i talked to joe biden about it. and he had said he was against the raid because they were not clear enough on whether it was definitely bin laden. and that a lot of people in the room were against it. in fact he said many people have said hillary clinton was also not as supportive of the raid as she later said she was. but joe biden fell on his sword. he says. he wanted to make it clear that this was a decision that president obama took and made. he realized it could break bad for him, because it came out in the report that he didn't support the raid. which was of course a big success. part of being vice president is taking those kinds of risks and just saying, you know, this is where i stood on this issue. i was wrong. joe biden told me later on he escorted the president from the oval office after they had the situation room meeting to discuss the raid, and he took obama aside and said, i think you should follow your gut. and if your gut tells you to go in, go in. so he his real message to obama, spock iny called m

joe biden fell on his sword. he wanted to make it clear that this was president obama took realized it he could break bad for him because it came out in the past that he did not support the raid which was of course, a big success. the part of being a vice president is taking those risks and saying this is where i stood on this issue and i was wrong and joe biden to meet later on he escorted the president of the oval office after they had the situation meeting and he took him aside and said i feel like you should follow your gut and forgot has you to go in, go in. the real message to obama because mr. spock in the white house because biden said he had so much gray matter he was so meeting the part in his brain that mathematical so he was also smart but sometimes had trouble being in touch with his emotions, really. joe biden thought it was his will to get obama to test his gut. >> host: he wanted to be the last person inn the room with te vice president, white? >> guest: he wanted to be one of the final verses cou

biden is known to be a gaffe machine. under the mistaken perception that biden is tested. when you run for vp, it's completely different position than when you run for president. they say running for president is like the mri of the soul. i just don't believe that biden is up to the task. so i encourage him to run, along with the 20 other democrats. >> last time i checked, joe biden was under the microscope for eight years when he was vcee president for obama. >> there was a love affair with the president and they were not looking at joe biden. and he's had his own awkward me too moments where he's kissing people for too long, awkwardly hugging them. >> i haven't seen a me too movement. >> i think it's going to be difficult forre ed bfor biden. not an easy path here. >> he screams authenticity. when you bring up the issue of lies or having difficulty with the truth, it was donald trump that was reported on by "the washington post" who has lied over 3,000 times. >> so both parties do seem to have a problem or there are pro

and so, biden told me that he can offers advice. >> is mike pence receptive to biden's advice?ll clinton talking to newt gingrich. they disagree politically but can speak civilly. biden said president trump doesn't have the bandwidth or experience on foreign policy. mike pence is a politician and gets it more than president trump does. >> "first in line" out today. fascinating read on all these vice presidents and what their role is. thanks so much for sharing with us. >> thank you. >>> thanks to our international viewers. for you "cnn talk" is next. for the u.s. viewers, "new day" is right now. >> i'm proud of our equals and proud they're not going. >> it's being used by some to wage a political protest. the president doesn't have to be complicit. >> get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now. >> donald trump they're sons of bitches. this is an imperial presidency. >> if i were president of the united states and i had a lawyer that told me i could pardon myself, i think i would hire a new lawyer. >> the pardon power is complete and there is no limitation on it. >> the

senator mccain and joe biden have been freniends for years.he first time giuliani has caused problems for the white house distracting headlines. he's, of course, commented on the iran nuclear deal, negotiations with north korea and the first lady's private thoughts. >> this is not the first time. sarah, thank you. >>> still to come -- a 29-year-old mother of three believes she's going to be murdered by the ms-13 gang if she gets deported to honduras. the real consequences for undocumented immigrants living in the u.s. we'll talk about that next. stay close. disrupting business and taking on a life of its own. its multi-cloud complexity creating friction... and slowing innovation. with software-defined solutions, like hpe oneview, you can tame the it monster. hewlett packard enterprise. less complexity. more visibility. with the right steps, hasn't left my side. 80% of recurrent ischemic strokes could be prevented. a bayer aspirin regimen is one step to help prevent another stroke. so, i'm doing all i can to stay in his life. be sure to talk to

