take a listen. >> bill weld is in this for the long hall and beyond my wildest dreams bill weld is my running mate and look, we don't thinket side offers the alternative that americans really want. weld himself did say he has no plans on dropping out and if that did it wou

>> i think it's fair to say what we saw with him yesterday was between bill weld and gary johnson, billweld has a lot firmer grasp on foreign policy than gary johnson does. he came across tentative and a little vague. i think it's a big problem. this is a key moment for him. this is going to get a lot of attention, the wrong kind of attention. i don't know whether it's strictly speaking disqualifying because in some ways, donald trump has done 10 or 15 things that are worse. but it's problematic if you are trying to break through. obviously, you can only say the obvious things. it's not great. >> elites will pay a lot of attention to it. "the view" was talking about it. he's handling it okay. we need to hear maybe a little more from governor weld, see how he comes in and buttresses. i don't think he's dead. i think because we have two candidates in this race who have gone through a lot worse in their own ways, i think he can come back. he needed momentum to get into the first debate. this isn't great for momentum. he needs to get better known. he's better known now. he will be on broadc

we showed you johnson, now we will talk about bill welds. ng about his relationship with friends in high places, highest out of the m democratic party and nominee , hillary clinton. bill: i like them both. bill clinton was my favorite governor in the 1990's. i have known mrs. clinton since she was hillary rodham. we both worked on the nixon impeachment. she was majority staff, i was minority staff. we worked closely on the ground in impeachment of the president. that is an unforgettable experience. i've had good experience with them over the years. mark: tell us about your kids. where do they live and what do they like? bill: i have eight kids. i have been married twice. teddy roosevelt's great-granddaughter for five years. we have two in california, one in the foreign service, one in baltimore, one in boston. 3 stepchildren. i have been married to a former writer of the washington post, magazine editor. and our three kids, one in california, one in washington. and my body man here, marshall bradley, is my stepson. mark: so when the welds get

currently, it is bill weld and myself. it is the libertarian party. right and the middle on all of this. mr. shabazz: what you say to this individual in the audience right now who is listening to this conversation, that says, i really like this year he johnson guy. he makes a lot of sense. -- iou know, third-party don't know. i feel like the guy cannot win and i am wasting a vote. what you tell that person? mr. johnson: that is key to all of this. the notion that you might be able to win. believeand we still that we will run the table on this but to win, we have to be in the presidential debate. expected to garner more viewership than the super bowl. cannot win unless you are in the presidential debate. you cannot be in the presidential debate unless you are at 50% and you cannot be at 15% unless you are on the top line of the polls. 100% of the media start off by the top- i reporting line. 70% of america do not know that we are in the race. what i say to those that would say -- that is a wasted vote. a wasted vote is voting for someone you do not bel

scenario three, bill weld and i, libertarians, get elected. [applause] mr.nson: bipartisan administration, democrats, republicans, libertarians, everyone can be libertarian leaning but calling out to both sides to come to the middle and deal with the issues we are facing in the country. i think the third scenario is the only scenario that even has the remote possibility of succeeding. i think it goes beyond remote. i think it has a chance of succeeding in a big way changing the course of the country moving forward. libertarians, common sense, keep government out of the pocket book and out of the bedroom. [applause] mr. johnson: a pledge on both bill and my part to submit a balanced budget to congress. that is about future generations, your kids and their kids. if we do not balance the budget, we will get it all but you have got to pay for it all? that is not fair at all. these are going to be tough issues. the outcome of that is that it will not be available for anyone. we can save social security but there are some reforms that have to happen with social se

bill weld furloughed state employees the first day in office. he was a republican that served in a state that is 4-1 democrat. certainty that government will get smaller. taxes simplified. taxes lowered. in that kind of environment, i think that creates confidence. i think the economy grows with that. reducing spending, which we have not talked about is so important in this equation. look, bill weld and i are pledging to submit a balanced budget to congress, a template for how you balance the budget in 100 days. what is the significance of a balanced legit? -- balanced budget? it is for the kids i spoke with this morning. my generation will get health care and retirement -- and they have to pay for this? no. and you do nothing about the entitlements of social security, medicaid -- reforms are needed to reduce or make them actual warily sound. military. our pledge is invincible national defense. that does not mean that the defense department is not 20% overblown. the pentagon itself in the mid-1990's, requisitioned the black commission. many of y

