and i think you see biden as -- biden is the happy warrior.iden loves what he's doing and he doesn't want to stop. i don't think it's a stretch to believe, as he was telling "the view" that he might continue to want to do it, even if somebody else named hillary clinton runs. i think -- and you touched on this in the intro, and i watched a few of the fights happen in the situation room, i do think you will see what you talked about in terms of the use of force, smaller footprints, more soldiers or fewer soldiers in combat zones, that could certainly play out in a way that probably has biden closer, as you said, to where the democratic base is. >> tracy, i am curious what you think obviously secretary clinton seems to be -- i feel like dipping the toe more and more, talking a little more about domestic policy at these public events. do you think she needs to make it clear, so the contrast i just painted between clinton and biden on ideology in many ways gets blurred a little bit? >> well, i'll start by echoing what robert said that i, too, thoug

and to connect it up to joe biden. the president of the united states, the current president, yeah, he is a grown man and he knows they're southern states that you stay away from, but i think if he and biden are going to come to a point where they're not going to like the fact that the clintons are going around the country building hillary for 2016 by completely ignoring the obama administration. >> yeah, i think well said. >> and that's what is going on here. that's what's going on here. >> i'm not sure, howard, that even mentioned the president when he was at the podium in the white house press room that day. he just took over there. let me go to mark for the big question. what is the bill clinton scoreboard in 2014 headed towards 2016? if they lose mark pryor in arkansas, his home patch down there, how does he brag about what happened in kentucky? and how does he win if arkansas lose north carolina, maybe even lose a squeaker in kentucky? how does bill clinton do the victory lap? >> well, look, if they lose those ra

vice president biden is running. released by the first lady's let's move initiative. but as for 2016, he has people talking about that possible run too. he is the subject of an extensive cover story in this month's politico magazine. and on two talk show appearances this week, he made it clear a presidential run is not out of the question. >> i was planning on making a major announcement tonight. but i decided tonight is your night. >> thank you. thank you. >> so i hope you'll invite me back. >> yes, absolutely. >> you haven't said no? >>, no i absolutely have not said no. as likely to run as i don't run. i just truly haven't made up my mind. >> he hasn't made up his mind. but at least one former obama official, someone from inside the president's inner circle had this to say. >> biden is the happy warrior. biden loves what he is doing and he doesn't want to stop. i don't think it's a stretch to believe, as he was telling "the view" that he might continue to want to do it, even if somebody else named hillary clinton

joseph biden. fights but you can see i'm already reporting them coming our way. right now my call. february 27th, 2014, clinton versus paul with clinton winning within 5. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> good evening from new york. stay officially day one of rabbigate. thanks to david wildstein, the man who the record called governor chris christie's eyes and ears inside the port authority. the man who said he got it when christie's deputy chief of staff said it was time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. we now know the traffic jam wasn't the only one on the table. in 15 pages of newly unredacted documents provided and released today by the new jersey legislature this guy,

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why not joe biden? caller: i love joe biden.on't misunderstand it, but you can't have two presidents. we feel like we let him down. mark in new york, independent line. caller: i don't have a problem with biden. hillary, billver clinton's presidency was a disaster. host: why not biden in more than just comparing it to the clinton presidency? if hillary is anything --e bill clinton in the past bombs iraq continuously, went to war against yugoslavia, got rid of glass-steagall, the list goes on and on. he did a lot of things that led to the recession we had. it goes back to regular and all ronaldngs they did -- to reagan and all the things they did. what do you support in joe biden? caller: i just prefer her over hillary. i don't really like him. i would prefer bernie sanders or ralph nader. on the republican mine. caller: good morning, i think you should have another line. pendantsd have the that she should have dependence ts,you should have dependen because that is what this country is running into. you heard the last caller talki

runs, what's the biden constituency?d that hillary clinton is aspiring to democratic women in particular but also the clintons have a long relationship with the african-american community. >> yeah. >> who's a biden voter? >> that's the biggest challenge for him. if you think about how barack obama was able to take out hillary clinton in 2008, obviously she had enormous support from the african-american community, a pillar in the democratic primary, and he brought in new young voters, especially in iowa. that's how he changed the electorate there in iowa. against hillary clinton, biden doesn't have some natural constituency that he can steal from her. he's got a demographic issue and ideologically he's got an issue. barack obama in 2008 could say hillary i'm new it's time for change. biden it's -- >> he's actually older than hillary clinton. >> it would be like a subway series. it's the same city. same administration. >> right. so the one thing that without question biden helped with was white ethnics. we saw that -- i re

