elizabeth warren, a comic series about empowering women. and i must tell you that she is definitely a heroine of mine. last year she had two major speeches that talked about the issue of the racial and ethnic wealth gap and in one in september of 2015 at the disregard -- edward m. kennedy institute she identified three tools of racial 0 pegs. one, racialized violence. two, denial of the right to vote. and, three, denial of economic opportunity. here in the united states of america. one quote in particular from that speech stood out to me and i'll just mention it here. she said, it's time to come down hard on predatory practices that allow financial institutions to systematically strip wealth out of communities of color. one of the ugly consequences of bank deregulation was that there was no cop on the beat when too many financial institutions figured out that they could make great money by tricking, capping, and defunding targeted families. now we have the consumer financial pro tex bureau and we need to make sure it stays strong and indepe

i'll quote from elizabeth warren and if you want to attack elizabeth warren, who is the gold standardh warren wrote in her book "the two income track" in the spring of 2001 the bankruptcy bill was reintroduced in the senate and at that time freshman senator hillary clinton voted in favor of the bill and the reason was -- >> we have heard this jonathan. it doesn't make a connection. >> i know you want to interrupt because you don't want the facts -- the viewers to hear the facts. >> i want the truth. >> she was the number two recipient of money from the banking industry in the senate. to go to the general election, look, the fact is that there will be a very, very sharp contrast vis-a-vis donald trump whether hillary clinton is the nominee or bernie sanders is the nominee. i still believe bernie will be the nominee, but either of them is going to have to confront donald trump, and, frankly, i think that we will do very well against donald trump. we will defeat donald trump and i think it will be a very -- >> okay. i got to get maria in here for the last word. >> thank you. so first of

. >> larry: some people say elizabeth warren would be a good choice. and applause) >> she would be great. i don't think that's a good choice for either one of them, first of all because elizabeth warren is not going to let being vice president silence her. if she accepts that, she silences herself. she cannot go against the president if she's vice president. >> larry: she may influence rather than -- >> and there will be too much power in hillary eats democratic party. people would vote for the ticket because of one and not theout. >> larry: all you have to do is get in office. >> and elizabeth is silenced after that. >> as long as elizabeth warren has wi-fi, she won't be silenced. her twitter the great. >> larry: you follow her? yeah, she has an incredible twitter feed and understands the use of 140 characters. it's amazing. >> larry: does vice president make a difference in your vote for president? >> no, just like nobody listened to destiny's child froanned to m michele. i'm serious. she had to wear shorts all the time. destiny got the midget and mi

dated: the financial protection bureau, which senator elizabeth warren headed before, and richard corbett has been the head of it for many years now, and that has been a target, as well, for the folks who opposed this law. reported on there is a case pending before the federal appeals court in washington, d.c., in which a mortgage lender called phh is challenging a finding by the consumer protection bureau that it had arranged for kickbacks in mortgage reinsurance. it is a rather complicated case in an underlying sense, but the a penalty of some $109 million. myth, -- this, phh went well beyond getting the judgment against it reversed and challenged the constitutionality of the cfpb. carol: it was set up to be a

hillary clinton and elizabeth warren don't see eye to eye on a number of issues.d enough to remember bill clinton picking out fore, makes no sense, two southerners, men, moderate democrats. would you take two women in the northeast left of center? >> i've been so wrong about vice presidential nominees over the years i will hedge i think it's unlikely. she needs to bring the sanders people in. there may be other options to look at. we are so far away from a final decision on it or a genuine short list that the idea that we can narrow it down to two or three people. >> the labor of secretary tom perez comes up, the hud secretary, senators from virginia, cain and warner. do you pick somebody to the left or traditionally in a general election you try to be more to the middle? >> hillary clinton needs to do that work herself, frankly, i think that she can send a message with her vice presidential pick in a couple of different directions. it will be hard to find someone short of elizabeth warren who will be enough in and of themselves to bring sanders voters over. from

