president al gore in miami just moments from now. clinton and gore, anyone else having a '90s flashback? sources are telling us that al gore will be talking about, well, among other things climate change, his favorite topic. liz, over to you. liz: you know, we're going to get that the minute it happens. in the meantime, wall street awash in red right now. health care, technology, oil, materials, those are the main sectors dragging down your money in the markets after alcoa got the earnings season a off to a disappointing start. you can see that while the dow and the s&p are down by percentages, the nasdaqing and the russell are getting slammed. >>> forget texas hold 'em, we've got a full house in florida at this hour with exactly four weeks to election day. hillary clinton and donald trump going all in on the sunshine state. to miami-dade college, this is a live picture where in just moments we expect the former secretary of state to be joined on stage by former vice president al gore. you're looking at live pictures inside the theodore gibs

[cheers and applause] >> so here in miami we will have a clinton-gore reunion with a different clinton at the top of the democratic ticket, jenna. jenna, mike, thank you. carrolls

clinton put al gore on the ticket and became vice president. by the end of the presidency, they were running in new york. they face a strategic decision there about how to use bill clinton and how not to. it was a bit of a complicated happy there at the end. >> it was more complicated with the president than with hillary clinton. i head this stuff about the gore campaign and gore being mad that she was running if for the sena in new york. what hurt us was not that she took money away. we raised all the money woo we could and what hurt us is that we were in federal spending and we would give up a state like in ohio. the conflict is that president clinton wanted al gore to run for a third term. he had very good job approval ratings and he had dismal favorable and unfavorable ratings with soft and undecided voters in the swing states. he was not a help if you set him out there and said this is about a third term. now we write a new chapter. we argue their case in a phrase that became famous and we stand for the people and not the powerful. he won t

you can consider me as an exhibit "a" of that truth. >> reporter: gore standing with hillary clinton in florida, the scene of his 2000 election loss. >> here's something else astonishing for the evening. take a look at the popular vote, for the first time tonight, mr. gore is leading in the popular vote. >> reporter: even today, the painful memories still fresh. you won! you won! >> take it from me, your vote can make all of the difference in this election. >> reporter: the clinton/gore relationship complicated. ? don't stop thinking about tomorrow ? >> reporter: from the high of their 1992 win to their bitter falling out after the monica lewinsky scandal. when gore ran to succeed bill clinton, he ran from him, too. my own man, and i want you to know me for who i truly am. >> reporter: today's clinton and gore match-up, targeting millennial voters. the microphone catching this awkward moment. >> you want to do a hands up? >> yeah! >> reporter: about 1 in 4 millennials now leaning toward a third-party candidate. president obama recently laying it on the line. >> if you don't vote, that

we're about to have clinton/gore 2016. i kid you not. al gore is about to be on stage with hillary clinton. the message from al gore today is you can't vote for a third-party candidate if you're florida because florida lost the election in the recount and all the rest of that, lost the election for al gore. today, the fox news decision team took florida away from a toss-up state and moved it to a leaning democratic state. if donald trump does not win florida, donald trump is not the president. we'll go to that rally in a moment. but first, more now on the deepening rift between donald trump and the speaker of the house paul ryan. and donald trump's war on the gop and what it could mean for the future of the gop. let's bring in a political reporter for the associated press and joins us live with the white house backdrop. this has never happened, the speaker of the house, the most powerful republican in washington and declares war against him by donald trump. >> i have to tell you, it feels like groundhog day in some sense because we were t

> take it from me, your vote can make all of the difference in this election. >> reporter: the clinton/gore relationship complicated. ? don't stop thinking about tomorrow ? >> reporter: from the high of their 1992 win to their bitter falling out after the monika lewinsky scandal. clint clinton, he ran from him, too. >> i stand here tonight as my own man and i want you to know me for who i truly am. >> reporter: today's clinton and gore match-up, targeting millennial voters. the microphone catching this awkward moment. >> you want to do a hands up? >> yeah! >> reporter: about 1 in 4 millennials now leaning toward a third party candidate. president obama recently laying it on the line. >> if you don't vote, if you vote for a third party candidate who's got no chance to win, that's a vote for trump. >> reporter: today, gore focusing on a top millennial concern and his signature issue, climate change. >> i can't wait to have al gore advising me, when i am president of the united states. >> reporter: clinton riding high these days, but warning supporters not to think this race is over. >> i don'

