and if it's obama who's thpresident, i was thrille he was appointing someone like merrick garland. >>publican senators have agreed to talk... >> a handful of republicans to break ranks, including some idcing tough re-election b.. mini-revolt on his hands. >> i met with merrick garland. i liked him. he's a person who would haveen 98 votes or 100 votes ins, the 19ust a few years before. >> ...blasting his party's leadership for stonewalling the nomination process... >> to not even allow the judiciary committee to hold a hearing his nomination just did not sit right with me. >> mitch mcconnell joins us now from capitol hill.be senator, thanks fog here. >> narrator: he fought back, hitting the airwaves. >> the right-of-centerorld does not want this vacancy filled by this president. we're not giving a lifetime appointment to this president on the way out the door, tore change the s court for the next 25 or 30 years. >> senator moran from kansas said he thought maybe there should be a hearing. and mcconnell just said to him, "you keep talking like that, and i'm running a primary opponent ag

. >> narrator: undeterred by mcconnell, president obama would forge ahead. dge merrick brian garlandoin the supreme court.au (audience ap) >> president obama was trying to to be confirmed.y who was going i thought, you know, how could members of the senate, withre their aces hanging out, stop this very appealing nominee about whom, really, not d word could be said? >> thank you, mr. president. this is the greatest honor of my life... (voice breaking): other than lynn agreeing to marry me 28 years ago. >> here is a man ofgu disthed education, distinguished background. this is e kind of person that should be on the supreme court. and if it's obama who's president, i was thrilled that he was appointing someone like merrick garland. >> fivrepublican senators have agreed to talk... >> a handful of republicans to break ranks, includi some facing tough re-election bids..r tor: mcconnell had a mini-revolt on his hands. >> i met with rrick garland. i liked him.d he's a person who wove gotten 98 votes or 100 votes in the 1990s, just a few years before. >> ...blasting his party's leadersh for s

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yes, it's merrick garland is the which brings me to my new segment "oh, snap"!arland is the judge obama nominateed to the supreme court in 2016, only to have his appointment shut down by mitch mcconnell. now that guy's court gets to rule on trump's financial records. and for the first time-- ( applause ) it's sweet, isn't it? now for the first time since 2016, he can wake up and say, "it's a good day to be merrick garland." oh, and brace yourself, senator mcconnell. because payback say "mitch." i'm sure he'll be even handed. of course, trump has to be worried about the 2020 election, because his own polling shows he trails biden in pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan. trump won each of those states by less than 1% in 2016. if he can't catch up, he might have to do something desperate like trying to appeal to california. what up,icalee? skateboard down to sequoia? i don't know. but trump is not giving up on the rust belt just yet. last night he held a rally in pennsylvania with a unifying message of, "i hate joe biden and so should you." >> don't forget, biden

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that is far different than 2016 when he held up the confirmation of merrick garland who was presidents is hypocritical. i know you think that this shows that mitch mcconnell just wants to control who gets on the court and not. i guess my question to you is do you see any evidence that democrats will vote on this? how will you convince democratic voters that this matters? >> well, i think mitch mcconnell is exhibit a as to why what happens in november of 2020 with respect to the senate matters. he is a shameless individual and this does not just simply apply to his behavior as it relates to stealing a supreme court seat that barack obama had the right to present to the american people, this relates to the fact that house democrats have passed legislation after legislation on issues like protecting people with preexisting conditions, driving down the high costs of lifesaving prescription drugs, dealing with the anticompetitive practices of big pharma, universal criminal background check legislation, the paycheck fairness act because we believe that women should be paid equally for equal