also with women on the front page of the globe, talk of elizabeth warren as a running mate. i don't know where that's coming from. we'll look into it. i don't know if that's possible. we'll look into it. but you know, the value of warren has a lot to do with the value of bernie supporters and how necessary she is. i'm not sure that we've actually taken a look at what's happening on the democratic side in terms of how left they may have to go in order to keep it all together. so we'll talk about all that next. coming up on "morning joe." we'll be right back. trolling for a gig with braindrone? can't blame you. it's a drone you control with your brain, which controls your thumbs, which control this joystick. no, i'm actually over at the ge booth. we're creating the operating system for industry. it's called predix. it's gonna change the way the world works. ok, i'm telling my brain to tell the drone to get you a copy of my resume. umm, maybe keep your hands on the controller. look out!! ohhhhhhhhhh... you know what, i'm just gonna email it to you. yeah that's probably safer. ok

like let's say hillary clinton names elizabeth warren as her vp and elizabeth warren agrees, wouldn'tween the sectses kixes kind ? >> there's no question it would be a historc ticket. obviously we've never had a female president of the united states or a female vice president of the united states. but even without elizabeth warren, hillary is going to argue it's a historic moment because she would be the first female president of the united states. what i think would be important about elizabeth warren on the ticket is besides the obvious fact that it would be the first ticket of that kind is that she might help bring in those bernie supporters, those alienated left wing base of hillary clinton because she is in a way an intellectual leader of that side of the aisle in the democratic party, that wing of the democratic party. >> would that at all force trump to name a woman to his ticket? would that ever happen? >> i think regardless of who the democratic vice presidential nominee is, if hillary clinton is the nominee, a woman will be top and center for a republican candidate primarily

they move forward with a hillary clinton, how do they get somebody up whether it's joe biden or elizabeth warren and put them in place and use those unelected super delegates to get around the will of the voters. >> i know you had a meeting with donald trump this week. all the headlines donald trump tries to make nice. did he tell you he wouldn't go for a third independent party? was it a good meeting? was he trying make nice with the rnc. >> he had a great meeting with the chairman. everybody on the party understands this that if we don't come out of cleveland unified that that's giving a leg up to the democrats. so a lot of what they are doing now is posturing. everyone knows we'll give the democrats a hand off if we don't come out of cleveland unified. so any talk of a third-party is bluster, a lot of talk. we as a party understand what's at stake. >> thanks so much. >> thanks. >> the u.s. economy posted a solid gain in jobs last month. the unemployment rate however did tick up. what is the true picture of the economy? donald trump predicting recession. we'll break down the numbers as we look

he wanted to make that clear light of comments from elizabeth warren who criticize the ftc for letting start a new firm. lisa: mcneil kelly joins us now. whitney oak kelly joins us now. what the senator warren want to accomplish? what does senator warren want to accomplish? >> she said we did not do enough berniesh people -- with settling into the background of it, elizabeth is taking that moment to step into the spotlight and say we have not done enough here. look at what she has in her letter here to the head of the ftc. whetherd like to know there are others in a similar position. this particular issue is difficult because there was a court ruling making it hard to enforce and get these victories over insider trading and stevie cohen was never convicted of insider trading. he did not supervise people enough. that is a light problem in the scheme of things. the ftc wanted to bar him for life. elizabeth clearly would like to see more enforcement and a tougher piece from the ftc. they don't quite have the willpower or tools to do that. this is a slap on the wrist. cohen's firm did plea

u ye eugene robinson maid the pick for elizabeth warren. >> i think elizabeth war rent does both.he gets the sanders' supporters who would be enthusiastic about the ticket. a quarter of the supporters are unthuzias tick about voting for hillary clinton. might not vote for her at all which would be harmful to her especially once amnesia sets in about some of donald trump's statements. things he says now might not haunt him five months from now. she's going to need all of the support she can get. she gives her the sanders' voters and doubles down on the history making part of it. and i think too often hillary clinton is seen as more of a clinton than a woman, unless he's under attack by donald trump. if you eliminate elizabeth warren and do what her husband did in 1992 when he ran with al gore, you double down on the ticket, you create enormous energy and i think real momentum for the ticket. the challenge is that there's some uncertainty about how well they would work together in the white house. because you also have bill cl t clinton in the mix there. might not be sure that eliza