>> but the relationship between the gores and the clintons had changed. 2000 campaign went from summer to fall, al gore made a decision, voters were, for the most part, not going to see bill clinton by his side. >> gore/lieberman win! the people win! let's do it! god bless you! thank you! >> reporter: the major reason the relationship between gore and clinton had deteriorated, president clinton's relationship with monica lewinsky. gore was upset by bill clinton's judgment and felt the impeached the president's actions could hurt his campaign. >> we shouldn't have had to go through it, because i felt what the president did was terribly wrong, as a parent, i thought it was inexcusable. but by the grace of the american people, we did get through it. >> president clinton had apologized for what he had done and had a 66% approval rating when he left office. he reportedly felt gore should have utilized him on the campaign trail. back in 1999, he responded diplomatically to gore's comments about him. >> i took no offense at it. he didn't say anything that i hadn'

gore. [applause] mrs. clintonose 30 years of leadership led al gore to be awarded the nobel peace prize in 2007. proud.ery there is not anybody who has done more, worked harder. i cannot wait to have al gore advising me when i am president of the united states. gore: she will make solving the climate crisis a top priority. your vote really, really, really counts. you can consider me as a exhibit a of that truth. that hillary clinton, we will build on the progress made under president obama with the paris agreement. she has proposed a terrific plan. i went through that with a fine toothed comb. our plan on solar panels and itanding renewable energy, is right at the limit of what we can do. and that is exactly the kind of that we need from the next president of the united states of america. i would say with all due y, we have -- immodest been studying them together for a long time. your cause mixed thoughts about what went down today? rivals in thee white house, and over the years they have not been close. the gore

a throw back to the bill clinton era. al gore making his first campaign appearance. today's stop for clinton comes as she tries to build on recent momentum in the swing state. we're going to have more on that coming up later in the show. we have fox team coverage, carl cameron is standing by, let's first go to jennifer griffin. >> it certainly is a throw back. hillary clinton will introduce al gore, and he will speak about climate change which is so important to mill len yams. that is why they're having it here at miami. gore is a virtual rock star on college campuses because of his 2005 documentary on global warming, an inconvenient truth. he will also make the point that have vote for a third party candidate could lead to an unintended consequence as it did in the 2000 election. many of these students don't know who ralph nader, but al gore blamed him for costing him the presidency. gore lost the election. back in 2000, so they choose this for all of the reasons and how they can affect the election. >> al gore and the clintons have a history of frosty relations over

clinton shared a stage day with al gore in miami, florida. ways the greatest history between clinton and gore since they competed two decades ago. they had not been the chummy us of political pals. he did not attend the democratic convention, all of which made their debut today all the more fascinating. there was first and foremost, their body link which. they sat a little bit far part, but eventually embraced and applauded throughout the rally. here's what they had to say about each other. mrs. clinton: what i am most excited about is to be here with one of the world's foremost leaders on climate change, al gore. [applause] mrs. clinton: those 30 years of leadership led al gore to be awarded the nobel peace prize in 2007. i was very proud. there is not anybody who has done more, worked harder. i cannot wait to have al gore advising me when i am president of the united states. al gore: she will make solving the climate crisis a top priority. your vote really, really, really counts. you can consider me as a exhibit a of that truth. that hillary

you know, one of the reasons so many republicans are supporting the clinton- gore ticket is because they've turned over the party to this right wing extremist group which takes positions on issues like abortion that don't even allow exceptions for rape and incest. mr. bruno: senator -- mr. gore: again, can't you just say you support the right of a woman to choose? mr. bruno: could we give admiral stockdale a chance to jump in here if he wants to, if he dares to. admiral stockdale: i would like to get in -- i feel like i'm an observer at a pingpong game, where they're talking about well, you know, they're expert professional politicians that massage these intricate plots and know every nuance to 'em. and meantime, we're facing a desperate situation in our economy. i've seen the cost of living double in my lifetime. a new granddaughter was born in my family -- my granddaughter- , three weeks ago. and according to the statistics that we have -- that is, the perot group -- the chances of her seeing a doubling of the standard of living are nil. in fact, her children will be dead before another -

