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chair debbie wasserman schultz on the fighting in the republican party.nd what it means for the general election. >> the republicans are still a civil war. they aren't talking about substantive issues, they're mired in chaos. >> we will ask the congresswoman about the chaos in her party next. >>> a look outside the beltway at philadelphia, site of this year's democratic convention. front runner hillary clinton took a big step this week toward locking up the democratic nomination with her sweeping victory in the new york primary. but bernie sanders shows no signs of conceding and continues to run hard against her. joining us now from florida the chair of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman schultz. congresswoman, given that hillary clinton seems to have a pretty clear path to the nomination now, does bernie sanders need to tone down his attacks and start to bring the party together? >> well, i actually have been very proud throughout this campaign of both of our candidates. you've seen in every single one of our debates and then also in dis

please welcome debbies whatter-- wasserman-schultz. congresswoman. >> thank you for having me. it's a pleasure. >> trevor: let's get straight into it. >> okay. >> trevor: what a time to be alive. >> yes, yes. >> trevor: is it exciting for you or are you stressing every single day? >> no, it's invigorating. i'm a true believer and i really think that the 73 months of private sectder jobs that we have had under president obama and congressional democrats is something we need to build on and we need to make sure we have a chance for everyone in america to reach the middle clas. >> trevor: before we get that far we have to get over the fact that right now the race is turning into like a wacky race. i mean it's insane. never mind the rch can side. let's talk about the democrats. cuz you have obviously a bigger role to play in. this between bernie and hillary, are you happy with how the race is being run right now. is the democratic party happy with the relationship between the two because it seems like it's becoming nastier and nastier as t

joining us now from florida the chair of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman schultz. congresswoman, given that hillary clinton seems to have a pretty clear path to the nomination now, does bernie sanders need to tone down his attacks and start to bring the >> well, i actually have been very proud throughout this campaign of both of our candidates. you've seen in every single one of our debates and then also in discussions on the campaign trail the substance and the commitment that each of our candidates has to laying out for the american people their vision for how they would move our country forward. so i've been quite proud of both of them, particularly when compared to the circus that has unfolded on the other side. >> if you can answer my question, does bernie sanders need to tone down his attacks? >> i'm about to. >> okay. i was waiting. >> i'm about to. i need to preface it for a moment because they've done a great job at being substantive comparatively. but what i have cautioned over the last several weeks is that we need to make sure that the rhetoric that eac

kennedy: is he that debbie wasserman schultz of the party? ebbie wasserman schultz is a genius compared to reince priebus. i want to hug reince priebus. i don't know what reince priebus is doing right now. kennedy: a republican party is completely divided that but they have a tough choice here. they have got something on their hands that they don't know what to do with. >> the democrats aren't faced with the same variables and if there were something as contentious and fluid as what's going on in the republican party don't think debbie wasserman schultz. >> i agree and that's why i feel sorry for reince priebus. in 2012 he was going to bring this new legacy and the autopsy win out the window the minute don't showed showed up and i have a contested convention i believe for donald trump could be a couple hundred delegates short in which case he would order a second ballot or a handful of delegates short in which case i think the argument can be made by donald trump listen you were about to thwart the will of the voters by denying me this. kenned

if you believe debbie wassermann schultz, that's the case. >> sanders wants to stay in this until the expend what debbie wasserman schultz says, it ain't happening. let's say it isn't happening. would you be cave with hillary clinton. >> under no circumstance jazz who whoa you vote for. >> i could stay home. bernie sanders supporter said they might take home. predominantly young democrats who supported barack obama. i'm in that camp. and so we me a either stay home or cross over for the right republican. >> who is the right republican? >> well, we have to see. >> there are two prominent ones. that come to mind. >> even if you look at a candidate like donald trump, who people really think -- they think he's on the far right. when you look at what he says about foreign policy and doing some nation building at home and what he says about labor and tre, they can he could convince democrats to cross over for him, believe it or not. >> very interesting. a pleasure having you. >>> you think about it, this was the week that corporate america got a black eye, and all without congress having any say it in. first the presid

