chuck schumer: mike lynch, my chief of staff. schumer marriage means you met on the staff and got married. 13. and three cooking. >> three cooking, that's some pressure. chuck schumer: i'm not saying who they are. i do try to importune in certain instances. in my characteristically delicate way but sometimes i'm the last to know. >> is it because you're such a demanding boss that they have no life other than the office that the end up getting married together? chuck schumer: the good spin on schumer marriages is that due to my great chief of staff, where -- we are the closest staff. they celebrate all the holidays together, they had corn beef at someone's house in thanksgiving and very nice birthdays so we are a very close group and they go out drinking a lot. [laughter] schumer: but we are the closest staff on the hill would be good spin and the bad spin is yours, that they worked so hard they don't have a chance to meet anybody else. >> but senator tim kaine has one upped you. he actually says the weddings, he has been the offic

i love to chuck schumer. -- lost to chuck schumer.nded up working against and with so many freaks of nature like chuck schumer. look, he has merited himself to the brink of being the senate minority majority leader. >> why do you say he is a better politician and what does that mean? >> that is a very good question. like, not only knows the gene that, but we know it when we see it. chuck was that and i was that. nader andwith ralph advocacy. talent that is relevant. chuck had a legislative talent that he fought legislatively, had a lot of laws he enacted on consumers, guns, banks. he was tough. he did what it takes. that is not criticism of him. it in my stupid coverage or poor shot selection, i ended up running against chuck schumer, mike boomer, andrew,, the deblasio and they did what it takes to win. do whatever you have to win so long as you don't get caught. are toughle generally as nails and they do what it and there are moments in my public life where i had to either do something and whenedgy ethically i listen to my inner ralp

of his legacies, when he leaves, he wants to leave and give the majority to his successor, like chuck schumer, and if you give a seat away, yes, maybe you can win it back, because it is massachusetts, but after ted annedy died, everyone thought democrat would succeed, and then senator brown, ended up losing, took his seat, and it shocked the country that a republican and id kennedy's seat, think that is a strike against bid.arren and cory booker would be replaced by republicans, so that hurts his choices -- chances. steve: clearing the path for handing the case over or a trial for the governor, but also the reporting of tim kaine receiving gifts as lieutenant governor and governor, so how big of a problem is that? about $160,000 in gifts. : not bad. virginia has lax rules about gifts, and he reported all, but now it is coming out, because it is a big deal that he could be on the ticket, so i think he will have to explain it. repeatedly, his office has put out a statement saying he has done nothing wrong and that he was very transparent and that he went beyond the normal transparency by reveal

reid, one of his legacies when he leaves, he wants to give the majority to his successor, likely chuck schumerif you give a seat away, maybe you can win it back, because it's massachusetts, but after ted kennedy died, everyone thought, wow, no democrat will succeed him, and senator brown, who went about losing to warren, took his seat. it shocked the country, that republicans won ted kennedy's seat. you never know. i think it's a strike against the war in the pic, -- the warren pick, and that is why cory booker would be replaced. >> the supreme court striking down the charges against bob mcdonald of virginia. that clears the path for potentially either getting another trial, but also the reporting of tim kaine receiving gifts as lieutenant governor. how big of a problem is that? $150,000. >> is a problem because they are bad headlines. he did nothing illegal. virginia has unusually lax rules as far as accepting gifts, and he reported it all, but now it is coming out because he could be on the ticket. i think you will have to explain it repeatedly. his office put out a statement noting that he

one of the hardest things in life. >> i have said many times, chuck schumer's an acquired taste. i have managed to acquire it. i'm not sure that's a permanent condition. anyway, thank you all. we will stick with this story. hillary clinton's pick for vp running mate could come any minute. look, we think it will be within this hour. stick with us. leave the tv on. still ahead this hour, in addition to that, donald trump took the opportunity to use his first appearance after becoming the republican candidate for president to go back and fight with ted cruz. he's still fighting this other front war with the guy who has just been as nasty as can be and they are both being nasty. why is he involved in another war with ted cruz? ♪ ♪ take on any road with intuitive all-wheel drive. the nissan rogue, murano and pathfinder. now get 0% apr for 72 months, plus $500 bonus cash. ♪ i have an orc-o-gram we for an "owen."e. that's me. ♪ you should hire stacy drew. ♪ ♪ she wants to change the world with you. ♪ ♪ she can program jet engines to talk and such. ♪ ♪ her biggest weakness is she cares t

