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we hear from dan quayle when we come back.o all this research on a perfect car then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should have done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one of the many features that comes standard with our base policy. call for a free quote today. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> served in the house of representatives, the u.s. senate and as vice president so the indiana republican dan quayle clearly qualified to discuss possible running mates for donald trump. cnn special correspondent sat down with him to discuss precisely that. >> do you have any advice for him on the kind of person he should pick for vice president? >> i think that he needs to probably have a younger person and somebody that comes from the conservative wing of the party, if you will. there are many people out there. >> any names come to mind? >> the two that would be

we haven't heard from dan quayle in quite a while, jamie. what did he say? >> first of all, not only does he think the gop should rally around donald trump, he believes paul ryan specifically is going to come around. and we also asked him about, of course, the one that he and paul ryan have in common, being a vice presidential candidate. listen. >> do you have any advice for him on the kind of person he should pick for vice president? >> yeah. i think that he needs to probably have a younger person and somebody that has -- comes from the conservative wing of the party, if you will. there are many people out there. >> any names come to mind? >> well, the two that would be clearly folks to consider, i'm certainly -- i'm certain he will. one would be marco rubio from florida. >> he says he doesn't want it. >> they all say that. let's wait and see. john kasich from ohio. >> he also says he doesn't want it. >> you know, they all say that until the phone call comes in. >> i know you're past this but if donald trump called you up and said, would you be my vice pres

dan quayle is, and guess what?ent. here we go. >> so what do you think about presumptive republican nominee, donald trump? >> he is the presumptive nominee. the party has to union nigte ar him. >> has to had. >> they will. there will be a few hold outs. you all point out those hold outs, it will get a lot of air time on cnn and other networks. but by and large, i think the party will rally around him. we would need to step back, i mean, a year ago, i put myself in this camp, nobody thought that donald trump would be the nominee of the republican party. or very few people, let me say. >> what did you think was going to happen. >> the normal sorting out process, the cream usually goes to the top. i didn't realize donald trump would be the cream. he got to the top. i totally misjudged his ability to win. but for somebody that has really no experience in politics to be able to start off and win with a strong field and not even go to the convention that he is the presumptive nominee, a month before we have our final pri

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and former vice president dan quayle supporting trump, he's more qualified than hillary clinton.campaigning campaigning in south dakota democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders shared views on the trump-ryan meeting, listen. >> they've got a serious policemen. dealing with a guy who changes his views from bad to worse, i will let the republicans worry about their future. my job right now is to work as hard as we can in the next five weeks to win the democratic nomination. lauren: sanders is meeting voters in north dakota today. he has one thousand 363 delegates so far. hillary clinton 2240. the next primaries in kentucky and oregon on tuesday. lauren: judge handing rule, cannot spend billions of dollars in federal fund to provide subsidies without approval of congress. the white house is expected to appeal the ruling. >> this suit represents the first time in our nation's history that congress has been permitted to sue the executive branch over a disagreement about how to interpret a statute. nicole: obama administration said the ruling would leave spike for insurance and

a typical bush foreign-policy advisor and trump and it reminds me a bit of when nixon met with dan quayle when he was running and he was a little bit soft on foreign-policy experience. nixon came outand said he's not as much of an intellectual midget as i've been told and that was enough to get many people in the party behind dan quayle even if it was throwing a bit of shade at him . jon: i'm curious to that many people in the other party, the democratic party are suspicious of hillaryclinton because she has cited henry kissinger as one of her role models . >> it's actually interesting. the context from the democratic side, hillary clinton received a lot of negative feedback when she messing henry kissinger during the debate. kissinger is not beloved by democrats and it's a difficult time for hillary. she has to fend off pretty sanders and bernie sanders supporters, boston liberals. having donald trump reach out to henry kissinger now, whether or not he intends it probably puts hillary clinton a more awkward position simply because her party doesn't like her right relationship with him an

former vice president dan quayle in an exclusive interview on "today" offered up this suggestion fororning. >> presidential candidate should be? >> rob portman, senator from ohio, be a great choice, man of stature, substance. you pick him, that's the way he's going to govern. rob portman. >> funny he should say that. i put that hypothetical question to the senator just yesterday, and here was rob partman's reaction. if he came to you and said i want you on the ticket. i need you on the ticket? >> no. >> no? >> point blank. >> because, you know, i'm running my own race in ohio right now. we have a senate race in ohio. i'm in the middle of that. i love representing my state. >> a tight race in ohio right now. >> that's what i signed up for. >> that was a no in case you didn't hear it. that does it for me this hour. see you back here tomorrow 3:00 eastern. my colleague chris hayes picks up our coverage right after this. little miss muet sat on a tuffet eating her curds and whey. along came a burglar who broke into her home d ransacked the place making off with several valuable tuffets.

