i also want to thank the ceo of the dnc, amy dacey. give amy a big round of applause and to the co-founders of the women's leadership forum. >> that seems like an endorsement. is that enough to keep your job? >> no, not necessarily. the truth of the matter is, keeping your job at this stage may have as much to do with what comes next, or rather who comes next as who comes behind. if hillary clinton continues to, as i think she will, command the democratic party, then there will come a day sooner rather than later when she will decide who shall be the dnc chair and that's the person who will be the dnc chair. but it is a lot of inside stuff. i once asked my students if anybody could define what the dnc was. and a lot of the women looked a little embarrassed, like i was asking them about some gynecological procedure. but nobody raised their hand. so i don't think the dnc is a major force outside of washington and fund-raiser. and whoever the nominee is on either side always controls the party. >> yeah. but back there on capitol hill, tho

inside interviews even call her a liability to the dnc. sources telling politico she's used meetings with donors as a way to solicit for her own political action committee and that she tried to get the dnc to play for her wardrobe during the 2012 convention, allegations she denies. now we're learning the obama administration dropped plans to replace her in 2012 and that her relationship, though, with president obama has soured to the point where they do not speak with each other anymore. >>> back in 2012, las vegas billionaire sheldon aidleson shelled out $100 million to help elect republican candidates like mitt romney and now is making his first major contribution in the 2014 midterm psych wael a $10 million check to karl rove's crossroads gps. >>> what do you think of this? a city in washington state passed an ordinance banning people with bad body odor from the park and other places. the aclu says it's unconstitutional because it singles out homeless people. >>> a hair-raising appearance between obama and a school in tampa, florida, ye

hillary clinton recently attend the dnc's women leadership forum, an annual event that looks to engage women in the political process and raise money in support of the democratic agenda. the former secretary of state spoke about issues important to support of women candidates in the next democratic election. this is 25 minutes. >> thank you. thank you all. [applause] >> wow. it is great to be back here at wlf and to see so many very familiar faces and even better to see so many new faces. i want to thank debby for that very generous introduction. you know, debby wears so many hats so well, dnc chair, congresswoman, trusted friend, mom, and her courage in beating breast cancer and going on to pass -- cheers and applause] -- ground breaking legislation that is helping other women beat it, too, is an example for us all, a truly inspiring and moving story, which is one of the reasons i was so pleased that just yesterday susan g. komen's honored debby for her courage and achieve mentbecause on the hill and on the trail she fights for women, for kids, for families. she fights for all of us.

she wanted to get the dnc to buy her wardrobe. and that she's so disliked in the white house she's cut out of strategy meetings. the democratic leadership stood by her. >> she has all of our support. >> i'm always so impressed with her appearances on television. she's very, very good. but the ultimate decision regarding her is made by the president of the united states. >> the president has strong confidence in her ability to lead that organization.

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they have consistently outraised the dnc.re are legitimate concern with people who have some angst. >> the white house is saying she hasn't raised enough money. they say she wants clothing and she's a prina donna. >> we see the same thing with sarah palin, it's often a gender-based is asalt. ultimately she's been a great leader. >> it's not gender-based. i would argue there are issues where it's gender based but there was a starkly different relationship with tim caine and the white house and josh burj and the rnc chairman. >> the staffers are so willing to go to -- >> people in the white house -- >> it's also an ex-first date. >> hang on, let me get newt to explain the whole thing to us. >> first of all, it's fair to say reince priebus in august raised 40% more than debbie wasserman schultz did. there's a certain amount of money different but a couple big things here. one, she, you know, nobody in the white house staff can say, gee, our syria policy is not working our iraq policy is not working, our ukraine policy is not wor

. >> and settle scores spin again in these tapes is says to laughter mcgovern, a dnc contributors come irs to run tax returns. and the more successful he is the more revengeful he becomes. reaches the pinnacle of his reelection with serious numbers from 1970 to. but what happens? he becomes more better. how he will go after his enemies. this is not a gracious winner but he is also a troubled but did he seem happy? one of the things working for people that you discover that the editors at the "washington post" like ben bradlee really knew how to say look we will put this in the paper. but he was happy. he would make jokes and there was a spirit. >> nixon has very little sense of humor. >> no joy? >> i don't know. there is some conversations i did not answer because they were not relevant but occasionally i would stop but that a relationship with his daughters i am sure they were stunned to see this other side of him. >> i think there was joy in his family and with his wife a loving relationship that you conversations i've listened to most was taken out as personal. so we have not seen o

