in works has been criticized as a political move to remain a part of the country president bush kerry publicly apologized to our bureau last family and declared the new democracy. but how strong is the countries that will kristie want to nigeria bring. their own government it's better than the military during the military era we couldn't sit down like this we'd be terrified but democracy gives us peace of mind everything we've told them that we want they've not done it that is what is taking us backwards we're not satisfied because they haven't given us what we want once you're through what thank you very much sir so as you've heard not many nigerians are happy with the country's current democracy many of them feel like the government doesn't pay attention to their requests doesn't appear to be our voice now this is a flyer from 1903 campaign flyer. and it says 93 farewell to poverty this was a major point back in 93 i want to talk to young people who were born around that time young people like me i want to ask them do they feel like there is anything to be hopeful about in nigeria t

dukakis was ahead 16 points over father bush. kerry was a double dij et lead over son bush. at this point mean nothing. primaries are state by state events. trump isn't in a primary. >> sandra: it makes it difficult to look at the polls and know what's going on. how do you run is against it? joe biden trying to take on criticism of his age and being out of touch with all this. he said this. i know the new left tells me that this is old-fashioned. guess what? if we can't reach a consensus in our system, what happens? it encourages and demands the abuse of power by a president. joe biden yesterday. how do you run against president trump after seeing the crowd size last night and the fundraising numbers this morning? >> just the way joe biden has done it from the beginning from that first video announcement. he is already running against donald trump. against what he calls the chaos, the ugliness, the disunity, the partisanship. he wants to bring america together again and make america moral again. those will be his themes and less inequality which donald trump has not dealt wi

bush. the minute john kerry won iowa everything changed. they wanted to unify and beat bush. i think that dynamic that we saw way back then is something to keep in mind when we get closer to the caucus date early next year. >> another thing is the whole issue of abortion and how that relates to joe biden. they were in the field through wednesday. it was wednesday that the report first broke that story that he had supported the hyde amendment. they have all in one way or another voted for the hyde amendment because it has been in so many big reconciliation bills, but he actually voiced support for the hyde amendment for the federal ban on money for abortions, federal funds. >> right. >> then he flipped on third night in atlanta. and the poll had closed by then. that won't be reflected in this poll. >> it's not reflected in this poll, but it's a great example about how joe biden does not necessarily his policies and positions don't fit with the current democratic party the way that it did before. i mean, we saw steve talk about the '04 elections. it reminded me a little bit of

in 2004, george bush beat john kerry. these are all really close.nted to do orlando because they knew they would get a big crowd. but at same time, when you regger is for one of these rallies you get all sorts of information that the campaign can use. they want to hoover up as much as they can. >> i think brad parscale and team on the campaign are doing an excellent job using data, social media, the same way the president used twitter in 2016, continues to use it today. his people are. svp to the rallies. they're signing up not just for attending but signing up for updates, news, information. it will allow the campaign as we get into next year to talk to those people, give them messages, turn them out. ask them to volunteer, participate in this historic event. steve: sure. energywise, would you say that last night was on par with the kickoff four years ago or a little over that top? >> well, i think last night wasn't just a kickoff, it wasn't just a rally. last night was a celebration. in fact i thought it was interesting, the president kept using t

bush in 2004 and republicans hated barack obama in 2012 but that did not get john kerry or mitt romneyelected. you ha to also love your candidate. jane: all the supporters i talked to last night say they adore him. who in the democratic field can match the ability to pull a crowd? jay: right now we are testing that out. joe biden is obviously the front runn at this point but he do not have huge love from the base. this is a base that is looking for someone to fall in loveha with, somebodywill turn the page. they kind of love bernie and the revolution, but maybe it is elizabeth warren or someone else, buthey love the energy of the revolution and they want boso was a little bit purase to theideals. polls? jane: what do we make of the polls?e supporters wlling me that voters don't believe them or they don't tell the truth when they ask who they are voting for. they don't necessarily say they like trump.ha jay:has always been the case. you look at the polling in the 2016 election and everyone had a donald trump losing because nowa ons to admit they are voting for donald trump, and, two, po

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bush jr. because they could have a beer with him. they didn't like john kerrye was wearing a killy suit when he was windsurfing. you want to sit down and have a beer with him. somebody that would be a good leader. issues is only a way to display your leadership. people get a sense and want to know who you are. they know you get them and care about them. that's why pennsylvania is so easy for biden and difficult for trump. the blue collar workers in their guts understand that biden gets them. period. that's why it works. >> let's work on those things. have a beer first and other things for you. >> yeah, look. when obama and leider and i got together after our golf game, i said you guys need to work it out. it got close. >> we're going to have a beer soon, too. >> thank you, john. (woman) paul, my husband and i need new phones and we're looking to save money. (paul) sprint has a great deal. double the fun. lease the latest iphone and get an iphone xr on us. (woman) the iphone xr has an amazing camera. get in here! (paul) oh. yeah. (woman) i'm switching to sprint.