we'll talk with former vice president dan quayle. he's here exclusively. but let us begin with correspondent peter alexander. peter, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the next few hours will be pivotal to the republican party. donald trump likes to tout the fact that he's now won nearly 11 million votes nationwide, but he's yet to secure the support of one man who happens to be the most powerful republican leader in the land. after donald trump's takeover on the republican party this morning, house speaker paul ryan, donald trump headed to today's meeting when asked who is the leader of the gop. >> i would say paul ryan. i would say paul for the time being and maybe for a long time. >> ryan and previs notably from wisconsin, the last one to reject trump at the voting booth. >> we need a leader in our party. after prit marthe primary, that to take some effort. >> reporter: ryan involved with trump supporters. the longer ryan waits to endorse him, the more divided the party gets. trump also meets with senate republican leaders, among them te

we'll talk about that meeting and more with former vice president dan quayle. let's start with peter alexander on the hill for us. good morning. >> good morning. the next several hours will be pivotal for the future of the republican party. we've just learned that meeting behind us between donald trump and paul ryan wrapped up just moments ago. this is quite a scene here. you can see a circus-like atmosphere with protesters. some blowing rams horns, others playing bagpipes and these oppose trump's position on immigration. trump has won nearly 11 million votes but there's one person's support he's yet to secure. one of the most powerful voices in the republican party. after donald trump's takeover of the republican party, this morning perhaps his toughest audience yet, paul ryan. trump deferential when asked who is the leader of the gop. >> i would say paul ryan. i'd say paul for the time being and maybe for a long time. >> reporter: the meeting hosted by reince priebus, ryan and priebus notably from wisconsin. the last state to reject trump at the voting booths

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obviously dan quayle feels differently. mr. vice president, good to have you. you came out and said he's our nominee or looks like he will be our nominee. i support it. did you balance that decision off of anyone in the bush family? >> now, i did not. i've got great love and affection for the entire family, particularly 41. i will be talking to them all relatively soon. donald trump is going to be the nominee of the republican party. i've been a republican on my life. of course i'm going to support the nominee of the party. i think others will begin to step up and support them as well. some may not at the very end. i can understand not. donald trump is bringing in a lot of independents and democrats. go back to the reagan philosophy of the big 10. bigger is better in politics. more bows, better you are >> it seems it's going to skip out on the convention. mitt romney was now raising questions about donald trump's reflect to ensure these taxes that he can't support the nominee. lindsey graham also skipping out of the convention, can't support the nominee. are re

he needs foreign-policy experience and, in my opinion, someone with -- >> former vice president dan quayleout and said, "i want it to be rob portman of ohio," and i'm thinking, "if i'm rob portman, leave me alone." [ laughter ] >> he has a tough enough race on his own. >> he's up for election himself. >> right. it's john kasich. i mean, if i want to win ohio -- the republican's got to win ohio. i know he mocked him, his eating and all that, but trump, in the end, as crazy and unpredictable, i say he picks kasich. >> it'd be smart, but i don't know if kasich would go for it. >> if i'm kasich, i say, "i peaked too late. we'll see you in four. i'm not doing this." >> i don't think he does v.p. >> you don't think so, huh? >> the other point i would make is that, 1/3 of the voters that have supported trump -- remember, he got his support early, and it's firm -- they don't care that he's inconsistent on position. >> of course not. >> he is sticking his finger in the eye of the establishment, he is telling it like he is. they love the fact that he's all over the map. they don't care about that. >

. >>> dan quayle has spoken out on the 2016 race, telling the today show he thinks there's one aspect where trump is more qualified than clinton. >> is he as qualifiered as she is? >> he's more qualified in the sense that the american people want an outsider. she is not an outsider. if you're looking for a an outsider she's not qualified. >> we'll be right back. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision,