>> she's the chair of the dnc through 2016. we've got a great relationship with the white house.he's going to be appearing on stage tomorrow with vice president biden, president obama -- >> you read the article -- >> is there no fact to that article? >> look, washington -- you got all sorts of articles that come out of washington. debbie wasserman schultz has been a tireless advocate. the same is true today. we're moving things forward. we're part of a great team along with our counterparts in the white house, to make great gains -- >> peter, if i can just say, i never a degree with her on anything but she serves -- as a party chairman, she's a working moth, she's out there in congress. what they are doing, throwing her under the bus, if they don't like the job she's doing, they should ask her to step down but treating her this way is not something that should be done. >> i have a feeling we'll be doing this again before november. thank you so much. coming up, ukrainian president poroshenko ready to make his pitch for more u.s. assistance in the fight against russian rebels. deta

. >> the dnc chairwoman accusing some republicans of abusing women. here's what domestic violence really looks like. so will scare tactic comments like hers use democrats money and votes? and then union backed fast food protesters demanding $15 an hour. is this about lifting wages or lifting big labor's membership? cashin in, demandin answers. starts right now. >> hi, everyone. welcome to cashin in. our crew this week weighing rogers, jonathan, michelle fields, and ron wilkins. welcome, everybody, as we approach the 13th anniversary of 9/11 attacks on the homeland. isis i getting stronger and get this, 6,000 foreigners here on student visas are m. i. is the white house doing engh to protect the americans and america's economy against another attack? we're going to start with you, jonathan. >> well, eric, we have the military might to destroy jihadism. what we lack is the moral certainty. i mean, isis, hamas, boko haram, hezbollah, anyone seeing a trend here? i highway li think the president is afraid. he uses the term isil because i is afraid to use t

it is a brutal article about her and she is trying to get dnc money to pay for her wardrobe and oftent campaigning for herself because she might want to move up in the leadership after she leaves the dnc as party chairman and move up in the leader of the democrats in the house and she has very poor relations with members of the dnc and members of the white house and members of the congressional delegation and other than that popular. and did this come from the white house or underlings or congress and the answer is yes, it came from all of them. >> interesting, too, to think about the thinking of appointing her to that position, president obama wanted to make sure that he maintained good relations with women and jewish americans. >> i think the women thing was very important. in 2012, obama was running and the democrats were about the war on women. and they are doing it this time and the woman the face of the democratic party made a lot of sense. but if you believe this article and i must say talking to sources today, it hasn't worked out the way they thought it would. >> chris wallac

we're getting rid of a woman in the dnc doesn't help that narrative.did this have a whiff of the white house or her critics using politico? >> there are a lot of critics and they all willingly cooperated. i think it was nine pages long. it was a hit piece with lots of sources from the cooperation that didn't like her. does anybody in the country care about whether the dnc chairman is on the outs? this is a true inside the beltway story. it's a spec tack to see her credit side like this over and over again in print. she probably is on the way out. but i don't think there would have been a time when we would have seen this kind of piece, this long, this lengthy. most of thely, people don't like her. >> i think the chooe and immediate effect of which is to make it such that the person being recorded on across all media outlets thereafter is described in battle. i thought it was a fair ooçspie. if you look at the number of quotes in the piece, they are evenly distribute d between on the record quotes and blind anonymous quotes. the actually lead says dws i

the dnc chairwoman made the comments in milwaukee. there are reports that hillary clinton will be in the country tomorrow attending an event hop norring scholarship recipients. what are the chances of the two presidential candidates bumping into each other? i don't know. outgoing reporting congressman is looking for interns, but don't bother applying if you fit these characteristics. granolas who fear guns, hate babies, ashl shame of america, and think islamic terrorists are just misunwill not be comfortable here. that's part of the ad listed in the gop website, and that, my friends, is your morning dish of scrambled politics. i'm joined by "politico" reporter, kevin, and we are waiting for the president to speak in wales, but he said all along, though, that nato must strengthen its alliance, but begin one in four meet their spending for nato defense, how strong is the alliance in the face of a situation of ewe cruk and isis? >> it's a recuring problem for ni nato that it's just the united states covering everyone else. britain contri

