cory booker i think would be a great pick. i think cory booker takes care of two demographics. struggling with younger voters. nobody has better rimm and rapport with younger voters than cory booker. harris: among the democrats, you're saying. >> among everybody. cory booker is beloved figure among young people. people love him. look at his twitter following. not predicating anything. people love hims, especially younger voters. he is minority. she needs to rebuild the obama coalition. needs to be sure african-americans support her same level of barack obama. harris: who would have thought a clinton would have problem with the african-american community. >> she doesn't have a problem. they're flocking to her campaign but she needs to preserve coalition. >> quickly with trump, the reason, age why you wouldn't see vitriol, ted cruz, nikki haley, marco rubio. they're 44, 45 years old. they have many decades ahead of them in politics. john kasich is different story. he had a personal emotional change on that campaign trail this year where he connected with the american people. you

elizabeth warren and cory booker. he is right up there for her. >> what happens at that point? gets more momentum. she hasn't seen a huge turn out and that is compared to the republicans and that is just in the primary. >> she is so unpopular with her own base. the young people that gave president obama an advantage that he went through, she is polling 30% behind with young people. if she wants that turn out, it might be wise for her to take someone like elizabeth warren or cory booker. >> one of the interesting things as we forget the electorate, you might be running 30% behind bernie sanders, but that's not an opposition to donald trump. you will have a fired up base with donald trump as the nominee. it doesn't become unnecessary for her to turn out the far left. >> with castro. >> i think those are popular democrats and part is trying to engage and excite people. they are fired up about him as a bookie man and i think what we need to say is that it's fun to bring people like that who have positive images and they are all about people think of him as inspirational. it brings

the thing about obama, of course, and, of course, cory booker and harold ford, they understand the needand necessity to be rooted in black america, all of them. the outcome may be different, but obama was also ambitious. you know, there's a story, as you know as a chicagoan, but obama was running for state senate, decided to run for state senate. the previous occupant of that office had decided to run for the united states congress after mel reynolds, then the occupant of that office, fell into some hard times. >> right. >> and we'll leave it there. [laughter] and so the reality is that this woman said i'm going to run for that office. but when jesse jackson jr. threw his hat into the ring, all bets were off. >> right. >> so she said let me go back to the state senate, and let me do that. in chicago politics it was like everybody, you know, a pecking order. you served your time, you did your thing, this, this particular office then you have to acknowledge that the older person or the person more senior gets the nod. well, the younger guy named obama wasn't really -- let me think about t

. >> a year ago, i would have bet cory booker -- two years ago now. but he's up there 12-1 if. bets. >> there are people putting money on bill clinton or is this an elaborate things. >> i like to have a scenario for anything it justifies putting my money on something. donald trump has his debate with bernie and they become friends and bernie jacks the convention, moves hillary out of the way and brings in donald trump and united states everybody 500/1. >> there are some people out there apparently who see some sort of scenario like that, putting their own money up saying donald trump will be the vp shal nominee. >> george clooney is always in these conversations. he's a go-to. >> this is interesting, look at the whole board, klobuchar is my pick. i could see that in the vice presidential debate, i'm starting to believe in warren, if i had to put money down right now, that might be where i put it right now but these things always change. >> the thing that always changes on the republican side, newt gingrich has climbed that ladder. >> is newt gingrich -- >> almost even money. >>

cory booker.ota senators on that list, al franken and amy klobuchar as well as two cabinet secretaries, tom perez and hjulo castro. both of them hispanic options if she wanted to appeal to that demographic. >> what are the risk of pulling some of the senators and, for example, perez and castro will essentially be out when the obama administration is out, so they would be available. >> right. one of the big risks for three of those names on that lists, elizabeth warren, sherod brown and cory booker are senators from states with republican governors. what that means is if hillary clinton chose any of them to be vice president, the republican governor would get to replace them in the senate and it depends how long that would last before they were replaced in a special election. in the case of ohio, it would be two full years. sherrod brown would not be replaced until 2018. so in the critical early months of her presidency, which is when most presidents midweget the mo their agenda, she could be down

