that together. that's not martin o'malley.esn't have that, that itself not where he comes from in the party. in fact the liberal when in the party is not anti-hillary. it is most assuredly pro-rilry right now. so as long as hillary wants this thing, i think what you see is every democrat with any stake at all wants her to have it and have it as quickly and easily as possible. >> so finally, how does this thing play out? what does she do? you got a year-and-a-half, iowa? we are sitting back here. how does she sit back and maintain interest potentially keep this front running lead. she went down last spring by 7 pointsch warren went up 3. she declined a bit. what is she doing? when is she announcing? >> she is giving speeches and makening money. it seems to me to get through a long winter. she's got to not slip. that's the first target. i think the truth is that whatever she does, however small and obvious will be news because it's her doing it. and very few candidates in truth have been helped by primary fights. you could arc y

. >> senator bernie sanders from vermont, thank you for helping us understand. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> lots more to come tonight. stay with us. >>> if you want to hear what it has been like in the united states senate tonight as they fight over this fight from last night, check this out from elizabeth warren. >> you know, there's a lot of talk lately about how dodd-frank isn't perfect. there's a lot of talk coming from citigroup about how dodd-frank isn't perfect. so let me say this to anyone who is listening at citi. i agree with you. dodd-frank isn't perfect. it should have broken you into pieces. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero f

her big challenge there will be preventing somebody from running to her left credibly like a bernie sanders senator from vermont or liberal's ideal choice elizabeth warren who i don't think will end up running. she says she is not. i don't think she will. arthel: you addressed this question, if not hillary but who. we'll move on. let's go to question four. does jeb scare anyone offer from running? >> gosh, i don't think so. seems like every day you hear about more and more people getting into this. it seems like it could be the biggest republican field of all time. it doesn't seem as though jeb will scare anybody off. he may sooner or later because if he actually announces and begins raising money, the sort of conventional wisdom is that he is going to be able to gobble up the lion's share of so-called establishment money and ward off maybe some other people from running. the big rivalry people think for the money will be between jeb bush and chris christie. so that is going to be the one to watch. i don't think at this point it will scare anybody off. there is even a couple of people that

bernie sanders is probably going to get in. martin o'malley may get in. any wrong doing. i welcome that debate. >> i love you both. thank you for being with me. >>> breaking news to tell you about. we're expecting to hear from the fbi shortly on the sony hacking scandal. following all the developments on the story. we'll bring you the statement as soon as we get it. >>> coming up president obama gets off to hawaii this afternoon for his christmas get away before be he says alhoa. he's taking questions from the press. just ahead a break down of the topics the president is expected to hit in his final news conference of 2014. ♪[ soft holiday music ]♪ can you help me up? [ snow intensifies ] [ sleighbells ring in the distance ] aleve. all day pain relief with just 2 pills. get back to being you. it's more than the driver. it's more than the car. for lotus f1 team, the competitive edge is the cloud. powered by microsoft dynamics, azure, and office 365, the team can gain real time insights and instantly share information around the globe. when every millisecon

warren, bernie sanders, anyone?" meanwhile, joanne doesn't like the bill for a different reason saying, "oppose! no money for illegals. it is more money that should go to veterans." we'll share your comments throughout the day. >>> here are some of the programs you'll find this weekend on the c-span networks. sunday evening at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a" political reporters share stories about being on the campaign trail with senator mitch mcconnell. on c-span2, saturday night at 10:00 on book temperature's "after word, "lindsay mark lewis on money and politics and how it's grown and changed. and sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, senior correspondent for "the daily beast," shane harris, on the military's use of cyberspace to wage war. and on american history tv on c-span3 saturday at 2:00, a panel including "washington times" opinion editor david keane on how ronald reagan's career as an actor and spokesman for general electric helped hone his communication skills to be a successful politician and president. and sunday at 8:0