. >>> vice president dan quayle. remember him? he has a few things to say about the gop.he on trump train? find out moments from now. >>> the republican convention just about two months away now, and with expectations of protests in the host city of cleveland, the head of that city's police union is sounding the alarm saying they're not prepared for what's coming. mike tobin live in cleveland with more. >> reporter: that's right, the head of the cleveland police patrolman's association says this town is not on track to be ready. he says riot gear was ordered late. 68 days to go until the convention and things like riot suits and bikes for patrols have not been made available and there is not enough time to train with the gear. >> you have to be proficient in being able to use this stuff. right now we're not. we have not been there. we don't even have gas masks at this point. >> reporter: councilman matt zone is chairman of public safety and has a different take. he says there is plenty of planning and training taking place, however not all of that has been filtered down t

big republican names who have recently endorsed donald trump, people like former vice president dan quayle, roger wicker, steve scalise, kevin mccarthy, deb fisher, they have all signed on. 's donald trump, is the party establishment warming to donald trump? >> there is a process of coming together and it shouldn't be unexpected. i think trump handled the meeting well yesterday, the tone was exactly right, it was one of confidence, i am the presumptive nominee and we have work to do to bring the party together and that is exactly the right tone to hit. i appreciate joe's comments about 41 and 43 not attending the republican national convention but they didn't attend it in 2012 lose the last republican national convention george hw bush who is now 91 years old attended was in 2004. both parties are being disrupted this year. both parties are going to have difficulty uniting. both front runners, both presumptive nominees are taking steps yesterday to unite their parties. you saw it with trump making a visit to washington and letting people get to know him which is an important thing. you saw

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magnanimous, gracious, i predict by the end of june, paul ryan will join bob dole and dick cheney and dan quayle on the trump train. lou: all right, from your lips to the republicans' ears. van hipp, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thanks, lou. lou: strap on your seat belt for this next video. watch as a dash cam catches a runaway car flying through a busy intersection in kuwait, slamming into the side of the other car, the oncoming car. upon impact, the other car does go hurling over the median sitting at the red light. are you ready for this? no injuries. oops, let me update that. only minor injuries. that's almost the same as no injuries. amazing. >>> up next, a bold prediction on the outcome of this year's presidential race from one of hollywood's biggest liberals. he will shock you, surprise and you do it in the most energetic, convincing and positive way, george clooney, ladies and gentlemen. >> there's not going to be a president donald trump. [laughter] >> that's not going to happen. it's not going to happen because we're not going to -- fear is not going to be something we're -- th

bush won't endorse trump, but his vice president did, dan quayle and future gingrich, the former speaker endorsing trump. he also asked if he'd be trump's vice president? >> well, i can certainly talk about it. i wouldn't turn it down automatically. we are aware of the importance of being citizens. i have to say, it keeps coming up, you keep bringing it up. >> darn media. joining us the host of the chris plant show, chris plant and radio talk show host and contributor, ebony, first, it appears that donald trump and speaker ryan have some form of reproach and are ready to move forward in a positive manner. that doesn't sound like an ad vansment. >> certainly the art of the deal, i have no doubt, going into this meeting today, donald had a very spec goal to get what they have in common down. i think from there you grow it. that's what i think. >> really? >> well, paul ryan is if a kind of unique position as speaker of the house, he has to play possum a bit or he loses all leverage a, if he pushing donald trump on one issue or another, we know he is. then he can't very well exercise that le

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>> i think yes, but you know, dan quayle was on, former vice-president on the "today" show this morning, and the question came up, will he have to release his returns, and i think his answer was something like he doesn't have to. he is somehow in a different category. i think he is going to be under pressure and the longer that we don't see them, you know, what you don't know is what you sometimes your imagination will take you to many places, whether it will hurt him, though, it is hard to think it will, given how many things he has s wouldn't have. >> the man said at one point, didn't he, i can stand in the middle of times square and shoot somebody, that's still my people. >> he said it, i didn't. >> and now, we look back at a lot of things that he said before he was the presidential candidate. being seen in a totally new light. >> in a new light, but i think right now, despite all of the things he said, he really would like some party unity. we have in the report coming here on nightly news tonight, we have insight about the meeting today with ryan and other party leaders, suggesting

vice president dan quayle announcing his support, and newt gingrich, the former speaker endorsing trump. he also asked if he'd be trump's vice president. >> well, i'd certainly talk about it, i wouldn't turn it down automatically. and callista and i are both aware of the importance of being good citizens, it keeps getting brought up because you keep bringing it up. lou: darn media! joiningug the host of the chris plante show, chris plante! and fox news contributor eboni williams. eboni, first, it appears that donald trump and speaker ryan at least have some form of rapprochement and are ready to move forward in a positive manner, that doesn't sound like an endorsement. >> short of that. we're seeing the art of deal at play. i had no doubt going into the meeting, donald had a specific goal to get what they have in common down, i think from there, you grow it. that's what i think. lou: chris? >> well, paul ryan is kind of a unique position as speaker of the house, and he's got to play possum or loses all leverage. if he's looking to push donald trump in one direction or another on one iss

