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coming up on "morning joe," we have david axelrod, dr. zeke emanuel weighing in on the delay in the obamacare. and later eight-time grammy winner usher is going to be here on set. >> i'm so excited. >> up next -- halpern, you're not excited? >> pro-usher. pro emanuel. pro axelrod. >> there are two things better for a holiday weekend than usher and fireworks. >> up next, the top stories in politico's playbook. first, here's dylan dreyer with the forecast. >> we've got a lot of rain out there now basically from the southeast all the way to the northeast, where we do have flood watches and warnings. it's the moisture off the gulf of mexico. our best chance of seeing three to four-plus inches of rain down through atlanta and eastern tennessee and down through the panhandle of florida. of course, we're still talking about the oppressive heat in the southwest. excessive heat warnings still in effect. temperatures will once again be above 110 degrees in most areas. for your forecast, the middle of the country looking pretty good. 80 in kansas ci

david axelrod is an msnbc political analyst, and a former senate republican candidate out in california. thanks for joining us. let me start with this. we've run through the history of the republican party. david, and clearly they have been if you have to argue back and forth, they're the more hawkish party, the democrats more dovish. lear cannily the issue of the war in iraq are a war of choice was a key issue i believe and i believe you know was a key factor in the strong political run by president obama back in '08, starting in 2004. do you think the republican party is having guilt about the war in iraq they now feel is unpopular that they're beginning to think this instinctive call to arms, engagement in countries like syria, and lebanon won't pay off at the ballot box? >> first of all, i would quibble with one point which is there has been over time taft and others in the past, there's been a strain of isolationism in the republican party. it's resurge be the now represented by this tea party faction. of course, the reality is we have to find the right place between these two poin

. >> we had david axelrod on "morning joe" yesterday. he said this is the kind of thing that happens when big pieces of legislation are rolled out. it is bound to have some tweaks and some necessary ups and downs as a roller coaster. >> the nature of these programs, the history of these programs, big social programs, is that they come online at fits and starts, there are bumps in the road. you have to make adjustments along the way but ultimately when history looks back at them we say that was the right thing to do and i think that's the way it is going to be with the affordable care act. >> m.j., bumps, fits and starts. do you agree with that? is this to be expected? >> well, i think an important question that this delay certainly raises for the implementation of the health care law is, does it set the precedent for more delays coming down the line? but let's not forget, as david axelrod mentioned himself, this is not the first time that the administration has granted no waivers or exceptions or has delayed implementing certain parts of

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david axelrod, cnbc's maria bartiromo, republican strategist mike murphy, former democratic congressman herod ford. >>> this week the new york tabloids dedicated their coverage to who else, new york city mayoral hopeful anthony weiner, the former congressman facing new revelations this week about his inappropriate behavior. they threaten to derail his bid for mayor. should he drop out? his chief rival, christine quinn, weighs in on that. and the larger question. how much more can voters take? >>> and we're back with our political roundtable. joining e pe now, former senior adviser to president obama, now an nbc news senior political analyst, david axelrod. republican strategist mike murphy, anchor of cnbc's "closing bell," maria bartiromo, former democratic congressman from tennessee, harold ford jr. welcome. scan zals, scandals, everywhere, and they have to do with sex and misconduct. let's get right to it. you can't make it up. this is the cover of "the new yorker." it is anthony weiner sit eight stride the empire state building the picture tells a thousand words about his scandal. he

patti ann: doug, we mentioned david axelrod, democratic strategist. >> right.ti ann: many other democrats are calling for him to drop off. as tony mentioned the clintons there are he uncomfortable with comparisons between hillary and huma and weiner and bill clinton. what about that? >> i think everybody is uncomfortable. i think anthony weiner's behavior sets a new low for the word tony used was salacious. i would call it irresponsible and unacceptable behavior. this goes well beyond politics. this isn't a marital issue. this is just ridiculous behavior, reflecting somebody who as peter king said is psychologically ill-equipped for a campaign and to serve as mayor. patti ann: tony, bob schieffer, we heard a little bit from him earlier, cbs, this quote is getting a lot of publicity, he is quote, a new-age flasher who traded traditional rain coat that can be opened to shows his wares for a digital camera that enables him to expose himself for the world, a dubious technological achievement. you know, do you agree with that, a flasher for the 21st century? >> abso