>> debbie wasserman schultz said your comments were insulting, irresponsible. governor kasich: i have done more than any other governor to make sure women on college campuses are safe. they have confidentiality. and that the people that commit acts against them can be prosecuted. it is a time in this country for people to kind of work together on some of these issues. that is politics in washington. the fact of the matter is, most of the states could learn from what we have done in our state. we are proud of what we have done. and we want to make sure that the perpetrators are prosecuted. that women have a safe place to go. so she just ought to check out the legislation, she could probably learn a little bit. let's with governor pataki endorsing you, are you concerned -- governor kasich: i am not surprised. >> that more republican governors have not gotten behind you? governor kasich: no, i am not concerned. we have a good group in washington. you know, i am not really that worked up. people indoors for a variety of reasons. and frankly, some of these endorseme

we have the chairman of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman-schultz.ongresswoman, given that hillary clinton seems to have a pretty clear path to the nomination now, does before bart need to tone down his attacks and start to bring the party together? >> i have been very proud throughout this campaign of both of our candidates, you have seen in every debate, and, also, in askings on campaign trail, the substance and the commitment that each of our candidates has to laying out for the "good morning america" their vision for having to move our country forward so i am rudd compared to the circus on the other side. >> if you can answer my question , can --. >> i am about to answer. >> i was waiting. >> i needed to preface it because they have done a great job of being substantive. what i have cautioned the last self weeks is that we need to make sure that the rhetoric that each candidate uses is such that it doesn't make it more difficult for us to reunify. it was expected in a campaign lick this as we get toward the narrow end of the funnel, with only 19

there's no question, sorry, debbie wasserman schultz, in my opinion, one of the most incompetent chairs of the dnc has tried to put her finger on behalf on one side on behalf of hillary clinton. when we tried to get debates when the campaign started and the clinton campaign did not want that and debbie wasserman schultz did everything possible to schedule debates when nobody was watching, which was foolish, we wanted to expose the population to democratic values, i think that should be seen in the context. >> ana and i are enjoying this. >> people don't trust -- many people don't trust the way the dnc is operating. the particular issue, that's at heart -- >> i want to paraphrase the pollster for the clinton campaign who says that bernie sanders is acting like a potential ralph nader, a spoiler. do you believe that? >> i mean, bernie sanders came into this race saying he was not going to be ralph nader and chose to be a democrat because he believes in values of the democratic party. i believe that's true. i firmly believe that in his heart, if he sees no path, he is going to fully embrac

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empire state and have live reports and complete coverage from brit humes, stewart stevens, debbie wasserman-schultz. ought to be interesting. it was the last time. see you then. >>> tuesday voters head to the polls in battle for new york state. michael cohen, peter townsend jr., geraldo rivera weigh in. >>> the majority rule. that is an american concept that i can't imagine us turning our backs on. >> then rnc chairman reince priebus stands by the rules that a candidate needs a majority of delegates to win the nomination. does this mean we're headed for an ugly contested convention showdown? >> hillary clinton. we can't let it happen. >> and donald trump unveils hillary clinton's new nickname. >>> plus, the democrats have a major problem -- >> could you support hillary clinton if she won the nomination? >> absolutely not. bernie or bust. >> i want to be mean. the devil. >> bernie sanders supporters cannot stand hillary clinton. "hannity" starts right here right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." while the new york voters head to the polls tomorrow and according to the real clear politics average, donal

our guest tonight, chair of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman-schultz is here, everybodyh. i want to thank you so much for tuning in tonight, especially on the night of the ncaa final between north carolina and villanova. i mean everyone else-- wait, wait, where are you going, oh, whow, okay, i guess i shouldn't have told that person that. but we are back from the break, everybody. and man, last week was crazy interesting. honestly, there is only one-story i'm glad we didn't have to cover on the show. and it was this nonsense. from "the national enquirer" about how ted cruz supposedly had affairs with five women, forcing senator cruz to come forward and say that the story is complete garbage. and ted, don't worry, for the first time, everybody believes you. (laughter) everybody believes you. yeah. we are just sorry that those five women were accused of this terrible, terrible thing. (laughter) it's almost like ted cruz is the anti-bill cosby. he's like women are going to keep coming forward saying i also didn't have sex with ted cruz. can i add my name to the list please.