. >> #merrick garland.t nominee when antonin scalia passed away and was blocked at all stops. listen to mcconnell explain why and how he blocked merrick garland. >> all we're doing is following a long standing tradition off not filling vacancies on the supreme court in the middle off a presidential election year. >> and goes on to say you have one party in the white house and another party in control of the senate, making that distinction. is this a complete flip? >> you can ask mcconnell's team all day long and they'll tell you the clip you just played. that this fall eos what he said when garland's nominations was coming up. a different party controlled the senate and the white house and it was up to voters to decide which party they wanted picking a supreme court nominee. when i hear a clip what i'll never forget is standing in the senate a couple of years ago when reporters were asking mcconnell about trump tweet after trump tweet in the early days of his presidency and i will never forget him looking a

leaders listening to people the drowsing welcomes the huge garland that he walked in early into this building and he was shot big battles and now he is on the stage as you can see now with the garland the colors of the b.g.p. saffron and green. with him is shot one of his closest allies in this election and he will obviously shortly be addressing his supporters here he said and on twitter he promised to unite the country and build on what he called a strong and inclusive india this after he ran what many commentators called of a divisive election campaign but here you see i'm a child one of his closest allies introducing that in there more the let's go go live now to our correspondent in delhi we're looking at we've been looking at live pictures of the interim or the. loud cheers from his supporters like he's claimed victory and the party is obviously in celebration mode tell us more. well the party is definitely celebrating and from the looks of it it actually looks like the country or all the supporters at least are also celebrating we would just have to be to be headquarters which

he has to put up garland. >> i don't think that is going to happen you about good thinking.ffice, put out contacts this afternoon, saying mitch mcconnell was not talking about just putting through any nominee, he said opposite party in senate should not push through a nominee nominated by the president. then because white house is now occupied by a republican, and senate -- controlled by republicans, their therefore it is legitimate, does it square when what he said in 2016? not necessarily, but election have consequences. >> are you buying thi this thiss not sit well with me. >> i heard that, i think that just a bunch of word that i cannot say on tv. kennedy: you can say it. >> i think it is convenient. i think you could argue on a technicality. what he is doing is what sometimes we see politicians do where they think one thing, then they think another thing because it is politically convenient, then they call it evolving we hope we not notice they are not. kennedy: biden. >> so-called biden rule. mostly by mitch mcconnell. and reality at last night, last time i read my con

judge merrick garland, for who mcconnell refused to even hear him.rom capitol hill. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell doing an abrupt about-face about a potential vacancy on the supreme court. >> the supreme court justice was to die next year, what would you do? >> we'd fill it. >> reporter: speaking at an event in his home state, the senate majority leader saying republicans would now fill a vacancy on the supreme court, even in the middle of a presidential election year. >> good morning! >> reporter: a striking difference from 2016 when he blocked president obama's supreme court nominee merrick garland after the sudden death of antonin scalia. >> it's the president's right to nominate a justice and it's the senate's right to act as a check and withhold its consent. >> reporter: mcconnell's argument then is that a nomination should not be considered in an election year. >> our view is this, give the people a voice in filling this vacancy. >> reporter: mcconnell aides telling cnn there's a distinct difference between now and then. in 2016, the white house

to justify blocking president obama's nominee to the supreme court at the time, the judge, merrick garland. >> all we're doing, chris, is following a long standing tradition of not filling vacancies on the supreme court in the middle of a presidential election year. >> the american people should have a say in the court's direction. >> well, it wasn't only mcconnell who used that line of argument, other republican senators including the chairman of the judiciary committee which of course runs the confirmation hearings for supreme court justices lined up and repeated that argument almost verbatim. >> if you have a vacancy when a president is a lame duck that it ought to not be brought up during the heat of a presidential campaign, that it's unfair to the supreme court, it's unfair to the senate, it's unfair to the nominee. >> for 80 years it has been the practice that the senate has not confirmed any nomination made during an election year. >> mcconnell's spokesman says that the difference today is both the senate and white house are held by republicans. that is not the reasoning that the se

mcconnell conveyed this reasoning several times, the decision not to consider merrick garland's nominationenate was held by different parties and the president leading into an election. his answer tuesday is consistent with that, not a change in position. >> he says that. in the south we have a saying for people like mitch mcconnell. bless his heart. the only thing i can say about him is at least he is being honest. at least he is admitting it is just politics all the way down. i don't like that. i think it is very bad for the judiciary in the long run and bad for the country in the long run. at least he is being honest and that is better than what he was doing before. shannon: that is about the most insulting thing he could have said to the senate majority leader. they say he has been consistent all along. i want to read something from the "national review". mcconnell hasn't reversed himself. the idea the president should by rights get the nominee he wants and by extension a nominee can be, quote, stolen from him if he doesn't is the product of our ugly obsession with the white house at t