they had another big rally today in miami, where clinton appeared alongside vice president al gore. more on that later. meanwhile, however, for the second day in a row, wikileaks dropped additional half e-mails allegedly from the inbox of clinton's campaign chair, john podesta. lots of new revelations here, including an e-mail from march that suggests that donna brazil, who was then a paid commentator for cnn, is the interim chair of the democratic national convention, ticked off clinton's campaign about a question that was coming at a cnn town hall. in other circumstances, leaks likes this would be making much bigger waves in the political world. again, there's more in there that's being digged over now. but most of these things are being drowned out, including on this program, to some extent, by all the dysfunction that trump is creating within the republican party. so john, as we continue to look at some of these wikileaks questions, including the one involving the chair of the dnc, donna brazil, and other people of clinton's orbit, what would it take for clinton to lose a news cy

we're waiting for hillary clinton to introduce al gore. what is the message? he clinton camp rolling him out in the next few weeks. >> well, there's nobody better than al gore to tell people they getter bet out and votes this someone, we remember the election of 2000. 527 votes in the state of florida and i did a documentary on the 15th anniversary of that election. >> yeah, you did. >> one thing al gore's campaign manager bill daley told me was the one regret he had from that election was that they didn't pay enough attention to ralph nader. ralph nader got 2.7% of the vote and they believe to this day that ralph nader cost him the election. and -- so who better than al gore to go out there and say don't throw your vote away. you can't do that because if you do and vote for a third party you will be voting for donald trump. so this is -- you know, al gore is the perfect messenger for this and as we all know. he didn't let bill clinton near his campaign in 2000 so this is quite a moment for him to come out on behalf of hillary clinton and he's also left politic

. >> hillary clinton bringing a trail. al gore joining mrs. clinton in florida. of course, florida is the state that gore lost to george w. bush that decided the election. >> every stroet counts that is why i am here and that is why i will vote for hillary clinton. >> al gore has spent much of his time activist. a new poll shows clinton with a commanding lead over donald trump. the margin the nine points. it has been over 11 points so it looks like trump made up a little bit of ground. trump has been losing support following the release of the 2005 audio tape where trump's aggressive comments about touching and kissing women >> president obama announces an ambitious new goal. he wants to send humans to mars by 2030. he wants to send humans to mars and return them safely to earth with the ultimate ambition to remain there, basically, a colony. he has long made space exploration part of his administration. >> can we pick the people who to mars? >> i think there is a growing list. >>> a power outage sending a small refinery -- started from a small refinery fire just

clinton is about to add. that would be former vice president al gore. he served for two terms with bill clinton and he is vice president from 1993 to 2001. casey hunt is following the clinton campaign. kasie, this is an interesting development. hillary clinton is running for senate in new york and a lot of people who remember that remember bill clinton was very much by his wife's side and very much absent by al gore's choice from the campaign in 2000. gore is being enlisted by the clintons. >> it's like the cast of characters for the election couldn't get any more interesting and you throw wrench in here. they have had historic all fraud relationships when they served in the white house when al gore was bill clinton's vice president. they had somewhat notoriously back and forth. it wasn't always 100% pleasant and when bill clinton was leaving office, he had been dealing with all the scandals and questions about whether or not al gore wanted bill clinton and he said al gore would have won if i had been out there more. they seem to be putting that to rest

senator gore: bill clinton and i support the right of a woman to choose. [applause] senator gore: that doesn't mean we're pro-abortion, in fact, we believe there are way too many abortions in this country. and the way to reduce them is by reducing the number of unwanted pregnancies, not vetoing family planning legislation the way george bush has consistently done. the reason we are pro-choice and in favor of a woman's right to privacy is because we believe that during the early stages of a pregnancy the government has no business coming in and ordering a woman to do what the government thinks is best. what dan quayle and george bush and jerry falwell and pat robertson think is the right decision in a given set of circumstances is their privilege but don't have the government order a woman to do what they think is the right thing to do. we ought to be able to build more common ground among those who describe themselves as pro-choice and pro-life in efforts to reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies. but, dan, you can clear this up very simply by repeating

clinton to take the stage a long with former vice president al gore. any moment now for a campaign event in miami. clinton and gore planning to highlight the issue of combating climate change in the key swing state of florida. not a big surprise. we all remember gore narrowly lost florida to george w. bush back in 2000 after a 36-day long recount. for more i want to bring in nbc news and msnbc senior political editor, beth. 36 days, i was wondering how long we lived in tallahassee. >> it's like back to the future,al gore getting out there, helping hillary clinton. it remind people of what happened back in 2000. i'm sure that's the reason they're doing this, right, to remind people, hey, remember ralph nader, you don't want to vote for a third-party. >> this is about climate change, it's a serious issue in florida, and because he's speaking to college students there, that's an issue they care about. whether college students care that much about al gore is another story. it's really about florida, kate. it's reminding all those voters down there who let t

. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton hit the campaign trail in miami along with former president al gore. the clinton camp hopes it wins over millennials who care about that issue more than older voters. gore who lost the 2000 election by a few hundred votes reminded the crowd that every vote matters. >> your vote really, really, a lot. you can consider me as an exhibit a of that group. >> gore urged the crowd not to support third party candidates who take away votes from clinton. if donald trump wins, he would create a climate catastrophe. >>> breaking overnight, two town homes have been levelled after an explosion. a gas leak was when the blast took place sparking a huge fire. one witness called the whole scene like something out of a movie. two workers injured, one critically, and no up was in the destroyed buildings when the explosions took place. several nearby residences were evacuated as a precaution. >>> emergency rescues underway in north carolina because of flooding left behind my hurricane matthew. in the flood ravages community of lumberton 2,000 people rescued. tens of thousa

you know, one of the reasons so many republicans are supporting the clinton- gore ticket is because they've turned over the party to this right wing extremist group which takes positions on issues like abortion that don't even allow exceptions for rape and incest. mr. bruno: senator -- senator gore: again, can't you just say you support the right of a woman to choose? mr. bruno: could we give admiral stockdale a chance to jump in here if he wants to, if he dares to. admiral stockdale: i would like to get in -- i feel like i'm an observer at a pingpong game, where they're talking about well, you know, they're expert professional politicians that massage these intricate plots and know every nuance to 'em. and meantime, we're facing a desperate situation in our economy. i've seen the cost of living double in my lifetime. a new granddaughter was born in my family -- my granddaughter- -3 weeks ago. and according to the statistics that we have -- that is, the perot group -- the chances of her seeing a doubling of the standard of living are nil. in fact, her children will be dead before another --

gore is. nothing more comfortable than watching hillary clinton and al gore in the same stage today. they could not keep them for enough apart. we will see of it works. i not sure if the millennial those who al gore is. you have the weather toss. mary anne: sunny and blue skies if you are a democrat or republican. what does the weather look like? harvey: i try to make politics -- keep all takes out of the weather. out the door for tomorrow if you're heading out early, 42 degrees and not as cold as it was this morning. we will find a mix of clouds and sunshine. tomorrow. well we hang in the lower 60's and the coastline when you're heading home we will climb into the mid-60's inland. not as bright as it was today. that is why -- because we have some clouds that are moving in from the great lakes and new york and pennsylvania and heading this way. these clouds will do two things area they move in overnight and that is a blanket for us and that is keeping some of the heat in although temperatures are obscure sunshine especially first thing tomorrow morning. i think with time skies will b

>>reporter: gore standing with hillary clinton until florida. he scene of his 2000 election loss. >> here's something else astonishing from the evening. popular vote for the first time tonight. mr. gore is leading. in the popular vote. >>reporter: then today the painful memory still fresh. >> you won you won you won. >> take it from me your vote can make all of the difference in this election. >>reporter: the relationship complicated. from the high of the 1992 win to the bitter falling out after the monica scandal when 54 ran to succeed bill clinton he ran from him too. >> i stand here tonight as my own man. i want to you know me for who i really am. >>reporter: today's clinton/gore match up targeting millennial voters. microphone catching this awkward moment. about 1 in 4 millennial leading toward a third party candidate. president obama recently laying it on the line. >> if you tonight vote that's a vote for trump. if you vote for a third party candidate, you have no chance to inwith. that's a vote for trump. >>reporter: gore focusing on a top