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is elizabeth warren in the running? >> men, women, i'm going to be looking at anybody who can fit that role for me. >> and does that mean clinton is blowing off bernie sanders? he'll be here live. >>> plus the best political minds will be here with insights from the campaign trail. >>> hello i'm jake tapper in washington, where the state of our union is vetting, that's right, america. your veep stakes seem to have officially begun. report in the "new york times" today claiming that hillary clinton has already compiled a list of 15 to 20 potential vice presidential picks. on the list according to the "new york times" progressive leaders, senators elizabeth warren and sherrod brown. both senators from the swing commonwealth of virginia, tim kaine and warner. julio castro, former governor deval patrick of massachusetts and senators amy klobuchar, bill nelson and bill booker. clinton was mum when asked about this topic on the campaign trail yesterday. >> has your campaign started to consider who to pick for vp? >> i'm just

i think this elizabeth warren floating this idea is also something that's trying to appeal to the sanderspeople, of course, to say, you know, that she would be open to something like that might be something that's appealing to them. she does have repair work she needs to do and donald trump has repair work. i don't think that's negative coverage per se to point that out. >> a few seconds but hillary clinton is not going -- maybe math met cal terms she will be but bernie's limited success has shown problems with her candidacy. >> we're seeing the weaknesses in 2008. remember hillary clinton was asked if she was likeable enough. we're seeing that again. bernie sanders has had the enthusiasm but she's had the super dell gadelegates on her s >> thanks very much. the kelly ripa soap opera when we come back in just a moment. you're here to buy a car. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have to do is search for the car you want, there it is. now you're an expert in less than a minute. this is truecar. (pilot

elizabeth warren has not been a big part of our conversation.hillary in one way or another. she could get out there and stump for her. that would change everything. they are disembodied, they're not part of the democratic party yet. they have to be brought into this campaign. not as democrats but as those who want to have a role in the general election. i think elizabeth warren is the key. i think she really is. >> chris matthews, thank you. one of the things that is interesting about these front-runners tonight is that all of the other candidates running -- john kasich, ted cruz, bernie sanders -- all got out of dodge. the two front-runners knew they were going to do well in new york, they both staged their events in manhattan tonight. and i'm happy, it looks like we're going to have donald trump's remarks pretty much back to back with hillary clinton's remarks which we're expecting any moment. they are literally -- she's two avenues west of him. and three blocks south of him. they're both not just in new york and new york city and manhattan an

nothing would unify the bernie sanders clinton wing more than elizabeth warren as a pick.on't think she would do it. she's needed in is senate. if she were democrats need to take back the senate. need five seats. there are other women on both sides. there's -- um -- and i think, you know, it's no precedent to have a candidate pick people of the same gender. we have seen that. but shared ground? shared ground. problem is ohio. we were talking, jennifer and i, maybe you want a vice president who represents the diversity of this country. what we call the rising american majority. >> so julio castro? >> tim kaine. it would be great to have a woman, too. >> you think, jennifer, the calculation of the clinton camp changes whether it's trump or cruz? >> i think they're the same. honestly from the perspective of the democratic side. they have the same types of policies. i think that katrina is right. i was here in new york for the victory night celebration for hillary clinton. it was amazing how -- how much consensus and joy there was around this notion of unity and a rising ameri