the first look at the actress as judy garland. spoiler alert, she's spectacular. ♪hm >> >> judy. judy garland bio pic focusing on the last year of the legend of life released in september. >> good. that was a lot. good>> stuff. up next, more good stuff. the 99 world war ii veteran against the graduation ceremony she's always longed for. why it took so long. >>> we're back after this. >>> a story >>> back with a story about a remarkable 99-yeaold woman, war veteran, teacher and single mother after serving in the only all-female all-african regimen in world war ii. attended college on the gi bill. >> and missed out an oppor cnity toebrate a milestone foreg any coll xustudent graduation. now she's making up for lost ti. zaapplause ] >> reporter: elith barker johnson it waed 70 years for this moment. the 99-year-old finally accepting her college diploma seven decades after finishing her degree >> did you ever think this day would actually come? >> no. no, no, no. >> reporter: unable to walk with her class in 1949, because she already had a teaching job and no o toover

are garland the party leader today say that they really felt that they'd been punished more than the austrian f.p. for that tape scandal that we saw with the vice chancellor from their own right wing populist party in austria being caught on tape basically offering governmental services for cash the far right if he still wants to continue working with the f.b.i. so. there was a feeling that they've been penalized for this but it also raises the question if they potentially have maxed out we saw them actually pick up supporting comparison to the last european elections but it's you know significantly less than in the last general elections but when you look at eastern states that we had can you know elections here but also those european election results. and places like tooling in those places that are going to regional polls and new autum the f.t. managed to become the strongest force in 2 of those states so we'll be talking about the f.t. in a very different context and and and there will be a very different political picture coming from those particular strongholds of the if the i

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not to say that judge garland would rule on anything political but shows how small a town the nation'sitol is, trace. >> trace: it is a small town. thanks, john roberts. extreme weather continuing to slam the southern planes. crews rescuing folks from flooding. dozens of tornadoes reported since friday. imagine the dichotomy, tornadoes are coming, get in the storm shelters and then you have to worry about flash flooding. we'll have team fox coverage from the hardest hit areas coming up. yesss, i'm doing it all. the water. the exercise. the fiber. month after month, and i still have belly pain and recurring constipation. so i asked my doctor what else i could do, and i said yesss to linzess. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is not a laxative, it works differently. it helps relieve belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. do not give linzess to children less than 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to less than 18, it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help

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remembers back in 2016, he chose not to vote on then president obama's supreme court nominee marek garlandmade during an election year but there were some caveats to that. senate minority leader chuck schumer is calling him a hypocrite and he's far from alone, joining me now to debate, senior fellow at the center for american progress and constitutional attorney robert barnes, will compute. i want to start out something that comes from mcconnell's communications director he said mcconnell has conveyed this reasoning several times, the decision not to consider garland's nomination was because the senate was held by a different party than the president leading into an election. his answer tuesday was consistent with that, not a change in position. >> he says that, in the south we have a saying for people like mitch mcconnell and bless his heart. the only thing i can say about him right now, at least he's being honest. at least he's admitting it's just politics all the way down. i don't like that, i think it's bad for the judiciary in the long run, i think it's bad for the country in the long

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. >>> and finally, renee zelweger, fans are getting a first look at her as judy garland. >>.ullaby ♪ >> judy, the judy garland biopick, which focuses on the last year of the legend's life will be released in december. >> good. that was a lot. good stuff. >>> up next, more good stuff. a 99-year-old world war ii veteran gets the graduation ceremony she has always longed for. why it took so long. we >>> a story about a remarkable 99-year-old woman, a war veteran, a former teacher and a single mother after serving in the only all female, all african-american regimen in world war ii. she attended college on the gi bill. >> back in 1949, she missed out on an opportunity to celebrate a milestone for any college student graduation, and as tammy leitner found out, she is now making up for lost time. >> reporter: elizabeth barker johnson waited 70 years for this moment. the 99-year-old finally accepting her college diploma seven decades after finishing her degree. >> did you ever think this day would actually come? >> no, no, no. >> reporter: she was unable to walk with her class in 19