if you don't recognize them, the tall guy on the left is vice presidential candidate bill weld. the shorter one is former new mexico governor and presidenti right now, they can stroll through a park unmolested by the press and the public. their rallies usually attract only a few hundred people. but they can still make some noise, and are not without enthusiastic support. >> gary, gary, gary! >> bill weld: the next president of the united states, gary johnson. >> gary johnson: you rock. you rock. thank you. >> kroft: why are you doing this? >> weld: i feel it's something of a patriotic duty, given how the election season is unfolding. we feel a responsibility to offer the country sort of a sober, sensible alternative. >> johnson: has life in this country ever been better? >> kroft: they are not political neophytes. each one won two terms as republican governors in heavily democratic states. do you really think you have a chance to win? >> johnson: neither of us would be doing this if we didn't think that that was a possibility. >> kroft: let me be a little skeptical here. i mean,

>> bill weld: the next president johnson. ( applause ) >> gary johnson: you rock. you rock. thank you. >> one-three-zero. one-one-zero. water peak. eight-four. >> martin: the u.s.s. "kentucky," rising to the surface off the coast of hawaii. nearly two football fields long, it is the deadliest engine of destruction in the american arsenal, able to carry almost 200 nuclear warheads atop the missiles loaded beneath those you'd be a nuclear power. >> that's true. yes, sir. >> martin: there's a new cold war brewing between the u.s. and russia, and tonight, you'll see what it looks like from inside strategic command headquarters. >> holly williams: in the remote hills of eastern china, this is a magic kingdom that not even walt disney could have dreamed up. it's called hengdian world studios, and at over 7,000 acres, it's the largest film lot on the planet. you're going to use hollywood directors, hollywood stars... >> yes. >> williams ...to make english- language films to compete with hollywood? >> yes. >> williams: and make global blockbusters? >> yes. i think we'll be doing it

bill weld: they are not being bipartisan.es, that would go out of existence. mark: that would not get you in the debates. bill weld: not in september, not in time for the debate. firstjohn: would you go for a lawsuit against the commission? bill weld: i think public opinion is going to be more important than any lawsuit. i'm going to make a lot of noise every day between now and november 8. it will be on a whole constellation of issues, are you beyond the powers of your charter? are you being faithful to your supposed mission of educating the voters of the united states? or are you part of the washington brainwashing scheme? john: there are two more debate s scheduled currently. if you don't make it to the first debate, do you keep pressing on to get into the other debates? gary johnson: absolutely. the way things are ratcheting right now, if they announce the debates in seven or eight days, that could reverse itself. so, nothing can be in concrete because this is a moving target. i will tell you, we have a lot of momentum go

. >> kroft: if you don't recognize them, the tall guy on the left is vice presidential candidate bill weld. the shorter one is former new mexico governor and presidential nominee gary johnson. their rallies usually attr only a few hundred people. but they can still make some noise, and are not without enthusiastic support. >> gary, gary, gary! >> bill weld: the next president of the united states, gary johnson. ( applause ) >> gary johnson: you rock. you rock. thank you. >> one-three-zero. one-one-zero. water peak. eight-four. >> martin: the u.s.s. "kentucky," rising to the surface off the coast of hawaii. it is the deadliest engine of destruction in the american arsenal, able to carry almost 200 nuclear warheads atop the missiles loaded beneath those hatches. if this boat were a country, you'd be a nuclear power. >> that's true. yes, sir. >> martin: there's a new cold war brewing between the u.s. and russia, and tonight, you'll see what it looks like from inside strategic command headquarters. >> holly williams: in the remote hills of eastern china, this is a magic kingdom that not even u

bill weld is an incredibly impressive guy. t of people have asked the question, why isn't bell weld on the top of this ticket? he is in impressive guy that knows a lot about foreign policy. he was a popular governor in the blue state of massachusetts. i always thought he had a national future 20 years ago. mark: as far as i know he has not weighed in on this alepppo f lap. date will be interesting to see when he talks about it and how he handles it. johnson, you ask him why he is doing this, and he says he doesn't want to leave any stone unturned. i feel like bill wells feels like this is a joyride, like gary johnson said, come do this thing with me and it's the last chance to be in the national conversation. i can't imagine that he's not wringing his hands over what happened with his running mate today. mark: our thanks to governor's gary johnson and bill weld. john and i will be right back. ♪ john: on bloomberg politics.com, check out more from our latest polls of voters without a college degree. mark: some craziness in the t