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from chicago, former senior adviser to president obama, nbc contributor david axelrod.e russert. and next to steve, contributing editor of "garden & gun" magazine, julia reid. great to have you on the table this morning from the "gard "garden & gun" desk. let's talk to peter king while you finish. >> it will be interesting to see how he does with garden and beguns. >> motivated by rand paul and ted cruz, am i wrong? >> that's part of it. actually, this is a story that came to me. this is not a story i promoted. a number of people in the last several months, particularly in new york, also around the country, what they feel about is a lack of a real defense policy or debate among republican candidates for president, focusing primarily on rand paul and ted cruz. and then news max came to me, said they were going to do a story. i found out the story was posted online. i said i would consider the race. the main reason right now is the shift in debate. it bothers me when the leading republicans out there, someone like rand paul, seems more concerned about an american being ki

. >> mayoral candidate bill thompson will talk to david axelrod. and later, hall of fame football player cris carter with his new book on how football players became the most compelling players in pro sports. and the decision in on bradley not maing. the mixed decision and howie wikileaks founder julian assange reacts to the hearing. >> i have a four or five-page editorial i'm putting out later. >> what's it look like on the east coast? >>> still raining in the southeast, joe. wrapping up july, putting it in the books. atlanta is getting drenched this morning with more rain. what a month it's been in the southeast. it's been hotter in the northeast than it has in the southeast. july weather pattern cool in the great lakes and hot in the wet. how are we looking out there this morning? i mentioned the rain in the southeast. already had about 15 inches of rain in florida this month. i mentioned the rainfall already in atlanta. get ready, charlotte, richard mond, and eventually up to d.c. today's forecast, rainy in the southeast. some of that will snea

>> a lot of people in the white house after david axelrod, valerie insisted on it.sident himself makes the call. it's something that a lot of people in the white house or who have worked in the white house. >> chris: you puncture some of the blown up egos in this town. for example, steve schmidt, former republican consultant who ran the mccain campaign advised him to pick sarah palin and made a career out of bashing sarah palin. you say, quote, it was another instance of the media swooning over republicans with self-tendencies and especially when they move left? >> i think that is true. you look at the case of john mccain in 2000 he was such a media darling. mainstream media loved him. he was an example of maverick republican. if you look at joe lieberman who bucks his party who is a democrat and assumes a more conservative posture, he becomes the turn coat. there are examples of that in every direction. >> chris: finally, what is the reaction to your book then? are people more upset about what you say about them? you say some morphine things are they are more flatt

joining us now is david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama. now an msnbc senior political analyst. mr. axelrod, thank you for being here. >> good to be here, melissa. >> all right. so talk to me about where president obama is standing in this moment? can he still expect to govern in the traditional sense? can he actually go take a proposal to the hill, or is the best that he's going to be able to do in terms of economic change rhetorical? >> you know, i think one of his strengths is he thinks long term. he doesn't get terribly bogged down in the short-term mixmaster of washington politics. he, you know, listening to the clips that you played, i got very nostalgic because i've been hearing him talk about this stuff as long as i've known him, and i've known him for more than 20 years. he believes that this is the central challenge of our time, that the economic forces that have been at play for several decades that have marginalized the middle class, threatened who we are as a country and that we have to do things, affirmative things to push bac

. >>> david axelrod is an nbc news and msnbc seen dwror little bni analyst. david, thank you very much. this is a tragedy, an american tragedy. i think of detroit and i think of the whole southern migration north and the opportunity in the auto industry obviously. and what detroit meant to all of us. we know how this happened but what's the fix and what is the role of the federal government? >> first, as i listened to brian's report i thought about my own experience back in the early '90s. i work with dennis archer who was the mayor of detroit. bhe when he was running for that office in 1993 we drove around the city and i saw all these abandoned homes and all these signs of blight. i said do you really want this job? because already these signs were very alarming. and the fact, andrea -- and you spoke to it -- the boom of detroit wag built around one industry -- the auto industry. even when the industry was doing well, productivity set in. it takes one worker to do what ten workers used to do in an auto plant today. so the auto industry is coming back but they

david axelrod, be a political analyst and a former senior advisor to president obama and carly fee orrinis a former senate republican candidate out in california. thanks for joining us. let me start with this. we've run through the history of the republican party. david, and clearly they have been if you have to argue back and forth, they're the more hawkish party, the democrats more dovish. lear cannily the issue of the war in iraq are a war of choice was a key issue i believe and i believe you know was a key factor in the strong political run by president obama back in '08, starting in 2004. do you think the republican party is having guilt about the war in iraq they now feel is unpopular that they're beginning to think this instinctive call to arms, engagement in countries like syria, and lebanon won't pay off at the ballot box? >> first of all, i would quibble with one point which is there has been over time taft and others in the past, there's been a strain of isolationism in the republican party. it's resurge be the now represented by this tea party faction. of course, the reality