that he'd beat biden in a fight and biden would go down fast and hard. [ laughter ] and women everywhere "thank god we didn't elect an emotional woman to lead our country." [ laughter ] now we have this to deal with. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. even though they're both in their 70s, biden and trump are talking about fighting. [ laughter ] experts say the match would go nine rounds with ten bathroom breaks. >> steve: ho! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it's crazy. biden and trump are threatening to beat each other up. it got even weirder when bernie sanders ripped off his shirt and yelled, "tag me in, let's do this thing! come at me, bro!" [ laughter and applause ] come at me, bro? straight after, biden brought up the idea of fighting trump, the president sent this tweet, and this is real. he said, "crazy joe biden is trying to act like a tough guy. he doesn't know me. but he would go down fast and hard, crying all the way." [ laughter ] wow. then biden actually replied. he said, "white house, bike racks, 3:00, be there!" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] then trump said,

joe biden fell on his sword. he wanted to make it clear that this was a decision that president barack obama made. he realized it could come out bad for him, because it came out in the report that he didn't support the raid. was a big success. part of being vice president is standing on these issues -- he escorted the president from the oval office after they had the meeting, he took obama aside and said, i think you should follow your gut. if your gut tells you to go in, go in. obama, whossage to they called mr. spock, because biden said he had so much agree matter.-- so muchgray smart, but sometimes had trouble being in touch with his emotions. thought it was his role to get barack obama to trust his gut. host: he wanted to be the last person in the room. why is that? guest: he wanted to be one of to influenceces policy and decision-making. it was literal and figurative. he wanted to be there while these tough decisions were being made, and he really was. they were very close. they have these lunches together,

constantly taking faux pass. >> why talk about joe biden? >> i was asked would he be a formidable candidate? i said no. he would be somebody the president would like to run against. the president did fabulously as a first time national candidate. >> do you really think joe biden is stupid? >> no. in that category, i think he is. i think that explains the plagiarism. i think the plagiarism is serious. i don't think he'll get beyond that. >> that was in the 80s. >> doesn't matter. he was a united states senator. >> but we hear that all the time about your client right now. that was a long time ago. he did that a long time ago. >> don't change the subject. i mean, biden has a set of problems. so let's leave it this way. i would prefer to see him as the candidate, although, i don't know who you got. i'll tell you what worries me -- >> who's you? >> democrats. thinking your brother maybe. i would think it would have to be somebody from, a surprise, not a rethread from obama, clinton, that whole thing. i think the american electorate kind of got r

saying joe biden is a moron. i'm calling joe biden a mentally di efficient idiot.i suppose that is in case anybody doesn't know what a moron is. "outfront" now, keith boykin and ben ferguson. i'm glad for the rudy giuliani dictionary.com summary. jokes aside, this is a, nothing to do with the russia investigation. which is what giuliani is supposed to be focusing on and it's pretty childish and nasty. did he go too far? >> trump clearly hired rudy giuliani to be his attack dog. to say all the horrible things he wants to say, but can't always get around to saying because there's tho barrier to stop trump from saying and even if he goes too far, what's the worst that's going to happen? is he going o lose his job b? no, he doesn't have a b job. is anybody going to be upset? no because he can do anything now and get away with it. is trump going to be held account bable? no, because he can get away with just about anything. so what's the downside to just saying any outlanish thing you want to say? >> the s that how he sees it? is there any way you would defend, forget w

>> joe biden told me he talked to mike pence once a month.stration and foreign leaders. biden was in the senate for almost four decades. great relatiohips with people around the world. so he will call vice-president pence before he has a meeting with a foreign leader, like the greek prime minister or the king of jordan, and give them a readout after the meeting. he says there are a lot of world leaders who are somewhat dividend, he put it, concerned about donald trump. he told me trump doesn't have the bandwidth to deal with foreign affairs. that is why he goes to mike pence who is easier to deal with. >> how did joe biden view the -- view president obama and view his evolution, how he evolved as they worked together? >> i interviewed all six living former vice-presidents for the book. one thing that i noticed again and again is the relationships tend to disintegrate over time. between joe biden and barack obama is one of the few that grew stronger and it was difficult at first. i was surprised by that. it was this bromance. biden didn't like