right now with blake irving to let a chance to sit down at the dnc chair, debbie wasserman schultz. ep thinking what debbie would think of this woman. what you find out? >> we sat down yesterday in her office and of course a lot of the attention gets paid to hillary and sanders on one side to trump, cruise, kasich on the other. she was talking about how they are doing down ballot and how comfortable they feel. she was in the opposition research already underway as it pertains to donald trump and ted cruz. she thinks at this point -- at least as talking to them, as much as 60 congressional seats could be in play. only in play, not necessarily. neil: there's lots of very good odds that democrats -- >> larry sabado has just started to miss started to move some or airstrike last as political reports were saying yesterday. it only takes 30 to get the house. congressman debbie wasserman schultz wouldn't give a number rest to how they feel or what they might think. she was very honed in on donald trump. she called him, end quote, misogynistic, richard alex and that was just some of it. take

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brian: you need to figure it out with jeff weaver, debbie wasserman schultz, and charlie baker.k: we are calling them now. john: for the campaign manager being charged with battery and whether donald trump is standing by his campaign manager, you think both as a matter of policy and morality is the right thing to do. brian: i will not comment on the specific charge, because there is a legal process, and he will get his say and his opportunity. but there is due process. it is a very serious charge and the fact that it has been charged suggests there is evidence to back it up. but the most i will say is, to make an observation about the campaign generally, mr. trump has clearly created a culture that not just condones violence but actually goads it on. that is true of his supporters in rallies where he offers to pay legal fees, and also that he condoned it to a certain degree with his staff. mark: the fact that the campaign manager is a male and the alleged victim is a female, does that say anything about the culture of the campaign? brian: i don't want to comment on the particula

jeffrey lord, and debbie wasserman schultz. i don't have personal knowledge.ll counting on that. thank you for being with us. in terms of what you saw tonight, did you expect it to be as con ten shus as it was? >> it was sort of at the narrow end of the funnel now, as we wrap up the last stages of this primary nominating contest. so it's natural for it to get more pointed and a little bit more sharp in tone. they're exercising the muscle. there's no question about it. i think what it shows is because they've stuck to the issues, and they are robustly disagreeing on how to reach the same goals, but take the different approach, it demonstrates either one of these candidates are going to take the fight to the republicans and show that they're going to fight on behalf of the american people to build on the leg assy of barack obama. >> at this point of the race things are very polarized between these two candidates. how concerned are you about them to come together after the convention? >> it's my responsibility as chair to caution the supporters of the candidates

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joining me now is the chair of the democratic party debbie wasserman-schultz. madame chairman, nice to see you. start with what george clooney said. he agreed this fundraiser which benefits a big chunk of the dnc, do you agree with him? >> we agree there's an obscene amount of money in politics. that's why i'm a co-sponsor along with many of my colleagues gotten together to overturn citizens united. we need to make sure we can keep elections like we did with changing congressional districting and redistricting across the country that voters can choose their representatives and that we don't have outside undue influence come in and swoop in and make decisions on behalf of the majority of voters. >> as i said, people see the panel is here. chris matthews of hardball, kathleen parker of "the washington post," perry baker of nbc news, hugh hewitt for the radio program. chris, fire away. >> well, i think one thing bernie sanders is saying in his ads i don't think is true. he's talking about members of congress, people in washington taking money for speeches. you're

. >> let's start with debbie wasserman schultz who sat down with trevor noah.asked if the dnc is in the bag for hillary clinton. >> i'm going to quote bernie sanders, he's being [ bleep ] blocked by the dnc. is there any merit to this? >> you know, i'm -- as powerful as this makes me feel, i'm not doing a very good of rigging the outcome or blocking anyone from being able to get their message out. the reality is is i have a job as the national party chair that is one that requires a thick skin. it requires me to be able to absorb the body blows so our candidates can stay above the fray. you know, if i have to take a few punches in order for them to make sure they can get their message out, so be it. >> all right. >>> candidates have been hitting the trail hard ahead of today's primary vote and things got a bit cheesy in more ways than one. >> i'm very proud to be a senator from the great state of vermont and tonight we are -- today we're not doing have an argument about whose cheddar cheese is better. i fully concede wisconsin has great cheddar cheese, but tast

