>> no, i don't know elizabeth warren. >> who? martha coakley. i mean elizabeth warren, thank you very much. >> you want to try that again? >> perfect. that actually goes hand in hand with a fantastic cover profile of elizabeth warren by e.j. graph at "the nation" magazine and the same week that there's a review of her in "the national review." the latest "boston globe" poll has the two candidates running neck and neck. and it's a fascinating race for a whole bunch of reasons. elizabeth warren has some kind of innate charisma, some sort of captivating magic about her that has to do with the stances she's taken, her foresight about the problems in the financial/industrial complex. the fights in the bankruptcy law, the fights she's picked and the idea she has the vision about the core unfairness about the financialized unequal american political economy. and i think one of the great points ej graph makes in the piece is there's a disconnect between "the nation" readers she's got a win in massachusetts in running your first election

nobody believes what elizabeth warren is selling on him. scott brown has been underestimated by the national democrats. that does not match with local democrats are saying. scott brown is running a great campaign and we feel good about our chance. i think clear miscast -- a thing clear mccaskill has a good chance. she could be more out of touch with the state of missouri. the state has gone away from her. there is no one who has been more supportive of the president's agenda. we have three strong candidates running and i don't know who will be the nominee but either one of them will beat centre mccaskill. >> do you want to defend? >> he did not talk about who is running on the republican side. this is an example where we have simply co-op debate nrc in this cycle. a month and a half ago, they were out beating the drums to get the state auditor to run. they might not want to be a cemetersenator. they know event claire mccaskill is a fighter and a bill that had the closest chance of tapping discretionary spending in the last cycle was a bill

i am more of an elizabeth warren supporter. >> i'm more of a scott brown guy. >> but i have to say, i> it would be hard to be a massachusetts voter. look at these polls. some of them showing it's really tightening between the two of you. how does this race look from your perspective? >> listen, if i believed in polls, i never would have gotten out of bed when i was down 41 points when i first ran. you'll see many polls up and down all around. but the poll that matters is obviously election night. and when the votes are tallied. i feel very good. i'm a republican in massachusetts. and the fact that i took the kennedy seat, which they want back very, very badly, and it's literally me against the capitol hill and beacon hill machine. i'm not surprised. >> mike, you actually were predicting that scott brown was going to win before anybody else was predicting scott brown was going to win. >> yeah. >> and you explained it talking about the roads that led from boston. >> yeah. going out to worcester almost every day on the weekend, i take one of my sons out there to hit with rich getman, the

i think elizabeth warren has a good chance to pick up that seat. >> what do you think?with larry. >> because of the coat tail effect of the dramatic obama win. >> and i think massachusetts is inherently a democratic state. i think if the unemployment rate is high, scott brown by a little bit or elizabeth warren a lot. >> i think scott brown is a pure, and i don't mean this positively, a pure politician. people can read that any way they want. i mean, pure. this is what he is at, getting votes. with the truck and barber coat and he is so smart at not being an elitist. let's go to your state, larry, george is coming back after the problem he had a while back. he lost six years ago, he was heading for the presidency. now he is trying to get his seat back against tim kaine. popular moderate, i would say, recent chair of the democratic national committee. tim kaine versus george allen in your case. larry? >> chris, i don't know if i mentioned the word coat tail. but this is a pure coat tail race. chris, think about it. how many voters who vote for president obama are going t

democrat elizabeth warren versus scott brown in massachusetts and former governor tim kaine against georgellen in virginia. joining me, bob mccuen from ohio, democratic strategist and nia henderson, thank you for joining me. is the claim by mitt romney that some how the american is not american. is this the argument dressed up in a slightly prettier outfit. >> in some ways i think that's a fair argument. to make, that this is mitt romney kindeller gentler saying that president president obama is some how not american. this is what you heard since 2008. it was a strategy that hillary clinton folks toyed with, and there were ads out, it's time for americans to have an american president, alluding that barack obama was not an american. so i think this is something that we're going see. i think throughout this campaign, and it is--i think it is something very common for political campaigns to have this whole idea of some how the other guy doesn't get regular americans or some how doesn't get the struggles. i think you'll see that the democrats will make the same arguments about mitt romney. >>

and elizabeth warren is new to the voters there. she -- she is still introducing herself.up essentially from zero to 35%. there's 26% of folks are still undecided so that's a long time to go there. >> this is an honor for democrats. not only in mitt romney backyard, but also in honor of ted kennedy. >> and it will be really interesting given the fact that health care is back on the table. but, all right. let's talk about 2016 really quickly. bill clinton sort of -- waulzing near the door for hilary. >> i think he was being a very supportive spouse -- >> she was also interviewed, though. did you hear on her on andrea mitchell? and she didn't -- i'm not thinking about that. i have no plans of doing that. but that doesn't mean never ever ever. >> there's no way to say no in a situation like that. >> she did say she was going to take a rest. >> the country needs her. >> after you get that rest done. then you want to look at other things. >> count me in. >> there is also andrew cuomo. but he has done no national interviews, no national profilings -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> it is.