she has denied this, but the piece says she tried often to get the dnc to buy her a wardrobe. she is so disliked in the white house, the story says, she's cut out of the strategy meetings there. it says the white house had a replacement in mind affect 2012 elections, but never acted fearing wasserman schultz's appeal to women and jewish voters. today the white house and the senate majority leader stood by their embattled party leader. >> debbie wasserman schultz is my friend. i'm always so impressed with her appearances on television. she's television. but the ultimate decision regarding her is made by the president of the united states. >> and the white house today said the president has strong confidence in here. the dnc says this election cycle she helped raise more than $120 million and her accomplishments speak for themselves. >> i don't know if you ever interviewed4l her. hive had a lot of toe to toes. you used to watch me on "fox and friends" probably remember the interviews. i invited her to come on "the real story" a lot of times and she says no. good report. thank yo

out today paints an ugly picture of the white house trying to remove debbie from the top spot at the dnc. today the white house was asked what it thought are ms. wasserman shultz and here's how josh earnest framed it. >> based on the strong track record of leadership she's demonstrated at the dnc, the president has strong confidence in her ability to lead that organization. >> not exactly. bob -- >> why are you coming to me? >> because, look -- >> you have inside info. >> i do. >> and for anyone who's work the in media and walk d.c., this was a planted story, a coordinated effort not just in politico but buzz feed. the white house's prince all over it trying to do damage control and use ms. wasserman shultz as a human shield before they see huge losses in the mid-term. let's blame her and say, oh, that she spends more energy tending to her own political ambitions than helping democrats. let's throw her under the bus, make ourselves tlook better. >> if you know debbie, you'd understand why people say that. two schools of thought. people in the white house who do think she should go. other

. >> how important is the dnc and the republican national committee?>> they are important tools and data for the party's. . .

this dnc chair is quite something.ou should know, she has apologized for those amazing statements. what are your thoughts? >> i think she apologized for words she use but said it not detract from the point she was trying to make. my thoughts are that, they are trying to do what sort of worked in 2012. they were able to hammer todd aiken with this and problem is scott walker is not a nail. lou: a good way to put it. the man greets a lot of hammers. he has been hammered in every quarter by democratic party, labor unions. angela, what do you think? >> when you don't have policy to stand on, lou, you create a message, but the war on women won't work now. it will backfire on her, have you domestic violent victims that have come out against what she said, that is why she apologizeed. if no one came out they would have used that because it worked in 2012 but not now. lou: a lot of attempts and fits and starts that democrats seem to engage in. whether it is playing race card or it is the wor war on women, l this nonsense. it i

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she heads the dnc, she's a party leader, eric. and the party believes there's a war on women. the democratic party feels they should control every issue about women down to their oaf varies. why didn't she say something? i mean they have butted their nose, the democratic party, including the president into sports for concussion, medication and trade marking should we believe that debbie wasserman-schultz? >> i askeder if she cared to make an apolicy. >> she routinely says terrible things, she's not nice. she's a national figure but she doesn't run nationally. she's head of the dnc, her job as a republican, which she does, she's on every right wing blog she's doing just fine. >> the republican national chairman ask -- >> i want to bring this one up, you ready for your blood to really boil now? megan kelley save the 155 a tra of her interview with professor warren churchill. >> how can you draw an ekwif lechblt between 3,000 dead americans and a murderous nazi. >> i described a core which is a group within that 3,000. >> you naulgt the dead americans were just like the nazis, ho

. >>> next, did the head of the dnc cross the line?ng scott walker to a domestic abuser over his policies. >>> welcome back, everybody. time for the fastest seven minutes in tv. you know the drill. >> i forgot they had that. three fantabulous stories. first up, the comment that will likely earn her a vote of week and best seven back-to-back. debbie wasserman schultz may have crossed the outrage line when she compared scott walker to a man who delivers domestic violence to his wife. >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand. there is no -- i know that is stock. i know that is direct. but that is reality. republican tea party extremists like scott walker is grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. it's unacceptable. it's not going to happen on our watch. >> andrea, she tried to walk that back a little bit later. but they're really trying to perpetuate this war on women. >> these comments are vial. not only are they vile, they're untrue. it tells me democrats are petrified of somebody like scott walker, petrified because he

they're all talking about her clothes, she wanted the dnc to pay for ) that the we were not supposedout women that way. the we were supposed to respect women. >> i respect many women in public life. she challenges that. >> why? >> she is a disaster. she is not ready for primetime, breakfast tv, to a mtv. she was picked because she has contacts with donors, from florida, which is a key state and, frankly, what is hurtful to her is this is her own party leaking about her basically saying you are going to be the scapegoat. she is being set up. >> interesting. harry reid chimed in. that is not a ringing endorsement saying that dnc is not up with the president that being said, there are apparently some blast things of hillary clinton and the secret e-mails. how do you feel about as we head toward the election about hillary clinton? she has not made a formal announcement. some say that see is just -- a presences to saturated at this point and there is nothing left to pull out of the back. >> well, the thing about her is she has the clinton machine behind her. on the other hand she is reall