up for harry reid once the leaves of he can get the majority to his successor, likely senator chuck schumerand if you get a seat away, maybe you can win it back, but after ted kennedy died, everyone thought a democrat would succeed him, and senator brown, who ended up losing to warren, took his seat and it took -- and it shocked the public. you never know in public -- in politics. --t is why jerry brown senator cory booker -- downpreme court striking bob mcdonald in virginia, that clears the path for either it in the case over or another trial for the governor, but also the reporting of tim kaine receiving gift as lieutenant governor and governor. how big a problem is that? >> it is a problem because it is bad headlines. he did nothing illegal. virginia has lax roles when it comes to accepting gifts, and he reported it all. it is coming out as a big deal because he could be on the ticket. going to have to explain it, repeatedly. 's office put out a report saying he did nothing wrong and went beyond the normal transparent -- transparency by revealing every gift he received. picked, is donald

. >> speaking of chris, let's go to chris matthews, who has wrangled chuck schumer. chris? >> thank you very much. i knew this guy since he was a young lad. look at him now. you're probably, without bragging, the next democratic leader, the majority leader in the united states senate, right? >> more like than not, yeah. >> 1998, you were running for senate. you had an uphill battle against a strong incumbent and somebody came in and helped you in that race a number of times and got the bug herself. talk about that. >> yes. hillary clinton was extremely popular at that time. she had weathered some of the storm of -- all that stuff that had happened with lewinsky, and she knew that al dim ata had gone after her in an unfair way. the first time she said she'd come, she was so good, i called her back another time and another time. then the morning before the election, she's so good, let's have her be the final one before the election. she changed all her plans, came up, wowed the crowd and loved it. >> she got the bug. >> i think it was how she saw that not just being behind th

senate challenger to chuck schumer, the longtime senator from new york. your response.to buy a cupcake in this bakery, go to another bakery. dawn: nobody thinks this is about cupcakes. this is about the basic equality of all citizens inin this count. would she say the same thing if a business owner said, i don't want to provide a cake for a wedding between a muslim and a christian? i don't want to provide service for a black person and a white person. where does it end when you start to make these distinctions when it comes to the public square, not the personal, religious square? your approach.n you have just flown into cleveland. explain n what you are doing at the republican convention. dawn: i'm doing two things, one .s talking t to people like you to let people know planned parenthood's experience with mike pence and what we know firsrsthand about his record. also, i'm here to meet many republicans who actually don't agree with the platform. planned parenthood has a rich history. many people on our board today, many people who come to us are republicans. we are als

harry reid and chuck schumer said they weren't worried about it because they trust her. >> axelrod was shocked. >> look, when people like harry reid and chuck schumer who are absolutely not political hacks and how dare anyone suggest they might be, when they trust lynch it is good enough for me and it should be good enough for everyone, damn it. and none of this matters that the sitting president endorsed the candidate under investigation by his own justice department which made it clear there was never going to be an indictment. charles you said donald trump is right about this. >> it is? >> it is too late. >> you are still a cop. >> maybe my sentence will be commuted. >> you also said lynch should recuse herself from the case. meeting with president clinton has a violation of law, ethical standards and good judgment. her decision to breech the ethical standards of the justice is an outrageous abuse of the public's trust. that is all correct. i wish you had said it that eloquently, charles. >> i wrote the statement. i didn't want to copy what i had done. >> scott, you only read one ar

first question, how many chuck schumer couples are there right now? ike lynch my chief of staff. schumer marriage means you met on the staff and got married. 13. and three cooking. >> three cooking, that's some pressure. >> i'm not saying who they are. i do try to importune in certain instances. in my characteristically delicate way but sometimes i'm the last to know. >> is it because you're such a demanding boss that they have no life other than the office that the end up getting married together? >> the good spin on schumer marriages is that due to my great chief of staff, where the closest staff. they celebrate all the holidays together, they had corn beef at someone's house in thanksgiving and very nice birthdays so we are a very close group and they go out drinking a lot. but we are the closest staff on the hill would be good spin and the bad spin is yours, that they worked so hard theydon't have a chance to meet anybody else . >> but senator tim kaine has one of you. heactually says the weddings, he has been the officiate or . why haven't you off