you really think joe biden is stupid? >> no -- >> you said that -- >> i think it explains the plagiarism. i think the plagiarism is serious. i don't think he'll ever get beyond that. >> we should say, meghan mccain tweeted, "i am disgusted by giuliani's abhorrent and idiotic comments about joe biden. joe biden is one of the great political leaders of all time, one of the truly decent men left in politics and somebody my family has looked to for strength during one of the most difficult times of our lives." >>> we're getting a better idea of how many children have been separated from their fae ed frdt the u.s. border with mexico. surprising numbers, and good context to this story ahead:plus, a tit-for-tat trade war on tariffs and goods. they're targeting farm products, whiskey, and more. what it means ahead. >>> and an absolute explosion at the world cup. coy wire? >> in addition to your coffee, awesome from the sports world. six goals scored in perhaps the most thrilling pat ining match all coming up. kyle: mom! mom! kyle

constantly making faux pass. >> why talk about joe biden?idable candidate. i said, no. i think the president would like to run against him. he never did well as a national candidates. the president did fabulously as a first-time national candidate. >> meghan mccain came to joe biden's defense tweeting,quote, i am disgusted by giuliani's abhorrent and idiotic comments about joe biden. joe biden is one of the great political leaders of all time. one of the truly decent men left in politics. and someone my family has looked to for strength during the most difficult time in our lives, unquote. >>> cnn's learning another trump associate, longtime lawyer michael cohen, may try to avoid jail time by cooperating with federal authorities. a source says that cone is in a -- cohen is in a tough spot trying to make a decision. >> and cohen's attempts to stop michael avenatti in the stormy daniels case has been tabled. it said cohen failed to find a need to stop the testimony. >>> tonight "united shades of america" heads town south to debunk myths and le

i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein >> and to solve it. >> and it was back in april, outside the safe way where a 24-year-old woman was found after being sexually assaulted. but over the weekend, deputies arrested two men, flores and and cantero. cantero. >> this is a good catch. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says she had taken a ride share. and lopez flores and pushed her in the car and took hem to choke, beat her. and they narrowed the time frame when the car

joe biden. quote, all the meetings were arranged quietly without even some close advisors to the people involved being told of the conversations, in part, because of how much obama brift bristles at his private meetings becoming public knowledge. but your sources got you inside those meetings. is there some kind of common thread about what went on behind closed doors? >> the common thread is that he does not see himself as the guy to come up with the plan for the democrats party but he does see himself as someone very interested in making sure democrats have a future, in making sure that they focus on the right kinds of things. he's telling them, don't think about the tweets or whatever flares up in the moment. think long-term, a very obama way of approaching this. but also look at economic issues and look at what's really going to hit people in their cores. he is of course a guy who managed to win two presidential elections. he has some thoughts on that and will ge some basic campaign advice no

i'm calling joe biden a mentally deficient idiot he said.t brought this response from mechanic cane's daughter. he said i'm disgusted about hiss comments about joe biden. he is someone my family has looked up for to for strength during the most difficult time in our lives. that seemed to put a stop to the comments today. we'll see what tomorrow brings on the president's twitter feed. our broadcast for tomorrow night. thank you for be with us. good night from nbc news he headquarters in new york. >> tonight on "all in." >> paul manafort has done an amazing job. he's here some place. where's paul. >> the president's campaign chairman in jail tonight. >> the you know, paul manafort worked for me for a very short period of time. >> a judge revoked paul manafort's bail after new charges of obstruction of justice. >> like manafort has nothing to do with our campaign. >> tonight, what this means for the mueller investigation and at increasing evidence of collusion. then. >> i always liked michael. >> the feds recover 700 pages of encrypted messages

