>> joe biden. >> joe biden. from the hard-scrabble city of scranton, pennsylvania, over three decades in the senate. he's the v.p. who's a bfd, and he's ready to run the usa. >> i promise you, the president has a big stick. >> vice president joe biden! >> that's right, vice president joe biden was one of the presidents drafted in the all in 2016 fantasy candidate draft. and today a bfd. there's now officially a draft joe biden super pac, and the website for the pac is asking, why not biden? after all, it's the senate. just yesterday, senator ted cruz became the first candidate to officially declare a run for presidency. and in the post-citizens united era, there are all kinds of ways to raise money and plot a campaign before you actually declare you're running. former governor jeb bush has right to rise, senator rand paul has rand pac. former secretary of state clinton has hers. and now there's a legal page for vice president biden, who is weirdly absent from speculation, because he's possibly the most qualified

vice president joe biden said that under cuts the president.ng like it. biden said quote this letter sends a highly misleading signal to friend and foe elect. a message that is as false as it is dangerous. >> ambitions could benefit from controversial e-mails. a source says she is considering breaking her silence on the issue. the former secretary of state avoided the matter monday at an event in new york. major garret is at the white house. >> the e-mail story has created a small political vacuum one democrats not yet sold on hillary's inevitability sold on other prominent potential rivals. one works right here. vice president joe biden visited iowa. iowa hosts the first presidential caucus. biden visited south carolina and new hampshire, the two most important early primary states. here is a little secret among national democrats biden is the only one to visit all three this year. >> we are still the largest value added manufacturer in the world. >> reporter: with hillary still on the sidelines biden's schedule suggests he is keeping his opti

joe biden basically said racial justice is not as important as passing this bill. he said the question is whether to accept the house provisions, racial justice which will rebuild the bill and that was scrapped and eventually signed by president clinton. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here is a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. this weekend the city of new orleans is hosting the tennessee williams literary festival. next, the san antonio book festival will take place on the eleventh of april. look for some of this festival's programs to air on booktv in the following week. on april 18th and nineteenth booktv will be live from the university of southern california for the 20th annual los angeles times festival of books. on april 25th the annapolis book festival will be hosted by the key school in annapolis, md.. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area and we will add them to your list. e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. here is a look at some books that are being published thi

joe biden basically said racial justice is not as important as passing the bill. more specifically he said the question is whether to accept the house provision racial justice which will kill the bill and that was correct and then eventually signed by president clinton. >> you can watch this and others online at the booktv.org. >> each month representativetom cole releases a list on his website. here's a look at the recommended books that focus on the life of the white isenhour. representative cole is currently reading those angry days by lynne olson which looks at the internal debate over the u.s. involvement in world war ii. and he recently finished paul johnson's eisenhower a life. he recommends steven ambrose two volume biography of eisenhower which traces the past from soldier to president. next on the list is going home to glory a memoir of the president by his grandson david eisenhower and his wife julie nixon eisenhower. also on the list is eisenhower the white house years by the editor at large of the los angeles times. next is the personal account of the

kennick's speech which had to do with his upbringing it sounds like joe biden appropriates kennick's life story. maybe it's a coincidence that kennick's family did x and biden's family also did x -- >> does he have regrets on that? >> what he says in the film and what may have surprised you when you saw it he says so what. and he ultimately says that he made a mistake in letting go the campaign manager who released that tape. >> john sasso was the main guy. >> john sasso was his guy friday. he was the right-hand man. for many he was the person that translated michael dukakis into someone that voters would actually like and that was probably a very big loss. because for dukakis, who ran a great primary campaign after that he didn't pivot into general election mode. and there is some debate as to whether sasso had been there, would he have done a better job of turning the campaign to george bush and running a better general election campaign. >> it's a fascinating documentary. we've had closer presidential elections, but that is still one of the, when you think about it through the tot

first, joe biden's golden fleece.iamond joe putting out five hillary clinton may be vulnerable to a nomination challenge and he may be the one to bring it. this reporting is mostly yours. if biden -- is wide and about to take the amtrak train to 2016 and if he does, what happens next? -- is biden about to take the amtrak train to 2016? mark: i do not think he will get in. john: when you say friends -- mark:mark: they are actual friends. he still feels he can appeal to the democratic party. if hillary clinton stumbled, he would like to be the one to be there and not have it go into chaos. john: here is the thing about joe biden. i spent his time in 2012 running -- writing a file. he is never done for anything but running for office. what does he do next? he wants to keep running. he does not want to end his career by getting rolled over the hillary clinton freight train. if she does look vulnerable, i think there is a real chance he will jump in. mark: if no one jumps and that can really tumble her, and she looks weak,