it turned controversial when the head of the dnc said this. >> scott walker has given women the back. what republican tea party see what scott walker is doing they are grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back and it is unacceptable. >> her remarks quickly sparking outrage. overnight the congresswoman issued a statement that barely acknowledgeded what she said doubling down her attack on walker. quote i shouldn't have used the words i used but that shouldn't detract from the broader points i was making that scott walker's policies have been bad for wisconsin women whether it is mandating all the trau sounds or rejecting federal fundin health speaks for itself. >> he reacted on fox news radio. >> it is a sense of any one who understands that political battles are nowhere like the kind of trials and tribulations that real people go through in our states across the country. >> democrat maryberg walker's opponent said it's not the type of language she would use. >> heather? >> marianne rafferty, thank you. >> apple making major security changes on the heels of the massive leak of nude

since then a lot of it you can see it big piece how she is not doing her job at the dnc.is outpouring how she is great and she even defended herself on twitter. without this? >> i read all the reporting and i think it actually makes president obama look worse than debbie wasserman schultz. he is running a centralized and insillery administration. they don't make or keep friends with the democratic party unless they are donors. she was not a hand picked leader from nancy pelosi or others. she earned the respect from other democrats worked from the membership up. any elective that runs the democratic national committee is going to have their own pac and keeping their eye on their own political future. that is absolutely par for the course. i think it actually says a lot about this white house that they wanted to heave her in 2012. they should have and they didn't. >> josh ernest issued the most tepid endorsement of her sorry that reminded me of a classic story about chairman of the chemistry department at a major university who stricken and hospitalized and receives a messa

. >>> dnc chair debbie wasser minnesota shawlts back in the hot seat of her comparing republicans toaters. has she become an election year liability? >>> and we're now learning who at the nfl may have seen that video of ex-raichs' star ray rice knocking out his fiancee months before the league issued a controversial two-game suspension. you'll never guess who. ♪ ♪ veggies you're cool... reworking the menu. mayo, corn dogs...you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals. 9 grams of protein... with 30% less sugars than before. ensure, your #1 dr. recommended brand now introduces ensure active. muscle health. clear protein drink and high protein. targeted nutrition to feed your active life. ensure. take life in. you are loved a lot. and in so many ways. and when you're wrapped in the comfort of pampers swaddlers with blanket-like softness and up to 12 hours of protection, all you feel is love. wishing you love, sleep and play. pampers. ♪ ♪ >> remember a few weeks ago when dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman-schultz caused an

. >>> next, did the head of the dnc cross the line? comparing scott walker to a domestic abuser over his policies. america's newest real estate brand is all ready the brand of the year. berkshire hathaway home services. good to know. so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. perfect timing. we're offering our plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, and ten gigs of data for the five of you would be... one-seventy-five a month. good calculating kyle. good job kyle. you just made partner. our best-ever pricing on mobile share value plans for business. now with a $100 bill credit for every business line you add. >>> welcome back, everybody. time for the fastest seven minutes in tv. you know the drill. >> i forgot they had that. three fantabulous stories. first up, the comment that will likely earn her a vote of week and best seven back-to-back. debbie wasserman schultz may have crossed the outrage line when she compared scott walker to a man

the chairman and the dnc. that does really good work outside of the spotlight.y were in position until january 17th since she expressed that desire, the chairman of the party. >> her term does run through 2017. the membership of the dnc. i don't anticipate the current members's reaction by isis. specifically not taking things off the table and are you concerned about letting the males do what they will? >> i had a version of this question before. i did not see the general's testimony. i am not in a position to react to him, but i can react to the contingent that you raised, the wisdom of taking things off the table when it comes to military strategy. it's deploying the personnel in iraq and syria to serve in a combat role. the president does not serve in remarks to the men and women at mcbiel air force base yesterday. he doesn't believe it's in the interest of the us for us to get dragged back into a ground war. you will not see columns rolling through iraq with the goal of holding in iraq. providing for the security of the nation of iraq is not something that t