kennedy: chuck schumer rolling in political grave. >> chuck schumer. listen.eghan: her biggest accomplishment is her husband. people call me sexist. but that is true. >> on atlantic city, he ran that town into the ground. go down to atlantic city. trump taj ha haul. before the rest of the city went down, making money on boardwalk. three or four of his casinos. more importantly he left the poor people lost entire life savings for him destitute. harris: when you hear others talking about the jobs he created, flip side of that story, are you calling them something other than truth tillers. there are people who had different experiences than what you're -- kennedy: maybe the problem -- >> wait a second. i'm telling you experience of atlantic city where she is today. i don't need hillary clinton to go down to atlantic city to explain to me what went on there with donald trump. i lived it. i saw it. i know these people. he left them all on the hook. should be doing what she did. i do not need talking points from hers. kennedy: she has no idea what it takes to run a

harry reid and chuck schumer in particular says they weren't worried about it because they trust her.> yeah. >> axelrod i think said he was shocked. >> but look, when people like harry reid and chuck schumer, who are absolutely not political hacks and how dare anyone suggest they might be, when they say they trust lynch, that is good enough for me and it should be good enough for everyone, damn it. >> wow. >> also none of this matters, as joanne pointed out, the silting president endorsed the candidate who's under investigation by his own justice department, which made it clear there was never going to be any indictment. charles, you said donald trump is right about this. >> he is? >> it's too late, man. >> i'll still be sent to the salt mine. maybe my sentence will be commuted. >> you also said lynch should recuse herself from the case. she absolutely should. as judicial watch says, quote, "lynch's meeting with president clinton creates the appearance of a violation of law, ethical standards and good judgment. her decision to breach the well-defined ethical standards of the departmen

one of the things we are awaiting, senator chuck schumer is wrapping up his remarks. we are expecting the actress elizabeth banks to be taking over in a sort of unprecedented role for a big portion of this evening. she will be kind of -- >> host. >> -- a host, an emcee of sorts. she will be making some of her own remarks. none of them will be at length. we will be seeing her a few times over and over over the course of the evening as she basically guides the hall and guides us here at home to a certain extent through the different segments of the program and the different themes the clinton campaign wants to hit over the course of the night. >> they are going to show the arena a video about donald trump which won't be the first time even for this gathering. short duration. then after that, elizabeth banks will come out. they have tried to put together, infuse speakers from so many walks of life tonight as the conventions do of both parties to try to push through their theme. >> yes. so after, again, they will dim the lights and do something briefly on donald trump her

. >>> please welcome senator chuck schumer from new york. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, new york. i love you!e in the harbor of the city i represent, a mighty woman with a torch. to me, that torch represents the american dream, and if you ask the average american what that dream means to them they put it simply and not in fancy language, they say if i work hard i'll be doing better ten years from now than i'm doing today, and my kids will be doing still better than me. each generation must keep that torch burning brightly. it's the source of our optimism. president obama did. he fought every day to defend fundament fundamental american hope, but we have more work to do. middle-class incomes have not grown enough, too many familying struggle to make ends meet and if that continues the torch will flicker. its power to inspire hope will dim. some are using this unease to pit americans against each other. not us. we democrats fight for an america that works for everyone, that's focused on leveling the playing field for all of us and when hillary clinton wins the white house and democrats win back

, thanks for taking the time. >> nice to talk to you, thank you. >> that was chuck schumerback now live on the convention floor. we will check in with kelly o'donnell, amongst the delegates. what do you have? >>. [ inaudible ] -- added a new barrier and created a set of seats closest to the stage separated from the delegates. this is new for today. and it is our expectation that those will be very special guest for hillary clinton to be able to see the speech up close and to, one might think, have quick access to the stage. that's change here today. also creating a little space here that they have kindly put some media access only signs. we appreciate that. that is really a response to how packed it was last night. there was such interest in being on the floor that it was elbow to elbow, a tight squeeze. difficult for media, difficult for guests to see. they are trying to create flow tonight. that's a change on the fly. it is not unusual to see a final night set change and they've done that here as well. back in our work space behind the scenes we saw some of the carpenters

not a surprising comment from chuck schumer. he would love to see a sweep which would most likely put him in as majority leader in the senate. i asked him about why we haven't heard about isis. he said hillary clinton has done more to defeat isis than anybody else. he was practically shaking, whipped up about donald trump. he does not want to see donald trump take this opportunity away from hillary clinton or perhaps him as well, bret? >> martha, thank you. james rosen is with us now to explain exactly what's going on with this roll call vote. hi, james. >> bret, good evening. they're going state by state, tallying the votes for hillary clinton and bernie sanders, as you mentioned earlier. at a certain point she's going to cross the threshold of 2,382 votes. at that point she will have the nomination sewn up. nonetheless even though hillary clinton is going to make history and crack that glass ceiling here tonight in many ways, to a large extent, this is shaping up as bernie sanders' convention. he hovers over these proceedings.