biden is going to biden. mark: i enjoyed that story and all of joe biden's speech.he president's speech was great to. mccain's speech, if you have not yet, i recommend you go to see it. it is on john mccain's website. incredible speeches today inspired by the memory of a great man. all right, coming up, you're betting on whether there will be a deal with iran, we have the odds with two experts. and later, playing a game about seven dwarves. all of that and much, much, much more, after this. ♪ mark: our two guests tonight, joining us from the nuclear talks in switzerland, our point person and david sanger, with the new york times, and both join us now from luzon. what is the headline to what has happened in the last 24 hours at the talks? guest: deal or no deal. that is the headline. it is really the major question and the only question anyone cares about at this point, and it has been a lot of comings and goings, and we had the russian minister coming in, and he took off, wait for it, to meet with the foreign minister of vanuatu and he says they are not coming back

vice president joe biden says under c this undercuts the president. like it. to friend and foe alike that our commander in chief cannot deliver on america's commitments. a message that as false as it is dangerous. >> the vice president's presidential ambitions could benefit from the controversy of hillary clinton's e-mails. reporters are being told that hillary clinton will finally address the issue at the united nations today. major garrett is the the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. hillary clinton's decision to address the e-mail story doesn't erase the fact that days of silence with committed a small political vacuum. one of them works right here. >> vice president joe biden nt visited iowa earlier last month. >> i'm sorry i'm late. >> iowa hosts the first us. presidential caucus. biden visited south carolina and and new hampshire, the two most ant early important early primary states. he here's a little secret biden is d the only one to visit all three this year. >> we are still the largest value value-added manufacturer in t

by the way when is joe biden going to announce he's going to run? silence out of the biden camp.on? >> all the media reports has said the vice president is going to be making an announcement sometime this summer. >> sometime this summer. why so late? why are all the democrats, possible challengers such as martin o'malley bernie sanders, why are they taking so much time, mr. pierce? what do you make of that? >> he's the vice president. right now, he's calling 15%, 20% in recent polls. he's doing nothing but focusing on basically continuing the president's great agenda. we believe at draft biden that he's a perfect candidate. governor o'malley and the secretary -- sorry, senator warren, they'll make great running mates to joe biden if he does decide to run. >> is the left concerned about a dynasty here adam green? your thoughts on this. >> well first, just on biden, you know jon stewart only has so many more months left on tv so i think biden should decide sooner rather than later if he's going to make this decision at all. the left wants pretty much what the center of the country

i will say on the biden wing i believe joe biden should be vice president forever and ever and ever.able. >> i'm down with that draft biden thing. >> christina, the progressive change campaign committee are the people who really kind of drafted elizabeth warren into running for senate in massachusetts. she wasn't interested in being an elected official. they kept pushing her and pushing her and they got her to do it. >> but there's a fundamental difference running for the senate and the presidency of the united states. the people of iowa were saying if we want free and fair elections and a robust democratic primary, we need actual candidates. so if you can possibly lean to the left, because we know the clintons are nicely in the center we need someone to step up to the plate. someone needs to dig deep and realize that the clintons are beatable. there are many that don't want to see a rehash of 1992. they don't want to see a rehash of 2008. they want hillary clinton to make a case. if the democrats elect her as the nominee, that's one thing. but there should not be a coronation. that'

tell the best joe biden jokes. by the way, did you hear what joe biden said the other day? never mind. it's too easy. >> i just want you to know that i will not be offended if you don't want to, but i'm going to be in that room if anybody wants to photograph. i would not blame you if you didn't. taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills, and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not

first, joe biden's golden fleece.iamond joe putting out five -- vibes that hillary clinton may be vulnerable to a nomination challenge, and he may be the one to bring it. mark this reporting is mostly yours. so the questions i have or you are two. is biden about to take the amtrak train to 2016, and if he does, what happens next? mark: i do not think he will get on anytime soon. i think he sees an opening but i think he sees his friend hillary clinton -- john: when you say friends -- mark: they are actual friends. he still feels he can appeal to the democratic party. if hillary clinton stumbled, he would like to be the one to be there and not have it go into chaos. john: here is the thing about joe biden. i spent a lot of time with him in 2012 writing a profile on him. he is never done for anything but running for office. -- he has never done anything that run for office's whole life. so, what does he do next? he wants to keep running. he does not want to end his career by getting rolled over the hillary clinton freig