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it is fascinating, my friends, that is dan quayle, who's the vice president of george bush sr., his old boss is not signing up for donald trump. you've got paul ryan, his old boss, not remotely signing up for donald trump. but both, both are making moves now to indicate they will be with donald trump. it's fascinating. and now, of course, to have been a fly on the wall in any of these conversations, phone or otherwise with lindsay graham, but we can only imagine, something is shifting here. author economist genius ben stein, what do you think it is? >> i think it's the party putting itself together. i knew it always was going to. but the problem is s what does trump stand for, he says he's for devaluing is debt, then he says he's not for devaluing the debt. he says he's for neutralizing palestine, then he says he's not. it's not clear what he's for and what he's not for, if he could just make himself clear in terms of what jibes with the republican party. he's like a wizard, the guy's got unearthly powers to attract voters. >> let's say the pressure is building as such in the party, get

>> it hurts, i think, when you pick somebody like dan quayle hurt george herber walker bush. was a feeling you got to dump him and gore seemed smarter. i think that was a mistake. obviously, john mccain picking sarah palin was a disaster. she wasn't vetted and john kerry picking john edwards. if he picked john glen, kerry could have been president. that may have tilted in ohio his way and history would have been different. >> let's talk about the vice presidential picks, potentially, for hillary clinton. what are you hearing? what might be a good fit for her? >> i think the fundamental choice she has to make is whether she does the conventional political pick in which case i think there's a clear front-runner or feels she has to be more conventional to energize the party and shore up the weaknesses displayed by her performance in the primaries. if you're going by conventional electoral college kind of standards, i think tim cain, the former governor of virginia is a strong choice. if you can add virginia to what i call the blue wall, the states they've won in every election s

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former vice president dan quayle and former house speaker john boehner are the latest to throw theirupport behind donald trump. it comes after the highly anticipated meeting with paul ryan and rnc chair reince priebus. and at the time of mounting pressure on speaker to endorse the presumptive nominee, here's what speaker paul ryan told reporters following that meeting. >> i do believe that we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified. to bridge the gaps and differences. so from here, we're going deep entire the policy areas to see where that common ground is and how we can make sure that we're operating off the same core principles. yes, the first meeting, i was very encouraged with this meeting. but this was a process, it takes a little time. you don't put it together in 45 minutes. it's very important that we don't fake unifying. that we tonight pretend unification, that we euna fieshgs so that we're full strength in the fall. >> joins me now is barry quinn, he's a prominent fund-raiser who supported jeb bush for president but is undecided about supporting donald trump fo

just as dan quayle was coming aboard. even lindsay graham was softening his tone. trump's former butler was caught making statements about obama which trump disavowed. but trump was confronted with a voice from his past, his own. speaking with a reporter seeking information about trump's love life, he posed as a pr executive named john miller without masking the intonation and word choice that we've come to know from the mogul. it includes brags about how prominent women including madonna were all pursuing trump. the only thing stranger than his phony phone call was his defiance of all of our ears when he said it wasn't him. and finally when the first presidential candidate in 40 years to not release tax returns was asked about his tax bracket he got all snippy and said it was none of our business. so the weekends with 177 days left until election and those republicans who were warming to trump with renewed buyer's remars about his candidacy and concerns over what else is to come, not that trump's core constituency will care about what the campaign has called a low

you now because i want first to show this quote from president nixon meeting then with vp nominee dan quayle and had this take on it. i was very surprised. he is a very different man from the intellectual midget that has been portrayed in much of the media. this is a man who has strong views. he's highly intelligent. he's highly dedicated. i think he is going to make an excellent vice president. could that be shades of what we might see today coming out of this meeting, that trump has been not seen in the right light about what his foreign policy chops might be? >> well, gretchen, i think jillian hit it on the nose when she said, look, this i think is more political than anything else. but i mean, look. up until now we've been really focused just on politics. he had to get to a primary which he's done essentially. now we're kind of focused on policy. for policy people this has been kind of a tough few months because it is obvious that donald trump hasn't spent a lot of time thinking about these issues. why would he? he's been focused on real estate and business. so i'd like to be able to giv