just like biden said, speak up, rise up, be heard. that's the only way this is going to convince collins and murkowski, don't be on the wrong side of history here. >> if democrats can somehow pull off getting these senators to go along with not giving the 51 votes. there are other people who are talking about bringing the senate to a halt, which you need all the democrats to go along with. let me introduce you to high dy heitkamp, she voted for governor such. i stressed the importance of nominating someone to the supreme court who's pragmatic, fair, compassionate. committed to justice. who thinks donald trump is going to do any of those things? >> i don't trust any of these people. i don't trust the democrats, republicans, i don't trust mitch mcconnell. he's a cancer on american policy. people are going to have to scream and complain. they're going to have to do what we did about the border. they're going to have to do what we did about the aca, that is the only way the most adee logical -- he's going to pick someone that's the younge

there is the biden rule which was established by then senator joe biden when he was chairman of judiciary. then senator biden said it is improper to confirm a supreme court nominee during a presidential election year. we are not in a presidential election year. we are -- have midterm elections but we have those every two years anyway. we have a presidential, of course, every four years. >> you believe there will be a vote before the midterm election? >> i do. i think there will be a long confirmation hearing. i hope it's orderly. i hope everybody has plenty of time to ask questions. i know who i'm looking for. i want a cross between socrates and dirty harry. i don't want a hater. i want a whip-smart man or woman who understands the role of the supreme court vis-a-vis congress and the president. i think neil gorsuch was an excellent choice. i don't know if justice gorsuch has a twin sister or twin brother. if he does, that's the kind of person i would look for. >> you want somebody who makes conservative extreme positions at -- >> no, that's not what i'm saying. >> that's what gorsuch has

joe biden, former vice president, watching those midterms as well. point about what that's going to mean for him as he calculates what his political future is going to be? >> biden is traveling the country extensively, came paining on behalf of other candidates. he went down for doug jones, democrat in the alabama senate race. he's out on the book tour, promoting t book he wrote about his son's death. that death is still very, very -- weighs very heavily, on him on his family. it does affect his decision about whether or not to run in 2020. i know from being out in iowa, he is in touch with a lot of the newer faces that are coming into iowa to explore their options. including eric garcetti, mayor of los angeles. a lot of those folks calling joe biden saying, joe, you knows are you going to do it or aren't you? right now joe biden is certainly the best-known democrat maybe along with bernie sanders thinking about getting back in in 2020. joe biden is telling people, go for it, if you're interested in running for president -- >> interesting. >> -- take

when head of state visits president trump, they sometimes talk to biden, too.hite house, and it is through mike pence. >> i know you spoke to pence's brother. he had revelations about the dynamic between vice president pence and president trump. >> i was surprised by that. mike pence's older brother, greg, told me that mike pence said that donald trump reminds me of their father. >> of the pence's father? >> yes. you know, he is a domineering personality. he was a korean war vet. you always knew where he stood, greg pence told me. the same is true for donald trump, obviously. donald trump is 13 years older than mike pence. they have this very -- it is a relationship where there is a degree of fear there, but he is walking this tight rope. it is always hard for every vice president, but this one in particular, because he doesn't want to upset president trump and make it look like he is doing too much. then the other way, he doesn't want it to look like he's not doing anything. he clearly wants to run. >> exactly. you have a lot of interesting tidbits in the book

i'm disgusted by the comments about joe biden.iden is one of the great political leaders of all time one of the decent men left in politics someone my family looked up for strength during the most difficult time in our lives. that put a stop to the flow of coarse comments today. we will see what tomorrow brings and the president's twitter feed. that's our broadcast for friday night brian returns monday. thank you for being with us. and good night from nbc news headquartering in new york. >> lots of news together to we no knew that friday was going crazy. we didn't know this crazy. and this historic today is the day in american history that the sitting president's campaign chairman was remanded to federal custody, put in jail and we know how that went because we got the transcript. let me tell you what happened here there were three prosecutors from the special counsel's office, also an fbi agent working with mueller's team. on the other side there were three defense lawyers working for the president's campaign chair, paul manafort

i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> a disaster movie, but it is real. wayne freedman explains points blame at the driver and his company. >> reporter: you can still find burn scars on the pavement. five months old from a accident. >> because of the number of injuries, the size. >> reporter: this dump truck had been loaded with debris when it ran a red light. injured ten people. >> it was a domino effect. >> reporter: accord