she will hold a fundraiser in east brunswick with senator cory booker.ike california, new jersey will hold its primary one week from today. clinton spent memorial day marching in a parade in her hometown in new york. her husband, the former president was at her side. >> ♪ >> the national champion villanova wildcats will visit the white house today. president obama will welcome head coach jay wright and the men's team to congratulate them on their championship. the wildcats beat the north carolina tarheels last month to win their first national championship since 1985. the meeting is scheduled for 4:10 p.m., not 4:00, 4:10 to be exactly. >> still to come on "action news" rescuers say the teenage here fell into the rapids of the new jersey state park. >> officials in canada warn that thousands of wildfire evacuees may have to wait three more months to return to their homes. david. >> lots of sunshine out there and very warm this afternoon. if that you're dressing the kids, one of those last days of school today, it's shorts and t's. i think they can get aw

senator cory booker. he has campaigned around the country for clinton and has also been mentioned as a potential run make. >> 5:37. the villanova wildcats will visit the white house today. president obama will welcome head coach jay wright and the men's basketball team to congratulate them on their championship. the wildcats beat the north carolina tarheels last month in their first national championship since 1985. the meeting is scheduled for 4:10 this afternoon and i wonder if they're going to ask president obama why he picked kansas to beat villanova in his bracket. >> i'm sure they've for given him by now. >> i bet they have. >> invitation to the white house will smooth things over. >> all right. we're smoothing over the weather today. storm tracker6 live double scan shows that you we are dry. as we take a look outside we have some lingering cloud cover over north philadelphia and the rest of the region. there you see our temple university camera looking north along north broad. but the sunshine is o

i'll tell you who not to look to, cory booker would have been a good choice but i don't think the democratst to take a chance of a republican appointed instead of him. instead have you people like duval patrick out of politics, and tim kaine from virginia doesn't have the hot sauce that marks him derogatorily. have your fun, have your fun. have your fun. in among white voters today, hillary is running even or slightly ahead of trump in all of the polls. it goes to my point, live in a delusional world, hillary is going to pick somebody who is steady yet tim kaine fits that bill and other people as well. charles: virginia is a swing state. the establishment, you are one of the people who proudly goes around and says i'm the establishment. who does the establishment want? this could be the olive branch we talked about earlier in the show. would it be marco rubio, your guy cruz? >> obviously, i would have loved to see ted cruz as the vice presidential pick. i think they feel bruised up just out of the gladiator ring. who i would love to see are two women, either susana martinez, a former democr

coming to new jersey this week holding a fundraiser in east brunswick on tuesday with core book -- cory booker>>> bernie sanders is holding events in oakland. california primary is june 67. >>> if you're just joining us, we're used to seeing dash cam videos from police and more people are putting them in personal vehicles and finding out it comes in handy in all sorts of situations. nydia han what you need to know in this special report. >> reporter: that you're tweeted this video. makes you jump. >>> we have to get that guy's license plate number, i said wait a minute i have the dash cam on it's on tape. >> reporter: he got his dash cam because he thought it would be fun, now he is really hissing it's youthful. he said in this case it helps police track down the offending driver and give him a recording. >> reporter: the dash cam has recorded other near misses. >>> there he was in my lane coming right at me. if you need it, it's nice to know it's there. >>> mark used his dash cam to fight a traffic ticket. he tells us he stopped before making a legal right turn on red, but a cop said otherwis

cory booker is the keynote speaker. some 25,000 people will descend on the national mall for the event, so expect traffic delays. and we want to con grat lgratul the graduates. here is a look at shf tome of t photos that we did got in. keep sending us them so we can recognize you. be sure to use the #grads of washington. and your picture may end up right here. >> congrats to everybody. >>> time is 6:06 on this sunday morning. a live look at the capital wheel at national harbor. sun starting to come out. it's a little brisk outside. tom is tracking the most comfortable side to get outside and how you can plan ahead for the workweek. >>> torrential rain leads to flooding. listen to all that rain. downpours creating ponds right about in the middle of the street. morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment >>> people in houston are bracing for more rain after this. as many as 3 inches of rain fell in just a couple of hours last night prompting flash flood warnings across

