he served up a clinton classic. more in sadness than anger, he said republicans were trying to pull a fast one on the voters. >> they wanted to make this a protest vote. all three races they are saying you know what you have got to do you've got to vote against the president. that is a pretty good scam isn't it? give me a six-your job for a two-year protest. >> we have to say we could watch that all day. the man is talking the owls down from the trees. awesome. at the end of campaigns, he gives strategic voting advice. he is basically saying don't vote to punish president obama and by the way there might be a person named hillary clinton there that would like to work with mark prior. >> he is totally on fire. he is in arkansas. he is doing a lot of campaigning from now until election day. he will be in almost every competitive senate race in the country. this means more to him. it is probably the place he can move the numbers the most. he will be in arkansas today and tomorrow. he will be back in arkansas at least o

a clinton classic tour due force and framing up the issue. >> i have been especially dismayed in the last few days by the way people who don't own -- know a lick about it are frantically trying to fill certain elements in the media with this blame game over the ebola crisis. i don't think the republicans in congress would deny the world health organization the funds they did to organize emergencies or cut back on n.i.h.'s research budget. i'm not out here blaming them. >> at bill clinton would say, if you see a turtle on a fencepost, it didn't get there by itself. the president thinks this is a problem for democrats. my question to you is how big a problem is ebola for democratic candidates? >> it depends on what happens over the coming days. we have seen the 40 people who are physically in contact with michael eric duncan, the first ebola victim they have all been cleared now. if there are no other cases in the united states, this could fade right away. another ebola case could last all the way to election day. >> democrats and republicans are picking up in polling. this is a proble

a clinton classic tour due force and framing up the issue. >> i have been especially dismayed in thet few days

. >> here is president clinton doing a classic hallog call. >> we have a bunch of national press.hat do you say we call the hogs? [applause] >> if we someday have to change the name of the show to ♪ from "with all due respect" i would like to call it "what do you say we call the hogs." [laughter] it cannot be nor natural -- more natural. >> the most exciting of country is happening on the field of dreams. the washington nationals staved off elimination's by beating san francisco giants. >> i'm sort of cheering for the nationals because i like the nationals, i do not much like the giants to buy would love there to be a five-game cliff hanging final thing thursday in the nation's capital. >> and would be exciting, but i do not want to lose the bet that i made with all hunt that would require me to wear a national sweatshirt for a month on the show. >> coming up, our very own personal white house briefing. josh earnest, and all around good man is here next. ♪ >> what a name for a press secretary. josh ernest. >> welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm curious about inside the whi

and the president is of another party, they actually end up negotiating agreements. >> bill clinton. >> a classicch brought in the crowd in the house, if anybody said these two people, gingrich and clinton would be able to work together, but they negotiated agreements on welfare reform, stronger criminal laws -- >> ronald reagan. >> reagan and o'neill. that's he hope here. it will take the president -- the president now is going to be in the last two years. he has to be thinking about what mark have i been able to make in the positive way on this country? and what it's going to mean he has to separate himself from some in the democratic party to negotiate compromise agreements with the republicans, and hopefully the republicans in turn will be willing to compromise and meet him somewhere in the middle. >> the next two years will be interesting to see. >> maybe better than he think. >> eternal opt mist. so, that -- opt miss. -- optimist. which two candidates would you like to see run for president in 2016 and why? >> it's too early. you're going to get -- there's so much happening right now -- >>

i will say that president clinton came in and spoke to some of us who were wavering. and in classic clinton logic, he said, y'all know the current system is inadequate. you all know that this bill is imperfect. but get it as good as you can get it, because you're going to come back every session for the next 25 years to fix it, because you just can't get it right the first time. unfortunately today, because of the partisanship, when there is a problem, people don't find it possible to sit down and cross party lines and fix it. the one thing i feel good about -- it was my final act when i signed out of this -- i demanded they pull out the public option, which in my opinion was an opener for a government-controlled health care system, health insurance health care system in america, which i think would have reduced the quality of health care and literally bankrupted our government. we've got work to do. i'd probably give it about a c-plus or a c so far. i would have given it a d-minus at the beginning. but scott is right. some of the most controversial -- >> say that again. >> i better

clinton's impact so far. he hasn't skipped a beat. he's still got it. is he getting more vote into the pryor column? >> that was pretty classic bill clinton.rock star here even by pryor who took a selfie with the president. it's whether or not whether president clinton can sway democratic voters away from president obama. whether he can convince them that the democratic party still the party of clinton and not the party of obama. whether or not his being here is going to be able to actually accomplish that, we're not going to find out until november. >> you have the opportunity to catch up with pryor's opponent congressman tom cotton. let's play a little bit of that and get your reaction. >> i'm not worried about bill clinton for mark pryor. it's not bill clinton on the ballot. it's barack obama. his policies are in the bottom ballot. >> so so interesting the way he answered your question here. he's intimating that president obama is the kryptonite for pryor and not clinton. you noted yesterday there wasn't one sign at the rally that said democrat on it. >> yeah. no the democrat was completely absent from the signs here. there wasn't that

. >> bill clinton is a classic, right. gingrich brought in the anybody the house -- if said these two people, gingrich and clinton, would be able to but theyther, agreements like reagan and o'neal. that's the hope here. it will take the president -- remember, the president now is going to be, in the last two years, he's got to be thinking mark have i been able to make in a positive way on this country? to mean is's going he's going to have to separate himself from some in the to negotiatey compromise agreements with the theblicans, and hopefully republicans, in turn, will be willing to compromise and meet middle.where in the >> in the next two years, it will be pretty interesting to see. >> maybe better than we think. >> eternal optimist. leads to the next question. which two candidates would you ine to see run for president 2016? [laughter] >> and why? >> i really think it's too early. you're going to get -- there's so much happening right now. clintonhink hillary is -- leave thati'll lea -- once again to the political pun

1990s should think again if we know anything about the clintons it is that they will do whatever it takes to win. cokie roberts, fair or unfair? >> classicl street journalism. wait, wait, she might actually like us so we better find out a bogeyman that doesn't like us. elizabeth warren. i think this is really putting up a straw man or woman. >> the paper itself putting up a straw man. >> yes. >> nick. >> this is a warning to all the wall street donor whose are going give money to hillary clinton who are republicans if she runs for president. the journal is saying guys, guys, don't buy it. that was an obvious gaffe. she cleaned it up a couple of days later. i'm not sure she meant to say that. >> the clintons are -- the problem for the clintons -- if hillary gets elected is not that she's going to be too tough on wall street. i think most people that followed her and followed her husband's career know they are going to be about as pro wall street as any democrat that could get elected president of the united states. all of their friends are on wall street. all of their friends have private jets. i mean these are people -- these are people