it was elizabeth warren's idea initially with the white house's blessing, i might add, and frankly, i listened to elizabeth warren up in new york once upon a time and my wife was sitting in the audience and i said what did you think of what i said to her, and my wife said never cross that woman's path again, ever. so that is as far as i was concerned. that said, i did write a letter to your counterparts on the financial services committee, and i will not say that i got the cold shoulder, and i basically said the same thing that you have said, madam chairman, which is we're layering another unnecessary layer of bureaucracy on top of the ftc, which is doing the job quite nicely now, thank you. but i lost that round. so the question is now, what do we do about it. and the answer to me is we cut back. now, how we cut back since we share jurisdiction with the new cfpb is another matter. i happen to disagree with the chairman that we need to do as much as we always did. because i think there are now two agencies involved in doing that same thing. the second thing, though, is what do we do a

guest: certainly, scott brown and elizabeth warren in massachusetts. host: not the people, the issues. what the issues that are most important? guest: the issues are that scott brown is pushing for the republican. host: ok. what does that mean? i'm trying to get to what matters to you. guest: i do not live there. and the only thing i can tell you is when i visited there about a month ago, everybody that i knew as they're all for elizabeth warren. host: here's what i'm trying to get it. what matters as policy issues or how the country's going that determine which is candidate -- guest: the policy issues are fine. [laughter] host: all right. thanks. i'm going to move on because we're talking past each other. thanks for your call. next up is thatty who is a democrat in houston, texas. you're on the air. guest: yam. -- yes, ma'am. i'm looking at the senate race and it's so one-sided, you know. everybody don't care about everybody. these poor people need help. right now, my husband fought the wall and everything else, they're not helping enough at all here.

>> elizabeth warren is over the line. >> she's fantastic. >> elizabeth warren crossed the rubicon for steve rattner. >> and for scott brown. >> we'll take this outside, mika. >> i think she's going to be great. he is a good candidate too. >> massachusetts needs her. the country needs her. >> two great races. i'm telling you, two fantastic senate races this fall. one in massachusetts and one in virginia. and both of those things are going to go down to the wire, aren't they? >> george allen and tim cain. and it's a huge presidential race as well. you'll see tons of politics. >> do you think george allen will keep it in the center of the road? george should have won that race last time. but he like mitt romney this year shot himself in the foot quite a few times. but you have a sense he's going to keep his head down and win that race? >> well, the cain campaign is saying, the future is now. that's a little reference. >> ok. >> it's going to be hard for george allen to win that. the polls are pretty even. but it's definitely a challenge for him to win votes in northern virginia. but it's

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massachusetts senate candidate elizabeth warren recently said, i want to see is the president evolveelieve that is right. marriage equality is morally right. joining us now from washington is the legal director for the human rights campaign, brian molton. thanks for joining us. we've been talking a lot about social issues being wedge issues and not working well for republicans. but do you think that the president will take up gay rights in any substantive way and does he have anything to gain by taking up the nish advance of november? >> i think the president's going to continue to emphasize the record he's developed over the past term on our issues. don't ask, don't tell repeal passage of a hate crimes law. so i don't think he's going to shy away from talking about that. but certainly, we would love to see him get there on the question of marriage. >> we know they'll american attitudes towards gay marriage shifted a lot in the past decade. i think what's interesng here is that even the republican party is acknowledging that. we will have recently a lot of prominent gopers backing of

we've got senator scott brown and the woman challenging him and tightly now, elizabeth warren, in perhaps the most fascinating senate race in the country right now. >>> boston red sox -- >>> welcome back to "way too early" live this morning at fenway park in boston, massachusetts, for the 100th anniversary of this fabled old park. the first regular season game played here april 20th, 1912, right now i'm enjoying the view from atop of the green monster, 37 feet high. 310 feet from home plate. unlike any outfield wall in baseball. if you want to sound smart today tell your friends this structure, the one that would become the monster, was part of fenway's original blueprint but it wasn't painted green until 1947. that was the year advertisements were removed from the wall and green paint was added so it would match the rest of this green ball park. we're going to talk to mike barnicle in just a moment, get his memories from up here. but it was this pole, 1975, game six of the world series, carlton fisk comes to the plate, and this happens. >> there it goes. if it stays fair -- >> fiske wave