>> bill weld: the next president of the united states, gary johnson. ( applause ) >> gary johnson: you rock. you rock. thank you. >> one-three-zero. one-one-zero. water peak. eight-four. >> martin: the u.s.s. "kentucky," rising to the surface off the coast of hawaii. it is the deadliest engine of destruction in the american arsenal, able to carry almost 200 nuclear warheads atop the missiles loaded beneath those hatches. if this boat were a country, you'd be a nuclear power. >> that's true. yes, sir. >> martin: there's a new cold war brewing between the u.s. and russia, and tonight, you'll see what it looks like from inside strategic command headquarters. >> holly williams: in the remote hills of eastern china, this is a magic kingdom that not even up. it's called hengdian world studios, and at over 7,000 acres, it's the largest film lot on the planet. you're going to use hollywood directors, hollywood stars... >> yes. >> williams ...to make english- language films to compete with hollywood? >> yes. >> williams: and make global blockbusters? >> yes. i think we'll be doing it in the

right now gary johnson and bill weld are getting 9%. jill stein is getting 3%. johnson and weld in particular, they may realize the impact they are having here? >> i know bill weld for a long time and i know how much he despises donald trump. he worked with hillary clinton on the itch peachment committee of richard neckson. he has known her many years. he has respect for her. weld sats he got into this race as real aur alternative. he no longer is a real alternative. and i believe there could be some pressure brought on him to say the hello health with this libbertarian stuff for right no. that's another day to fight for libbertarianism. right now we have to keep donald trump out of the white house. i think he might do it. he might campaign for her. he might go out and talk to those millennials who are indeed peeling away from hillary clinton in a dangerous way. there is a story in the wreath journal today how she has lost a huge number of millennials and it is a hurting her overrule numbers. weld to be the key to this. >> why do you believe that it is weld and j

gary johnson and bill weld.hink the threshold is too high, but the issue is we are not included in any topline polls. johnson, trump, clinton, that doesn't occur, period. if we were on the top one smart, with the at 20% minimum. i said it humorously before and i mean it, if mickey mouse for the third name included with trump and clinton, mickey would be at 30%. mickey is not on the ballot in all 50 states and we are. john: if you accept the notion that 15% is the standard you are trying to reach, your advertising and a lot of western, mountain states, right? why spend money in sparsely populated states instead of going national? bill: we are at 15 percent, 19%, 25% in those states. the republican cochair on the commission of debate say it may be running well above 50% in swing states. gary is running in double digits in 40 states. he was at 13% yesterday in the washington post he leads among millennials, he is second among independents. it is not like we are way down there. the 15% number is arbitrary. to me, th

i didn't think it was that bad. >> governor bill weld spoke to college students. he was more defensive. he recently lobbied met -- mitt romney. he said at first -- he probably has not read the newspapers. >> minutes later, i'm not sure you're going to sell the public on the fact that someone can't remember the name of the town in syria as the worst thing. we will have to see. >> are you to assume you knew this? >> you can assume that. his humor has always been his best weapon. i looked that up. the odds of getting on the debates are better than 50-50. >> there is a book with that title? >> it is. >> more than 40 dead birds. >> the investigation underway >> a flight between london and orlando, it has been day verdict of a passenger. the passenger has been taken off of the plane. take off again. flights are likely to change because of unruly passenger. anchor: a strange mystery, 40 dead birds found on bakersfield street. the birds are grackles. they have been sent to the state lab for testing. and a cat has been euthanized. ben: section of the north cemetery. if you

and i was the one that first reported i think that bill weld i believe is thinking about dropping oute if it looks like he and gary johnson might get donald trump elected. weld decembz spices trump. i don't think he's made up his mind, but it's certainly a point if it looks like spices trump. i don't think he's made up his mind, but it's certainly a point if it looks likespices trump. i don't think he's made up his mind, but it's certainly a point if it looks likezes trump. i don't think he's made up his mind, but it's certainly a point if it looks likeses trump. i don't think he's made up his mind, but it's certainly a point if it looks like that it would help touchdown and he would go help hillary clinton. so stay tuned on that. >> interesting. let's talk about the last seven days of hillary clinton's campaign. her near collapse last sunday. off the campaign trail for several days and now back on. has she fully recovered in a political and media sense from what happened last weekend? >> i don't know the answer to that question because there is a much larger question about the overal