biden. there is buzz in the media about him. he is now being seen as, if hillary clinton fails if somehow the controversies undertake her, he is the man. he is more into running than most people realize. if he can find a way to do it, he will do it. there is a "draft joe biden" effort going on by former supporters. chances are hillary clinton runs. but more democrats say she should get a challenge. biden, people were discounting before. now, the incumbent vice president is the man. campbell: this is a serious question. how do you overcome the shoulder rubbing? the visual image, over and over again? mark: everybody has problems. joe biden, rub it in. focus group madness. we will reflect after this. ♪ mark: focus group. john and i did some focusing in new hampshire with purple strategies. yesterday, we showed you the republican group and the democratic group. tonight, we are mashing them together. we are going to show you similarities and differences in how the republicans and the democratic roots felt. first, let's look at how th

biden: the senate stands adjourned.he national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> up next, transportation secretary anthony foxx talks about challenges facing the federal highway trust fund. then we will hear from epa administrator mccarthy. and later, a conversation about nuclear talks with iran with lauren jakes of foreign policy magazine. with the tax filing deadline just over two weeks away, the head of the irs will be at the national press club tomorrow. we will have live coverage at 1:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. later in the day, deputy rarity -- that the secretary of the state antony blanck and will talk about -- he will get questions about nuclear negotiations with iran. live from the brookings institution at 3:30 a.m. eastern -- 3:30 p.m. eastern. up next, a conversation with secretary anthony foxx. topics include federal funding for a transportation program and the impact of new technologies including drones and self driving vehicles. this

vice president biden calls it beneath the dignity of the senate. harry reid said it undermines the commander in chief and the day before she addressed her e-mail controversy, hillary clinton said this. listen. >> the recent letter from republican senators was out of step with the best traditions of american leadership. >> except similar complaints were voiced by republicans in 2007, when nancy pelosi against the wishes of the bush administration met with syrian president bashar al assad. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said president obama wants congress to stay out of this process because the president knows what a bad deal this is. but senator bob corker is concerned the letter might galvanize democrats, and hurt his chances of gathering enough democratic votes to override a presidential veto. here's the senator. >> my vote as chairman of the committee is to get an outcome here where congress plays its rightful role in one of the biggest geopolitical issues that our nation is going to face. >> and the "wall street journal" editorial page a

for him, it's about defending the obama biden legacy.d to run on this and embrace this. he knows that clinton is going to contrast herself. she's going to have to with the president. she wants to lay down a marker. we're defending this. we want to go down in history as a great administration. she stumbled, something, you know, god forbid happens, he wants to be ready to go out the gate. >> it's an extraordinary situation. we talk about how strong hillary clinton looks. i can't think of a time. you would have to go back to alvin barkley, harry truman's vice president wanted to succeed him. wanted to be president and was told in 1952 you're too old. that's the last time i can think of a vice president who really wanted it and couldn't have a shot of it. it's a crazy situation. >> nobody dreams more of being president, except maybe julia louie drifs. i think he's smart to keep the pilot light on. if hillary clinton does stumble, joe biden is the one guy that could turn it on overnight. he would have a network and would have organization out

vice president biden will announce plans on how the money will be used.this is something rape victims and advocates have been fighting for years. they go through the invasive rape kit to help capture the rapist only to have it sit on a shelf for years. it's like being raped all over again. it affects everyone, not just rape victims. >> it's important. what we know about rapists they're serial offends are eers. and they commit burke -- offenders. and they commit burglaries and hop sides. >> reporter: senator -- homicides. >> reporter: senator mikulski and vice president bide listen announce their plans for the $4 -- biden will announce their plans for the $41 million that has been earmarked to fight this backlog. >> thank you, nikki, live in the satellite center. >>> [ inaudible ] the other candidates are former lieutenant governor anthony brown and former prince george's county state's attorney glenn ivey. donna edwards is running for senator barbara mikulski's seat. lawmakers are gathering together to fight -- [indiscernible] the new budget would restore