i agree with chuck schumer and she should recuse herself as he requested back in 2006. with regard to this. he did learn a lot and with respect to the congressman and to the statements by the secretary, we learned and we confirmed that she lied, and as a result of that lying and failure to act, knowing that there were problems, knowing there were security breaches and people died. as a result of that she came back and she lied saying it was a video, it was terrorism and everybody knows it's terrorism. had she come back and said we listen, we made mistakes, this is what we need to do in the future so it's never done before, again, maybe it would be different. we see over and over her lack of accomplishments when it comes to our national and foreign security. isis, it's grown and developed during her watch. libya, the reset. syria, the reset with russia, syria, where assad's -- and we could go on and on and on. if it's going to be a debate about foreign policy she's going to have some very, very real problems. >> brit, she basically comes out relatively unscathed in this

make sure chuck schumer is the majority leader.hen you'll go back to the ways of the senate not doing anything. at least they're communicating, doing ordinary business and doing the people's business. that's the choice, progress or back to deadlock. >> the court certainly is a key critical issue this fall. whether you like merrick garland or want to see somebody else. thank you panel. we'll see you next sunday. up next, hillary clinton and donald trump head to north carolina tuesday. we're going to take a look at the week ahead, next. >>> in san antonio, texas, working around the clock to make the nation's flags for this fourth of july. that's about it for this fox news sunday. hillary clinton fresh off her interview with the fbi will return to the campaign trail. president obama will join her tuesday. the trump campaign says it will release its convention speaker list on wednesday. and an announcement could be coming soon as well. paul ryan says the house will vote on a gop proposal keeping suspected terrorists from buying guns. t

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new york senator chuck schumer yesterday saidly seek to add 22 substances to the list of banned drug.follows the hospitalization of 33 people who overdosed last week in brooklyn on k-2. k-2 and other substances mimic the effect of marijuana. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch." ghost busters reboot and fight for the top spot at the box office. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. here in washington, the dow gained about 366 points for the week. the s&p finished 32 points higher and the nasdaq rose 71. yahoo! had second quarter earnings. their significant because it could be the last earnings release for the company as we know it. yahoo! is expected to get final bids from companies looking to buy its core business today. yahoo! is selling everything but a 16% stake in yahoo! japan. tesla is upgrading autopilot systems. they have been working on the systems since may. one tesla crashed killing the driver. ceo ilaelon musk ro it could bee of a few upgrades. >>> the weekend box office, the following came in first to third. >> j

chuck schumer had it right she has laid out a plan.ald trump says we are going to beat them but doesn't tell you how. >> is her plan different from president obama but extension. >> intensification of it. some differences she has called for no-fly zone over syria which is something president obama has not supported. called for stepping up our efforts to combat online propaganda so that we are not seeing no radicalization here on the home front. the problems that iseasingly arh all these recent instances is we no longer even have a problem of people traveling over to syria getting radicalized and training there and coming back. it's an issue of people just reading materials online and self-rad laying. >> it's been inspiring and recruitment. senator tim kaine. a lot of people don't know much about him tonight. what are the american people going to learn tonight? >> this is exactly going to be an opportunity for him to introduce himself. i think it's going to have a lot of echos to the speech he gave after the day weighs selected and went

if we could hear it for chuck schumer. [applause] i want to shoutout to kirsten gillibrand, similarly she is been an extraordinary friend. there is no one greater in the united states of focusing on women and women of taking power and positions if office in the united states senate than kirsten gillibrand. give a shoutout to her. good morning. i'm kamala hair remembers and running for the united states senate and pleased to join you this morning. california and new york has so much in common, for some reasons especially as democrats. we like you have been fighting for $15 an hour minimum wage. we like you, have been fighting for our lgbt brothers and sisters having fundamental right to marry. we like you have been fighting for all the civil rights issues that are present and demand our need and fight in the future, including what we need to do to pass comprehensive immigration reform. i'm so pleased to be with you this morning. there are many longstanding friends in the room. for my new friends i give you a sense who i am