those two had a standing breakfast every tuesday in biden and sources close to biden told me that hillaryften talked about this white marble prism of the white house and how reluctant she was to go through the same kind of ordeal that she endured in 2008. it's the same kind of thing that ana quickly picked up in hillary's performance down there in florida. look, this is going to be a really tough decision for clinton. i don't think she's made up her mind but i also think that the biden folks are, to some extent, telling themselves what they want to hear. >> ana, at this event last night you were particularly perplexed by be a answer that mrs. clinton gave about venezuela. let's answer look at that right now. >> venezuela is a difficult situation because it is a country that is not being wel well-governed but a democracy doesn't just mean an election. >> you had an issue with that, ana? >> yes, listen, i would argue that it's not a democracy and i would guess that the hundreds and thousands of protesters in venezuela would say it's not a democracy. hugo chavez never even swears in, dies a

joe biden is now saying it's joe biden and other people i think. that's what i heard from that interview. >> reporter: yeah. no, i think that's right. look, i spent some time recently in iowa and new hampshire. clinton's name comes up more than anybody else's. bidens comes up second. you hear a lot of people talking about the economy, the economy, the economy. you don't hear a lot about foreign policy these days. that's still biden's strike zone. that's what he likes talking about. he did also mention he likes sticking up for the gts guy. that populous message is really going to be an asset for him. recall in 2010, joe biden and bill clinton could go into part es of the country like youngs town ohio where the president wasn't so popular, but joe biden could talk to those white working class voters. he does have a repore with labor, with independent voters. if he starts to stick to that message, i think that's going to be a more potent one for him. >> if there's a guy who's going to say no to the party, would be joe. and this was my only little cons

then carrie writes watching joe biden try to explain obamacare is painful. joe biden, really?sounds like you are encouraging more people to go on welfare. >> some people believe obamacare is a job killer according to the ceo. administration is pushing more people to sign up before the deadline. >> that brings us to "brew on this." >> what do you think about the vice president telling women you don't have to work any more? we want to know what you think. >> find it on facebook, twitter or e-mail. we will share those comments later in the show. >> i am live tweeting right now. >> 5:18 and 53 seconds that's the time right now. speaking of obamacare it's not the only thing that cost more money. the regulation for restaurants that doesn't add up. >> more trouble for the beibs. this time involving pop rads zi a pop rads zi and a missing camera. @w@wowowpg÷÷owúç÷gçng. >> he may not be able to attend graduation after school administrators found his father's knife inside his car. he is an avid fisherman and left that knife in his car before his son borrowed the car to drive to schoo

speaking in an interview today, biden seem very interested.here may be reasons why i don't run but there's no obvious reason for why why i think i should not run. when asked about an announcement, he said probably realistically a year this summer. alan combs, mike gallagher, sinned indicated radio host. both fox news contributors. alan, you're a democrat. you want to see joe biden run? >> nowhere else to go. >> however you label yourself. do you want to see joe biden, a democrat and liberal run? >> why not. why should only hillary run. let the best win. >> dear lord, please let joe biden be the candidate? please let the crazy uncle at thanksgiving dinner, please let him run. this would be the best -- i may donate to his campaign. >> make you a deal. he runs and so does ted cruz. >> i'll take that showdown. >> that is a pretty good matchup. >> let me ask you this, secretary gates book came out. the worst criticism in the entire book was about vice president joe biden. in fact, gates said biden was wrong on every foreign policy decision. that's

gates was criticizing joe biden. biden, when he was a senator, seemed to buy in as early as 1998, to the notion that saddam hussein did have weapons of mass destruction and that some sort of forcible regime change -- in other words, the united states going in militarily and overthrowing him -- was an acceptable outcome. when scott ritter testified before him that, maybe the facts aren't so cut and dry, biden was very condescending towards him and called him scotty boy. i would have to say, gates's criticism is somewhat off the mark. a blind hog eventually finds an acorn. people eventually learn, after several years of the iraq war which he voted for, he started to rethink things. mr. biden, when he became vice president, he was not gung ho in favor of escalating in afghanistan. he wanted other solutions than that. for that resistance, bob gates says that joe biden has been long on every single foreign policy issue. as we saw in that clip, if mr. gates is saying he didn't know how he would have advocated on iraq, i th