. >> you mean elizabeth warren? [laughter]. >> no, people have asked me. i support elizabeth warren in her -- >> senate race. >> no, and i also support her in 2016, namely her very sensible declaration that she is not running for president. she is an enormous force for good. and the day she began to hint at running for president the media would then start picking apart everything she did and she would lose a lot of that credibility. and i know some of my friends on the left think, well why don't we have this really nice for president? and my answer is, well, were they out of the country during 2012 when the republicans did themselves a lot of damage by throwing pies at each other? >> but of course you know, congressman, that the opposite argument is being made by some democrats. that if secretary clinton gets a glide path to the nomination, nominal opposition at best, by the time she gets into the general election she'll somehow be -- this is what they say, out of practice. >> yeah. >> you know, that she's somehow going to be worse for not having had a pri

carol: it was set up to be a watchdog in light of the crisis, pushed by senator elizabeth warren, andindependent in terms of its financing. now, they are getting a lot of pushback. reporter: they are getting pushback, and it is being argued unaccountable, the director of the agency, as you said, is able to draw his funds from the federal reserve. the appropriations process. secondly, can only be removed for cause by the president. so in other words, he does not serve at the pleasure of the president. he cannot be removed the way cabinet secretaries can be removed at any time, and this is being cobbled together into a constitutional argument, and the panel of the d circuit that heard this argument recently seen to that it was quite sympathetic to the constitutional argument. now, what exactly they will do about it is not 100% clear, but certainly, there is, in erie, and existential threat to the cfpb. carol: a focus on uber and the fight on how to classify its workers. david: we spoke to reporters josh. josh: that they are a technology platform that is connecting drivers and customers

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that has some suggesting elizabeth warren, because the live of -- liberal senator from massachusettslp bridge the gap between senator clinton and supporters of bernie sanders. in maryland, clinton holds a commanding lead over sanders. she has support of 57% of democratic primary voters. maryland and for other states hold primaries on tuesday. the fbi's hack into a terrorist's iphone did not come cheap. the fbi director has hinted that the fbi paid more than $1 million to break into the locked iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. the directors spoke at the aspen security forum in london. >> more than i will make in the remainder of this job, which is seven years and four months for sure. it.it was in my view worth it's a tool that helps us with 9, which is a ios corner kay's increasingly as devices develop and move on to ios's -- it'sand very important. mark: federal officials have said the hacking method was successful, though they haven't revealed what it was. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i

elizabeth warren is at the top of the list. it is unlikely you will pick two northeastern democrats. i think a guy who will probably know he is the governor of colorado and he is a middle of america icon. he came around to that late. i think he would be a perfect running mate for hillary. >> it will be cory booker more than likey loo. and what is wrong with someone named kerstin gillebrand. >> they are both from new york. the constitution prohibits the president and the vice president from being from the same -- >> look at you! >> >> one of them would have to move. >> since when do we still follow the constitution? aren't we drone bombing american citizens? >> i think hillary will consider a woman in the sense of pretending to consider a woman. there is no way it will be an only woman ticket. >> she is playing the woman card every chance she gets. she will get the different card to play. >> it is the white guy card. >> i hate to say it -- >> it is an extension of president obama and he is a black man. >> this is why it will be

senator elizabeth warren. [applause] senator warren: thank you. that was such a terrific introduction. i am still waiting. want a a superhero, i lasso of truth. you so much. thank you for the wonderful introduction. i am so delighted to have a chance to be able to talk with you today. i want to talk to you about something that i talk about a lot. i talk about what has happened to america's middle class. built about how america great middle class. and the very compressed version of the story is that coming out of the great depression, america invested in our people. we put more money into education so that more kids would have opportunities. we put more money into infrastructure like roads and bridges and power so that if someone wanted to start a small business or expand a business, all of the basics were early in place. we put more money into research so we could build the great jobs out of these new inventions. and it worked. earlyhe 1930's to the 1980's, gdp keeps going up and the key is that wages went up right along with it for most americans