listen to david axelrod and former press secretary dee dee myers. >> at this point it is absurd, he is not going to be the next mayor of new york, he is wasting time and space. americans believe in second chances but not third chances. >> this isn't a story anybody, particularly the clintons, is happy to see splashed on the front pages and on the news relentlessly, they as much as anyone would like to see this go away. >> bill maher made an interesting point. why is anthony weiner any worse than bill clinton or -- >> i see him endlessly talking about how awful, he went on and on for a whole year about his book about john f. kennedy. he loves bill clinton, never stops kissing his -- those two guys did things way worse. i mean, kennedy, so much more reckless. bill clinton, paula jones, true sexual harassment. there seems to be no sort of consistency in the media. >> wow, okay. is it a fair comparison between anthony weiner and say bill clinton? greg, what do you think? >> hillary apparently is upset about this because of the comparison. bill was way better at fill and dering than anthony

lou: you know, i found the statement of david axelrod must admit he basically takes up space, which is never a bother to him that i can recall. but what is interesting is that he did mention the mayor of san diego. well, he didn't mention that. he didn't mention elliot spitzer who is every bit the, you know, whatever you described anthony wiener asked. >> this is all about 2016. with you know who obama had lunch with. he had lunch with hillary clinton today. but this is all about positioning. she was angling for the endorsement early on from barack obama. obama kind of backed off. they are trying to set this thing up at the point. lou: i was shocked to see jack lew reviews to answer the question of chris wallace about the investigation of the irs as to whether or not they had talked with chief counsel and irs, one of two that is a confirmation job. are you shocked that he would not? i mean, is it vexing national media to be enough for today because the treasury secretary refused to answer a direct question. the public has been affronted, have they not? be my guest, but clearly he is pl

in every day, despite cal to step down fm democratic strategist david axelrod who said he is just takingf space, and peter king also demanding he step down. and the clintons, even they have a belly full. president bill clinton officiated weiner's 2010 wedding, weiner's wife huma had been working for hillary clinton since 1996 for crying out loud. when -- folks. i'll call him folks like this. who your friends are, that mes you not just a wean are but a full on weany. so, we just want to make it clear, that he is doing -- he is getting everything he deserves. not quite. but now to final dunce cap. we debated this for a long time today, the show staff. we figured out we cast votes and weighed cons, and the cons of each, even the love gov. eliot spitzer is out saying that weiner shoul not be mayor of new york, spitzer's campaign is suggesting that weiner is a bad hus bant fohusbandor msing his e huma -- forcing his wife huma to defend him onhe campaign trail. that is from head. new yorkers may hate weiner but they made headline writers happy. we don't know why voters are putting up with the

lou: i found david axelrod statement that he needs to get out of the way, he is taking up space. but what is interesting about axelrod, he didn't mention mayor of san diego, he did not mention his good friend prince elliott, mr. spitzer, every bit whatever you describe weiner as, why not? >> this is all about 2016, you know who obama had lunch with today. lou: the future is a crowded place. >> he had lunch with hillary clinton, i'm sure joe biden was pushed up the window like this. that was word that obama backed off from that, they are setting this in cement at this point. lou: i was shocked to see jack lew refuse to answer our colleague chris wallace's questions about investigation of irs to whether they talked with chief council and irs. are you shocked high would not? i was expecting national media to be in an uproar, because treasury secretary refused to answer a direct question. the public's right to know that been affronted. >> sure, but you know, he is playing a political game, he does not want to get ahead of any investigation, or anything that said, he is not breaking n

david axelrod was talking about on "meet the press." >> this is absurd. americans believe in second chances but not third chances. and you asked at the beginning when will voters say enough? i remember an old song from the 1970s that i loved called "how can i miss you when you won't go away." i think they think it is time for him to go away. >> stephanie: barry in north carolina, you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi, bar. or not. or kenny in nebraska. hi, kenny, welcome. >> caller: hey, stephanie. i'm going toes my 2k cents in here on the difference between hillary and huma is her name? yeah, huma. she's not going to be president of the united states. hillary is. i voted for barack because he was black. i had agonized over choosing between hillary and barack. well, it is hillary's turn now. >> stephanie: you voted for the president only because he's black? >> that's racist. >> caller: well, it may be but i wanted to see it in my lifetime. it is an evolution. we finally had someone of color, you know, granted, it was always white. >> stephanie: do you