gates was criticizing joe biden. when he was a enator, seemed to buy in as early as 1998, '99, 2,000 to the notion that sadaam hussein did have weapons of mass destruction that some sort of forcible regime change -- in other words going in states and overthrowing him outcome.cceptable when scott testified before him aren'tll maybe the facts dried, biden was very condescend towards him and scottie boy. would have to say, however, ates's criticism is somewhat off the mark because a blind hog an acorn and ds people eventually learn after everal years of the iraq war, which he voted for, he started perhaps. k things >> you mean mr. biden. vice. biden when he became president, he was not gung ho in in r of escalating afghanistan. other solutions than resistance bobat gates says that joe biden has wrong on every single foreign policy issue. as we saw in that clip, if saying he didn't have advocatedld think all the necessary information is in. he still is being ambiguous on that he's wrong. of -- 's the video clip it's a he

looks to me like joe biden is running. >> i think he's going to run.hink he's got nothing to lose. he's been vice president of the united states. he's been in this business a long time. he's foreign policy leader, domestic policy leader. he wants to do this before he gets too old. my gut is no matter what hillary does, he's going to run in 2016. >> while you were saying that, i know you can't see and maybe not see what i'm going to do, larry put up his fist like clinching a victory. why are you doing that? >> run joe run. first of all, i hope simon will join me in my outrage he's running against hillary clinton. hillary is the inevitable president, just needs to waltz in as president. it's obvious joe biden has a war on women. he should back off now and stop thinking about this. we want the two democrats to fight about who has been more effective in the last eight years. joe biden who admits he hasn't done anything or hillary clinton. >> speaking of that, listen to something else joe biden said about his legacy and whether or not his current job he thi

what do you make by these moves of biden.e's on "the view," he's on seth meyers. >> i think he's looking for a little biden buzz. we talk about hillary clinton nonstop. we've been talking about other democrats who might be interested, like elizabeth warren. and i think joe biden's feeling a little left out of it sew wanted to leave the door very much ajar, saying it doesn't matter what hillary clinton does. personally, i think it does matter what hillary clinton does. >> yeah. >> right? >> when i heard him say that, it doesn't necessarily matter if hillary clinton runs or not, i e-mailed somebody that knows him and said, really? and they said, what did you expect him to say. >> republicans keep saying she's vulnerable so we'll see what he decides. we'll see what she decides, too. >> that's the key. >> i still don't think he would take on hillary clinton. i think he understands the power of the fact that she would be the first woman president if she won and i don't think he would necessarily stand in the way. >> it's interesti

i think both left and right, everybody is kind of used to joe biden saying what joe biden feels withoutter, which may not be good for a presidential run. >> there you have it. sometimes bidenisms turn out to be totally inaccurate. right? the other day on theview he said 2,000 jobs lost as a result of obamacare. turns out it's 2.3 million. there is a slight difference there. >> there is. he never lets facts get in the way. say it ain't so, joe. you shake your head every time he makes a gaffe. that's why you don't see as much of the vice president today. i don't think he can afford to get out there ahead of the administration and be effective. >> now we're seeing him. he did at least three national television shows. this is an obvious push, is it not, brad? isn't it because he wants to run for president? what's the reasoning? >> that's exactly right. they are trying to give him more exposure but what expense? every time out there and give him something, remember the things he said that were wrong or gaffes. i don't think the president can have him too far out there if he continues to do i

i'm happy to parse anything joe biden says.at was meant to be a shot at her. one thing we haven't discussed is big intervening event which is the midterms. she'll campaign i think some for candidates. he will have a very robust schedule. every time he's out there, he's going to get a fingertip feel for what country is thinking about him and talking to other democratic candidates. he's also very goods friend with hillary clinton. i think he'll have a better window. >> i know he is. >> into what she'll do. >> she didn't tell him at the meal they had together a couple weeks ago. i know you guys report this stuff like hell, thalt she didnt tell him, didn't give him a heads up. >> she's saying to him what she's saying to people closer to her, she hasn't decided but she's inclined to do it. the midterms could be huge and push him to a digit plafferent s to today, no incentive to challenge her. >> joy thinks she's going to run as a woman and make the first ever the issue. do you think she'll do that overtly or, people know she's a wom