republican senator scott brown and elizabeth warren in a statistical tie right now.d moment before i get off of the air, but i never thought this was going to be anything more than a two or three-point race anyway. >> really? >> scott is a likable guy. >> it's like i got a truck and i wore pink patent leather shorts. >> people have come to really like the guy. like him or not, he has a very compelling personal story to tell. which he is using this time around. his upbringing was really not terrific. not that elizabeth warren was born into the rommy family herself. >> yeah. >> it is going to be a multi-gazillion dollar race. >> right. i find her -- i think incredibly compelling and -- >> i'm not denying that either. that's why i think it is going to be a two or three-point race. anybody that tells you she has this enormous advantage because massachusetts is two-thirds democrat or whatever, that is not going to be a factor this time. >> so send a check to elizabeth warren. [ laughter ] >> anyway, i was walking around new orleans yesterday, and jim ward will remember th

let's just go and send a dollar to people like elizabeth warren or other people who -- well, ecan't do that, but you know the people who support our issues. let's make sure we do that. if you want to be on the same team with us, be sure that you motivate somebody to vote who didn't even plan to vote. we want you to explain to somebody how the affordable care act works, what is in it, because we know when people understand it, they like it. when they're asked individually if they want the pieces that are in that act, they then say they want it. but when you just ask them if they support the act because they've heard it so much, about whatever care and all that kind of stuff, i just add an "s" on it, you see, and say cares. but anyway, the vast majority of us are concerned about our brothers and our sisters all across this country, all across this world, but we can't do it if we don't have a congress there, and we need a senate one of these days before long where 51% means something, because right now, they can get 51% and they still haven't done anything. but since we are 51%, let's mak

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granddad we need to bring in the volcker rule we need to bring in new legislation we need to have a elizabeth warren do it type table dance for a couple of congressmen down of sparks in d.c. you know to try to stop all this was a complete farce because it got much greater it got much worse the whole thing just going completely out of control say sarah thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max good way much more coming away so stay right there. something. lies beneath. the thousands of natures of choice drug. for lovers. that is a loser for many. but dangerous even to those who keep it to distance. i am backscatter welcome back to the kaiser report special in studio guest matt taibbi matt welcome to kaiser report great to see you and parse reading all your stuff in the rolling stone and first of all chris a quick question i mean you're writing all these stories about banks and and what's going on on wall street but are you writing about finance or are you writing about about crime stories basically it's funny the winds have gotten so blurred it's basically an organized crime story a

now elizabeth warren, the democrat, has doubled the republican. uarter versus 3.4 by senator brown. brown still has 15 million in his war chest, of course, 4 million more than warren, but she is well within the margin of error. she can win this race. we'll be right back. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. i bathed it in miracles. director: [ sighs ] cut! sorry to interrupt. when's the show? well, if we don't find an audience, all we'll ever do is rehearse. maybe you should try every door direct mail. just select the zip codes where you want your message to be seen, print it yourself, or we'll help you find a local partner and you find the customers that matter most. brilliant. clifton, show us overjoyed. no, too much. jennessa. ah! a round of applause. [ applause ] [ male announcer ] go online to reach every home, every address, every time with every door direct mail. [ male announcer ] get it now at red lobster's lobsterfest. 12 tempting choices like lobster lover's dre

elizabeth warren, democrat in massachusetts. elizabeth bonnavici, democrat.re is an agenda. >> bob: why is this a surprise to you? n.o.w. has been a democratic organization since the inception. still is relevant. i believe this has over 1 million members. maybe not all active. n.o.w. has been in the forefront of a number of fights going back to title nine and you are going before that. equal pay for women. don't sugarcoat this. they don't like the right. >> greg: yes. >> bob: so they are going after rush limbaugh for good reasons they think what they did is unacceptable from a political standpoint. i can't fault them for that. >> greg: this goes back to what we talk about. the progressive pig rule. you agree with me. if you're progressive you can be a pig. bill maher. >> bill clinton. >> greg: if you're progressive you can get away with saying certain things because you fit the agenda. their agenda. you can make disparaging remarks about women. i'll say this about n.o.w. so their credit they came out about ed schultz. they're not all ideological all the time.