you know, i do still believe bill weld and i can win. it ends up to be always an argument over the lesser of two evils. it always ends up to be an argument of why waste your vote. a wasted vote is voting for somebody that you don't believe in. so we are offering an alternative here and i'm proud of that alternative. fiscally conservative, socially inclusive, skeptical of our military interventions that have resulted in a less safe world. and bill weld and myself, libertarian nominees, look, we're the free market guys. we do believe in free trade. >> so as a former republican, tell me this. first of all, how do you explain what you think is going on in the party right now? and you're pulling a lot of hillary clinton voters as well. >> well, i was in new hampshire. i was in iowa. and what i witnessed -- this was in the 2012 cycle, what i witnessed is that 30% of republicans believe the scourge of the earth is mexican immigration. and it was my voice out there that said this is a political boogeyman, it doesn't exist. the deportation of 11

>> bill weld: the next president of the united states, gary johnson. ( applause ) >> gary johnson: you rock. you rock. thank you. >> one-three-zero. one-one-zero. water peak. eight-four. >> martin: the u.s.s. "kentucky," rising to the surface off the coast of hawaii. nearly two football fields long, destruction in the american arsenal, able to carry almost 200 nuclear warheads atop the missiles loaded beneath those hatches. if this boat were a country, you'd be a nuclear power. >> that's true. yes, sir. >> martin: there's a new cold war brewing between the u.s. and russia, and tonight, you'll see what it looks like from inside strategic command headquarters. >> holly williams: in the remote hills of eastern china, this is up. it's called hengdian world studios, and at over 7,000 acres, it's the largest film lot on the planet. you're going to use hollywood directors, hollywood stars... >> yes. >> williams ...to make english- language films to compete with hollywood? >> yes. >> williams: and make global blockbusters? >> yes. i think we'll be doing it in the next one or two years. >> i'm

no bill weld is in this for the long haul. wildest dreams bill weld is my running mate and look, we don't think either side office the alternative that americans really want. and it's a combination of being fiscally conservative. small government. i don't think hillary offers that. i think bill is really concerned that hillary is going to grow government, taxes are going to go up, and that there has been pay to play. there's been pay to play and really big questions on these e-mails that for bill weld have recently been raised. so, no. no chance bill weld drops out. we're in this for the long haul. we still think there's an opportunity to win. of course it would be to be in these last couple of debates. >> yeah. >> you know, the fact that i didn't have to do the first debate, gosh, and still get elected, maybe that will end up to be a positive. less work, huh? >> i like the silver lining. governor gary johnson. thanks so much for being on "new day." great to see you. let's get over to chris. >> all right, thank you very much.

i will say the same thing about bill weld. he cut taxes 21 times. i cut taxes 14 times. will weld for load state employees the first day in office. he was a republican that served in a state that is 4-1 democrat. certainty that government will get smaller. taxes simplified. taxes lowered. in that kind of environment, i think that creates onfidence. i think the economy grows with that. reducing spending, which we have not talked about is so important in this equation. look, bill weld and i are pledging to submit a balanced budget to congress, a template for how you balance the budget in 100 days. what is the significance of a balanced legit? - balanced budget? it is for the kids i spoke with this morning. my generation will get health care and retirement -- and they have to pay for this? no. and you do nothing about the entitlements of social security, medicaid -- reforms are needed to reduce or make them actual warily sound. military. our pledge is invincible ational defense. that does not mean that the defense department is not 20% overblown. the pentagon itself in the m

>> bill weld: the next president of the united states, gary johnson. ( applause ) >> gary johnson: you rock. you rock. thank you. >> one-three-zero. one-one-zero. water peak. eight-four. >> martin: the u.s.s. "kentucky," rising to the surface off the coast of hawaii.

john: a few people have a clue. >> that's gary johnson. >> a few people recognized bill weld. >> is the libertarian stance for they were more interested. >> governors howdy possibly compete when people don't know who you are? >> well the first presidenal debate is projected to have more viewership than the super bowl so there is no chance of his winning without being in that name but we believe that we are going to be in that game. john: why are you so confident? you are five points away. >> 70% of the people the country don't know who gary is. we will be spending money to increase our name recognition. john: 30 days is enough? >> i see it in fund-raising. it has picked up jim matt kuchar kuchar -- geometrically. gary is getting mobbed in airports and he wasn't before. else i read this the day it's announced that we are going to be in the debates were just not going to be until the end of september. it will probably be the first or second week of september on that day we will have saturation of the media coverage for the entire balance of the election season. [applause] >> by the time t