joe biden would be the only one looking at it. mark: thank you. appreciate it always.ohn: we will be back with the real bracket you should care about tonight after this. ♪ ♪ john: the process of electing a president is cumbersome and takes forever. we decided it would be easier if americans pick the president the same way they did college basketball with brackets. we made a presidential bracket with one big twist. every competitor in the bracket was powerful, famous, or both not one of them would run for president. then we went and let our readers vote. to recap who is moving on, along with philosophical advice, here is will leitch. will: what is perfection? the greeks had the golden ratio. ella fitzgerald had absolute pitch. for the rest of us we have the bracket. basketball has fallen in popularity over the last two decades, the vast majority of americans and sports fans don't think about college basketball for 50 weeks out of the year. it is off their radar. then comes the middle of march. march madness. the reason for this, the bracket. the bracket is perfection. i

. >> but some are stopping to say, "what about joe -- joe biden?" now, the atlantic points out that the only prominent democratic contender to travel to all three democratic primary or caucus states is vice president joe biden. now, maybe it's partly due to the fact that he has duties as a vice president, but are party leaders underestimating the vice president? >> well, first of all, hillary clinton -- e-mails tempest to the teapot, no big story there at all. >> i knew you wanted to get something in. >> you knew i was going there. >> okay. you'll get to respond to that. [ laughter ] >> vice president biden has a lot of energy, and he travels quite a bit, and he's a serious politician, obviously, but i still believe that hillary will be the nominee, and as for martin o'malley, a good guy, but he couldn't get his lieutenant governor elected governor of maryland -- maryland a democratic state, a republican wins the governorship. >> thank you so much for caring and sharing. >> i think that, again, i mean the good side of it is that hillary can certainl

let's listen to senator cotton's response to biden today. >> joe biden has been wrong about nearly every national security decision in the last 40 years. moreover, if joe biden so respects the dignity of the institution of the senate, he should insist the president submit any deal for approval of the senate, which is what he did on numerous deals when he was in the senate. >> david axelrod, your response to that? >> i want to go back to the point you raised before. i do think that by thoroughly partisanizing this debate with this letter, cotton and the 47 republicans have made it much more likely that they'll never assemble opposition to this -- to this agreement or to steps to reduce sanctions in the future. because democrats are looking at this now as a partisan exercise. so they made a terrible mistake, i think. from their own perspective, if they opposed this agreement by doing what they did. but his gratuitous swipe at biden notwithstanding. there really is, as we said, no precedent for this. cotton may have a different view on the senate based on his 60 days there, but joe biden ha

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our next speaker, vice president joe biden is also a happy warrior.ause to our vice president joe biden. [applause] vice president biden: thank you very much. thank you very very much. thank you for the introduction patrick. teddy junior, caroline, vickie -- it's a great honor to be asked here to speak today. so many others in the audience and behind me who deserve this honor more than i do. to joan and jean, the whole kennedy family, my sister valerie and i are truly honored to be here. you know, there are scores of stories that we could all tell. my guess is that everyone of you and audience has a story about ted kennedy's generosity toward you. stories that made a difference in your lives. the truth is, after, it is doubtful that i would be -- that i would have won my election in the first instance were it not for the fact that your father literally with less than one week left to go, came to delaware rallied about 2000 democrat and started off by saying, you know, i'm here for joe biden, but i think he is too young to be a senator. [laughter] ever

. >> vice president joe biden lashed out at senate republicans at a statement.d the letter expressly designed to under cut a sitting president in the middle of international negotiations is beneath the dignity of the institution i revere. the guise ignores two centuries of precedent and undermines any future president to negotiate on behalf of the united states. nuclear talk was iran resume when secretary of state john kerry meets on march 15th. >>> to the bloody struggle for control of tikrit. on offensive for a week now trying to liberate the hometown of saddam hussein from isis. america's top general martin dempsey in baghdad vowing the terror group will be defeated. let's bring in cnn's ben wedeman. good morning, ben. >> reporter: good morning, christine. general dempsey was here in baghdad. he met with iraqi prime minister, defense minister and his message was the u.s. led coalition is lead the fight against isis. the partners have since last september launched more than 2,000 air strikes on isis targets in syria and iraq. the u.s. led coalition trained mor

