even back in crystal city, a factory town, most dads worked the pittsburg plate and glass, but bill bradley you have been a good boy. i was 52. my mother always wanted me to be a success. my father always wanted me to be a gentleman. neither one of them ever wanted me to be a basketball player or a politician. >> reporter: and so pivoting directly to politics, at 35 bill bradley of new jersey was the youngest member of the united states senate. >> the place for leadership is here. >> reporter: a seat he occupied for 18 years. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: but the white house, people always said that was bill bradley's destiny. >> the next president of the united states, senator bill bradley. >> reporter: and the 1999, he took a shot. and missed. the former senator was very direct during his concession sp speech in new york. >> he won. i lost. >> reporter: and his marriage of 33 years was ending. without a goal, without a job, he felt lost. until he found himself in a new yet familiar place these last 23 years. investment banking. >> finally becoming my father's banker's son. >> repor

that was former new jersey senator bill bradley, lamenting the state of u.s. politics in 1995, 30 years after leaving the senate, bradley is sharing his life story, in a new documentary, aimed at bringing people together, around shared humanity. the details bradley's journey from a childhood basketball star in missouri, to three-term senator, in candidate for nomination for president. rolling along, an american story, is owned by max. joining us now is nba hall of famer, former new jersey senator, bill bradley. senator, thanks for being here. the creation of this and how you got it to this point is fascinating to me. can you briefly walk through how you went from one man show idea, to now an hbo max documentary. >> one reason i did it, looking at a divided country, i wanted to have healing. i wanted to promote healing. and by being candidate about myself, i thought that i would have credibility with people. they can tell my stories and all the stories would be the american story. i had this idea to do it as -- i didn't have the idea, actually. i had -- i gave m

. >> and bill >> bradley, former democratic senator, and be star. he hasn't run a campaigns since the year 2000, and he is younger than joe biden. does that matter? should it matter to voters? i'll talk to him about that and more in minutes. >> dana bash. let's go behind the headlines and inside politics first up. >> nikki haley says, she can still write her own story. the former ambassador in south carolina governor will take the stage shortly in her home state, which holds it's pivotal primary in just four days her task is to convince donors and voters. she's still has a path to victory that's a scenario that seems more and more unlikely by the day cnn's kylie atwood is covering the haley campaign for us is in south carolina, and kylie well, listen what we've heard from nikki haley over the last few days is her continuing to beat this drum of determination on the campaign >> trail, even though we've seen many polls holes including a poll out today that show her behind former president trump here in her home state of south carolina by 30, 35 points

eventually the math will be impossible for the one quick thing i will add on the bill bradley example is no, he didn't win. but you know that in 2000 democrats, many of them fairly unfairly blamed bill bradley for hurting al gore and ultimately making it difficult in 2000. well, we don't know if that's really when we know what silly. oh, come on. no. i mean, they can say about nikki haley, they want but bill bradley did anyway, that's the well, that's not revisit. well, let's let's go through as a whole butterfly ballot thing, we could go into anderson will let you guys fight amongst yourselves going to read on how the south carolina results are playing in the next 2024 battleground, seen as gary tuchman is in detroit with voters who plan to take part in the michigan republican primary, which is this coming tuesday, gary that's right. that's the next primary anderson this tuesday here in the state of michigan. >> and we're not only >> with voters were with voters who are american heroes. these people are members of the veterans of foreign wars post 45, 53, and southwest detroit. it's

my own call -- my uncle, president kennedy, was asked by one of his best friend, bill bradley, what do want on your gravestone? he said, "he kept the peace." he said "the primary job of the president of the united states is to keep the country out of war." [applause] he said that he didn't want an african child when they heard the word "the united states of america," to think of a man with a gun and a uniform. he wanted them to think of a peace corps volunteer. he wanted them to think of the kennedy milk. [applause] he wanted them to think of the kennedy milk program that gave nutrition to millions of children around the world who were malnourished and hungry. he wanted them to think of the alliance for progress and usaid which my uncle launched, to put america on that side of the board all over the world, so those countries could enjoy the benefits of democracy like we did. not impose democracy at the barrel of a gun. -- not imposed democracy at the barrel of a gun. to model a. [applause] the exemplary nation that america was supposed to be. we invented modern democracy in 1780. by 18

museum of history, absolutely right. basketball over 200 in 1964, american bill bradley won olympic goldand 5 years later he won this title, world champion, no, let there be an nba champion then. this is the correct answer. he won the title with new york knicks. there are only two holders of all these titles in history, the building and structure cost 200, this parisian basilica took almost 40 years to build, one of its attractions is the largest bell in france, weighing almost 19 tons. absolutely right, and the building costs 100. recently, at the shartazh station, within the boundaries of this ural city with a million population, the first capsule station in russia was built, the building is completely autonomously assembled according to the principle of a designer, chelyabinsk, no, this is yekaterinburg, that’s right marina. i sum it up: -400 to artyom’s score, 3.5 to marina’s, 11:100 for alexander, the third round is ahead. the rich taste of princess nuri tea gives warmth and warms hearts, uniting the whole family. tea princess nuri - the magic of heat. israeli citizen sobchak, who h