there is $100 million to cory booker. silicon valley wants more power.hey want the power wall street has. they want more immigrants and more trade, everything against the gop platform. how are we to believe he's not using these resources to attempt this goals. >> we have to be realistic about that. facebook did not deny mark zuckerberg did not deny that they had editorial power and they can interject whatever is trending with whatever they want to like with black lives matter posts. it's thal doer rhythms are trending. he never denied that. so i think when we think about facebook, especially the millennials, it's all based on algorithms and it's organic and fair. that's not true. they are a news site with editorial judgment and we need to judge them based on that. charles: is there some sort of obligation they have? this also comes up with social media with respect to terrorism. what is their obligation because they are so big, and so many people skirt a news site. >> i'm not sure they have scene obligation to do it. they can run their business as they s

cory booker is the keynote speak speaker. some 25,000 people will descend on the national mall for the event that begins in about half an hour, so expect traffic delays in that region. and we want to remind you that congratulations is in order for all the graduates in and around our region. we're being look at some of the photos that keep sending your pictures so that we can recognize the grads of washington. send them to twitter, instragram or facebook. be sure to use #gradsofwashington and your pic may end up on air or right here on tv. >> remember when you handed in your last final? >> not really. >> i do. >>> well, the rain is gone, but it's a little brisk out. tom is tracking the most comfortable times to get outside and how you can plan ahead for the week ahead. >>> developing right now, torrential rains, we're watching it as it leads to massive flooding. listen to that wall of rain coming down. where downpours are creating ponds in the mdle of the id >>> people in houston bracing for more rain after this. check it out

stashed away, my family and i to make the run would have been exhausted and we would lose against cory booker> a loser. >> you have hit cruz hard as he talked about new york values for ted cruz. >> i don't agree. it was a shot at loud mouth liberal new yorkers. >> i disagree i have been around a long-term. when you think of new york, you go back to jesse jackson 1984, the only reason ted cruz did not say new york was heime town because it was taken by reverend jackson when you throw in new york, and throw in money, power and media you are talking about jews and i know it, i science it, i am a very defensive about my people. >> my mom's people particularly. >> have you talk to the senator or do you go in the other direction in he is here. >> why want to confront him. i have interviewed senator cruz. i was at an off the record campaign fundraiser that parents' at my kids' school invited know and it hit on the eve of the iowa and i her the pitch. i have no doubt he did that to signal he was against those people -- meaning me. ama compelled you to say yes to "dancing with the stars"? >> it is fun

struggling to find a running mate because of the three senators who could be successful, sherrod brown, cory bookerick brown, they have republican governors. she's struggling to find somebody really high profile without hurting her party in congress. >> you mentioned sherrod brown. >> he threw a little cold water on this speculation last night that he was concerned about his seat going to the republicans, but she needs to pick someone like that who has a lot of respect with the white working class voters, respect from her base and she's seriously suffering with that right now with all of her losses from bernie sanders. >> what about elizabeth warren? >> elizabeth warn has been proven to be a very effective attack dog against donald trump. >> who else for hillary clinton? she's even mentioned bill clinton or people have been talking about that. >> yeah. it presents a constitutional conundrum if he could actually be chosen. if we're going to look at this as the reality show, he's the best choice. they presented themselves as a package deal. why not double down on that. >> is a spouse ticket on the ho

does she need somebody like cory booker to mix it up a little bit? those are considerations.like tim cane mka makes sense. virginia, tends to trend blue, outreach to hispanic, a lot of qualifications reaching out to white men in various elections all of which he's won, also somebody very strong. >> kaine is also the only person on that list that offers her a different perspective on democratic politics. you know, kaine when it comes to even like abortion, a big catholic. he moves the needle a little bit. >> does she need somebody more in the center? some people -- >> or to the left. >> more to the left. >> good point. >> what do you think about that, sara? >> yes. certainly if looking to pick up bernie sanders supporters it helps to have someone a little more to the left. i'm a little weary of the idea picking any one of these people helps you win a state. >> i would agree. >> give that a lot of play talking about the states, a lot of these different vp picks come from, but unless you're pickioh on lockdown, i don't any anyone will winner you an ohio or virginia. >> if i coul