columnist suggested that running mate might be elizabeth warren. would you think about a sanders-warned ticket? guest: brent is about three or four months behind me. normally, i would love to make fun of ted cruz. he is losing and is likely to lose over all. a names avp at this point -- v.p. at this point. ted cruz might be the only guy i dislike more than donald trump, but i will not make fun of him. he grabbed the headlines. he needs to after the losses in the northeast. i understand why he did it. is carly fiorina light anyone up? no. she is a three-time loser. lost to barbara boxer, donald trump, hewlett-packard. warren, he elizabeth should have named her before the iowa caucuses. of course, she would be the v.p.. she would have energized people. he did not need much in iowa. .2% loss. that could have put him over the top. it could have put him over the top in massachusetts. he should have named elizabeth warren from day one whether she wanted it or not. the reality is she would have taken it. he should have done that a long time ago. host: gue

millennials love bernie sanders and love elizabeth warren. there was a great column in the "new york times" about how undemocratic this process is. they want someone who will go into the general election and win. charles: the republicans are probably thrilled they don't have superdelegates. the old saying is if you are not a liberal when you are young, you are not a heart. if you are not a conservative west when you are older you don't have a brain. >> wait until they start paying taxes. >> hillary clinton could not differencate between socialism and the democratic party. the enthusiasm is on the delegates' side and bernie sanders isn't. for bernie sanders, this is about principle, this is not about winning. for hillary clinton this is solely about winning. we have seen her flip-flop on every single issue. so that's what bernie sanders' m.o. is. charles: 42 gop delegates up for grabs today in wisconsin. we are going to give you the breakdown next. stay tuned with fox business all night long. our primary coverage is the best, and it begins rig

what is this talk up in the boston globe, the main gist is elizabeth warren is this play to be hillary's >> i don't think so. maybe our own senator is on the short list. it's hard to picture. they don't really like each other. they don't have a relationship with each other. putting another woman on the ticket when you're the first woman elected president. i'm not sure it does what you want to do in your choice for running mate. >> maybe bernie sanders. i think not. >> i'm with you. we're all guessing here. i think it's tim cane. i think he makes perfect sense. the round table is sticking with us. these people will tell me something i don't know. this is "hardball." the place for politics. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. (announcer) need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 100 of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot

. >>> earlier today bernie sanders headed to massachusetts with senator elizabeth warren as a running mate. should sanders managed to secure the nomination. warrant is considered a leading progressive. sanders said warren has been a champion for standing up for working families. warren has not endorsed either sanders or clinton. >>> we continue on their an online with the coverage. we will have the latest numbers for you at 7 pm. we are updating twitter facebook and our website. >>> coming up, more fallout out of her states he is saying anti- lgbt loss. a new push by bay area maker to keep tax dollars out of the states.>> if we can send a message to those states who disagree with that i think that's a good thing. >> the revolution is back, how the backup band is paying tribute to him. >>> it's still hard to believe prince is gone. the revolution getting back together. they split up in 1986 after the release of purple rain. bandmembers said after they spent time grieving they decided they wanted to do some shows together. new deep -- no details. >>> we learned today that prince did not

. >> you said elizabeth warren is a potential running mate. >> i was asked if a woman should be on theicket and i think that's the case and certainly elizabeth is one of the strongest working people in the country. >> it was no worthy and hillary clinton did not hesitate. a cabin that's indeed 50%. >> some of the early criticisms that president obama got was not making his cabinet diverse enough. what you are seeing is one of the strong card that is the democrats have to play particularly if trump becomes the nominee, they are compiling all his comments about women and use it against him on the general elections. really, stunning though to hear her say that. one of the questions i have is, would she consider a woman as a running mate. we know there are some women on that short list of her. >> i am sure others are much compatible than elizabeth warren. it is great to have you here. >> christian's hometown and my adopted hometown. let's turn back to the republican race with rick tyler for the cruz campaign. joining me now, was this too little and too late of marriage of convenience? >> i