go after the dnc contributors. get the irs to run their tax -- and so forth. >> guest: the more successful he is the more revengeful he becomes. he reaches the pinnacle of his re-election with real serious numbers. it's a record in the top three of all presidential races and the electoral and the popular vote. >> host: in 1972. >> guest: in 1972 in what happens? he becomes more bitter. was he talking about most? how is going to go after his enemies. this is not a gracious winner but he is also troubled. >> host: you knew him and worked for him and had all those meetings with him. did he seem happy? one of the things and working for people you discover and some of the editors at the "washington post" like ben bradlee who is tough and really knew how to say look we are going to put this in a paper and keep this out. he was happy and he would make jokes. there was. >> guest: nixon has very little sense of humor. >> host: no joy? >> guest: you know i don't know. i listen to some conversations that i did not include bec

piece i was doing on campaign financing for clothes, and she was saying for campaigns the democratic, dnchen you're on a campaign, clothes, they just don't pay for it. so in this instance, yeah, i agree she shouldn't have gotten payout. when you're on a campaign and even if you're -- charles: no, but she represents the entire party. >> it doesn't matter. i think she shouldn't get an allowance. she makes enough money to go ahead and pay for clothes and, by the way, you can get clothes that look great -- >> she's awful. she's more than mean. charles: she's mean, she's a mean person. >> let's call a spade a spade here. part of the reason you get an allowance in certain industries is they want to control what you wear. so if she wants the money, then the dnc all should be able to say this is what you have to ware to represent us. i don't think she wants to go there. >> listen, we'll give you clothes, but we have to change that geri curl. [laughter] charles: maybe she forgot the do rag. >> i agree with you there. >> one point we need to brick out is -- bring out. charles: a double standard. >>

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the chairwoman of the dnc suggesting republicans like scott walker in wisconsin are abusing women. how her words can turn into a costly slap in the face for all democrats. >> scott walker has given women >> scott walker has given women the back of his denturthan real teeth.erent they're about ten times softer and have surface pores where bacteria n multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor-causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture everyday. >>> well, talking about creating a firestorm, the chairwoman of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman schultz accusing some democrats of committing domestic violence. >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand. there is no -- i know that is direct, but that is reality. what republican tea party extremists like scott walker are doing is they are grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. it's unacceptable. it's not going to happen on our watch. >> really, congresswoman? this is what dragging a woman really looks like. it's the video of ray rice after his fight with his fiance. is

. >>> dnc chair woman debbie wasserman schultz says she shouldn't have used the word she used to describensin governor scott walker policies. one day ago quoted by the milwaukee set nall journal for saying scott walker giving the back of his hand. that is stark, but reality. comments made in milwaukee at a roundtable discuss on women's issues. >>> a free woman this morning arrested for civil disobedience at a fast food protest with constituents yesterday. speaking with chris hayes last night and explained why she doesn't regret her actions. >> it is just not fair in a $200 billion fast food industry for government to have to pick up $7 billion in costs to subsidize these corporations when they could paper their workers more. >> and later tonight, president bill clinton will be in the sunshine state stomping with democratic nominee for governor charlie crist. no shocker he's helping fellow democrats. in 1988 when krist was running for u.s. senate, had shattered the confidence and trust of americans and should resign from office. and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> it

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why don't we talk about the war that democrats waged this week against the woman who heads the dnc.ou saw all sorts of gossip and you saw all sorts of innuendo against debbie wasserman schultz. let's talk about -- >> let her at least make her point and then answer. >> let me tell you something, if a republican had gone out and talked about how somebody wanted to spend all this money on clothes and say all the gossipy they said about debbie wasserman schultz with the white house's fingerprints all over it, you all would be screaming bloody murder. >> i think one of the -- first of all, turnout is going to be a big issue. no denying the democratic base, latino, african-americans, single women, young people are not in great form and not that happy about what's going on but rigging the vote has become a republican hallmark. when we talk about kansas, i don't look at greg orman or pat roberts. i look at that secretary of state who manipulated the ballot in registration and limiting the voting access means cutting out large parts of our community, african-americans, single women -- >> we