biden doesn't have a grassroots infrastructure.ting him but one source said a team could be put together quickly. after all, he is the vice president. >> i've covered him for a long time. he was in the senate for 36 years. now vice president for five. he really would like to be -- i don't think there's any doubt that he would like to be president of the united states. >> no. and one source close to me said, yes, he's ambitious. it's not like he hasn't thought about this. but it's not the only thing in his calculus. in fact, i've been told that he's ambitious but it's family beyond anything else. you get the sense that that matters a lot. health in his family, determative in this case, i'm told and hillary clinton is clearly a factor or he wouldn't have picked that date of summer 2015, giving himself quite a buffer to know whether or not she will be running. >> good point. let's talk a little bit about hillary clinton. joining our conversation, liza mundy is here. she's a journalist having written for "the washington post" for many

and joe biden say it's 2 million. his math is really bad. >> bob, democrats on wednesday, tomorrow, are going to start a full-court press to try to do some good pr about obamacare. do you think it will move the needle for them? >> not much, but i will say that if you dropped in from mars and you watched this show so far, this is what obama wants. obamacare, he wants to support women's loose sex lives, he wants food stamps to be used to smoke dope, buy lobster and an escalade. he wants to apologize to the nazis and destroy the military. >> all those things are true. >> unbelievable. leave here one day and it gets even more outrageous that it normally is. >> what's good, there's no politics for the rest of the show. so got to stick around. still ahead -- >> who is he? >> the one who runs the show, i think. a right winger from oklahoma. >> we are going to go. we're going to talk about cassius clay and will the sport of boxing change forever when he had the match that changed the world. >>> it was one of the greatest spor

neil: meanwhile doesice president biden sound like president biden here. >> god rest her soul, oh, sheyour mom is till alive still alive circumstance your dad passed? -- alive, is your dad passed. >> unchain wall street. >> they going to put y'all back in chains. >> hillary, i think this guy is in to take yo >> i still know how to pronounce the word union. you led the way, you were the ones that took a bet on me, you never left me, i never left you 92 now, . neil: now, i have no doubt that joe biden is running for president of the united states, no matter what hillary clinton thinks or does, i am talking unions who are still chaffed over her husband's trade agreement with nafta. more with whether old joe is opening an old wound. >> he is thinking about it, no doubt, he is not ruling out possibility of running in 2016, that is a long way off, he is courting the liberal base, if he is going to take on hillary clinton, he will have to get a lot of unions on his side, that is an uphill battle. but hillary clinton, you know her numbers hav taken hits, and i am sure biden people have watched

it seems like joe biden has done it yet again.ent biden, known more as a train man, is taking on airports, specifically new york's laguardia. >> if i took you and blindfolded you and took you to laguardia airport in new york, you must think i must be in some third world country. i'm not joking. >> we just boarded our flight. we're headed to laguardia airport to see exactly what the vice president is talking about and find out what's going to be done about it. >> reporter: ken with friends of laguardia airport says biden is right. >> it's antiquated. the tile floors, as you can see, are filthy. they can never be cleaned properly. the moldings on the walls, just everything about it is just aesthetically ugly. >> reporter: even new york's governor admits an upgrade is long overdue. >> laguardia airport is ranked as the worst airport in america. >> reporter: but in true biden fashion, his latest comments have struck a nerve, intended to hammer home the need for investment in the country's infrastructure, the package his message was wr

but joe biden has force of will. he's wanted to be president.and not only that but a guy who wanted it and then he's been in the motorcades, he's been in the sit room. he's been weighing innen on thy decisions and he's got to feel he's halfway there. >> there's no reason he shouldn't. he's earned that right. >> molly, is there an audience for biden to carry? >> there is. he's carried out causes near and dear, gun control, for example, where he was the point man on that. so in the senate that was the case, too. he did a lot of really substantive work on liberal issues. there's an element that really loves joe biden and not just because he's got a crazy uncle joe image in the popular media. do they love him more than hillary? i think that audience is pretty small. but, you know, voices like this, voices like martin o'malley also saying he can't keep waiting for hillary to make her decision, this is what is going to put pressure on her is the fact that the party needs someone to keep running. >> we have seen key obama aides, including jim mecina. s