while biden said it looks like i'm going to have to pull a mrs. doubtfire. hello. i'm running for president. >> time for your tgif edition of scrambled politics. the white house is marking the anniversary of president obama's my brother's keeper initiatives. so far people are responded to the community challenge. >> they're setting up all kinds of programs, apprenticeships. early childhood programs. internships so that our young men and young boys particularly those at risk have a chance to get a sense of what's possible for them. in time more than 300 republicans call on the supreme court to recognize gay major nationally. john huntsman former new york city mayor and david koch are included. >> the u.s. army court must now be referred to as a woman. manning revealed her gender identity as a transgender female after being convicted and sentenced to 35 years for leaking national security secrets. according to associated press. alaska gop representative sugtded furg a hearing yesterday in washington d.c. that wolves could solve an area's homeless problem. he said i'd

the congress was charging full steam ahead with this law and order approach, then the senator joe biden hoped them along. some of you are old enough to remember the ad. everybody looked at that handset and said that is so incredibly racially charged. it's a scare tactic and a very subtle way and that's pretty much to take on the take on that ad but the fact is in 1988 joe biden got on that boat and picked up the same thing and said it is to lock him up in jail. if you heard what he did everybody would want to lock him up but this might have been an opportunity to sort of stem the tide to offer some balance to mitigate this push by offering the other side. there are other ways. what i find really troubling is a 1994 when congress was putting in place what bill clinton called the toughest and smartest crime law ever enacted in the history of the country to racial justice advocates that i showed you before but they wanted to do as clinton was expanding the death penalty to dozens more they wanted to include a racial justice measure and it would have said okay for those who are in states wh

vice president biden says that is about to change. brad bell looks at the newest initiative to bring justice to victims. brad: helen stands right next to the vice president and summons the courage to tell her story. >> when my induction took place in 1996, i was 17. brad: she went to the police, her body examined for dna evidence. it was put into a so-called rape kit for analysis in a dna lab, but like hundred's of thousands across the country, it sat untouched for years. >> it was the invisible injustice. brad: today she joined the vice president and senator barbara mikulski at the announcement of $40 million newly available to help police agencies eliminate the backlog. vice president biden: testing rape kits should be an absolute priority. brad: it took helen's over 10 years to be tested. >> for a victim to be able to leave her home, to the survivor standing here today, i cannot wonder how my life would have been different if this happened at 17 instead of 34. brad: brad bell abc 7 news. kimberly: local leaders are vowing to and ho

we are great friends of the bidens. >> visiting with troops who will detroy to iraq carter was thinking big about how to

joe biden said the letter is beneath the dignity of the senate.hares of credit suisse are up 7% in european trading right now following an executive shakeup. brady dougan will leave at the end of june and be replaced by prudential's tidjane thiam. he has spent the last decade running insurance businesses in the u.k. also, never before seen video of the 2013 boston marathon bombing has been shown to jurors. it shows dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother before and after the explosions at the race finish line. the fbi compiled it with surveillance video from nearby stores. more fallout from the skating justice department report on ferguson, missouri. the report said lax in ferguson are unfairly treated by the city possibly -- said blacks in ferguson are unfairly treated by the city's police force. fellow democrats are urging hillary clinton to speak out, and they are willing to predict she will. a person familiar with the matter says she might hold a news conference within days. working is cutting sodas from kids meals. instead of soft drinks, kids meal

biden, now? other oh so worked up democrats have also conveniently forgotten the times they themselves intervened with foreign governments. not only offering their individual views to foreign leaders, but in some cases, actually voicing dissent and working actively to disrupt the administration's foreign policy. for example in 2007, then house speaker nancy pelosi traveled to damascus to meet with bashar al assad against the wishes of the bush white house which was then seeking to isolate the syrian leader. in 2002, three house democrats traveled to baghdad, in effect warning saddam hussein of president bush's plans. the congressmen said they were just trying to head off the iraq war. secretary kerry himself imagine this he broke channels to directly intervene in the diplomacy and policies of president reagan. house speaker jim wright met with opposition leaders in nicaragua's contrawar. senator kerry also negotiated with the regime in 1985. senator ted kennedy used a personal representative to c

stuart: joe biden?ughing. >> with dan because this is the problem, this is not a right-wing attack this is the new york times dianne feinstein, mother jones. for heaven's sake. this is not a right-wing attack. she has people that don't like her on the left. "imus in the morning" when is she going to be so wounded that she cannot win in 2006? i know that is as to the long term tradition. >> not the she cannot win. everyone assumes one way or another she will get across the goal line, the war on women, the first woman president with at the margin she is losing support and that is where you win or lose the presidency. these races are not decided by 10 or 15 points. it is three or four. if she loses she is vulnerable. you can't ever forget it was february of 2007 when barack obama announced running for president. it was at this time this junior senator came popping onto the scene that hillary had given the coronation. stuart: my point of view is you got to hold the center and a presidential election. you lo