they include our leader, harry reid, ben cardin, chris coons, tim kaine, elizabeth warren, chuck schumer, tom udall, jeff merkley, barbara boxer, dick durbin, brian schatz, al franken, martin heinrich, my senior senator jack reed, jeanne shaheen, gary peters, ed markey and i'm honored to participate in this effort with them. with that i will yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned till 9:30 a.m. stands adjourned till 9:30 a.m. >> the recommendation to you that you are not going to prosecute in the manner. >> i made the decision some time ago that i would accept the recommendation of that team and was awaiting that recommendation. when i received it there is no basis not to accept it. i reiterate my pride and faith in the. >> i appreciate your faith in them. the concern is in regard to your sworn oath to uphold the united states constitution and the laws there under, including 18 usc section 93ff and 18 usc section 1924. and to conclude that no prosecution would take place without examining and drawing conclusions regarding the questio

of legislation, and of course she was the senator from new york when 9/11 happened, so she and chuck schumerwere by all accounts that i know of, very active in helping first responders and other victims of the 9/11 attack. so i think she would probably point to that as a high point, a few things she did on education. there is no big legislation that bears her name, and that's true of a lot of senators. >> she really transformed herself into a national security expert. you know, she decided to join the senate armed services committee, and she became a real military wonk. she was famous for going to every subcommittee hearing and methodically questioning every lieutenant colonel from the pentagon about defense procurement or selective service benefits. so that's where she really began to carve out and hone this reputation as a hawk, that i think has followed her through the secretary of state years and then into the presidential campaign. >> we'd be remiss not to note her iraq war vote. >> of course. >> which she cast probably because she had her eye on the presidency. and so that one has hung

chuck schumer or mitch mcconnell? and he was in the white house. -- who is in the white house. think if we are able to hold on to the senate, and it feels more likely that will be the case with sen. rubio: again -- running again, you are seeing them strengthen up right now. if we hold the senate, we will hold the house. if we have donald trump in the white house and mike pence, as a house member former house member in my self as the current one, mike is a good friend and terrific leader. i think you will see us coalesce around paul ryan asked speaker. he is an idea generator. he is a policy wonk, and i mean that in the right sense of the words. we need to get america back on the right track. look at the polls. 73% of americans think the country is on the wrong track. how does that happen? ,e can do better on the economy security, all the things talked about at this convention. youhat'll come together, will see a unified conference to move forward to where we have to get to. greta: we have got time for two or three more questions. emily: we have mentioned about house speaker rya

i said we'd dollars and chuck schumer said we need $20 billion and he said, you got it. grasped thatuickly this is a much bigger issue than replacing the buildings. this is replacing the american spirit. >> eye remover taking a few pictures. the i got been developed, flash of the camera against the dark sky, it reveals of the particles in the air. it looked like snow. >> when the first responders began to get sick and question the quality of the air at ground zero, hillary lally took on the epa and got them health benefits. say she wasdid she good to fight for us, -- >> at the same time she very quietly helped survivors rebuild our lives. >> i remember talking to hillary saying i can't. i need to be of the dance my way into it. she said, you're going to do it. i know you will. hearing her say that, helped me believe it. is ae bin laden situation perfect example of how palatable hillary's judgment -- valuable hillary's judgment and strength was to me in every decision i made. i have seen the photographs, so have you. we were never quite know what it felt like to be in tha

chuck schumer is much more associated with that. different guy. bernie will have a different thing. >> hillary clinton is elected and there will be a credibility test. they will try to pass the tpp. >> they will. >> you will have a situation where this piece of legislation is opposed by the last three major candidates standing. bernie sanders and donald trump and hillary clinton. if hillary is elected, what does she do to stop it? >> that's fairly clear. chris hays and michael steel. they started it. that does it for me in this special late night edition. join us again tomorrow night. until then, from philadelphia. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, a rate lock, that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock th

chuck schumer said we need $20 billion. and he said you got it. >> her mind just quickly grasped this is a much bigger issue than replacing these buildings. this is replacing the american spirit. >> i remember just taking a few pictures. when i got them developed, this flash from this camera against the dark sky particles that are in the air. it looks like snow. >> when our first responders began to get sick and questioned the quality of the air at ground zero, hillary loudly took on the epa and won them health benefits. >> they said the air was safe, it wasn't safe. >> not only did she say she was going to fight for us, it wasn't idle chatter. >> at the same time, she very quietly helped some survivors rebuild their lives. hillary, saying i can't. i can't have this wedding unless i can dance. i need to be able to dance at my wedding for it to happen. and she said you're going to do it. i know you are. hearing her say that helped me believe it. >> the bin laden situation is a perfect example of how valuable hillary's judgme