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take a listen. >> bill weld is in this for the long hall and beyond my wildest dreams bill weld is my running mate and look, we don't thinket side offers the alternative that americans really want. weld himself did say he has no plans on dropping out and if that did it wou libertarian ticket in a big way. >> if for some reason they catch fire and americans watch the first debate and don't like what they see and getting to the 15% mark for the debate they would get an opportunity to participate. >> fascinating stuff, ryan, thanks. >>> stay with cleveland 19 news for continuing coverage of campaign 2016 and can you find updates on cleveland19.com or of >> all right. another check and gorgeous forecast out there. sunshine and blue skies. jeff, keep it coming. >> i will. in fact, most of this week we will see nothing but sun out there. we will throw more cloud cover into the mix here thursday and friday. it is warm and dry. we will stay that way. cleveland 81. sandusky at 82 degrees. mansfield and wooster and do dinner. sit on the old patio. 76 at 7:00 and mild early this evening and sun

>> you mentioned bill weld, because weld clearly had some answers there, and this is a pattern whereot of people look at it and say, the libertarian ticket would be so much stronger now if bill weld were on the top of the ticket. the problem is, if you look at how the libertarian ticket is formed, it's this convention and just to get bill weld in that number two spot, it took gary johnson begging and by about six votes, they got weld on there. he was never going to get the top spot. but probably more marketable if he's there. >> trump did a local interview today and was asked a similar question. here's trump's answer. >> i think merkel is a really great world leader, but i was very disappointed that -- when she -- this move with the whole thing on immigration. i think it's a big problem and really, you know, to look at what she's done in the last year and a half, i was always a merkel person. i thought really fantastic. but i think she made a very tragic mistake a year and a half ago. >> that may be the most disciplined donald trump once -- he didn't say -- >> i was just about to --

and the libertarian ticket, gary johnson and bill weld, will be joining me later in the program.his week, johnson finally became a national name in the presidential race, but not for any reason he had hoped. the presidential candidate number flubbed a question on aleppo, syria, which he should have nailed. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo? >> about? >> aleppo. >> and what is aleppo? >> some have called his brain freeze a disqualifier. really? in comparison to his opponents? i don't agree. and i can't help but notice that in the "new york times" coverage of this error, the "times" had to make two corrections to its own reporting, because the newspaper misidentified aleppo. i know, we ask more from our presidents, but gary johnson's in good company. that's my point. look, it's doubtful that johnson will be the nation's 45th president or that bill weld will replace joe biden. but i think that americans would benefit from hearing their message of fiscal conservatism and social liberalism. they deserve to be on that debate stage. neither the republican nor democra

former governors gary johnson and bill weld say they provide a valid alternative. and say their message of personal responsibility, freedom, and a strong defense is picking up steam. >> both of us live by the notion i think the one unforgivable in life is hypocrisy, saying one thing and doing another. neither of us are hypocrites. shelley: you can watch the full interview with gary johnson and bill weld sunday morning at 10:00 on close up. tom: right now, salem police are deciding whether to file charges against a mother after her two-year-old daughter was run over. police were called to 75 south policy street apartment one yesterday evening. they say the mother gave her the car. but her two-year-old sister followed her outside. police say the 7-year-old somehow shifted the car into reverse and ran over the two-year-old's legs causing some broken bones and other injuries. >> children are inquisitive. they are going to do things when the parents are not looking that could potentially put themselves and others in danger. she put both her children in contacted and are

gary johnson and bill weld took to twitter to weigh in.y were shutout of the first presidential debate and they are holding out hope that they can work into debate number two. they have less than two weeks to do it. the massachusetts governor and candidate bill weld joining me now. you know the rules. the commission said you have to be at 15% to make it. you were not at 15% and didn't get in. do you think the 81 million people watching, the fact that they saw them and didn't see gary johnson, they think they have two choices? >> i looked at your numbers and they are exciting, but we reached 50 million people with the stuff we are pushing on social media. that's johnny carson material and maybe even top of the line for johnny. that's not an insignificant number of people. to the extent that we can get media attention to the fact that we represent a third way. if we are liberal and tolerant, we are different from the other two parties. we are for regime change and we have a big difference for fiscal and military policy. we have a lot to say