from a state with a republican governor, that would eliminate elizabeth warren from massachusetts, cory booker from new jersey. aides say his concern is that gop governor would appoint a republican to a vacated democratic seat making it harder for democrats to win back the majority. >> the answer is not only no, but hell no. >> reporter: clinton must deal with aggressive sanders who suggests she's nervous about losing california and afraid to debate him on fox. >> insulting to the people of california, our largest state. [ cheers ] >> that she is not prepared to have a discussion with me about how she will help the californians address the major crises that we face. >> reporter: instead it appears both candidates spend much of the next two weeks making their case at golden campaign event, it is the safer play for clinton. lou? . lou: mike, thank you very much. mike emanuel. >>> virginia governor terry mcauliffe responding to the reports that he is now under fbi investigation. he's trying to shield as well at the same time, the clintons from being tainted with a scandal over questionable campai

he talked about the luck, he was lucky elizabeth warren or cory booker did not ill that space, someoneho was younger, more conventionally attractive, more conventionally acceptable, did not run. the second is huge and i talk about political narrative all the time. no one has told a story that is more coherent, if you agree with it or not, then -- van -- than bernie sanders' story about what has gone wrong in america. his argument -- and that is really all he is done is make an argument. on the stump, he does not tell jokes or talk about his biography or family. he makes a critique of everything that is wrong with america. it is a real worldview. the third thing is -- and it is the most important thing -- that all of the things that we all thought -- i should say mark halperin and i put him on our show earlier than almost anyone and took them seriously earlier than almost anyone, but even we totally underestimated the extent to which the things you would normally think our problems -- 74 years old, stoop shouldered, jewish guy -- mark: self-described socialist. john: cranky, dyspeptic,

cory booker is on twitter.e of the party is with the left. >> any effect on the clinton campaign? >> the woman's issue is large between clinton and trump. this is a very good documentary. the question is why do they agree to do it? could it hurt hillary clinton with women now? >> that's all the time. thanks for joining us today. chris will be back next sunday. have a great week. see you next fox news sound. >> i'm bob massi. for 34 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, the center of the recent real-estate crisis. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, well, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the sunshine state of florida. so we headed from the strip to the beach to show you how to live the american dream. i'm gonna meet real people who are facing serious problems, take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe and give you the tips that everyone needs to navigate the new landscape because in

democratic party and the new changing face of america whether it is a tom perez or castro or a cory bookerr she can look at the senate and at people like tim kaine or people like al francen, amy clobachar. we have two people we should be looking at. at the end of the day you have a small number of qualified people, you make your pick. >> hillary clinton as an enabler going back 20 years to what happened back then? >> i think that she handled that by saying not going to talk about it. the reality, and senator sanders is right, what the people of the united states are looking for right now is where are we going from here? >> is it relevant as a voter issue? >> god knows donald trump has shown he's going to bring it up and they will make that decision. as you recall, this was a campaign -- a very systemic campaign run against bill clinton for the full eight years of his presidency and voters had the opportunity in 1996 to make judgments about these issues as well. >> anita dunn, great to see you. thank you so much. >> good to see you. >>> and coming up, first date. donald trump getting ready

cory booker, on twitter, the intellectual core of the party with the progressive left. >> any effectthe clinton campaign? >> you've got to remember, the women's issue is large in this campaign between trump and clinton. does this impact it? it's a good documentary. could it hurt hillary clinton with women? >> that's all the time. thank you for joining us today. chris will be back. we'll see you next fox news sunday. >>> developing in political news at this hour. the divide in one party growing as supporters are suing over widespread confusion in the primary race and the other party, what could be an epic movement toward coming together? i'm harris faulkner. this is the report. here's how it is playing out. a short time ago, a new sign the gop is combining forces to back donald trump. reports of south carolina senator lindsey graham who has had a long public spat with trump is privately telling others in the party in a fundraiser to support the presumptive nominee. graham's press secretary will only confirm graham was there and no change in the senator's