the state of the relationship between obama and biden is pretty good.re's a lot of loyalty on biden's part and obama's annoyance initial tendancetance has lessened. he still remains on a fairly tight leash. >> with plouffe and company now gone, biden found a more re-septemberir rereceptive audience who initiated in the words of one west wing staffer, a do not right by joe niinitiative. they beganage tating inside the west wing for a bigger role in the second term. do right by joe, sorry. is this something that is actually bearing fruit? is he getting a bigger role? >> yes. >> and is this initiative working? >> yes, murray, who is the new deputy chief of staff for vice president biden, we know her as a former "washington post" reporter played a big roll and steve ra shedty has played a big role. also, remember, biden's need for visibility dovetails with the president's need for surrogates. a lot of people abandoned white house. not for nothing is biden out there pushing the new job training initiative and stumping for what, doing 120 events for congressi

neil: meanwhile does vice president biden sound like president biden here. >> god rest her soul, oh, mom is till alive still alive circumstance your dad passed? -- alive, is your dad passed. >> unchain wall street. >> they going to put y'all back in chains. >> hillary, i think this guy is in to take you out. it's not the "juggle a bunch of rotating categories" card. it's not the "sign up for rewards each quarter" card. it's the no-games, no-messing-'round, no-earning-limit-having, do-i-look-like-i'm-joking, turbo-boosting, heavyweight-champion- of-the-world cash back card. thiss the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere, every single day. now tell me, what's in your wallet? >> i still know how to pronounce the word union. you led the way, you were the ones that took a bet on me, you never left me, i never left you 92 now, . neil: now, i have no doubt that joe biden is running for president of the united states, no matter what hillary clinton thinks or does, i am talking unions who are still chaffed over her husband's trade

i think you know when you talk to biden people around washington he's keeping his options open they insist that he will make his decision about running for president independent of what hillary clinton does because certainly see a case where she wants him to stick around and work in a cabinet with her if she were president of the united states so i certainly wouldn't rule that out amy in the presidential race in two thousand and sixteen what role will obama play. i think if there is out of it larry for the time being you know he's talked a little bit about whether or not he would endorse hillary right now and he's saying oh come on you know i'm not going to take sides right now and i think he wants to see what the vice president you know who he thinks he thinks very fine feels very fondly for his vice president would be very awkward if he took sides at this moment but i think if if if the vice president doesn't run i think you can totally see him throw his support his people are already kind of it's coalescing around hillary at this moment you know there are already joining certain

biden can talk to anybody.can do a deal with anybody and he respects members of congress on both sides and that is why a lot of democratic activists are upset with him, but the guy actually knows how to get things done in a city where there are fewer and fewer joe biden's, unfortunately, who know how to make those deals. >> no question, he has been an asset in that relationship. mike allen, a great piece up on politico. >> have a great day. >> i went one-on-one yesterday with shaquille o'neal yesterday, 7'1" and little old me. >> he creamed you. he totally owned it, right? >> you're going to see highlights next. >> it shows white men can jump. (vo) you are a business pro. seeker of the sublime. you can separate runway ridiculousness... from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is ranked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power. (natalie) ooooh, i like your style. (vo) so do we, b

two hours on the phone with joe biden? ukrainen dictator or hillary clinton, he season afraid. is he eyeing up the oval office? >>> and you can't buy your prends. the president's relationship with hamid karzai on the rocks. >>> remember this reporter from rhode island? she got our attention with her reports. what she did to get probably canned. this is "way too early." >>> probably canned, whoa. good morning, i'm thomas roberts. welcome to "way too early." the show where we encourage self-indull gant news inquiry. jan brewer in arizona, feeling more pressure over the state's religious prime minister bill. it would allow business owners to deny service to gay and lesbian customers. both john mccain and jeff flake encouraged brewer to veto that bill. and three state starts have come forward saying they are uncomfortable with their yes votes. it could cost the state millions of dollars. arizona is slated to h

well i think he's definitely keeping his options open we talk a lot about the relationship the biden clinton relationship in the book and one in one scene we have the vice president or senator biden at the time you know hillary clinton had given this great speech at the denver convention she goes back to her holding room and runs joe biden and he drops to his knees and he praises her his hands are in the air and that kind of speaks to their relationship i think you know there are two people who feel very fondly toward one another they have breakfast from time to time when they're both in town so i think if they did run against each other in a democratic primary it would be a pretty interesting race wouldn't it be logical john that if she wins he be her secretary of state. i think there's a reasonably good chance of that larry i think joe biden obviously wants to remain involved as a you know when you talk to biden people around washington he's keeping his options open they insist that he will make his decision about running for president independent of what hillary clinton does you c