david axelrod is and steve schmidt. david, first your view. i believe it's terrorism.his is the first time i've seen a political party or even a fraction of it saying their number one goal is "a," to shut down the american government. and it is the american government. kill a bill already passed by congress and refuse to pay bills already run up by the congress in an attempt to basically risk default. this is an attempt to destroy all we know of as the republican form of government in this country with the purpose i don't know the purpose. what is it? >> beats the hell out of me. but i think that the probably the best explanation is that these guys are catering to the most strident voices in their party. i think cruz is a very ambitious guy. he's been in iowa, got a great reception there with this kind of rhetoric. and you know, i think that he sees a niche and that group sees a niche for themselves in this kind of you know, apocalyptic approach to government. you can look at your own polling and see that the american people are not with him. it's that kind of rhetoric

i mean, they're going -- >> was it axelrod, david axelrod who basically said americans believe in second chances but not thirds. >> yeah. >> yeah. i did actually see the interview with huma. his wife. long suffering does not quite cover it. what i didn't like, he walked out to that, just barreled out in front of her. >> up to the podium, you mean? yeah, yeah. that was weird. there was very little eye contact. there was very little anything. no eye contact. even when she was saying things about him, he was looking down. she was not looking up at him. it was very unusual. >> i dated a guy years ago whose last name was spelled like that but he pronounced it winer. and i would -- it's not too late. just change the pronunciation. >> to winer. >> to winer. >> it was a gorgeous day yesterday in new york. it was a great weekend. saturday was a good day. you could go to the beach or whatever. so i went to -- with a friend to the yankees game. >> good! hodie has a friend. >> anywho, this is what's great about the yankees game. if you ever come to new york and you get on the "d" train from manhatta

add former adviser david axelrod to the list of democrats weighing in. axelrod says anthony weiner needs to, quote, go away, he is not going to be the next mayor of new york. he is wasting time and space, end quote. >>> a major break through for peace in the middle east, after five years of silence, direct peace talks between the israelis and palestinians are set to begin tomorrow evening in washington. that announcement coming today after israel's cabinet approved release of more than 100 arab prisoners. the chief palestinian negotiator said he was pleased about that, although he argues the release is 20 years late. >>> meanwhile, hundreds protested in the west bank against the peace talks, saying the palestinian cause will not be resolved, quote, except for by rifle, end quote. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying the inmates will be freed in groups after the talks begin. and talks could go on for several months. >>> in egypt, a country we're watching closely as they tip towards chaos, protesters dying again today. two people reportedly kil

peeping were just scafing over the weekend, david axelrod and schaeffer were saying, get out of this race. there isn't anybody close to him, who has authoritative reaction to him that tells him he should leave. >>rose: michael, does he listen to anybody except program um after? >> anthony weiner has since he entered politics had a entirely self sufficient campaign. he doesn't solicit or want the kind of kitchen cabinet we want. and that's been his biggest liability as a politician. he doesn't have alliances. he you could count on one hand how many people liked him. that's why he has this being sort of -- >>rose: what he is saying that convinces him to stay in the race? >> the reason to stay in this race is, largely, reputational and at this point financial. he has $5 million the new york city campaign finance system has allowed him to hold onto that even when -- on the that even when he was in that very scandalous period a few years ago. it was the amount of money that allowed him to enter the race. and why not? if you are anthony weiner, create advertisements that help clear very bu

pope francis and the dalai lama everyone is calling pore him to pull out from the clintons to david axelrodour assessment this is political suicide for anthony weiner. >> i think he's done. i think he's done. i mean, i noticed when the whole scandal was erupting the second installment, that my twitter feed was dominated by left, right, no matter where you were on the ideological spectrum slamming him. there was know an pollist gist. no one was trying to defend him or give him the benefit of the doubt. his entire career has been built on self-promotion, his only agenda is making himself famous. that doesn't earn you a lot of good will within the party. i don't see the democratic party forgiving him any time in the future. his career is over. >> josh, even donald trump this morning said this. he's a disaster. he's a sick guy. he shouldn't be running. i mean, things have gotten pretty bad if a paragone virtue like trump is questioning your credibility and integrity. >> it takes one to know one, right? >> i guess. >> i think donald trump can't be wrong about everything. i think it goes back to

>> gary: cbs news report david axelrod same alex rodriguez could be facing a life time banned for usingcement drugs. yesterday's suspended for the rest of the sea than brawn. season run. >> gary: the guy who came in second to rise lebraun mike camp for 2011 in the peak year when pressed for a return reporters he said yes but is not my decision that think they should take it away from people using enhancement drugs spirit without going into details they heard a lot of people along the way. people who had accused them from going the wrong way and they went strongly against them. grimes on tight tate said he risks his entire life. these people have heard a lot of people along the way. barry bonds cheated but he always kept to himself. you never heard him drag anyone else down. catherine you saw what happened. >> gary: every night he is watching for jackie. a cute kid the he used to watch the lawmen to the weather and i said no, no you huffed what jackie. so all of a sudden in the last month you can see jackie at all times. but a patrick connor is his name. and back to the cue cards. >> gar