. >>> and mitch mcconnell, after famously blocking merrick garland's nomination in 2016.ood morning, everybody. it is wednesday, may 29th. i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside nbc news white house correspondent geoff bennett. we have a lot to get to this morning. but we first want to start with the severe weather stretching across much of the country right now. according to the national weather service multiple tornadoes touched down in kansas and pennsylvania last night, leaving behind a path of destruction. in the last 30 days alone, there have been more than 500 reported tornadoes. and the threat is not over yet. i want to bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins for more on this. a pretty incredible evening to say the least last night. >> yeah, good morning. it was scary. new york city at one point was underneath a tornado warning. staten island area, newark, new jersey. at the same time, we were watching a tornado on the ground in kansas that looked like one of the biggest ones we've been seeing throughout this latest outbreak over the last couple of weeks. there were 19 t

. >> this will be news to merrick garland. in a far cry from 2016 when president obama nominated garland during an election year. >> all we are doing, chris, is following a longstanding tradition of not filling vacancies on the supreme court in the middle of a presidential election year. >> a spokesman for mcconnell said the difference now is that in 2016 the white house was controlled by a democrat, the senate by republicans. this time the white house and senate are controlled by the gop. plenty of democrats are slamming mcconnell as a hypocrite including much of the 2020 democratic field. >> he said he'll fill it, but that's the job of the president of the united states, not mitch mcconnell. we have to do a little history about the division of responsibilities between the congress and the executive branch. >> i have argued in front of the u.s. supreme court. i want to believe it is a nonpolitical organization and that politics are checked at the door. but when you see things like that and hear things like that from senator m

i don't think that we should assume that there will be any hard feelings here from garland.'s an interesting development. i think beyond the financial documents, which americans have repeatedly shown a concern about, americans want to see trump's tax returns and other things related to his business dealings, there's a lot of anticipation is running mueller's testimony. so 73% of americans really want mueller to testify and i think that's what we need to look for moving forward. >> thanks for your time this morning. >>> still ahead, everybody the price tag of president trump's pension for golfing don't add up. the new figure on just how much americans are paying so that the president can hit the links. >> bill karins is tracking severe weather and he'll have the very latest coming up next. severe weather and he'll have ♪ dealing with psoriatic arthritis pain was so frustrating. my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx. now, watch me. real p

we do not yet know whether macrogar merrick garland will hear the case.omorrow afternoon a federal judge in manhattan will hold a hearing on a similar attempt by the trump legal team to block house subpoenas directing deutsche bank and capital one to turn over the president's banks records. to discuss this, joining us now is laurence tribe, harvard law professor of constitutional law. he is the co-author of "to end a presidency: the power of impeachment." professor tribe, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. i want to get your reading of this very important case yesterday that seems to possibly be the precedent-setting case, actually, picking up and carrying the precedent that has been with us for many years in into now the enforcement of subpoenas against president trump. >> well, that decision by judge mada, very carefully written 41-page opinion, that was delivered just seven days after the argument, is on a rocket straight up to the supreme court. there's no doubt that that decision that he rendered saying that the subpoen

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see even sounds like judy garland. yeah. >> amazing. >> it's going to be good.s beloved and internationally revered as arguably the best entertainer who has ever lived. those are some big, red, shiny shoes to fill. "judy" hits theaters september 27th. >> that's going to be great. [ applause ]>>so now to a clon james cameron is saluting "aye jeng "avengers: endgame" knocking his "titanic" down to the third biggest movie of all time. the director tweeting this photo writing, an iceberg sank the real titanic. it took the avengers to sink my "titanic." you've shown that the movie industry is not only alive and well, it's bigger than ever. it absolutely is. [ applause ] so what's the avengers' next and final target. james cameron's "avatar" at number one. so "avengers: endgame" is not that far off. they're only a couple weeks in. >> amazing how incredible james cameron is, had the top two movies. >> yeah. >> says a lot about his work. >> classy move by him to salute them. >>> finally, ed sheeran and justin bieber, they are back. they've been teasing their new music.