and debbie wasserman schultz will join the show to discussion 2016. >>> nine years since the mass campusll at the capital square bell tower will ring 32 times. one for each of the victims. flags will be flown at half-staff at all local, state and federal buildings. >> drivers fly by the neighborhood. they see it. it's dangerous, but >> you chasing a mountain lion through a high school campus. it roamed through a nearby neighborhood. the lion was hit with a tranquilizer dark. they waited as it rolled around in the bushes. officials finally moved in when it was passed out in a flower bed. they loaded the big cat into a pickup truck. the animal is expected to be okay. fortunately no one in that area was hurt. >>> and a baseball fan is recovering after being struck by a foul ball friday night. the game is being played in tampa between the rays and the white sox. the ball went through a gap in the netting and hit the female fan sitting in the second row. the game came to an abrupt halt. the emt raced to the scene. the woman was taken to the hospital. she is expected to be okay. >>> a near of

and debbie wasserman schultz and reince priebus will join chuck todd to discuss decision 2016 >> a somber day ahead for virginia tech. it's been nine years since the gunman opened fire on campus. the bell at the capital square bell tower will ring 32 times. one for each of the victims. flags will be flown at half-staff at all local, state and federal buildings. >> neighbors call it one of the most dangerous roads in our area. what's being done to crack down on a stretch of road known for speeding >> and a parent's decision to ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ >>> all right. take a look at this video. look really closely here. officials chased a mountain lion through a high school campus. the big cat scaled a fence, roamed through a nearby neighborhood. the lion was hit with a tranquilizer dark. they waited as it rolled around in the bushes. officials finally moved in when it was passed out in a flower bed. they loaded the big cat into a pickup truck. the animal is expected to be okay. fortunately no one in that area was hurt. >>> and a baseball fan is recovering after being struck by a fou

bill: chris wallace asked head of dnc, debbie wasserman-schultz, whether or not the email server willow often does this issue come up, ed? for democrats is that issue left to the media for the moment? reporter: it is really left to the media and frankly the fbi. that is the big looming question for hillary clinton. for a while obviously was expected to be slam-dunk over bernie sanders did not become that. so now that she is dealing with it and finally jumping ahead, the only looming question, the great unknown about this side of the campaign is whether or not the fbi will suggest criminal charges in that investigation or in the estimation of the clinton campaign, exonerate her. that is the great unknown, bill. bill: she said at the end of the day this distraction. we'll find out in time. thank you, ed henry, live in philadelphia. we'll see you real soon, thanks. martha: fox news is the place to be of course for tomorrow's big showdown. we'll have all-day coverage. we'll be here in morning of course. then we join bret baier, megyn kelly for prime time coverage starting here at 6:00 p.m

democratic party, there are very few moderates, nancy pelosi, harry reid, the lady in florida, wasserman schultz. >> debbieserman schultz, yeah. >> these are real bomb throwers on the left. >> it's not just that. >> sure it is. >> if you look at the exit polls, and almost every single state the number of people are self-identifying as liberals is often 10 points higher than it was even in the last cycle. so, actual people who are voting are shifting much more belief system. >> i would like to seat poll on that. because whenever you have primaries, you get the motivated people coming out. >> right. >> you get the people real zealots. >> republican party. >> republican party as well. you get the zealots, independents often don't vote in the primaries. primary voting is nothing like general election. but if you are going to say that the two democrats running for president both favor pretty much abortion at any time for any reason, and they hide behind the women's health issue, but that could be a migraine headache, you know, i don't want to have the kid. my boyfriend left me. my husband left me. whatever it m

brian: you need to figure it out with jeff weaver, debbie wasserman schultz, and jim baker.are calling them now. john: for the campaign manager being charged with battery and whether donald trump is standing by his campaign manager, you think opposes the matter of policy and morality is the right thing to do. brian: i will not comment on the specific charge, because there is a legal process, and he will get his essay and his opportunity. .ut there is due process it is a very serious charge and it has been suggested there is evidence to back it up. but the most i will say is, to make an observation about the campaign generally, mr. trump has clearly created a culture that not just condones violence but also throws it on. that is true of his supporters and rallies he offers to pay legal fees, and also that he condoned it to a certain degree with his staff. the campaignt that manager is a male and the alleged victim is a female, does that say anything about the culture of the campaign? comment don't want to on the particular incident, but there is a problem with the trump campa