>> you saw that -- hillary, i saw that in the 60-year-old that had -- at one point been a clinton/gorerter, much of that had been forgotten, and that was a reminder of the unseemliness, they're not going to vote for hillary clinton and she made that clear. just like the millennial today said i want just the facts and they were very upset that hillary clinton would not name radical islamic extremism and terrorism as an enemy and very upset about hillary wanting to bring syrian refugees into the country and very upset -- you know. >> congresswoman, you remind people. >> you say -- >> i will give you a chance, hillary. >> let's remind people of the '90s, here's an interview with donald trump and wolf blitzer back in 1999. >> i think she's gone through terrible times, i think she's been through more than any woman should have to bare, everything public. women go through this on a private level and can't take it. i think she's a wonderful woman. >> but he also went on to say very disparaging things about those women. you know, even making calling them names and not very attractive and sayin

clinton today. gore recalled voters of the problems seen. >>> many excited to see the presidential nominee but protesters did show up. many of them holding signs. trump then heads to panama city for a rally tonight. >>> it's been a busy week for trump. a debate, rally now a brand new taking her quote lack of stamina. >> now she wants to be president, president obama doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead. >> it's not just clinton he's also. today he tweeted about mccain calling him foul mouth. saying he asked for support during dropped him. the senator renounced his support for trump after the release of the tape in which trump made vulgar remarks about sexually assaulting women. >>> this election cycle is dominated by debates about trump and clinton.. happening tonight a town hall to help keep you informed on the -- state elections. there will be groups from both sides of the aisle, it begins in 30 minutes. >>> turns out michael hoff called our newsroom about a recent custody battle and

is al gore the sexy name to bring millennials out? is this the right calculation for clinton? >> you're younger than i am. if young people are turned on by al gore it puzzles me. but they were turned on by bernie sanders so who knows. the idea that al gore makes the hearts go pitter patter is news to me. we hear about how climate change is an important issue to various demographic blocs of the electorate. especially in the midterms it doesn't move the needle. maybe it is different in a general election. in the end this election is essentially a referendum on donald trump. right now if you look at the polls in florida and elsewhere donald trump is just losing. >> speaking of donald trump i would be remiss if i didn't ask about marco rubio, a key senate race nationally for control of the senate. this is the saying he released an hour ago. he said i have consistently rejected his offensive rhetoric and behavior. he said i disagree with his opponent though on virtually everything. he said, i wish we had better choices for president. i do not want hillary clinton to be our next pres

on the democratic side clinton is under fire after wikileaks the campaign could change her position on the keystone pipeline. al gore appeared alongside clinton in miami. gore told floridians how much their vote counts. early voting begins in ohio in tomorrow. -- tomorrow. >>> a big changes for students. the school board has announced that garfield high school will merge with kenmore high school. kenmore was last renovated in 1981. some parents are upset at the decision but the district says it's doing what it believes is best for the students. >> promises were made throughout this process that did not come to fruition. and i think the kenmore community deserved to be treated with more fairness. >> a very tough decision. >> the board says dropping enrollment and state budget cuts were a major factor in the decision. >>> bail has been lowered for the driver charged with hitting and killing a state trooper on i-90 last month. his bail was cut from $1 million to half $1 million. but there is a catch. even if he makes bail he will not be allowed to drive and will have to submit to regular drug tests. poliay trooper was

jenna: hillary clinton will be joined by al gore, 2000 democratic presidential nominee appearing withn the battleground state of florida. the campaign hoping the former vice president will help clinton with young voters concerned about climate change, senior political correspondent with more. mike. >> well, hi, jenna, hillary clinton just told a predominantly african-american radio station that florida is the key. if she wins the sunshine state based on her read of electoral map, there's no way donald trump will win the white house. so clinton will get some help from former vice president al gore here in miami. he is known for climate change activism and also a reminder for democrats of the risk for voting for a third-party candidate being the difference in an election as democrats believe it was for him in 2000. the real clear politics reveals a close race with clinton 45.1 to trump 42.7 when you factor third-party candidates, gary johnson and jill stein. last night clinton was on the road in columbus, ohio, another battleground. her campaign says she drew the largest crowd so far fo

a clinton and gore on stage in florida. the old band back together. ead clinton's campaign found itself fighting allegations and responding to the release of thousands of private e-mails sent to and fro from its chair john podesta that were hacked and published by wikileaks. today e-mails appeared to show conversations and collusion. in one e-mail clinton's press secretary a former dodge smoexman appears to receive and pass along information from his contacts at the justice department. this exchange did not pertain to the fbi investigation into clinton's private server but rally a lawsuit to make those e-mails public. the campaign pointed out the filings were public record and stressed that the hacks are illegal. but today donald trump tweeted i hope people are looking at the disgraceful behavior of hillary clinton as exposed by wikileaks. she's unknfit to run. tonight clinton's campaign is using al gore to sell the idea that every vote counts. >> take it from me, tfrs a very close election. elections have consequences. your vote counts. your vote has

yesterday clinton hit the trail in sunshine state with al gore. >> i can't wait to have al gore advising am president of the united states. >> hillary clinton, the candidate of the past today drags up al gore, he was the founder of the internet, al gore wants to end the combustion engine and flies the world on jets.