cory booker, the intellectual core of the party. >> any affect on the clinton campaign?> the women's issue is large in this campaign between trump and clinton. does this impact? apparently it's a very good documentary, the question is why did they agree to do it? now that it's out could it hurt hillary clinton with women? >> that's all the time. thanks for joining us today. chris will be back next sunday. have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >> joel osteen: well, god bless you. it's a joy to come into your homes, and if you're ever in our area, please stop by and be a part of one of our services. i promise ya we'll make ya feel right at home. i like to start with somethin' funny, and i heard about this wealthy man. he was known for bein' eccentric. he was havin' a big party at his house. in his backyard, he had this huge swimmin' pool filled with sharks and alligators. he announced to his guests, "anyone that will swim across my pool, i'll give ya anything you want." in a few minutes, there was a big splash. this man was in there, goin' 90 to nothi

senator cory booker. the country for clinton and there's been mention and talk of him as a potential running mate. >> time now is 6:38. let's say we make things nice for people going back to work. >> how about, hm? lots of sunshine on the way. storm tracker6 live double scan guys shows you that the rain is done and as we take a look outside, there are still some clouds trying get out of the way from the sun and as you look on sky6 from this angle we do have some of that cloud cover left over. on the upper right-hand portion of your screen, though, you can see some blue and there actually is some sun out there in the process of eating away those clouds. the temperatures currently 71 degrees and your dewpoint for now is up at 67. anything over 60 indicates fairly moist saturated and humid air so it still feels a little muggy early on. winds out of the southwest at 3 miles per hour. but satellite shows you how there's a lot of dry air however to the west and northwest of us and that is going to continue to f

. >> senator cory booker concerned about the growing division in the democratic ranks most seen saturday when bernie sanders supporters revolted issuing death threats to the chair woman and throwing chairs on the democratic floor. while bernie sanders is making stri strides, donald trump is feeling so bold to release a potential list of nominees within the last hour, the democrats have seemingly gone in the opposite direction. joining me is virginia, an organizer on the floor at saturday's convention. i know you said you think the behavior of the supporters at the state convention has been overexaggerated however we have debbie wasserman-schultz saying the senator's response was anything but acceptable and a added more fuel to the fire. in his statement he says he doesn't condone the violence or any form of it. do you condone what happened there in terms of the democratic process and what do sanders supporters want to unify this party? >> first and foremost i have to point out i'm not here as a representative for bernie sanders, representative of my neighbors in las vegas that felt compl

cory booker, the intellectual core of the party. >> any affect on the clinton campaign?> the women's issue is large in this campaign between trump and clinton. does this impact? apparently it's a very good documentary, the question is why did they agree to do it? now that it's out could it hurt hillary clinton with women? >> that's all the time. thanks for joining us today. chris will be back next sunday. have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." man 1: you're new. man 2: i am. woman: ex-military? man 2: four tours. woman: you worked with computers? man 2: that's classified, ma'am. man 1: but you're job was network security? man 2: that's classified, sir. woman: let's cut to the chase, here... man 1: what's you're assessment of our security? man 2: [ gasps ] porous. woman: porous? man 2: the old solutions aren't working. man 2: the world has changed. man 1: meaning? man 2: it's not just security. it's defense. it's not just security. it's defense. bae systems. >> announcer: this program is a paid presentation for omega xl and is brought to you by great