in context of what they did to merrick garland -- >> he's a jerk.it is funny that he denies the constitution? you know, spits on the constitution. there's nothing in the constitution that says you don't fill a seat because it is the year the president is getti int elected. he knew that when he did it. he is so brazen. if the people of kentucky think this hypocrisy is acceptable, i feel for them. >> claire, all right. well said. state attorney for palm beach county, dave aronberg, thank you very much. >>> coming up, the co-founder of black lives matter joins us with her "new york times" column entitled "dear candidates, here is what black people want." >>> plus, a serious conversation about this. >> e.t. phone home. >> oh, my god. he's talking now. >> home. >> e.t. phone home? >> e.t. phone home. >> you don't need proof of little green men to take the idea of ufos seriously. that's according to dan drezner, joining us with his new column straight ahead. "morning joe" is back in a moment. ♪ we can work it out ♪ life is very short and there's no time ♪

she‘s just turned 50 and there‘s already a growing buzz around her powerful performance asjudy garlandnt crew and everyone motivated by the same things, this love forjudy garland and what she meant to them, and it sort of became this love letter. how different would you say that the hollywood you‘ve risen up through was to the one that she operated in? big changes happening now. which were inevitable, i suppose, as younger generations of women are coming up. and it was normal for them to assume that they could rise to the top of their games and to ask questions that, i don‘t know, didn‘t seem obvious to maybe my generation, or maybe we were beginning to ask the question, but it didn‘t occur to us to sort of bust through and just point at the thing that was wrong and say, "why are we accepting these things? this is ridiculous." and ifeel like it‘s changing at an accelerated pace now, and i‘m glad. it‘s time. the character you are playing in what if? is a super—sexy, dark, ice—cool, kind of the opposite, really, to the character that people will forever hold you in their hearts across th

despite blocking president obama's nominated judge merrick garland in 2006, mcconnell now says republicansuring the lead up to the 2020 election. he answered this hypothetical question during the luncheon in kentucky and, of course, democrats quickly pounced on those comments with sena minority leader chuck schumer calling him a hypocrite. >> now to the pulitzer prize ceremony packed with the nation's most celebrated reporters this year, the student journalist from parkland were honored for their coverage of the fallen classmates and school staff. nbc's savannah guthrie has the story. >> reporter: eight days after a gunman opened fire at marjory stoneman douglas high school, the staff of the school newspaper, the eagle eye, gathered to start work on a special memorial issue to honor the victims. >> i had to relive that day over and over again to report on the shooting and tell the stories of the lives that were lost in our community. >> reporter: hannah and rebecca are the paper's coed torres in chief. >> it's definitely a way of copeling for many of our staff members. we didn't forget wha

-- merrick garland. i believe he won the presidency for trump but holding that vacancy and immobilizing evangelicals. but i blame the democrats. i'm just saying we should not have made it easier than it was going to be and we did. we should have found a way to create outrage about what was and i worked with him at the justice department, so for me it is personal. it is not just about democrats which really makes me mad, but of the next generation and what we are doing. we have some sources. one choice would be to continue to do nothing which is what we have been doing the last 10 and the lack of economic mobility. over time, not only will that be miserable for many people, but our democracy will .orrode as a result the second choice we have would be to restore their version or replace the version and that is what some people advocate. will not create a climate change policy that way. you will not create an enduring health care policy that way and if you dismantle the instruments of government which the f

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laughter) you may remember back in 2016 mcconnell blocked president obama from appointing merrick garlande supreme court because, a president shouldn't get to fill a supreme court seat in an election year. but now that donald trump is president mcconnell says players gota play. >> senate majority leader mitch mccon sell raising some eyebrows this morning for comments he made during a luncheon in kentucky. yesterday mcconnell was asked what would happen if a supreme court seat opened up in the leadup to the 2020 presidential election. >> if a supreme court justice died next year what would you do. >> i would fill it. >> you know, say what you want about mitch mcconnell, but he is truly the perfect movie villain. right? no, he is. and not just because he looks like if jaba the hutt got a gas particular bypass, no, no, it is because like look at how he did it. he took a sip of his drink and then he just revealed his evil plan then he gave a creepy ass smile. classic movie villain. i'm surprised he didn't end the press conference by turning too a cloud of bats. ba ha ha ha ha. >> it is funny