. >> asking bill weld about this today. >> pop quizzes on television are obviously not his forte butth of analysis and surprising lines of analysis are his forte, i think he just needs time to expound what he's thinking. >> don't think he didn't know the answer, just doesn't do well in the pop quiz format. >> that's an understatement. >> despite a few cringeworthy moments having impact on the race, especially with millennials. >> november 9th wake up to world with gary johnson as president of the united states. >> former massachusetts governor bill weld trying to get votes that spol polls show might otherwise go to hillary clinton more than trump. >> does it concern you your ticket could tilt the election and hand donald trump the presidency. >> that's a conjecture, hypothetical. i don't worry about that. >> perhaps but recent polling from bloomberg about millennials gives hillary clinton just a 4 point lead in a four-way race. in the same poll johnson-weld ticket gets 11% of the vote. >> you don't have fear of another nader, bush, gore situation. >> am i going to renounce my candida

watch this. >> there would be an examination of me and bill weld as who we are and what we have done and whole debate and not say anything -- >> what's with the tongue? he had the tongue. >> i don't know what he was trying -- was he trying to make a point? >> i think he's trying to be funny but this isn't funny. this is the problem. you're running for president. let us make the jokes. let joy and whoopi make the mistake. you're running for president. stop doing that with your tongue! with your tongue, make your tongue work for you instead of against you. >>> president obama suffered the first override of his presidency when congress rejected his veto of the 9/11 bill that would allow victims' families so sue the saudi arabian government for having a role in the 9/11 attacks. now, at the risk of getting a lot of heat for this, i find -- i'm not sure that it's a good idea because, a, the 9/11 commission did not prove that saudi arabia was complicit in this, and also does that open us up in vietnam, does it open us up with the iran -- >> and iraq. >> it's unprecedented. >> it's unpreced

bill weld and i are not looking to get elected king or dictator.e are looking to get elected president and vice president or planning a partnership, really something unique, getting two for the price of one. i think it's a real positive, but what you can count on, us being president and vice president, is certainty. and there will be certainty when it comes to tax policy. the taxes will get simpler. we will always sign on to making taxes simpler. [applause] gary johnson: we will always sign on to reducing taxes and reducing taxes is money out of your and my pocket that we could be spending on our lives as opposed to government knowing best. and then rules and regulations. contrary to what most people think, world and regulations benefit those that are already in places of power and influence and dissuade those of us who would like to compete with them ultimately. back to this equal opportunity level playing field. there are three scenarios in this upcoming election. let's see -- we elect trump. we elect clinton. [booing] does anybody believe that t

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of throwing the race to trump. >> bill weld is in this for the long haul, beyond my wildest dreams bill weld is my running mate. >> blair: johnston and weld are getting 10% of the vote in 90% of the polls but not enough to be part of the debate. >> elizabeth: now that his shop there in a couple of spots. tracking where that is for your evening drive and when it moving out tonight. >> blair: we just heard from the candidates on the bombings. up next at 4:00, we'll tell you how the investigation is shaping up next at 4:00, we'll tell you how the investigation is shaping introducing longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. only at longhorn steakhouse. >> blair: update to the breaking news right now. on a stretcher and in custody. here are the last few minutes, law enforcement told reuters, the man will be charged in five attempte m york city and seaside park new jersey. that arrest came after a shoot out with police this morning. >> in manhattan chelsea neighborhood despite that blast where 29 pe

libertarian vice-presidential candidate bill weld is in boston defending his running mate. this morning, gary johnson stunned people when a reporter asked him how he would deal with syria. >> what would you do if you were elected about allepo? >> about? allepo. >> and what is allepo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> >> mark: the awkward interview had the political world buzzing. late this afternoon. ted? >> the reporter: mark, bill weld spoke to us, and a small group of communications students here at emmerson college, even the students were curious about his running mate's apparent brain freeze today on national tv. with only 31% of u.s. voters able to identify him by name, libertarian presidential candidate, gary johnson, has been seeking media attention. >> we have to alt something unbelievable, doppler radar johnson just said. >> just not -- gary johnson just said. >> just not this type of media attention. >> what would you do if you were questioned about allepo. >> about? >> allepo. >> and what is allepo. >> you're kidding. >> no. >> the reporter: allepo, once the largest