i'm quoting elizabeth warren. then she voted against it. i was surprised bernie didn't say what he's said in some of the debates. what he's getting at is the question. do you really think all these lobbyists and all these corporations are giving super pacs all this money. that's serious. >> he hasn't done a great job on this because, listen, if he comes across and sometimes does as implying with an artful sneer that she herself is on the take, that's not fair. she's not doing that obama hasn't done. there's an opportunity for him to do better job educating. it's all this money that changes the agenda. >> he's criticizing the system. >> but he doesn't sound like it. >> here's the problem with what he has said. he's talking about criticize uing hillary for taking money from wall street. criticizing her for these big money fundraisers. saying somebody that does that has to be on the take or cannot be serious. that's exactly what he said. the problem with that is that president obama has den all of that. >> that is the counter argument that pre

. >>> massachusetts senior elizabeth warren is starring in her own comic book. the 22-page book "female force elizabeth warren" rivals one by her democratic senator. it celebrates the lives of notable women. >> it is not about her politics, which are far left leaning going after financial firms, but more about her personal life. they have done one on hillary clinton as well and other political figures. >> a come i cic book is a good o do it. >>> beyonce is posting a trailer for a world premier event. we know it's called "lemonade" and hbo will air it april 23rd. but no other details were given. fans online are speculating it could be an album film. she's expected to release a new album this year but hasn't given the date yet. and the reason it's considered an album is because back in 2013 she released a surprise album. so it could be interesting. >> we look forward to it. don't know what it is but everyone will be watching. >>> still to come on "worldwide exchange," today's must reads. one on why tax reform is due and the other on china's dubious growth. >>> fir

what can she do, put something on the ticket like elizabeth warren. square the democratic party strength. if she tries to reach across the middle with a v.p. pick, it could be passionless. i don't know what she can do other than move to vermont and live on a commune. >> point to donald trump and say look at him. >> that's what she started to do last night. look at bernie and the important issues he raised. look at the great campaign he ran. look at the people he brought into the process and let's all get back together. she's already starting this. >> i think it just underestimates the extent. you listen to the sanders supporters. there's a lot of them who don't like her. they don't want donald trump to be president. what's the thing she can say to them that can get them passionately behind her? >> she can say i'm a democrat. the differences between the candidates are so small that they are exaggerated and the fights become huge and the fights are strong. people say the kinds of things that sanders supporters are saying about hillary clinton right now.

elizabeth warren was a republican until her early 40s, i think. you know, this is an interesting kind of question. the regular democrat, the people who register the voters, mobilize the vote year after year, whether they have great candidate orsz less than great candidates, they look at some of these outsiders, the bernie sanders and elizabeth warrens and they are not necessarily all that impressed. >> errol, thank you. we appreciate it. also a programming note for you. bernie sanders is at jake -- bernie sanders is a guest this morning on state of the union, 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> north carolina has a new law some say is anti-lgbt. we'll tell you why one woman says she could be in danger if this law is followed and enforced. >>> also the airport in brussels now back open for the first time since the terror bombings two weeks ago. how long might it take to get up and running to full strength? and driven. itd it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough

some of those names for you, cheryl brown and mark warner and virginia's senator and senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. the senator would help her with the progressives. senator waor warren, has not ye endorse everyone and tom perez and julio castro and corey booker and of course, the broader message to the sanders campaign that this race is almost over. hillary clinton is clolooking v strong in pennsylvania and maryland and oregon, andrea. >> alex is joining me. the vice president's name is a technique without pushing him and saying the game is over. clearly, they're not going to make a decision on this until they see the republican candidates or the running mates and where their polling shows they need help. do they need ohio and can they avoid to have the senator from ohio stepping out and the governor from ohio would be a replacement so there is a big calculation there at a lot of levels. >> i mean so much of that choice could be aimed not so much at the general election audience but the primaries to bring those bernie sanders on board like sharon brown or elizabeth warren picking