. >> laura: or joe biden? yes, i said amtrak joe biden who is touring the country on a book tour. >> good to see you. god love you, what i'm i talking about? you cannot go to a 7-eleven or dunkin' donuts unless you have a sl iiaaccent. >> i wish you were in junior high so i could take him behind the gym. and punch him in the mouth. >> laura: ias in thear earlier and i screaming laughing with raymond. if you are in a bad mood, watch joe biden on ytube. we've been told that trump uses violent rhetoric, but biden is always ready to punch someone else. robert schwartz iseportedly mulling movnto politics. >> it concerns me that so many voices within the democratic i asked mow are we goingo the to pay for all these things in terms of things like single pay or people espousing the fact that the government will give everyone a job? i think we have to get away from start bout the truthods and a and not false promises. >> okay but there's only one problem for democrats. has been speaking truth and has beeneliverin real

and i was really surprised that joe biden and mike pence are talking and at lea once a month that bidenacting as a conduit for foreign leaders and told me he speaks to about a dozen worried about trump and puts them in touch with pence saying trump doesn't have the bandwidth to deal with foreign affairs so talk to pence. i think it's unusual to see this level of outreach from a vice president to former vice-presidents and you don't see trump obviously doing that with obama. >> well, one of the points that you make in your book, the extent to which mike pence is walking a very fine line. in some of his public comments, for example, but also in private. let me read you from your book, you write, even top aides at mid pence is loyal to a fa sometimes ding by and defending trump even when it jeopardizes his own rep dautati and could cost him what he wants more than anything. the presidency. how had se navigating this, kate, and the one vice president who didn't sit down and talk to you? >> that speaks volumes. really. you know, it's very strange to me he's walking this tightrope, obviously,

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and that is why it is surprising that joe biden and and that is why it is surprising thatjoe biden andt you did not get to speak to mike pence, why not? i interviewed his chief of staff and they told me that there is nothing in it for us. if you make it look like mike pence is really a counsellor to the president and riding the ship, then the president will be furious and if you make it look like we are not doing ourjobs, it will make it harder for us will only run for president in 2024. there is no upside for them to do something that is a political deep dive into the role. ok. thank you for joining dive into the role. ok. thank you forjoining us. that is such an interesting point, most vice presidents would love the idea of getting rid of the vice president and being president and how do they get there? with this five president, mike pence, because there are so many questions hanging over donald trump and his future, particularly around the russia investigation, if he were not to run, does mike pence think he has a chance to become president? he has to do the struggle, because we kno

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i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men.fending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off...to hawaii." gavin's... not gonna work... as governor. >>> before a wrinkle in time's blu-ray release, "e.t." has an exchoose i have look at the candid, behind the scene ♪ >>> shh. >> that is required nascar driver dale earnhardt jr. showing off his dad skills. he and his wife, amy, welcomed their first daughter together four weeks ago. isla rose. >> such great name. such a glam rouse name for a very glamorous baby. now they're celebrating another milestone. the renovation of their gorgeous

, joe biden, who said that we need to address the root causes. any efforts on border protection would be insufficient and the administration has repeatedly proposed slashing aid to central america, and it has fallen 20%. do you agree that we need to focus on the northern triangle countries of central america which, together, represented overwhelming ammount -- overwhelming amount of those cross the board. does the president planned to will add to the diplomatic aid efforts? >> the answer to the second question is yes and the answer to your first question -- senator lankford has asked a similar question and i don't the the region lacks for -- i don't think the region lacks for financial support and i think some of this has been effective. i do not know what the right number is for financial assistance and i think we need to make sure that there is an outcome we can deliver. i am not sure we can deliver the outcome that can achieve what you are describing. i agree that the question is right. we have challenges along the southern border for years to