bill weld, a card carrying member of the eastern establishment whose libertarian are still questioned by the true believers. until his nomination in may, he was a member of the extinct political species known as moderate republicans. >> you weren't a libertarian until a couple months ago? >> well i kiddconsidered myself libertarian since the 70s. people called me libertarian republican. they run a campaign and schedule that can change hourly. when weep were with them their version of a presidential ta. >> do you have a motorcade? >> no. >> do you stop for red lights? >> we do. >> do you have a campaign plane? >> no. no. >> we do fly commercial? >> do you have campaign headquarters? >> yes, we do. but if you want to the campaign headquarters you wouldn't find any bed there. because, this is, this is social media. >> come on. get selfie ready here. let's do it. >> reporter: they have a big presence on the internet. and have 50 million johnson and weld are good friends and plan a co-presidency sharing the same staff. on the campaign trail they stay at each other's homes. they have tried

i hope voters get on see former gop governors gary johnson and bill weld on the debate stages this fallain, the significance here, not an endorsement but gary johnson and bill weld, the libertarian ticket need to be at 15% in the average of polls by the middle of this month to get a spot in these presidential debates. mitt romney has a personal connection here. he helped bill weld, the massachusetts -- excuse me, the massachusetts governor helped him get sue politics 20 years ago. that's getting some people talking. we wanted to share that with you. we'll take a quick break here. please stay with me. the colonel will give us a the tour. how deep is the divide this year? new numbers to tell you about on that front. and right now, just across town, here in new york city, donald trump speaking to the conservative party of new york state. they've got an event tonight. this is his final event before heading straight over here for tonight's commander in chief forum. that's getting underway less than 90 minutes from now. hillary clinton, by the way, she lost the coin toss so she will go first.

scenario three, bill weld and i, libertarians, get elected.plause] bipartisan: administration, democrats, republicans, libertarians, everyone can be libertarian leaning but calling out to both sides to come to the middle and deal with the issues we are facing in the country. i think the third scenario is the only scenario that even has the remote possibility of succeeding. i think it goes beyond remote. i think it has a chance of succeeding in a big way changing the worst of the country moving forward. libertarians, common sense, keep government out of the pocket book and out of the bedroom. [applause] a pledge on both bill and my part to submit a balanced budget to congress. that is about future generations, your kids and their kids. budget, not balance the we will get it all but you have got to pay for it all? that is not fair at all. these are going to be tough issues. the outcome of that is that it will not be available for anyone. we can save social security but there are some reforms that have with social security and doing nothing is no

tall guy on the left is vice presidential candidate, bill weld, the shorter one is former new mexico governor and presidential nominee, gary johnson. right now they can stroll through a park unmolested by the their rallies usually attract only a few hundred people. but they can still make some noise. and are not without enthusiastic supporters. >> gary, gary, gary. >> the next president of the united states, gary johnson. >> you rock. you rock. why are you doing this? >> i think we would do a really good job. >> i feel something of a patriotic duty. given how thele unfolding. we feel a responsibility to -- to offer the country sort of a sober sensible alternative. >> has life in this country ever been better? >> they're not political knee fie neophytes. each won two terms as governors in democratic states. >> do you think you have a chance to win? >> neither of us would be doing this if we didn't think that was a possibility. here. right now. >> we expected no less. >> the people that do this for a living. that try and -- do polling and public opinion surveys. some of the most promin

tall guy on the left is vice presidential candidate, bill weld, the shorter one is former new mexico governor and presidential nominee, gary through a park unmolested by the press and the public. their rallies usually attract only a few hundred people. but they can still make some noise. supporters. without enthusiasti- >> gary, gary, gary. >> the next president of the united states, gary johnson. >> you rock. you rock. why are you doing this? >> i think we would do a really good job. >> i feel something of a patriotic duty. given how the election season is unfolding. we feel a responsibility sober sensible alternative. >> has life in this country ever been better? >> they're not political knee neophytes. each won two terms as governors in democratic states. >> do you think you have a chance to win? >> neither of us would be doing this if we didn't think that was a possibility. >> we expected no less. >> the people that do this for a living. that try and -- do polling and public opinion surveys. some of the most prominent experts. put your chances at less than 1%. >> less than 1%. >>