she's just turned 50 and there's already a growing buzz around her powerful performance asjudy garlandsen up through to the one she operated in? big changes happening now. which were inevitable, i suppose, as younger generations of women are coming up. and it was normal for them to assume that they could rise to the top of their games and to ask questions that, i don't know, didn't seem obvious to maybe my generation or maybe we were beginning to ask the question, but it didn't occur to us to sort of bust through and just point at the thing that was wrong and say "why are we accepting these things? this is ridiculous." and ifeel like it's changing at an accelerated pace now and i'm glad. it's time. the character you are playing in what if? is a super sexy, dark, ice cool, kind of the opposite, really, to the character that people will forever hold you in their hearts across the united kingdom — bridgetjones. will be ever see bridgetjones again? oh, i hope so. i don't know. i'm not being cagey, i promise. i don't know. i know that helen's written a book, so maybe a guess there is a poss

you might recall mcconnell's decision to block president obama's nominee to the high court, merrick garland follow the death of antonin scalia in 2016. >> all we're doing is following a long standing tradition of not filling vacancies in the middle of a presidential election year. >> in the middle of a presidential election year. but mcconnell's explanation for the flip-flop. well, doesn't exactly hold up. claims there is a big difference because in 2016 the white house was controlled by a democrat and the senate by republicans. this time breath controlled by the gop. >> some home town love for justin amash. >>> we are salute your courage. >> amash held his first town hall since becoming the only republican in congress to say president trump engaged in imp peachable conduct. before the town hall he tweeted attorn a general barr has so far successfully sold his false narrativeb to the american people. >> clearly things that violate the public trust are impeachable. i'm confident if you read volume two, you'll be appalled at much of the conduct. and i was appalled. and by the way a lot of the

not just america garland, but i theeve mitch mcconnell won presidency for donald trump by holding out that vacancy, by mobilizing evangelicals around a candidate who otherwise might not be able to get their support and by adding 3% of that vote ,oing into the general election and lo and behold, you get donald trump and, lo and behold, you get these other judges. i'm not blaming democrats. i'm just saying we should not have made it easier for mcconnell then it was already going to be, and we did. we should have found a way, we did not. toshould have found a way create outrage in the american people about what was being done .n the vacancy with merrick i worked with him at the justice department, so for me, it is personal. , notust being a democrat just being professional, and is not just about democrats losing, me off, or about us losing on climate, which really makes me mad, but about the next generation and what we're doing to them. we have some choices here. one would be to continue to do nothing, you know, which basically is what we have been doing for the last 10 years in terms of

chuck schumer referencing his stymieing of merrick garland in the 2016 election responding mcconnellpocrite with something like artwork you see on the screen adding the gop agenda is so radical the only way to achieve it is through the courts but what we saw today, yesterday the court not playing politics, judging things by the merits. heather: do you think chuck schumer did that artwork himself? >> is it that good that he couldn't take credit? we will be doing this a bunch. heather: flag fight, a push to get the prisoner for flag up in every office on capitol hill. our next guest says not find those flags is a slap in the face to those who serve. heather: extreme weather alert, severe weather from the midwest to the east coast overnight, tornado touching denenberg county, pennsylvania, blowing that home off its foundation, debris flying everywhere, this tree uprooted out of the ground in morgantown, pennsylvania. our fox affiliate in philadelphia. what is it like? looks pretty calm. >> reporter: i'm not in oklahoma or kansas or nebraska or ohio or tornado alley. you don't see a torn

now, garland is a conservative and who can make sure we keep the seat in the general election. interesting. david mcintosh, great to see you. please come back soon. >>> well, senator tillis will be joining neil tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. on "your world" on fox news. don't miss that. >>> now, a fair and balanced look at 2020. vice president joe biden raising eyebrows for not packing his schedule with campaign appearances. democrat fund-raiser don peebles on whether it's smart for biden to lay low early on. what do you think? >> i think everybody knows who joe biden is. they know his history, they know his track record, and they know he was vice president for eight years. he doesn't need to constantly expose himself to the public. i think you run the risk in that instance, i think we saw with hillary clinton, overexposing themselves. i think he's doing it right. david: at some point he's got to come out and be more of a public figure. when and how does that happen? >> i think as we get into primary season, i think you will see him do that and he will run up a lead in the primaries ear

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