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. >>> and now this vine from vice president joe biden.h, yeah, i do a million of these a day, so just give me five. >> can we talk about how great it is that the up yon joe biden is now affecting the way that the real joe biden affects the real image. he is part of the first lady's let's move campaign. and the vine says that the first lady is to encourage people to give high fives when they see somebody making a healthier challenge. there may be a big skand canal brewing, because some people on the internet are paying attention, because they say that vice president joe biden is doing four curls instead of five. so weightgate is probably the best news h hillary clinton has said. >> i could do a million of these all day. >> wow! rocks, man. health can change in a minute. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable with walk-in medical care, no appointments needed and most insurance accepted. minuteclinic. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everything. when you set out to find new roads y

joe biden poor joe biden. >> biden would try though. >> poor joe biden not taken seriously.has been there 8 years. >> he has a difficult. he is either going to be a masseuse. [ laughter ] sorry. >> did the same thing to my wife. >> i gave miller that joke but he couldn't get it out. >> he did the same thing to my wife. >> he did it to your wife. >> i said mr. vice president i don't care if you are the vice president. get your hands off my wife. >> did you really say that. >> absolutely did. >> did you really? >> when i was getting sworn in. >> as senator? >> wow. >> that's why we chuckled. >> that would have been great if you just put your hand up, taken the oath and then went bang! all right. >> joe being joe, bill. >> is he joe being joe. >> it's okay. it's joe. >> we love him. thanks. >> plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. uber liberal actor sean penn blaming isis on the bush cheney administration. is that fair? and jesse watters we have compiled the dumbest things ever said to him. >> what body of water is on the east coast of the u.s.? >> lake erie

that is at least as important as joe biden, correct? >> well, every state dinner there is only one joe biden but think how many bouquets there are. it is a very important job. there are a lot of flowers at the white house. why she was pushed out the day before valentine's day i am concerned. >> maybe he was fondling her clavical with some daisies. >> it puts the lotion on its skin. >> what do you think happened and please don't speculate? >> speculation is all that is left for me. i do want to say that joe biden is more important than she is because she has to shovel more manure but on her behalf, the pity is the fact that nobody ever told her you can't be a flower girl past age 10. she tried to make a career out of it. >> she did. always the bride's maid. never employed. andy is this another in a long line of white house cover ups? >> it is. but what are they covering up? >> please. >> one she has questions about why she felt unusually calm after drinking the tap water. two, maybe she was a soviet spy. three maybe she overheard somethi

john: joe biden?i love joe biden. >> i don't know if i would vote for him. >> i would like to see him run, but i won't vote for him. john: because? >> i don't think he has an idea person. john: what about bernie sanders? >> he has moral dictates about how we treat our citizens. >> it would be hard to conceive of him as winning, but i definitely like to see him run. john: does everybody know martin o'malley? >> he's a governor, right? john: he's the former governor of maryland. does everybody in the room think that hillary clinton can win the presidency? >> yes. >> yes. john: no one disagrees. you feel like you know or hillary clinton stands? >> i don't and i was a supporter of her before obama won the primaries in 2008. i was trying to refresh myself because we know we know that she is the only viable democratic candidate at this point. i was trying to think of what she is trying to accomplish here. i don't know. i would like to hear more about what she plans to do. mark: what do you think? campbell:

earlier in the obama presidency joe biden was in israel. it was seen as a humiliating thumb in the eye for the binyamin netanyahu government to announce a major settlement expansion in east jerusalem, while joe biden was in the country, followed by a fill back and forth, this time with president obama dishing it out with binyamin netanyahu in the white house. later a public and some said condescending lecture, from the american president in washington. reporters scripled notes, ups and downs predating this american president. bill clinton's ambassador to israel. they tell of another major announcement as the secretary of state left israel. she called the ambassador and shouted you tell biby that he needs to stop worrying about his right wing and start worrying about the united states. does israel worry about the united states. naturally any country has to worry about itself, but when the bilateral nation - when does self-interest dictate a stoil, tone, honest agreement and compromise. "the wall street journal"'s report on israeli spying. go