. >> i learned david axelrod is a hot dog expert. happy july 3rd and 4th to those of you watching. john heilemann, if it's way too early, what time is it? >> time for "morning joe." it's the daily rundown. go, go, go. >> we'll pick it up from there. good morning to you from sanford is, florida, just outside the courtroom where george zimmerman is on trial. it is wednesday, july 3rd, 2013. this is "the daily rundown." i'm craig melvin in for chuck todd today. right now, you are looking live inside the courtroom where we expect the jury to be brought in momentarily. right now, the attorneys are wrapping up a hearing on whether george zimmerman's school studies in criminal justice can be brought up in court. prosecutors are hoping to show that will zimmerman was familiar with florida's semifinal defense laws hoping that will help them bowl center their thoroughly zimmerman was a quote, wannabe cop. they've been at it for about 308 minutes now. the state as you can see perhaps using om power point slides to try and make their case. the defense, of course, wants to exclude the evidence

. >> you also talk about one of the president's top advisers and when david axelrod gets secret servicetion because someone shot up the holocaust museum had information about him, so he gets secret service project. and valarie janet wanted her secret service detail. >> apparently a lot of people suspected after axelrod got secret service detail, valarie insisted on it. she would say the president himself makes the call but it is something a lot of people inside the white house or people who worked in the white house are still talking about. >> you puncture some of the blown up egos in this town. and i'll take one for example. steve schmidt, former republican consultant who ran the 2008 mccain campaign. advised him to pick sarah palin then afterwards bashed her. >> i think that's true. i think if you look at the case of john mccain in 2000 he was such a media darling. the mainstream media loved him. he was an example of a maverick republican. if you look at the example of say, joe leiberman, democrat who bucks his party and you know does -- assumes a more conservative posture, he becomes

as david axelrod said, the former campaign manager, he said on "meet the press" yesterday, echoing something said, second chance, yes. third chance, hmm. >> it's absurd. he won't be the next mayor of new york. he's wasting time and space and you asked at the beginning, you know, americans believe in second chance but not third chances. and you asked at the beginning when will voters say enough. i remember an old song from the 1970s that i loved called "how can i miss you when you won't go away." they think it's time for him to go away. >> bill: something tells me that was a country song. [ laughter ] >> sounds like one. >> bill: how can i miss you when you won't go away. reid wilson from the hotline will be joining us later this hour. we'll talk to reporters in the next couple of hours from "buzzfeed" and politico and "huffington post" all coming in to bring us up to date -- help bring us up to date on the news of the day and for the wealthiest nation on the planet, you won't believe the latest numbers about poverty in the united states. but first -- >> announcer: this is the "full court pre

david axelrod says americans will give second chances but not third. clintons would like to see this go away. what say you about mr. wiener? >> i think all of those statements are correct. he's a disaster. he's a sick guy. he shouldn't be running. he's got to drop out at some point, perhaps he won't. certainly his polls are absolutely abyss mal now. it's amazing. the second time was too much. the first time, amazingly -- i've known this guy for years. not a good guy. not a good person. not a good guy. but the second time was too much for the voters. >> steve: when you say he's a sick guy, what does that mean? >> there is something mentally wrong with him. he texts people. and these could be young girls that are ten or 12 years old. he doesn't know, and showing his exposed body pose and sometimes his body with his face. he has a death wish. >> anna: do you think he feeds off this energy and off this media attention and that's why he's keeping his hat in the ring? >> no, he feeds off sexting. he feeds off the sickness and a perversion. he's a perverted g

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>>> remember when president obama's former campaign advisor david axelrod said this?re's so much that you can't know because the government is so vast. >> so vast indeed. from issues like the irs targeting obama's political opponents to delaying obama care's employer mandate till 2015. are we seeing a government that is bloated to an unseemingly large level and become profoundly incompetent? joining us to weigh in is droy murdoch. i like your thesis. maybe the core problem with government is it is too big to deal with itself. >> even if you like the things, they are not getting done we had the employer mandate pushed back to january 2015, past the midterm elections. all these exchanges which are supposed to be the engine room of this system. 34 states relying on federal government to help set up these changes. they require 85% of the steps to be completed between now and october 1st. that is highly unlikely to happen. and rate shock where people discover what they are going to pay next year. a 25 nonsmoker in california, your options are going up 123%. if you're a non