todd will talk to governor pat mccrory about his state's controversial lgbt rights law and debbie wasserman schultz along with rnc reince priebus will discuss decision 2016. and todd will also be joined by george clooney to talk about list involvement wi his involvement with the campaign. >>> it is the ultimate science fair with events for the whole family. the creative displays and your kids can check out this weekend. >>> and developing right thousa,nd but sierra club chooses jamie raskin for congress they all talk about climate change. because only raskin wrote laws to reduce our carbon footprint and is leading the fight against fracking in maryland. raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. >>> death toll continues to rise this morning following a devastating earthquake in ecuador. 77 people have died and more than 550 are hurt. the 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit last night off the northern coast of ecuador, that area pretty popular for its bheechs. search teams are trying to reach the remote area now. >>> and earlier, at

debbie wasserman schultz. see what statements make the facts. we'll have that when we come back.nk we should've taken a tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? >>> the accusations from the debate stage were flying around brooklyn tonight faster than a hipster on a hoverboard. we are putting them to the test of the scrutiny. we have tom forman with the reality check. >> reporter: bernie sanders and hillary clinton sparred with each other over who is the champion of the $15 an hour minimum wage. >> when this campaign began, i said we have to end the starvation minimum wage of $7.25 and raise it to $15. secretary clinton said let's raise it to $12. there's a difference. >> i said from the beginning, i s

press," chuck todd will talk to north carolina governor matt mccrory about his lgbt law and debbie wasserman schultz along with reince priebus will discuss decision 2016 and chuck will also be joined by george clooney to talk about his involvement with the campaign. >>> and it's the ultimate science fair where events for the whole family. the creative displays and breakthrough technology you and your kids have to check out this weekend. >> and developing right now, devastation in south america after a major earthquake. >>> an alabama police officer is in the hospital after being shot in the face by a suspect. officials say the florence police officer is in stable condition. the officer got into a chase with a suspect around 1:00 in the morning and the suspect crashed in a church parking lot and started shooting. the suspect shot himself and then died. >>> d.c. police are looking for a person of interest walking through metro station. the an attack happened friday might. police say the suspect swung a knife at someone and then ran off. >>> palm beach zoo will remain closed today after a tie tiger tur

empire state and have live reports and complete coverage from brit humes, stewart stevens, debbie wasserman-schultzting. it was the last time. see you then. >>> tuesday voters head to the polls in battle for new york state. michael cohen, peter townsend jr., geraldo rivera weigh in. >>> the majority rule. that is an american concept that i can't imagine us turning our backs on. >> then rnc chairman reince priebus stands by the rules that a candidate needs a majority of delegates to win the nomination. does this mean we're headed for an ugly contested convention showdown? >> hillary clinton. we can't let it happen. >> and donald trump unveils hillary clinton's new nickname. >>> plus, the democrats have a major problem -- >> could you support hillary clinton if she won the nomination? >> absol

manage this entire process, the head of the national democratic committee, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultzgood to see you. what is your expectation tonight in terms of tone? there's been a change in the state of play in this race. it's gotten edgier, away from what you said you wanted. so how about tonight? >> well, i do expect it to be a little more intense, which is okay. the stakes are not only high, but you have a lot of passion on both sides, and we want to make sure and i'm confident we will see a robust and substantive debate like we've seen from the previous eight, and certainly in contrast from the republicans who are in utter chaos and seem to be bickering and backstabbing, and not having a discussion about where this country should go. >>> do you think the issue of super delegates needs to be defended, this understanding that people are being divorced from the process? do you think that applies on your side as well? >> i don't think. i think there's a few important things to keep in mind. we have not had unpledged delegates decide the outcome of our nomination since they've been

brian: you need to figure it out with jeff weaver, debbie wasserman schultz, and charlie baker.are calling them now. john: for the campaign manager being charged with battery and whether donald trump is standing by his campaign manager, you think both as a matter of policy and morality is the right thing to do? brian: i will not comment on the specific charge, because there is a legal process, and he will get his say and his opportunity. but there is due process. it is a very serious charge and the fact that it has been charged suggests there is evidence to back it up. the most i will say is, to make an observation about the campaign generally, mr. trump has clearly created a culture that not just condones violence but actually goads it on. that is true of his supporters at rallies where he offers to , pay legal fees, and also that he condoned it to a certain degree with his staff. mark: the fact that the campaign manager is a male and the alleged victim is a female, does that say anything about the culture of the campaign? brian: i don't want to comment on the particular incide