the gorgeous charm monster joe biden is here. [ cheers ] excuse me, vice president joe biden.vice president charm monster. >> yeah. [ laughter ] and i think you're going to get some guests that aren't as easy as us. >> seth: right. and i'm worried about how you're gonna handle someone who's kind of a difficult guest. >> seth: right. >> so i want to practice. >> seth: okay. >> okay. so i'm going to pretend like i'm someone -- i'm not gonna say an actress. it could be anybody. it could be an author or, you know, probably an actress. >> seth: okay. got'cha. okay. [ laughter ] >> who is kind of bored. >> seth: okay, got'cha. so you're bored and i'm asking you. so you shot in rome. hwo was -- what was that like? what was rome like? >> i don't know. [ light laughter ] >> seth: you don't know what it was like? >> i don't know. [ laughter ] >> seth: do you -- it says here you have pets? >> do i? i don't know. i just want to say something racist. >> seth: don't. [ laughter ] that's very helpful. >> thank you and i have to say, though, you're going to do such a wonderful job because you

is that biden being biden. >> that's biden being biden? >> is that a little bit of a bungle?the white house wanted him to say that or did he send him out to lower expectations. >> they sent him out to lower expectations but to -- i think the bidenism part was the sort of mea culpa at the beginning of that statement, of course biden being biden. this is really a serious issue. this is something that to be quite frank with you, on the drawing board we knew it was going to be a disaster. unmitigated disaster. gretchen, where the 30 million americans that we heard to pitch out there that needed -- >> they haven't signed up. >> where are they? there should have been a flood. there shouldn't be any negotiating. you shouldn't have to hire hollywood stars. you shouldn't have to hire athletes to promote this. there should have been a natural flood of people saying this is the greatest thing, the greatest achievement, the hallmark of the president's administration. instead of millions of people losing their insurance, losing their doctors. this is an unmitigated disaster out of the gat

joe biden.compelling reason not to vote for the opposite of his opponent. >> i guess you could say that was -- well, it wasn't unamusing. >>> next up, the genie is out of the bottle when it comes to pot and politicians these days. the issue has been more or less moot since bill clinton notoriously said he didn't inhale way back in '92. senator marco rubio became the latest politician to confront that famous question now that florida is considering a referendum on medical marijuana. and while his answer seems reasonable and well thought out, it is still a dodge. here he was at a q&a at an event yesterday in miami. >> young voters have asked me and they're curious to know, have you ever smoked marijuana? >> you know why i never answer that question? i'll tell you why i never answer that question. if i tell you i haven't, you won't believe me. if i tell you i did, kids will look up to me and say i can smoke, because look how he made it. he did all right. i can do it too. >> pretty smart but it wasn

>> biden will be older than that. no, biden will be 74 by inauguration day 2017. >> wow.closer to those ages, i have always said that, you know, 70 is the new 50. just work your way down. >> 70 is the new 69. >> exactly. >> but you're absolutely right. they're looking younger and younger. >> as are you, larry. thank you very much. >>> you think we have never been attacked on u.s. soil since 9/11? some folks in boston might disagree. so, too, now some folks in san jose, california. you know about boston. something just as chilling, maybe even longer-term more chilling in san jose. [ doctor ] and in a inical trial versus litor, crestor got more high-risk patient bad cholesterol to a goal of under 100. way to go, crestor! yh! tting to goal is a big deal, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors. because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. so, when diet a exercise aren't engh to lower cholterol, adding crestor can help. go, crestor! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ female announcer ] crestor is not right for everyone, like

that may be the best of biden. >> i'm being a good biden today.>> unchain wall street. they're going to put y'all back in chains. you want to protect yourself, get a double-barrel shotgun. boom! how they can justify raising taxes on the middle class has been buried the last four years. mom lived in long island for ten years or so. god rest her soul. and although -- wait, your mom's still alive. it is your dad passed. chuck graham, state senator is here. stand up, chuck. god love you. what am i talking about. you cannot go to a 7-eleven or a dunk hyun -- or a dunkin' donuts unless you have a slight indian access. i'm not joking. thank you, dr. pepper. >> those are some of the types of things you'll see in his ads if he runs for president in 2016. >> he laughs about his mistakes. can't we all dohat once in a while, brian. >> he has career advice for women. >> this is about freedom. how many of you are single women with children in a dead-end job? you're there because of your health insurance. you would rather have the opportunity to spend the next c