comprised of three likely candidates right now, maryland governor martin o'malley, independent bernie sandersctually a socialist of vermont and jim webb. but article had an interesting take on webb, the former reagan official turned democrat who formally announced his exploratory committee in a no frills video he posted on youtube last no. that video according to the post story earned scorn from at least one clinton insider. "clinton backers snicker a bit about webb. one strategist called his internet announcement a 14-minute," here's the phrase, "hostage video." jon-s that an attempt to make the guy look unbalanced? >> yeah, absolutely. look, at the very least it's insensitive to his military service. here's a navy cross winner, a guy who threw his body in front of a grenade to try to shield one of his -- one of his fellow soldiers. >> so who's the sniper here? who's putting out the -- >> i don't know which adviser it was but i will say this. hillary clinton's advisers are awkwardly both punching down and below the belt right now. when i say it's at least ignorant of what he did -- >> why wo

she is an important person politically to join bernie sanders on the left flank in the senate, to makes an important figure. she has carved out a could not is it wednesdayy. >> i want hillary clinton's guns blazing. i think this is the only thing will push her that way. it has been so quiet. so steady. i want it to get more exciting. and i think we'll see something happen. >> what does elizabeth warren do to the party? >> the party has left. there aren't many moderates left. there are no democrats in the house, in the south left. it is not like the party can get more left. it is not like the republicans can get more conservative. elizabeth warren raise the money she needs to race the money. b, make sure she keeps hillary clinton in check which is what this is all about and can she be the great person out there? the cheerleader if you will for lack of a better term. don't forget. she's only been in the senate two years. >> but does hillary take the issues off the table? and if elizabeth warren doesn't go now, when does she go? she might be new but you don't always get these shots. she w

he's not going to endorse her, but if bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and hillary clinton all get into the race -- >> of course, he hates the clintons, of course. >> the way he couldn't do in the midterms -- >> i don't know if anybody really wants his juice near their campaign, you know what i mean? [laughter] squeeze your juice somewhere else, president obama. >>> we have to go. all right, the death toll rising in one of worst school attacks in pakistan history as we learn new details about who's behind it and what happened when they stormed classrooms full of little children. >>> and it's hard not to notice falling prices at the pump, but while it's good for your pocketbook, it might be so great for our country. we'll tell you why. >>> and after the show, more from the couch right on the web. join us for "outnumbered" overtime by logging on to foxnews.com/outnumbered. click the overtime tab, tweet us questions, comments. what did you think about this first block? jeb bush, elizabeth warren, we're taking your questions. ♪ ♪ you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out o

is the only one who could sustain a long-term campaign it doesn't mean something someone like bernie sanders't force hillary to the left, and talk about things she might not want to talk about. there's no real candidate out there that can scare hillary but there's some ideas that can scare hillary and as close as she is to wall street, that could be trick use, the president called it hunger for the new-car smell. an interesting way to put it because elizabeth warren would be new compared with hillary clinton in politics. one last question having to do with women on either side running. we saw the year of women, and a lot of new female faces going into congress. what are your thoughts about heading into 2016? carl cameron mentioned one woman among the republicans and that's carli fiorina. >> she is not well known and doesn't have a support. she is trying to set herself up as the woman candidate and put herself in a position to be vice-president or have a senior position on the cabinet. it's pretty notable. there's a lot of diversity in terms of ethnicity on the republican side and the g.o.p.

then there's vermont senator bernie sanders who chairs the veterans affairs committee and seize the v.aides "very high quality health care," period. also thinks the v.a. scandal was drummed up to undermine the v.a. by conservative businessmen charles and david koch. and debbie wasserman-schultz got into hot water when she made this comment. >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand. i know that is stock. that is direct. but that is reality. what republican tea party extremists like scott walker are doing is they're grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. and it's unacceptable. >> and while gq says crazy democrats are in short supply this year, they did offer up rob blagojevich and anthony weiner as past examples. megyn. >> thank you, trace. we'll be right back. but first, coming up on "hannity". >> you said that al qaeda was defeated. islamist terrorism, which you wouldn't call islamist terrorism was defeated. welcome to the real world. now afghanistan's just fine. well, you know, the war he just concluded ain't over. auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're