later, medicaid still keeps people with disabilities in nursing homes, it is time to pass senator chuck schumer'sricans can live where they want, a bill hillary clinton will sign into law as president of the united states. only one person seeking the presidency understands the disability community's phrase "nothingbout us without us" as president, hillary clinton will bring people with disabilities to the table. for a more inclusive america. now i learned sign language from my brother, frank. when i was growing up. and now, i want to teach all of you a beautiful sign which connects with the values of this campaign. are you ready? i'm going to teach you this sign. take your two hands come on, it is audience participation time. take your fingers and put them together like this. you got it, everybody? put your hands together just like this, and move it in a circle in front of your body. that my friends is the sign for america. a beautiful sign. think about it. we're all together, we're all together, no one is left out in this constant circle of life. that is american. that is american. that is the a

and cabinet positions and imagine elizabeth warren being the deciding vote in the senate when chuck schumer is involved. trish: a scary scenario. >> i don't think the republicans are reluctant to support trump, in any way to support hillary or think she would do a lot of damage to the country. they are more worried that donald has made himself unelectable and there vote doesn't count and he can't win. there is a secondary strategy which is if he loses and hillary is president, what are we -- trish: i don't think you win anything. my view on this, especially in an election, this is the time to be 110% thinking i will win and can't even allow those thoughts. >> we rallied around mitt romney. i love mitt romney like a father and same with john mccain, two people i respect dramatically. we rallied around them, we need them, we need others like them. stop stepping back and doing the political -- if this happened and that happens. we are in the election process and we need your help. >> the second way to think about this is we need trump to earn our vote. online betting is the most accurate predi

i believe we can have a democratic senate again where my friend and former colleague chuck schumer wille the majority leader, and together we can produce results which will have not just substantive impact but political leverage in dealing with the house. charlie: you assume the house will remain republican. ms. clinton: i think we will make gains. depending on how big a change of an election this is. charlie: you are willing to schmooze. you know that.ton: you and i have schmoozed together. charlie: you are prepared. and that has been missing? ms. clinton: if you look at president obama's first two years it was jampacked positive results. he saved our economy from a great depression. i gave him high marks. charlie: is that his most important achievement? ms. clinton: just looking at domestic policy, saving the economy and the auto industry, hitting us on the path to universal health care, dodd-frank, pretty good day's work. a lot of what he did to prepare the relationships we inherited. i give him high marks. i think history will give him high marks. but it's very clear where we are ri

it was a disaster for the democrats, a giant vat of acid fell on the democrats this morning and chuck schumer recognized is that at the end of the first day's proceedings in philadelphia, said he was worried this morning. cory booker was followed by one of the extremely rare shining speeches. the first lady's speech reminded me of when they are senator husband took the stage at the fleetcenter in boston and put one in the books for the ages. and i think she sort of did that tonig tonight, give them hope of change. but basically like the republicans lost the first day in 2008 and 2012 to hurricanes, democrats lost their first day to the wikileaks. michelle obama revived them. i didn't think elizabeth warren did much for them. the one thing that i was missing tonight is that they made no appeal to trump voters in the way that trump made an appeal to bernie voters. there was nothing of the reach across the aisle. i watched it all. i'm a sucker for this stuff. i can watch democrat and republicans conventions on an endless loop and be interested in it, but i was surprised that they made no overt p

other senator from new york as she is so often described because when you share a delegation with chuck schumernew york, you are often called the other senator of new york. she is talking to this convention. after senator gillibrand is al franken who owns the distinction to be the only member of the u.s. senate to have been a cast member of saturday day night live. >> i don't know exactly what he will say but i wouldn't be surprised if he gets funny tonight. >> he could employ use of comedy. we're waiting for him to come out, which should herald the arrival of the lighter portion of the evening, as we heads to a around 10:00 p.m. eastern time, we will get into the big three, first lady, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. here is senator al franken of minnesota. >> hi, everybody. hi. save it for the end. i'm al franken. i'm al franken, minnesota n. senator and world renowned expert on right wing meg go mani maniacs. rush limbaugh, bill o'reilly and now donald trump. now, a little about my qualificati qualifications. i got my doctorate in megalomania studies from trump university. sure, i had t