supplement brand. >>> rolling along, an american story, it's a one-man show in which former senator, bill bradleyhampionships in the 1970s with the new york knicks, to representing the great state of new jersey in the united states senate for three terms. to challenging vice president, al gore. in a democratic presidential nomination in 2000. >> good rebounds, bradley. good. beautiful teamwork. the new nba champion! >> i wanted the things i think you talk about was what's next for the government. what about that? >> at some time in my life, i would like to work for the government. >> i chose politics because i saw how government made millions of lives better. i wanted to know america, like i once knew the seams of a basketball. the challenge of al gore for the democratic nomination. i knew it would be tough, but like the button and our campaign said, bradley has had the long shots before! >> the beautiful paradox of america's. that we are many. that we are individual. that we are different. but that we are one. >> and the basketball hall of famer, and former united states senator joins us now. se

former senator bill bradley, congratulations on the film.n look like to serve this country. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be on. thank you, joe, mika, all of you, thank you for having me. >> great to see you. >>> how about some final thoughts, joe and mika, in our remaining seconds? >> well, i just -- i just want to underline what the senator said, and that is that public service -- people can make such a huge difference if they go in there with a servant's heart, like a senator bradley did. and i just pray he's right, that there are a lot of people in washington that can have that servant's heart. >> we'll leave it right there that does it for us this morning. we'll see you tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. eastern. ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now. >>> right now on "ana cabrera reports," breaking news on capitol hill, where we are about to hear from the house speaker with republicans set to vote today and move forward in their push to impeach the secretary of homeland security. do they have the votes to do w

do in the book, you can look at all of the new generation of democrats, people, paul tsongas, bill bradley, all of these sort of you, even even richard gephardt essentially saying need as democrats to to business on this. there's quote i want to read because this is this is well, first of all, your song is just saying, you know, the economy will work best when private industry leads the way that was an idea that would not have even five years earlier. it's going to be a santa is to do a song. yeah but the one i love most actually the column. at the frog all songs and we're going to the quote i found that i think best expresses kind of like the cold logic and democratic calculation in kind of moving in a business direction actually came from a big neo liberal thinker in the early eighties who 20 years later wound up being my boss charlie peters. he said, peters wow. he said, arguing why democrats should in a business direction. he said, you to respect what's good about the businessman while at the same time remaining aware that they can be shifts. so i mean, to me to me, you know, these dem

so look, i think that joe i did a podcast that's up right now with bill bradley and he told a great story about joe biden confronting one of the russian leader's back in the early the '80s and slamming his hand down on the table and saying, come on, lexi, i don't know what i can say on the show, but it's the come on, alexey, don't shoot. don't shoot a show. and that is actually biden. i mean, biden is chippy and i think we hear that he's saying these things in fundraisers. why isn't he saying it in public? i think what biden needs to do is really confront trump in a very kind of colloquial way. and in ways that will go viral so short phrases like acting like a doesn't make you strong things like that that are very much biden-esque i think we'll get we'll get play in social media. and i would encourage so in that sense, i would encourage biden to be biden and i think that it also shows more strength and being more in the moment. now, you'd get out of control, so you'd worry about that if you were in aid. but i think that that would be important. >> ashley very briefly, has he been doing th

. >> will give tammy murphy: the first person i ever gave political contribution to was bill bradley.f you look at any donations i have made i have given significantly more to democrats over time than others. i have spent the last 10 years helping build up the democratic party and i have done it in new jersey serially. i've gone to every county, i have acted as a surrogate and knocked on doors and gotten out the vote and done canvas lunches. i have helped build up the party and i will continue to be there going forward. >> my last question is about abortion and what you might accomplish in the senate on that. basically the same question on the issue of gun control, both of you would like to see better safety legislation. what will you concretely do to accomplish that? andy kim: i will continue to do what i've done in the house of representatives, which is take on the issue full force. i with -- i was proud to vote for universal background checks for gun safety and voted on the assault weapons ban and helped vos on it passing through law the act in the aftermath of the massacre in uval

. >> bill bradley played at princeton. >> he was still really good. >> he played with the knicks. he was with princeton where he talked about shooting from anywhere. he knew if the rim was off by an inch or something because he would take the shots. that's the fall. you know because you are doing the math and physics in your head. >> there is a guy or girl in front of you. the arc. someone sent me steph curry with five in a row full court. >> i saw the shot yesterday where he hit from the tunnel. >> five in a row full court. >> he can shoot from anywhere. he has taken shots from the stands. >> i don't know. i would say we want to check out that brain to see how it works. maybe in 80 years. >> einstein's brain. >> yeah. >>> when we come back, doordash revenue and guidance is beating expect expectations, but the stock is pulling back. we will talk to the analyst about the big moves of gig economy stocks. >>> and later, we will speak to general david petraeus about the nuclear threat from russia in space. "squawk box" will be right back. >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored b