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vintage joe biden. >> cnn's kate bolduan.ening bell on wall street and investors react to this morning's disappointing jobs report. >> reporter: 113,000 jobs created in the month. that's better than the end of last year but just not enough. what are we going to do about it? what are stocks going to do about it? i'll have that right after the break. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. . >>> all right. welcome back i'm carol costello. the opening bell just ringing on wall street just an hour ago we learned 113,000 jobs were created in january, far fewer than expected. the nation's jobless rate slides just a bit to 6.6% but that too is cause for concern. let's head back to n

would the democrats really even want biden to jump in?sure they're -- if hillary clinton runs, there will be somebody probably someone from her left, a more populist joim should we say who would challenge her. but she'll have a very strong position, and if joe biden decides to run, i look forward to moderating some debates between joe biden and hillary clinton and hopefully the voters out there will be able to make a good, smart decision. when you are vice president of the united states for as long as he will have been vice president you bring a lot of experience to the game and certainly he was a senator for 36 years as well. it would be fun covering both of them. >> a lot of experience, but another way of saying a lot of experience is he's getting on. you know, he's 74, wouldn't he, if he ran for the presidency and got it. that would make him the oldest ever, wouldn't it? >> yeah, hillary clinton is 66 years old right now, if you add a few years she's getting closer to 70 herself. remember, ronald reagan was president in his 70s and he

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angela, does biden make a fair point or is he just blowing smoke?s blow smoke. no. it shows how desperate this party has become. when they can't stand on their own policy, when they can't stand on their own, they blame republicans. now to say that the republican party doesn't exist? we tried to compromise. the fact is that in 2014 in november, more than likely, republicans will take over the house and senate. i think the vice president is desperate. >> richard, there is no shortage of hypocrisy in washington. same could be said for democrats. they are running ads against obama care. democrats were refusing to even consider president obama's important fair trade initiative. isn't it true that democrats are arguably more split than republicans? clearly they are dealing with a slump. i will agree with angela we have seen compromise come out of this republican caucus which is finally seeing compromise. i think this is the eye of the storm here for the republican party. we have some calm, but the truth of the matter is when you get deeper into it, there

>> i love joe biden. >> i love joe biden. >> but it's dead wrong.y clinton does not run and his health is good, i don't know, 4-to-1 that he does run. >> yeah, i think he's dying to run, and so he's just waiting to see what happens. >> right. >> i think he's very eager to run. >> mike barnicle? >> you're talking about the greatest vice president in the history of civilization, right? joe biden. we love joe biden. i agree with the blend of what al and cokie just said. i think the vice president really would like and enjoy and be very happy running for president of the united states. he's obviously going to be tempered by what hillary clinton chooses to do in a numbers -- in the fund-raising ability and things like that. i bet he would like to run. the odds are he will not run if and when hillary clinton does announce. >> don't you get the sense watching joe biden talk about the possibility that he will run, behind that big smile, that he resents a little bit the idea that it's a foregone conclusion that hillary clinton would be the nominee for democr

biden is not being coy and hilary is. look at the polling.s him, 73 points to 12 points. that is the widest margin ever in any polling ever considered. >> we won't see them running around the white house. i don't know. >> you talked to them. >> that would be cute. one of the great things about washington is it's so transient. that can be frustrating to those of us who see politicians stand firm for something. the relationships are always there. if they do run will they get behind each other? probably yes. he knows that. my question to you in your d.c. circles. help us understand that the odds are stacked against you. he has been in the white house for a number of years. he has been in the senate for many, many years. why run? >> we don't know for sure. he is strongly indicating that he will. if hilary gets in, he is trying to set himself up as the candidate if he doesn't run. if she does, does he get in? we don't know. the reality is that people get into politics for a lot of reasons. as well as the sense that he can do something good in offi

biden going to help?eded on capitol hill which was his strong suit. >> factor this in. nothing got done. nobody filled in his row. john mccain made the comment i guess he was sent to an undisclosed location. al gore and dick cheney and george bush don't get along right now. >> people were saying they were hiding biden. i said that. >> it was genius then and genius now. >>> yesterday bill o'reilly sat with obama's senior adviser and was making the case for the brother's keeper plan. things got a little awkward quick ely. take a listen. >> got two more questions about this. how much time we got? i'm sure she wants to get out of here. >> i'm enjoying the conversation. >> they were back and forth on the brother's keeper thing. i thought it was interesting, he said you should come on and the president should talk about the program and really push it forward and be aggressive. she egoes we just meet one-on-one. she goes the first lady should come on says we go to the classrooms. if you want to do it do it in a