he did finally endorse hillary clinton in a series of three tweets on the opening day of her convention. no rush. al gore basically beamed himself out of democratic politics after what happened to him in 2000. the last time he had a chance to campaign with a clinton in 2000, he jumped away from that chance not toward it. now today, today he's back. >> my first message, the climate crisis is and must be regarded as a top national priority. and a top global priority. here's my second message. your vote really, really, really counts a lot. you can consider me as an exhibit a of that group. if you think your vote does not matter, take it from me, your vote can make all of the difference in this election. >> former vice president al gore with hillary clinton today. naturally in florida. not to undercore the point too much, but in florida. at a time when the clinton campaign looks like it may, may be sewing thins up in this election, why is today the day they brought al gore back? and what's he been doing anyway? joining us is the great e.j. dionne at the brookings institution and a great all-around person. >>

clinton and gore on stage in florida. the old band back together. instead, clinton's campaign found itself fighting allegations and responding to the private emails sent to and from its chair john padesta hacked and published by wikileaks. they appear to show conversations and what opponents call collusion between the campaign and department of justice in in one email clinton's press secretary, a former g.o.p. spokesman, appears to receive and pass along information from his contacts to the justice department about a court brief related to clinton's emails that had just been filed the fbi investigation into clinton's private server but rather a lawsuit to make those emails public. the campaign pointed out the filings were public record and stressed that the hacks are illegal. today donald trump tweeted i hope people are looking at the disgraceful behavior of hillary clinton as exposed by wikileaks. tonight as clinton's opponents sift through thousands of hacked emails, clinton's campaign is using al gore to sell the idea that every vote counts. >> ta

reporter: it's a speech about climate change from hillary clinton and al gore. clinton addressed crowd, clean energy in the united states should be the clean energy superpower of this century. there needs to be a transition to clean energy. she pledged to have 500 million solar panels installed across north america in the next four years should she become president. then al gore took the stage. he picked up the discussion about the need to back and vote a climate change believer. but then he brought up the issue of what happened in 2000 with the hanging chads and the florida recount. he told everyone here it was crucial that they vote. that every vote counts. listen to what he had to say. >> i don't want you to to be in a position years from now, where you welcome hillary clinton and say, actually you did win. it wasn't close enough to make sure that all the votes were counted or whatever. elections have consequences. [cheering] your vote counts. your vote has consequences. reporter: so it is also important to point out this is the first time that al gore has hit

gore kept clinton off the campaign trail then. stung by the monica lewinsky scandal. with the stakes of this election so high, gore agreed to come off the sidelines in florida. a day long flashback. bill clinton also in the state today. but campaigning solo. registering photos. sentencing a day because of hurricane matthew. >> early voting starts in 13 days. >> if you don't vote, it is a half a vote for the a guys. >> trump's vote still relies on the 29 electoral votes here. >> this election matters more than any has in a really long time. >> clinton is trying to run up the score. early voting is underway in more than half the country. a survey of 27 states showed nearly a half million people voted before sunday's debate. with thousands more voting every day. her confidence was cheer. >> i can't wait to have al gore advise megawhen i am president of the united states. >> and when al gore took the stage, many peegt in this audience said you won, you won. he had a very blunt message for they will. he said i do not want you to be channelling the same thing years from now

kennedy: is hillary clinton punishing al gore because he refused to campaign with hillary clinton when it would have helped. >> she blames tipper and she is punishing al through her. it happened a long time ago. al gore is going on tour to tell people not to vote for a third party and focus on the environment because the green party screwed him out of a victory last time. the green party is evil and care about the environment. kennedy: the whole thing is so rich and strange. >> i would say this to my friend albert gore. i don't think many millennials know who you are or care who you are? they were like 5 when this happened. i don't think it many relevant to their experience. it's nice that he's going down there to bring attention to it, but i don't think the people he's trying to bring the attention to is through history books. >> he didn't bring out the vote himself. >> he wouldn't let bill clinton go down to miami. >> there were a lot of people who stood up for the free hovercraft rides and hem' brownies. president obama has 100 days left in office. and as you can see, he has not and