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. >> let's listen to what bill bradley said to chuck todd about this today. >> i like at donald trump and i say the who do you trust with your life? i think people ask themselves that question. i don't trust my life with donald trump, i don't trust him with his finger on the nuclear button. just look how pulsive he's been throughout this whole campaign. you need steadiness if you are the president of the united states. >> richard clark, bill bradley at this point is just a voter, that's his responsibility here but there will be people if donald trump walks into that white house on inauguration day, there will be people whose sworn duty it is working there and the kind of jobs that you had serving a president to advise a president facing these international terrorism. how do you suppose those people, the people in the kinds of jobs that you used to have there, will deal with someone like a president trump. >> it's hard to know who they will be because most experts said they won't work for him and it's difficult to know what his policy is on these issues like terrorism. he said about is

we saw it with jerry brown and bill clinton in 1992 with bill bradley and al gore in 2000.p getting damped down and not being tamped down in the same way. i'm worried about bernie whom i like. he's going to go back to senate. is he going to be a hero and a leader of this movement or will he be a piria. >> if you go back to 2008 it was around this time when things did get pretty intense. it was clear mathematically and let's be clear barack obama was leading hillary clinton by about one-third of what she's leading bernie sanders. but there was a lot of process complaints. i was in the hotel in washington, d.c. when they fought over michigan and florida which had violated the primary calendar and there was people screaming in that room saying this is being stolen. you have all of that and then ultimately it went away. >> sure. i think anybody who suggests that bernie should drop out now, that's a mistake. he has every right to go all the way through to california, but in a deeply divided and tribal political environment and with the social media the way they are now, the oppo

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bill bradley did that. he went all over the country as senator from new jersey generating support for tax reform in 1986. and it was a fairly good piece of legislation, which ronald reagan endorsed. but he hit the hustings. >> well, didn't president obama do that with health care? wasn't he out there beating the drums and...? >> but the wrong kind. >> what do you mean? >> he wouldn't further what he said he believes in-- single payer, full medicare for all--because he said, "it's not practical." which is another way of saying, "i can't take on the supremely popular health insurance companies and drug companies," right? he wasn't worried. as a result, his system will not restrain the enormous costs that are increasing. it'll leave 30 million people still uninsured after it's fully implemented. and it's so complex that it opened itself up to attacks and parity by the republicans. you know, the canadians got full health care for everybody. they do it on half the cost--$4,500 per capita a year. we spend $8,500

>> well on that point he, it is true, i can remember jfk leaking the juicy stuff to ben bradley. billsed to call columnists late at night. the bush administration used a lot of off the record and background conversations to sell the iraq war but the question here were ben rhodes and his colleagues being deceptive and did they have in parts of press corps, not talking about the veteran state department reporters but some younger reporters and some sympathetic columnists did they have people who carried their water without knowing about those conversations? in that piece that he wrote online, defending himself it is all about the policy and journalism. there is not even a hint of expression of regret for these things that he has said really denigrate journalists trying to do their job. bill: i remember the story when it broke late on friday. seemed like he was setting up the argument we had to make our case publicly. there were people who wanted war and people who did not want war and the president said it repeatedly this is bert option in this nuclear deal than going to war. i don't kn

bill: last time there was a playoff here, water was a factor. in 2007, palmer landed in the waters with his approach shot and keegan bradley went on to win so the open for dottie: that's a 58-degree wedge on the way. a slight touch to the right. smart, smart play. nick: yeah. brooks has to chip it in, hole it for a four, which seems unlikely. watch sergio on the downswing again. traps the golf ball. peter: watch how much shaft lean he has on this one. this is unbelievable. nick: look at the right angle. i love that, the right wrist. he just stabbed that one. a punch. just keep that club -- the priority is get it back to the golf ball with a square clubface. bill: sergio looking for his third win here in the state of texas. when he arrived this week he got a dessert replica from a picture from the 2004 nelson. byron. it's made of edible materials and he said i'm trying hard not to eat it because it looks so delicious. great motivation and he definitely has the advantage here. nick: i'm sure he can get it flash frozen so he can take it back to switzerland while he has his couple of weeks off. could get it replicated in switzerland. make it swiss

bradley, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i wanted to thank you for bringing up the female veteran suicide prevention act. and i am encouraging all of you to help in supporting this bill. we have a companion bill in the senate, and i certainly would like to see this particular piece of legislation see it through. because i think the focus, although dr. berger talked about -- i believe you talked about an increase in being able to treat women veterans, i think it's really critically important that the va is the expert, the absolute expert, in this issue around suicide and particularly looking at best practices for both our male and female veterans, because i do think a female experience on the battlefield can be very different from a man's experience. so, thank you for that. i also, you know, wanted to talk a little bit about the outreach. and i know that we have a transitional program to have a warm handoff when our veterans leave the service from the dod to the va. and i think that that's positive. i'm curious to know how well that's going and what it looks like. but i think we have to actually dig back further. in other words, you know, it seems to me we should have

bradley, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i wanted to thank you for bringing up the female veteran suicide prevention act. and i am encouraging all of you to help in supporting this bill. we have a companion bill in the senate, and i certainly would like to see this particular piece of legislation see it through. because i think the focus, although dr. berger talked about -- i believe you talked about an increase in being able to treat women veterans, i think it's really critically important that the va is the expert, the absolute expert, in this issue around suicide and particularly looking at best practices for both our male and female veterans, because i do think a female experience on the battlefield can be very different from a man's experience. so, thank you for that. i also, you know, wanted to talk a little bit about the outreach. and i know that we have a transitional program to have a warm handoff when our veterans leave the service from the dod to the va. and i think that that's positive. i'm curious to know how well that's going and what it looks like. but i think we have to actually dig back further. in other words, you know, it seems to me we should have