relationship between wade and fulton county district attorney fani willis, attorney terrence bradley has been billed as the star witness for defense attorneys trying to disqualify willis office. and get the case dismissed. but he previously declined to answer certain questions citing privilege concerns during hearings two weeks go and try to me now, is race and politics reporter for the associated press, matt brown, mca morning. it's wonderful to have you here in studio. this emergency hearing expected to happen this afternoon. should we expect bradley to take the stand? i mean, what are you listening for here? >> yes. so given what happened earlier this week, we're just yesterday, bradley, while met and closed door hearings with judge scott mcafee's about the potential protections that he has under attorney-client privilege it is it was determined then that some of the statements that bradley may have made on the stand in less elastic weeks, it goes hearings in february 15 and 16th, that he did not have to testify, may have overstated the case, shall we say? so in this situation, i'm going by overs

i found those not >> bradley nathan wade's former law partner was billed by the defense as the star witness, who would provide proof that wade and the fulton county district attorney, fani willis, lied about when their romantic relationship started. bradley testifying. he was just speculating in text messages to a defense attorney where he said the two absolutely were dating before he was hired, did you lie to ms merchant when you told her facts about mr. wade and willis's relationship? >> not that i recall. i don't recall ever whether any of it was a lie or not. >> the defense trying to determine if willis hired wade to lead the georgia election subversion case when they were already together or after, as both willis and wade have testified, what did nathan wade tell you about the relationship? >> i recall him stating that at some point they were dating i can't tell you what date that was. it was made in confidence. >> willis herself was pressed about the timing at an earlier hearing. >> when did you start getting it was right around then april 20, 2022. around the i don't know, like it's

bill: maybe. she will not be testifying today. the next witness will be terrance bradley. he is at a doctor's appointment right now and he will be available at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. so that's about 47 minutes from now. that's where it stands. that's the where it's laying in fulton county right now. >> dana: there is also this today. >> we've all just received reports that alexei navalny has died in russia. this is, of course, terrible news which we are working to confirm. my prayers are which his family, including his wife, who is with us today, and if confirmed, this would be a further sign of putin's brutality. whatever story they tell, let us be clear, russia is responsible. and we'll have more to say on this later. >> dana: russian officials announced this morning that critic and opposition leady navalny has died in prison. he was jailed three years ago on charges politically motivated to say the left. alex hogan is in london with the latest. >> as we know, new breaking news coming out about alexei navalny reportedly dying in prison. the fierce critic of vladimir pu

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bill colby asked for that purpose. >> we have to discuss whether that's a collateral issue altogether. >> i just think we will but -- >> okay. >> you said you aware of the contracts mr. bradleycampbell had with the fulton county district attorney's office correct? >> yes, sir. >> how did you become aware of the? >> just to conversation. >> conversation with his? >> mr. bradley mr. campbell. >> so you were you ares with mr. bradley not related to attorney-client privilege, correct? >> related to the contracts come yes. >> but you have conversations, even though as understood correctly, mr. bradley was your attorney at the time, correct? >> at what time? >> at the time that mr. bradley received his contract from the cannibals would be beginning agenda or in january 2021, right? >> is at the day of his contract? >> pretty close. >> i don't know what the date of this contract was but if they were after the date of the filing of the divorce, then yeah. >> i'm not talking about, i'm not talking about after the date of the filing of divorce. it's been represented to the court that you had an attorney-client relationship with mr. bradley from 2015 forward, correct? >> that is correc

bill: karl, stand by. professor stand by. let's drop on in here and get a sense of what's happening in fulton county. >> more importantly, representation was made to the court that miss merchant spoke to mr. bradleyr. bradley represented that he had firsthand knowledge from speaking to several witnesses that he would be able to impeach with the statements she represented. that is the relationship prior to mr. wade being appointed special prosecutor and that there was issues of cohabitation that he would be able to directly impeach those witnesses. that is false. speaking with mr. cheap yeah those are misrepresentations not true. they are for the purpose of harassment and undue burden to the district attorney and renew our motion to quash. the only hearing we should be having is a hearing as it relates to sanctions for the defense counsel's lack of candor that is required by not only statutory law and professional rules of responsibility and case law and we ask we move into a hearing that is related to the sanctions due to misrepresentation and flagrant falsehoods that have been spread throughout the world in an effort to affect this case and keep it from moving forward. with that, your honor, tha

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the senate border bill released this week and votes this week, your thoughts on it. radley in georgia supports it. -- bradleyn georgia supports it. caller: i would like to say that i wish america -- really, republicans -- know that it has never been about the border. they do not care about the border. it is about republican party helping vladimir putin and s backstabbing ukraine. this is what it is all about. they don't care about the border. if you want to fix the border crisis, arrest people who hire these immigrants.i cannot believe people cannot see it. this is like a whole big joke, like they are playing chess and we're playing checkers, arguing about the border, tearing ourselves apart, when we are about to let ukraine get run over by russia. i cannot believe people cannot see this. it is a scam. republicans do not care about the border. host: ok. kevin in indiana, on our oppose line. caller: good morning. yes, i opposed this, in spite of people like your caller from maryland previously raising, i think, some points of merit. the problem i see with this legislation is that i have problems with the repu