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it's former vice president dan quayle on the "today" show this morning urging the republican party to around donald trump and floating ohio senator rob portman as a good vp pick. the what? it is the first 2016 target for the koch brothers-backed group americans for prosperity. they are aiming to knock out gop congresswoman renee almers in her june 7 primary, the first time a republican member of congress has been targeted in the primary. the where, mt. rushmore. on the stump in south dakota, bernie sanders paid a visit to the state's most famous landmark. the when? it is tomorrow. president obama will host the leaders of five nordic nations, denmark, fin lapd, iceland, norway and sweden for a summit and for a state dinner. this is the first state dinner for him featuring multiple heads of state and now the why? a source close to vice president joe biden confirms to nbc news that massachusetts senator elizabeth warren would have been his pick as a running mate if he had mounted a white house bid in 2016, and here's why that matters. according to politico, biden still thinks warren is t

jack kemp and -- or i'm sorry bob dole and some other rivals and selected the then-unknown senator dan quayleon the campaign trail. it didn't matter in the long run. bush got elected anyway. but you do want to have somebody that's not going to be exposed to the national colleagklieg lir the first time and have a problem. >> absolutely. i have to leave it there. s.e., jeffrey, thank you to both of you. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," the race that was supposed to be finished early marches on. can hillary clinton afford to shift her focus and campaign away from bernie sanders? where world-class chefs meet top-notch nutritionists. prime cuts of meat... 25 grams of protein... bold flavorful sauces... and savory mouth watering sides. it's the perfect balance of delicious and nutritious. making it just the right fit for you. stouffer's fit kitchen meals. this is fit. (avo) how mu18%? 20?in does your dog food have? nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real turkey and venison has 30% protein. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. it's everything you've ialways want

we should mention, tda president dan quayle's take when he joins us for an exclusive, live interview. >>> we have breaking news overnight. a deadly stabbing attack at a train station just outside of munich, germany. keir simmons is following that story for us. what can you tell us? >> good morning, natalie. europe has been on edge since the attacks in paris and brussels. security services on alert. an assailant shouted "god is great" as he stabbed passengers, according to witnesses. the attack leaving bloody fo footprints. a 56-year-old man killed inside the car and other injuries outside of the train cars. discarded, a cell phone and pen. these were commuters on board the first train of the day. two more men were outside the station. the attacker is arrested. a 2 knife. the munich prosecutor says it is too soon to know whether the attack was motivated by islamic extremism. train personnel are praised for being courageous and preventing further attacks. >> keir simmons, thank you. >>> we are getting our first look this morning at theravaged massive wildfire. the flames move ad away fr

. >> former vice president dan quayle weighed in on who he thought the presumptive gop nominee, donaldr his second in command. >> the one i think would be a really good choice, not on too many people's lists right now, but he's substantive, has all the credentials, would be a good teammate for donald trump and that's rob portman from ohio. >> and the president has to go through ohio, doesn't he, and win that state. senator portman joins thus morning to talk about whether he'd take the job. he's from the good part of ohio, down in the southwest part. you're not with all those snobs up in cleveland although they handed it to the reds yesterday, didn't they? >> that was embarrassing. i lost a bet on that one. >> i still love the reds. >> it's a rebuilding year, joe. >> it is. it is. >> at the bottom of the central division. >> i'd like to talk to you about a lot of things. if asked to serve, senator, you would, right? >> no. i'm happy doing what i'm doing. i have my own re-election, focused on ohio. >> if he asked you, i'm sure you would -- i mren, theean, there talking and cajoling. you

we had former vice president dan quayle on the show and asked who you should consider as a running mate. he said, senator rob portman of ohio. is he on your short list? >> i was with him yesterday in the group. we were with the whole group of senators. frankly, it was great. we had a tremendous talk. i had a great talk with rob. a great talk with all of them. many of them supported me after the meeting. >> is he on your short list? >> i'm not going to say who is on the list, and i have a list of five or six. possibly expanding. i'll make the decision by the convention and probably announce it during the convention, which will be a very exciting convention. i have to tell you. >> okay. >> rob portman is a good man. no question about it. >> mr. trump, thanks for your call. >> thank you very much. >>> let's get a check of the weather. mr. roker is back from his adventure out west. >> had a good time with my pal matt. >> it was. >>> we could use the rain in the northeast. we have a frontal system, two fronts, both generating the risk of strong storms from norfolk to charleston. joplin, 10 m

. >>> tomorrow on "today," former vice president dan quayle speaks out about this race for the first time when he joins us in studio 1a for a live interview. >>> another round of tornadoes. on tuesday. this one causing significant damage in mayfield, kentucky. nbc's gabe gutierrez is following it all. he is in oklahoma this morning. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the cleanup effort here in oklahoma is in full swing. this as the state's governor declared states of emergency in 15 counties. all this as millions more throughout the country are preparing for yet another round of potentially severe thunderstorms later today. >> reporter: this morning, western kentucky is cleaning up after two tornadoes touched down. one of them sending residents in mayfield running for cover. >> we heard loud noises and the glass crashing. we dove into the washroom and stayed there until the noises stopped. >> reporter: homes leveled, trees toppled, lives shattered. >> you could hear it. it sounded like it was right over the building. >> reporter: today, seven states are on high