and don't forget elizabeth warren has yet to endorse, she hasn't hit the campaign trail.'s been waiting in the wings. if hillary clinton deploys her, i think that elizabeth warren could be that bridge between what the bernie sanders voters wants and hillary clinton can deliver. >> i think it's going to be the running mate, the running mate, corey booker, an african-american, a minority person or a latino. that is the future of the democratic party. it's more, it's less the millennial college white kids, than it is i think the burgeoning population you mentioned earlier, the latinos are an ever-larger portion of the voting population now. african-americans are going to be motivated to vote against trump for whatever their reasons. i think that you know, the selection of a running mate, a youthful, different generation minority person of color, i think that's where the democrats get their support. >> she's going to have the african-american vote, she's going to do well there. >> i agree. but the generational aspect of it. i think will take care of itself. bernie sanders, i

one other hold out here is elizabeth warren, a like-minded senator, a liberal just like jeff merkley bernie sanders, won't that actually help your cause? he would not go there. he said that's elizabeth warren's decision but it's very clear that's where folks on the left hope she gets behind jeff merkley and it shows how folks are skeptical and not really willing to get behind hillary on the progressive side of the democratic side of the aisle because of some of her positions like trade that jeff merkley highlighted in our interview. >> very careful in that endorsement, taking pains in that op-ed to compliment hillary clinton. manu raju, thanks. >>> now officially in a war of words with the chair of his own party, why donald trump now says the republican national committee doesn't want him to win and how the republican party is responding. >>> plus, new developments in the shooting death of former nfl star will smith. at any moment, an autopsy result will be released which could have a major impact on this case. yeah, i was just talking uhabout yourico?... emergency roadside service a

the question is could it include elizabeth warren, someone who is more ideologically linked to someoneie sanders who could be someone who could pull in the supporters, the bernie sanders' supporters, she also has not endorsed hillary clinton. >> it would be unusual for hillary clinton to pick someone who didn't endorse her in the primaries, is unlikely to endorse her in the primaries as elizabeth said she probably would not. at the same time it would harness a lot of the energy you see amongst democrats for bernie sanders especially young voters, and blue collar voters who are hugely passionate for bernie sanders. hillary has a lot orf enthusias problems. that could solve her enthusiasm problems. donald trump, that particular candidacy might go a long way to solving the enthusiasm problems without picking a vice presidential candidate in elizabeth warren. >> listening to hillary clinton today she's targeting donald trump focusing on him. she has been over the last few weeks, and donald trump says he can beat hillary clinton in a presidential matchup. but you say the reality is that tru

what is this talk up in the boston globe, the main gist is elizabeth warren is this play to be hillary's >> i don't think so. maybe our own senator is on the short list. it's hard to picture. they don't really like each other. they don't have a relationship with each other. putting another woman on the ticket when you're the first woman elected president. i'm not sure it does what you want to do in your choice for running mate. >> maybe bernie sanders. i think not. >> i'm with you. we're all guessing here. i think it's tim cane. i think he makes perfect sense. the round table is sticking with us. these people will tell me something i don't know. this is "hardball." the place for politics. >>> you'll want to tune in tomorrow nightt 10:00 p.m. eastern. i have a special look at the democratic front-runner in a new documentary. "hillary clinton, it take a country." is a look at her rise in politics from arkansas to the white house, the u.s. senate and the state department and now the top democratic in the race for presidency. take a look. >> in february of 2000, she formally declared and ran