i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men.the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. >>> new features are coming to apple's mobile devices that promise more privacy and controls over how much time you spend on them. your kids may not like that. abc 7 news reporter david louie has news on that and more coming out of the annual worldwide developers conference in san jose. >> reporter: this is clearly a gathering of developers, the people who create the apps we spend so much time using. there's also important news emerging here for consumers. apple is providing new news to curb what many see as an addiction, a new featured called screen time will monitor your mobile usage and let you set limits. >> how much time you're spending, how often per hour you're picking up your phone. >> reporter: parents can do the same with their kids. >> it really shows these exec

i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. >>> two down, two to go, warriors took care of business at home winning game two last night, and now it's on to cleveland. >> curry finds some room, gets off the break, got it! cur curry, back to the corner, in this case fake, sets up another, got it again. recovers, shot clock winding down, launches it up, shot clock, and, oh, he got it in time! >> steph curry lit up oracle with a record nine three pointers. here's another one. the warriors won 122-103 and dubs fans did not let jr smith forget about the mistake in game one chanting "mvp" when he was atc news was outside the four seasons when the cavaliers returned after the game. >> jr! you're the man! you're the man! >> fans still letting smith hear it. the warriors fly out later today, oracle's hosting a watch par

which former vice president biden then senator biden established when he was chairman of judiciary was that you don't consider a supreme court nominee during a presidential election year because obviously the president, whom ever it is appoint the nominee. >> but the -- >> we just confirm. we advise and offer consent. if it were an election year we could have that debate for a president. but it's not a presidential election year and the biden rule doesn't apply. all senator mcconnell did was follow senator biden's advice when he held up the appointment to wait on the past presidential election. >> just looking at my twitter feed i can tell you liberals, democrats are fired up about this right now. >> sure. >> they want to see a fight over this, they want to see this get delayed until january. >> of course they do. >> you know as well as anybody how slow the senate can move. >> some are political. i think there are many democrats who see it my way. they just want somebody straight up who will call the balls and strike. but those who are political -- and republicans who are political, th

former vice president joe biden is saking out about president trump's hostile relationship to severals in an interview on the sidelines of a summit in copenhagen, biden told "the washington post" the things most debilitating with most europeans is the way he conducts himself when he is with the allies. several of them have said to me that the degree of disrespect shown is debilitating, has profound impact what our european friends think he thinks about them. the consequence is disastrous fo national security and our economic interests. >>> let's check the weather with nbc meteorologist bill care ins. >> 11 tornadoes reported, minor damage there. also a lot of wind damage in areas of mostly sunny, kentucky, tennessee. strong storms yesterday. little cleanup to be done today. we get into the storm threat, watching rain through northern ohio. little hit and miss in kentucky and tennessee. not a lot. later this afternoon, 7 million at risk of severe storms. focusing from kentucky through the nashville area. some storms dive down to atlanta late day. not too much severe weather today. torn

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joe biden isn't ruling a 2020 bid.'s team is outlining what his campaign could look like and would likely decide by the end of the year if he will run. this is according to by nbc news, caprie, reaction to this? >> we need to move forward and we need to have new blood into the democratic party. i come from a state from ohio, a guy like joe biden connects with my people, straight shooter, and while he is old, so is president trump, i think that joe biden regrets not running in 2016, a lot of, could have, should have there. i think he has a better shot than some of the progressive names like elizabeth warren and the like. it's not my ideal sittion, but, you know, if joe biden does run he would be somebody that i would support because i think he could connect with those trump crossover democrats. dagen: jeff, he's certainly somebody who can talk to people who don't live on the east coast and major cities and basically los angeles and san francisco. he does know how to talk to every man and every woman. >> yeah, no, dagen,