and i said we need $20 billion, and chuck schumer said we need $20 billion, and he said you got it. >> her mind just quickly grasped, this is a much bigger issue than replacing these buildings. this is replacing the american spirit. >> i remember just taking a few pictures. and when i got them developed, the flash from this camera against the dark sky, reveals all the particles that are in the air. it looks like snow. >> when our first responders began to get sick and questioned the quality of the air at ground zero, hillary loudly took on the epa and won them health benefits. >> it wasn't safe. >> not only did she say she was going to fight for us, it was annidan idle chatter. >> he same time, she helped some survivors rebuild their lives. >> i remember talking to hillary saying, i can't -- i can't have this wedding unless i can dance. i need to be able to dance at my wedding for it to happen, and she said, you're going to do it, i know you are. hearing her say that helped me believe it. >> the bin laden situation is a perfect example how available hill's judgment and strength was to

and chuck schumer recognized that. said he was worried. i'll come back to that for a moment. i think it has done damage on the trust issue. but the good speech by corey booker, followed by one of those extremely rare shining speeches. the first lady's speech reminded me of 12 years ago when her then senator husband took the stage in boston at the fleet center and put one down in the books for the ages. and i think she sort of did that tonight, and managed to rodrigures resurrect the party. the democrats lost their first day to the wikileaks. michelle obama gave it back to them. the first lady's sparkling speech revived them. i didn't think that elizabeth warren did much for them. in fact, the one thing i was missing tonight is that they made no appeal to the trump voters tonight in the way that trump made appeal to the bernie voters there was nothing in the reach across the aisle. you know, i'm a sucker for this. i can be interested in it on an endless loop. in was surprised they made no overt play for the center. >> do you think this starts to take a turn in tone and that ma

when chuck schumer gave up the house for the senate he wasn't the favorite. green gave up a xfrtable life as a successful business man and the likelihood was he would end up embarrassing himself but he took the risk and one. the fourth thing is have the patient to make phone calls if you are not self-funding. kennedy had a conversation with me when bobby was thinking about running and bobby was and is extremely smart, famous game, deeply rooted fame. robbie kennedy junior. >> c-span: the son. the activist in the ecology realm. >> guest: bobby is not going to be good at sitting on a phone half his days pretending to run whether he is dialing because they were not wealthy enough to self-finance. it is the price democracy requires. i was later told by a friend of bobby's that he didn't have a conversation with his mother. and when you learned what he had to go through he decided that they were forced to decide that advocati advocating is more comfortable for some than political fundraising. >> c-span: you spent ten years with ralph nadir in his career. how does

. >> senator chuck schumer, you were practically singing. cole porter is your music tonight. >> that's it. >> reporter: what did he deliver? >> what bernie said to everyone, including his supporters, support hillary clinton, it's going to make a huge difference in america. in the eye of what cole porter said, who could ask for anything more? it was a rough day early on but bernie has cauterized the wounds. >> reporter: they were not issues that hillary clinton originally wanted. she had a much lower tuition tax -- >> bernie created a movement and he tapped into something very real in america and hillary clinton was wise enough to understand it and move in his direction, not in a direction away from americans but when it comes to things like social security, like minimum wage, like education, like infrastructure, together they moved closer to americans. it's great. i was worried this afternoon. i feel so much p so good now. >> reporter: she still came in with very low favoritability ratings. how does this make her more likable? >> because the

way i have a little correction here and it was not thomas jefferson by james madison high where chuck schumer and where they all went to high school. >> and ruth vader. >> yeah, it's a public high school. >> yeah, they did not have that. >> yeah, i don't mind that and any way they build on and that's funny how the stuff matters. we think it matters a little bit and we're caught up in it. >> if it's a one percent race in every state, maybe you want the nudge and maybe not vermont and you can count on. maybe you want the nudge in virk virk or ohio. probably not, but we have seen such close contest and who does not remember 2000. >> i want to go to bill clinton tonight because it's a speech that he's never given before. i am guessing that he will probably admit and say this later and it's true and the hardest speech in his life and advocating for her is a struggle for time. stephanie, on and off with the relations with him. why is it always difficult for him to successfully sell hillary? >> well, i did work for him for two terms in the clinton administration and i don't think that it's hard for