now we have learned the challenger elizabeth warren doubleded the fund-raising hall of senator scott brown. warren took in nearly $7 million versus last quarter of 3.4 by senator brown. brown still has 15 million in his war chest, of course, 4 million more than warren, but she is well within the margin of error. >>> we're back, and here's some advice if you happen to be in south florida, don't say you love fidel castro. that's what native ozzi guilled he have forced to apologize to an outraged cuban community down there. whether he keeps his job is very unclear right now. the incident shows, obviously, that even 50 years after castro took power how perilous it is to say something about him pm give us the sense of what this means to people when they hear a prominent figure about the bebeloved baseball teem with a new stadium and everything to say that about the guy that took their country away from them. >> it's about the most insulting thing that someone could say to this community. you have to understand that fidel castro is a dictator who has not come up among the democratic process

the law school is now held by elizabeth warren, anti-wall street crusader. >> why are you wearing a penguinskey jersey? >> that's because they went down to the fliers three games to none. and i said if we got swept i would wear a brown paperback on my head on "red eye," but we didn't get swept, so i am wearing my jordan stall pittsburgh penguins jersey. i believe pens and seven, baby. >> andy, where am i going to be? oh, i will be at lovely live on sunday the 22nd. back to you, andy. >> thanks to lori, bill schulz, kevin and chr

today the senate candidate democrat, elizabeth warren campaigning. she released her second tv ad.a listen. >> today washington lets big corporations like ge pay nothing, zero in taxes. while kids are left drowning in debt to get an education. this isn't about economics. it's about our values. >> so tomorrow the president starts thumping on the issue of student debts, student loans, et cetera. the democrats often think they may have an edge but today romney cut the issue out from underneath him by jumping on board with the plan to keep student interest rates low. good strategy? >> it's not only a good strategy. it's an ideal strategy as soon as you wrapped up your party's nomination. when george w. bush was running for president all the way back in 2000 he began to criticize the republicans in congress at that point in trying to establish some political policy differences between himself and what was going on on the hill. candidate barack obama four years ago talked a much more strident line in terms of being suspicious. mitt romney has been seen over the last several months. today

we have congressman brett miller and elizabeth warren from the state of massachusetts running againsttt brown saying she wants part of this thing repealed. he is in a tough spot. >> he is. republicans have done an effective shameful job laufrping us here. >> 56 percent of americans want this repealed. how do you get that back? >>> they said right out of the gate republicans said they want to use healthcare reform to break president obama. >> it is the result of a sneer campaign? >> it will be $1.8 trillion. that is much more than obama gave us in 2010. they are realizing hey i don't think we can afford this. instead we should be focusing on policies that give us economic growth. >> keystone pipeline they voted for the pipeline the senate is a few votes away from over coming a filibuster. do you think the president will veto this in election year? >> the president has approved part of the pipeline. the point about the president not focusing on the economy it is an unfair untrue point. he has a small business lending bill, middle class tax cut, payroll tax cut. before we start lifting t

. >> not only was all of this anti-women demagoguery not working for elizabeth warren but in fact scott brown is slightly ahead. it's not only that the rhetoric is backfired but in the case of scott brown, all of that demagoguery did not work in 2008 and it's not working now apparently. >> all you have to do is lie. mockin was so confused she didn't even know when scott brown was elected, 2010. not 2008. but she's also using one poll where a race in a lead has changed five times. but there's a worry about. barack obama is up 54% to mitt romney's 36%. is that fiction? no, that's fact. republicans, they just can't make stuff up enough to try to turn their position around. the party that -- it's interesting. ironically, you think about it. the party that lied us into a war nine years ago now claim there is no war on women in america. you be the judge. get your cell phones out. is the gop's war on women fact or fiction? text a for fact or b for fiction to 622639. we'll bring the results later on in the show. joining me tonight is congresswoman maxine water of california. what is your respon

he is going to be in a very tough reelection fight with elizabeth warren. >>> we are minutes away fromopening bell. time for the market run down. big earnings week on s&p and it is all about friday. >> all about friday and data this week. we are looking at the futures right now pointing to a lower open on wall street as a result of lower economic data. apple facing bad press in the new york times about using subsid arys. the stock rebounding last week after losing ground ahead of that earnings report. on friday it closed at $603 a share. now it is trading low. as investors are digesting this news. some analysts issuing targets north of $1000 a share. meantime we are watching shares of coke and pepsi this morning. beverage digest reporting that pepsi is close to announcing the supply of nonalcoholic drinks for hop hi hop. earlier this month coke ousted pepsi from dunkin' donuts. >> ai always love the cola wars. jackie, as always thank you. >>> up next meet the guy who is ignoring the mantra don't mezwith texas. the battle between the republican establishment and tea party. one guy can p