bush in 2006 where there was an onslaught of media.the president took the position of not fighting back. john kerry of the attack that they give on him on the incident did not fight back these guys got rolled in the presence opinion is i want to do. i will come after these guys with the level of viciousness they are coming after me. and then the issue is you are the president of the states. the leader of the free world. you've already won. so his response to be yeah but sometimes i need you in order to protect the presidency. i think that's where we are. >> actually save the presidency. i know he views the communications channel as crucial to getting his message out pillow, sarah huckabee sanders is leaving. he worked with her at the white house. i know you think very highly of her. do you think the battering she took the press being called a liar and sometimes outrageous personal abuse, she was chased out of a restaurant in virginia. took its toll in terms of her decision to leave? >> well you know listen, you have to put into context. she's got young children and is a 24/7 job and if you are burn

kerry sanders, nbc news. >> some breaking news tonight, the big events just announced breast cancer in some women. our medical doctor dr. john torres has that story. >> reporter: bushe's looking forward to spending more time with her family this summer. >> i was scared. i think anyone that hears those words cancer is fearful. am i going to be living, am i going to see my daughter grow up? >> reporter: but she survived thank to at doctors are calling a break through treatment for the most common form of advanced breast cancer. >> they'reiving significantly longer, and that's pretty phenomenal when we see that kind of result in the met static breast cancer setting. >> reporter: the toot a the annual meeting of the american society of clinical clinical oncology in chicago. the researchers study more than 600 premenopauseal late stage breast cancer patients under age 59 and found those who took a combinationf o hormone therapy and a daily dosage of the pill than women who got only hormone therapy. e drugs work together to limit the growth of cancer cells ssn slow disease progren. >> it's something we can treat in the way we treat diabetes or hiv. but the hope for longer s

bush, and what that meant in that race was that once somebody won a single caucus, iowa, john kerry,den lip he zoomed up like 30 or 40 points nationally and basically never looked back and i wonder if that kind of spirit is existing in today's democratic party, where this might look a bit jumbled, biden's in front, he's not a 50%, anything like that, but it's there for anybody to win one and the party to kind of unite. >> and the one thing -- joe biden's done two things really well. he has made the electability argument very well. for the last couple of years, every person i spoke to said, we just need somebody that can take the fight to trump. and that's exactly what biden has done from day one. he has kind of taken the fight to him. and in that way, he has made the ele elect kt argumenargument. i'm not going to take on all these other people, because we don't have time to waste. he made that argument last night at a fund raise end when he said, we can't be squabbling here, we have to actually get behind someone and go forward. >> big variable here, though, is biden so far relativel

bush because you could have a beer with him. and they didn't like al gore because he was huffing and puffing and they didn't like john kerry becauses wearing that silly suit while he was wind surfing. issues are only a way to display your leadership, but people get a sense -- they want to know who you are because once they know who you are and they know you get them and care about them, that's why pennsylvania is so easy for biden and difficult for trump because those blue collar workers understand that biden gets them, period. that's why it works. >> let's work on those things. we'll have a beer first, and then we can work on the other things for you. >> look, you know, one last thing. when obama, biden agot together after our golf game, we had a beer. i said you guys need to sit down and work these things out. you know what, they got close. i didn't get all the way there, but it got close. >> there's hope. we got to go -- >> we'll have a beer soon too, don. >> and it's on you. thank you, john. we'll be right back. >> thank you. to our lightest blondes. it nourishes while it colors. plus avocado, olive and shea. change a little,

bush. you got to go at him. you had others in the establishment going no, no, no, you need somebody with the proper resume, john kerryresume. do you see something here between biden and say the insurgents in this field? >> only a little bit. don't forget, in my -- my surge as insurgent came at the end of june in 2003 after we had outraise rad john kerry, the favorite. i actually didn't get on the debate stage till i was the favorite which was completely -- i was by far the most experienced serious candidate who was running. so for me, it was very, very different situation. i made a fair number of mistakes which is why i give the advice i do now. but yes, i do think that there's always this wish among democratic voters, do we get the most electable person, or do we get the person we really love. i think you've got to temper that with both in your -- look, i think the voters are usually right. i'm pretty optimistic about our chances. i don't know if they'll pick joe biden or somebody else or even somebody i think -- i expect two or three people to come out of the pack in the next two nights we haven't thought about yet

kerry did? will it seem like his views are archaic in comparison to folks like a cory booker or kamala? >> that is a good question for hillary clinton and jeb bushat biden is doing is running on a very specific kind of nostalgia. the problem is that it opens the door for people saying, if you want the talk about the past, about your record, you don't just get to talk about the eight years in the white house. we have to look at your senate record. that's not necessarily what we're doing. we do see democrats talking more and more about it. and i think they have said basically behind the scenes, we're not going to do it until the debate stages but they're going after him in a very explicit way by name on the debate stage. they have to soon. >> i can imagine. you look at booker there. they are all rehearsing their lines for the moment when they can turn to biden and say explain this. one of the interesting variables, they're not all going to be on the stage with biden. two nights, if you're in that ten, it is not on the stage with biden. tough cookies. >> that's the way it goes. they are going to take everything out. it will include not just video f

bush. editor of "the wall street journal" editorial page in fox news contributor. mary anne marsh, former advisor to senator john kerry, the president does not prepared to lose. if anyone wants to win, it's going to be this president. that is all his life is fun about. winning. as far as who he would like to face, joe biden. >> sandra: funny, he actually said that in this interview. >> i actually think that hillary clinton was a great candidate. she was very smart. very tough. she was vicious. >> you would rather run against her though, wouldn't you? you talked about her in your announcement. >> no, i would actually rather run against biden. i think that would be my preference. >> why? >> sleepy joe. she was not sleepy. >> initially, he wanted to run against him. he didn't want to. he really did his research. now he sees biden making all of these mistakes. in fact, he is running like trump, taking pages from his playbook. refusing to apologize. democrats don't want to see that, especially when the apologies that he owes people are to women and voters of color. he could use that against him all day long. that would onl