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>> cory booker. >> let's do one last chart on the general election.all the way back. so if they are wrong you can dismiss them forever but they have been consistent and strong on the side of the democrat winning. even after all the issues of the last couple of weeks in terms of polls and so on 65% still predict that democratic will be elected. you can see as you look through the timing how the republicans have faired which is as donald trump became more likely as an establishment candidate and less likely the republicans chances declined until the most recent time when the polls have tightened. >> the elections tend to be much closer than 65/35. i understand that but i'm saying there are institutional issues, demographic issues. republican parties coalescing around trump faster. it does seem like we are had -- >> what odds on trump? >> if i can bet on trump 46, 47, something like that. >> almost even money. >> that's not really almost. i think 46 is probably close to even. >> is it fair to say that these numbers have been wrong over the last year? i r

be at a fund-raiser with former attorney general eric holder and later with new jersey senator cory bookerlked about as potential running mate, someone could who energize young voters turning out in droves for senator sanders in california and across the country. she will race out to california tomorrow where there are 475 delegates at stake. new polls show her with a near double-digit lead over sanders there but he continues nipping at her heels. a glowing "new york" magazine cover story, martha is out today attempting to give a sense of the candidate and her personal skills including her hobbies. "new york" magazine had nearly the same cover in 2008 but with a very different headline. last time it read superstar. this time is reads, there is nothing simple about hillary clinton, which could be said about the california primary as well, martha. martha: so interesting, those two covers. jennifer, the email issue, obviously continues to dog her still? reporter: absolutely, so much so that her campaign advisor john podesta sent a memo to her leading supporters over the weekend to put last we

cory booker doesn't know. i just named myself that. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." in this half hour -- >> you got to believe it to be it. >> if you can imagine it t you can be it. >> that's how i feel. >> coming up in this half hour, "ncis" star michael weatherly. you are here. you are back. things won't be the same for him after tonight. we're going to take a look at his farewell performance as special agent dinozzo. plus, his special project with stephen spielberg inspired by dr. phil. >>> also in the green room pulitzer prize winning author dr. mookerjee. >>> the san francisco chronicle reports on big rigs that drive themselves. it's from a start-up called auto. drivers would take over on local roads. otto says this would improve safety and cut costs. >>> "the new york times" reports on a drug being tested on dogs that appear to slow ageing. the same drug improved heart health in older mice and appeared to delay the onset of some diseases. some mice survived about 12% longer than the control group. it is part of the new frontier in science aimed at delaying agei

. >> i'm thinking somebody like tim kaine or cory booker. another name is hud secretary castro.think in terms of skeletons in the closet she is better off with somebody like a tim kaine. >> oprah winfrey. and you did that with a straight face. ted frank, thank you. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> you got it. >>> just a reminder, house speaker paul ryan joining jake tapper this afternoon here on cnn. >>> next, new video shows the fire fight with isis militants claimed the life of an american hero. a navy s.e.a.l. we'll talk to a former s.e.a.l. who has seen the video and will talk us through when's going on and also about the terror group's capabilities. that's next. ♪ the new craftsman pro series riding mowers. now available with power steering. so you can turn with ease. available with the tightest turning radius in the industry. and powerful v twin engines with up to 26 horsepower. because the beer you drink after you mow your lawn tastes better than the beer you drink after someone else mows your lawn. craftsman. when it matters. >>> we are learning more about

is tim kaine, the senator, tom perez, secretary of labor, elizabeth warren from massachusetts, cory bookerat get mentioned but when you talk to people time and again they always point to tim kaine, a moderate and reminds democrats of the clinton/gore team, a moderate picking a moderate and would help in virginia and mark warner also from virginia also on that list. the thing that's interesting about these last four years, the last eight years really is we saw dick cheney at the head of his -- at the head of the bush selection process and then he picked himself basically. he became vice president, you know, under george w. bush, and then joe biden was for barack obama essentially another person, an older hand inside the party who could help balance out the ticket. you don't really have that concern this time around from a younger and older less experienced and more experienced standpoint so you'll see lots of different names floated in this process, brooke, and part of it, the fun of this is going to be watching donald trump go through this process. he's run an unorthodox campaign. >> yeah.