she had not -- now, this interview with debbie wasserman schultz was done this week on the fox businesstwork on wednesday. wednesday morning i said to her what is your response to bernie sanders? she said i'm going to respond right now, the victory fund is totally fair. that's the response she gave him. has it been fair? >> no, it has not. she's been in hillary's camp from the beginning, she was put in there literally to do that, sanders doesn't have to worry about money because he has raised more money than anybody but at the end of the day don't pretend it's neutral. the establishment has been for hillary. >> that's what trump keeps saying, it's a rigged system and you feel it. >> look, i think that from day one it's been set for hillary clinton and the pathway is clear. if you look at the poor selection of candidates at the democratic party field in this primary, an open seat for the presidency and this was the competition we got, it's clear that the dnc cleared the pathway for had err. >> yeah. >> only a couple people didn't get the memo. >> let's not forget one of the reasons that

>> we're going to have both party chairs, reince priebus, debbie wasserman schultz.y're both perhaps preparing for contested conventions, and then the exclusive with the north carolina governor pat mccrory who has been in a firestorm, lgbt law there. so first national television interview and he will be in studio in d.c. >> sounds good. thank you, chuck. you will want to tune in not only this weekend but every sunday morning. chuck todd hosts "meet the press" at 10:30 right here on nbc 4. >>> speeding has become a pretty big problem along a busy highway in alexandria. >> residents say it's putting their lives in danger when they try to cross it. we're talking about the stretch of the george washington memorial parkway near bellhaven road along the potomac river. derrick ward joins us live now from alexandria with a look at what police are doing to try to slow drivers down. derrick? >> reporter: that is the whole idea of it. now, we're here at bellhaven road. this is also known as the m of things going on here. folks trying to get off bellhaven heading north or south

with paul manafort, donald trump's convention manager, and also the florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, chairman of the democratic national committee. ought to be good. on "fox news sunday." >>> more politics ahead, and late their death of the music icon prince. what really killed him at just 57 years old. we have all soon the reports online. talk of drug problems. we'll look for answers, and also tracking developments out of ohio, word of multiple people dead, including children. what happened there, all coming up from the fox news deck on a busy friday afternoon. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders spending the day in pennsylvania. secretary clinton leading there by 16 points, according to a real clear politics average of the polls. one survey has her up by as muching a 27. peter doocy is live in washington. sanders citing vice-president biden in his attacks on clinton? >> reporter: yes, he says the vice-president was being critical of clinton when he told "the new york times" that he likes it when democratic candidates think big because that's how they get elected to office. so s

have an uphill battle shaking off her high unfavorability with voters, the dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman-schultzays going up in these contests, but they're pretty high. >> neither one of our candidates beats any of the republican candidates, and when you are looking at energy and enthusiasm, that's what is helping voters decide whether they're going to go out and be motivated enough to vote for a candidate, work for a candidate. organize, knock on doors, make phone calls and so those are the kinds of stats that i want to see when it comes to the momentum that either one of our candidates is going to have. going into a general election. >> wasserman-schultz didn't help the front-runner much when she seemed to dodge a question about hillary's controversial cp time joke. >> i've been asked to comment on different aspects or things that each of our candidates have said. i just think it's not appropriate for me to weigh in on things like that. that's better asked of the candidates themselves. and the people that are specifically advocating on behalf of those candidates. >> so i was sitting there, eri

i think the democratic party, debbie wasserman schultz, i think you live across the street from her downrida. if you disturb our vision of handing barack obama's presidency to hillary clinton, we're not going to help you it wasn't an open thing. it wasn't a casting call. it was like stay out. crazy bernie had nothing to lose. >> if it wasn't for the tragic untimely death of joe baden's son, he might have gotten it and we might be having a totally different discussion right now. by the way, i don't know that hillary or donald would be the most -- by the way, those two are the most despised frontrunner duos in the history of polling. but i'm not sure that that would be the case if kim kardashian decide to do run and justin bieber, he can't run because is he canadian. but i think it would have taken those two to be in the race because they might have been more unpopular. these two -- these are two are the most unpopular out there? usually politicians who run for president aren't really that well known and they are not despised from the jump because you have to build up your cred like mitt r