>> i'm a huge fan of joe biden, and he should be out there. he was a great vice president, great senator. my message to all democrats is we have big elections, and our party haspent too much time worrying about the president and we forgot about state and local. we have 36 governors this year. these governors elected this year will be in the chair in 2021 with all the new maps through jergerrymanderejerrgerr, we can fix that. so big governorships are very importanttous. as a virginia governor, i varievetoed 120 bills, most of any governor in virginia. had i not been seated in the chair, they would be law today. you're not going to bring businesses in when you alienate folks. open and welcome. that's the democratic message. >> you're not ruling it out? >> i don't think anyone should rule anything out in life. >> on that, so good to see you, terry mccaiff, former governor of virginia. >>> coming up, presidential powers. rudy giuliani pushing the idea that the commander in chief is above the law. stay with us right here on "andrea mitchell reports

i assume he's the closest to the man who was his vice president for eight years, joe biden, who does to be giving some suggestions that he seriously is thinking about running for president. >> he is seriously thinking about it. he has sincerely come to the place where he says, he'll have to focus on the midterms. he'll make a decision based on his family and his feelings about the race toward the end of th year, beginning of next year. he and obama are actually friends. it's one thing people can maybe overlook, so they've been i touch as friends, but biden was in the office there, which is about a mile from the white house, and he was there in january. that's the last time he was in in person. but like the others, spent a lot of time one on one with the president, and these meetings have been kept very closely held. a number of advisers close to the potential candidates that i talked to didn't even know about them because they are worried about breaking obama's confidence, and obama himself is very kaurcautious, always, about letting himself be drawn into a political fight against tr

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i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. >> video. a man kicks it. he kick it is so hard, and the . >> the dog has a fractured skull and would like help in identifying the person who did this. a good samaritan is paying for the dog's surgery. senseless and terrible to see. >>> officials in the east bay is fearful that who ever is maiming and torturing puppies there, could be hurting people. >> this is chloe. one of the beautiful dogs has been tortured and mutilated. >> reporter: this female husky shepherd mix just went under major constructive surgery on her jaw. >> two dogs were found left in a trash pile with significant injuries. one dog had its foot cut off and the other had its jaw broken. >> reporter: fraya's jaw break was severe. she is now recovering. and her sister frig is getting along with a se

i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with tm. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. tonight: >>> now at 11:00 he made the catch that sealed his spot in bay area sports history. tonight the flags at levi are at half staff in honor of 49ers legend dwight clark. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. this digital billboard at the santa clara stadium displayed a message in clark's honor including his jersey no. 87. clark died today after a battle with als. kpix5' joe vazquez is here with a look at clark's life and legacy. joe? >> what a life, what a catch. it was a grand life. dwight clark inspired many people, fans and athletes. the san francisco giants held a moment of silence for clark tonight before taking on the diamondbacks at at&t park honoring a bay area sports legend. â nats they called it "the catch" ... the play that defeated

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loesch says they know better than this but are counting on you not knowing, number one, it is the bident a presidential election cycle. in august 2010, lena kagan was nominated during the midterm year. another twitter user, no, that is for presidential elections. he will start making the selection immediately. >> a lot of things in mind last night at this rally, over 71 minutes. >> he was on fire as he normally is when he gives these rallies and gave one of his democratic arrivals, a new nickname, take a listen. >> one of my biggest critics, a slovenly man named joe crowley got his [bleep] text, he was going to take nancy pelosi's place. >> a lot of reaction to this moment. i love the word slovenly, what a great word. to says this congressman was part of the swamp. not happy with his opponents, not happy with his opponents, but this is what happens when you ignore your constituents was another twitter user says that was the best moment of any rally, the president has ever done. that is high praise, made me jump out of my chair and yell heck yeah. >> it is quite the difference. let's tal

. >> i think biden was pretty clear on that biden rule applied to presidential years. >> we were talking about presidential election years. they're talking about any election year. >> then there's republicans susan collins, a key moderate swing vote saying two wrongs don't make a right. >> i felt that it was a mistake that judge garland was not given a hearing and full consideration by the senate. and i think it would be a mistake if the democrats repeated that error. >> casey hundredkasie hunt is or us. i understand the republican from texas said ain't going to happen. we are not waiting until after the mid ternls. that's about as clear as it gets. >> that's right, hallie. and there are many, many reasons both practical related to the court, legal but also political, for republicans to do this. and that, of course, is not placating democrats who i just cannot tell you, hallie, how angry what happened with merrick garland and neil gorsuch made liberal members of the democratic caucus. but really across the board. they have not forgotten about that. it is something that you still hear abo