elizabeth warren has endorsed her as well as cory booker and other very progressive folks there in washingtone upper hand from, you know, those folks. but it certainly looks like it's definitely a two-person race with kamala harris certainly in the lead right now. >> curtis, we know that kamala harris's star has been obviously been rising quite some time, but is her superior favorability over loretta sanchez, is it about her kind of national name recognition and about her being a statewide elected official, is it about these high-profile endorsements? what is it about her that's giving her this advantage over loretta sanchez? >> i think certainly her title as attorney general and holding the state wide office certainly gives her the upper hand. a lot of people in the state do know her, whereas loretta sanchez is just isolated to a congressional seat and kamala harris does have that statewide recognition. i mean when this race opened up, when it was announced that senator boxer would not seek re-election, a lot of people were looking to throw their hands in the race. you saw gavin newsom looki

the black constituents like elijah cummings, cory booker, they've lied about what hillary has done forur communities. up next, houston, texas, democrats line. caller: i voted for obama last time because i thought he had a better chance to beat mccain. this time, i think hillary is the best choice. it is a duty and responsibility to vote for hillary. she is the only choice for right-thinking people in this election. host: what makes you think it is a duty? aller: the old saying about it takes for an evil man to succeed is for good men to do nothing. trump is running a negative campaign to lessen the turnout among minorities. a white to see this election in november and in that case, he will win. he does not want the minorities to show up. on this,r thoughts voting is an obligation. the lines on your screen. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell talks about the presidential campaign, but also the senate as well, especially tough elections, many seats up for grabs this november. he is quoted as saying -- if you go to usa today, talking list of senate campaigns. this is by kristina pe

. >> former massachusetts governor and senator cory booker. >> booker is somebody hillary clinton has become comfortable with. likes him. deval patrick, somebody she doesn't know well but close to obama world. don't be surprised if he gets a look. >> you're not done. what about elizabeth warren and julian castro? >> i think they get attention in social media and in the grassroots. i'll be shocked if they're among the final two or three. >> chuck, thank you very much. >>> on monday, we talked about the scathing report from the "new york times" detailing donald trump's history with women. rowenne brewer, a former model who dated trump for several months in the 1990s and whose story was at the center of the article say her words were mischaracterized. she spoke about it to peter alexander. >> i was promised so many times by them, and to my manager and myself, just over and over again, that it was a positive article that i was giving them, and that's how it was going to be depicted. it was not a hit piece. it was just each person's rendition of their experiences with donald trump. and min

booker: it's good to see you in that chair. it's good to have a cory presiding over the united states senate. i ask the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. booker: i pressure that very much, sir. i rise to speak against an amendment that is now pending to this bill that would block a rule that seeks to fulfill the promise of the fair housing act. this is an issue actually that's very deeply personal to me and one that really has defined my own personal history. i'd like to start by telling a story about 1969, just one year after the passage of the fair housing act, there was a couple here in washington, d.c., married with two boys that decided to move to new jersey. and in new jersey, they encountered a lot of what was called the practice called real estate steering where black couples were steered away from certain neighborhoods. they grew frustrated, realizing that they were being steered away from white neighborhoods, and they sought the help of the fair housing council. they set up an elaborate sting operation whe

you thought about running against cory booker. how we discussed that

cory booker is on twitter. the intellectual core of the party is with the left. >> any effect on the clinton campaign? >> the woman's issue is large between clinton and trump. this is a very good documentary. the question is why do they agree to do it? could it hurt hillary clinton with women now? >> that's all the time. thanks for joining us today. chris will be back next sunday. have a great week. see you next fox news sound. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday, donald trump says he is the target of a media witch-hunt, rips "the new york times" with reports on how he treats women and tries to shift the spotlight to bill clinton's past. >> i looked at the "new york times," are they going to interview juan neat at that broderick, paula jones, kathleen willie? in one case it's about exposure, in another case it's about groping and fondling and touching against a woman's will. >> and rape. >> and rape. >> big settlements, massive settlements. >> $850,000 for paula jones. >> and lots of other things and impeachment