they move forward with a hillary clinton, how do they get somebody up whether it's joe biden or elizabeth warrenn place and use those unelected super delegates to get around the will of the voters. >> i know you had a meeting with donald trump this week. all the headlines donald trump tries to make nice. did he tell you he wouldn't go for a third independent party? was it a good meeting? was he trying make nice with the rnc. >> he had a great meeting with the chairman. everybody on the party understands this that if we don't come out of cleveland unified that that's giving a leg up to the democrats. so a lot of what they are doing now is pose tour ituposturing. everyone knows we'll give the democrats a hand off if we don't come out of cleveland unified. so any talk of a third-party is bluster, a lot of talk. we as a party understand what's at stake. >> thanks so much. >> thanks. >> the u.s. economy posted a solid gain in jobs last month. the unemployment rate however did tick up. what is the true picture of the economy? donald trump predicting recession. we'll break down the numbers as we look a

that becomes a very powerful boat that becomes elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and hillary clinton.n the other hand, you've got trump out here, who gets asked about abortion, about immigration, about isis, and gets kind of beat up a little bit in that interview. matt lauer wasn't giving him any breaks, neither were the others, he has that going on and everyone is picking apart every word he says on it at some point the gop has to take a cue from the democrats and say, get behind someone and let's all fight the same fight together. >> all right. you love the song girl crush? >> i do love it. >> i sang it to you once. >> yes, you did. >> and a lot of people have a girl crush on melania trump. melania and hillary -- yeah, kennedy. spoke this morning about habits that they would like to see their husbands give up. here's both of them on that. >> what's the one habit you wish he would give up? >> let's see. the tweeting. >> what would you say is bill's most annoying habit. >> no matter how tired he is he always feels like he has to read before he falls asleep. so he used to have the ligh

but elizabeth warren shaped the narrative when she got in. bernie sanders now has so much power. and i think it's a surprising way that he's using it. >> i think he'll probably think about that. there was an interesting question in the exit poll, i felt. does this campaign energize your party or divide it? and republicans -- >> and they're energized? >> the republican party felt they were being divided. democrats thought their party was being energized. >> interesting. >> when you ask people in a poll to be political analysts, you get really interesting answers, like, who do you expect to win? >> better than us. >> that sort of thing. usually better than us. i would probably take them at their word. >> for me, i feel like the big question that the democratic party has to consider and democratic voters have to consider is if bernie sanders, as you say, doesn't really have a shot at the nomination, is it exciting and a positive development to have him continue to be in the race, galvanizing people and exciting people and defining what the democratic party is, in the way that he has

>> reporter: you said today elizabeth warren is a potential running mate? i thought a woman should be on the ticket and i think that that is the case and certainly elizabeth is one of the strongest advocates for working people in our country. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders, they're talking about the importance of having women in their potential administrati administrations, should they be elected president. this comes as bernie sanders looks to shut out -- and he's getting sympathy from an unlikely source, donald trump on twitter tweeting bernie sanders has been treated terribly by the democrats. he should show them and run as a an independent, a move many see as potentially helping donald trump. nbc's chris jansing is live in philadelphia. what are we hearing this hour in terms of response from the sanders camp. are they weighing in on that? >> reporter: yes. i just got off the phone with the senior advisor, who had a good laugh. bernie sanders said he would run as a democrat, he's running as a democrat. if he doesn't win the diabetic n democrat --

and what i want to know is where's elizabeth warren, the great liberal democrat in the senate who hasat this point. if elizabeth warren were to endorse bernie sanders -- >> you'd have to reject an endoerment because her state went for hillary. >> if you want to make the point superdelegates -- they are in the rules when bernie joined the party five minutes ago, and -- >> come on. he's been caucusing with the party for 30 years. >> i love that he's running as a democrat. >> vermont is a different type of state. >> he is cross-pressured here. if you believe superdelegates should go with their voters, some of the key delegates he's had would have to switch. >> what he's trying to do tonight at this rally is to mobilize his supporters and to tell these voters that they ought to get out there. he is behind by 12 or 13 points. that's a large loss to make up for. so by having these huge rallies, which hillary clinton by the way goes out of her way not to have. she could have large rallies if she wanted to. she doesn't because she -- they don't think the venue is great for her. >> you believe