so as you gather here today to support wlf and the dnc, i hope when you return home each and every oneof you will get on the phone, get on the internet, get anyway you can to encourage your friends, your family, your neighbors, people you have never even met to turn out and vote. tell them america is fighting for their families. tell them when we fight for equal pay for equal work, we are fighting for them. tell them when we fight for the freedom for women to make our own health care decisions, we are fighting for them. tell them when we fight for better jobs and better wages, for an economy that works for everyone, no special deals, we are fighting for them, because when women succeed, families succeed, and when families succeed, our country succeeds. this is the great unfinished business of the 21st-century. let's make sure we do everything we can to keep america on the path to a better future that some of you have worked so long to support leaders like president obama, bill clinton and others who have kept pushing those boulders up the hill, taking on special-interest, taking on tho

here is dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz. so by essentially calling him a wife beater. here she is. >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand and there is no -- i know that is stark. i know that is direct. but that is reality. what republican tea party extremists like scott walker are doing is they're grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back and it's unacceptable and it's not going to happen on our watch. >> the outrage was immediate and she has since walked it back. >> tried to, at least. i shouldn't have used the words that i used, she said. that shouldn't detract from the broader point that's making that scott walker's policies have been bad for wisconsin women. in there somewhere, supposedly was an apology. but the governor's right hand woman, rebecca kleefisch was with us earlier and she said that's no apology. take a listen. >> this is absolutely unacceptable. shameful, disgusting, to belittle victims and try and score votes. governor scott walker has a sterling record on women's issues, but on top of that

. >> well, on friday, the dnc held the annual leadership form.t to know how conservative women feel about the theme. joining me author of the new book. what women really want. it is so good to have you guys here. >> thank you. >> your book is a huge hit and people are reading it and i feel fortunate. i got all three of the authors here at the same time. >> yeah. >> let's jump in the war on women stuff. do you think the democrats have worn that out? >> it worked in 2012, but i believe it is get stale. this years a turning point not only for women but men as well. because everything that we have sewn going on in the world, the attention focused on isis, i think the attention focused on the illegal border crossings and how that is affecting parents with school children coming in their community, i think all of these things are much more important to men and women than the old rhetoric that the democrats are using in 2012. i think the people are more interested than in just 15 or 30 birth control. >> i always thought it insulting for people as if the

what was it, the dnc chairwoan was talking about? she had to aplogize.ey backed down every time that the democrats get up in their face. but in things like job security and national security, open borders undermine both of those things and that is something that reallymatters for national security. just today here we are on national civil rights day and what do they decide to do? they sign signed a deal with mexico saying tt we are goi to protect mexicanworkers. and this is what is really on the minds and hearts o american women rght now. lou: thank you and congratulations on the book. we recommend it highly. on sale online at bookstores everywhere and david said, i predict obama will end up with theowest approval rating of any president since world war ii. we will take note. and dave says elitist irs revelations. they are not merely corrupt but a crimal enterprise. thank you. coming up at the top of the hour, stick around for neil cavuto hosted by neil cavuto. i wonder if that's where they got the name. coming up next week, doctor ben coming up next wee

this is not just a critique of her behavior of the manager of the dnc.ou come away thinking she's loathsome. >> people would have expected we were going to be, oh, this is great, let's pile on. look, i think some of the things she says, what she said a couple of weeks ago that the tea party wants to drag women by the hair and scott walker. all this stuff back fired on her. put that aside. what this illustrates is how unprofessional in every sense this white house is and how they will try to use her as the scapegoat for a midterm and the president's policies and unpopularity that's going to create this problem in november for them. this is what it's all about.. these guys -- at every level are unprofessional. >> i want to ask you about mary burke, running as democrat for governor of your state, wisconsin. there are new charges this week that she engaged in plajorism. >> i think copying and pasting and cheating and player jorizing isn't a way to build jobs in wisconsin. here is the deal. there is a person running for governor against scott walker in wiscon

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the dnc validates that. >> now that you have sold out, do you wish you put more seats in? >> no.ot really. we hold 17,000 for basketball. one thing that is great is the intimacy. i'm not sure we could have captured that if we went larger. be soldce to have, to out and create scarcity. nba,you look around the those last seats are not easy to fill. >> some people say the intimacy is the best thing. others say the nets are. what is the start of the season? >> i'm excited about the team. we got younger, faster. billy king has put together a great product. weeks, opens up in three earlier than most teams. we aspire to be local. we are playing in shanghai and beijing. we have to start the season earlier. flex my thanks to stephanie ruhle. that was at the bloomberg sports and business summit sponsored by bloomberg. september means back to school. that means back to school shopping. i'm going to talk about a professor who wants to make learning less stressful and more fun. details ahead. ♪ >> this is "taking stock." i'm pimm fox. not many educators get a chance inteach 200,000 students t