. >> henry francis. well, tell jim he's not going to michigan.se romney is a clown and i don't understand him standing next to him. >> that was supporting character henry francis, the director of public relations and research for then new york governor nelson rockefeller. at least in "mad men" taking a swipe at george romney, mitt romney's dad running at the time for re-election in 1966 and would go on to run for president in 1968. in still ahead -- while you're ahead, your inspired tweets and texts. [ female announcer ] the next generation of investing technology is now within your grasp with the all-new e-trade 360 investing dashboard. e-trade 360 is the world's first investing homepage that shows you where all your investments are and what they're doing with free streaming quotes, news, analysis and even your trade ticket. everything exactly the way you want it, all on one page. transform your investing with the all-new e-trade 360 investing dashboard. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could'

. >> henry francis. well, tell jim he's not going to michigan.ause romney is a clown and i don't want to be standing next to him. >> romney's a clown said the character. that's the supporting character henry francis who plays a republican political adviser taking a swipe at mitt romney's father george. george romney served as michigan's governor from 63 to '69 and also ran for president. mitt's son tagg did not appreciate that name check and took to twitter writing, seriously, lib media mocking my dead grandpa. george romney was as good a man as i've ever known. inspirational leader, worked for civil rights, promoted freedom. we node more like him. dad is fair game wrote tagg. grandpa is not. many members of the, quote, liberal media moved to defend the legacy of romney. >>> a tow truck attempts to pull a tractor trailer up an icy mountain. wow. gravity gets the best of the 16-wheeler. slides into the guard rail pulling the tow truck down with it over the ledge. oh, my gosh. this is horrible. and down a 180-foot clip. the reason we can show this

>> henry francis? well tell jim he is not going to michigan. romney is a clown and i don't want him standing next to him. >> that's amazing realism. they called out to the show saying really, mocking my dead grandpa? let's discuss all of this in this -- >> lightning rooooouuuuuunnnnndd. lightning round. >> leeann, what do you -- there are two sides to this story here. which would you like to take? you can talk about them ripping him in "mad men" or the practical joke. it is up to you. >> i just say i live in hollywood, and it doesn't surprise me that a liberal show will push an agenda like that to say -- whatever. i don't put much weight on that for people who are voting and who look at what each candidate stands for. >> i was thinking about betty and how fat she was. she was fat because she is pregnant, right? she is pregnant in real life. >> i thought the script said she was bloated. i didn't see the show. >> kevin, are you a fan of practice tige -- practical jokes? you seem like the type of person who shoots someone in the face. >> generally

henry francis. well, tell jim his honor is not going to michigan., and i don't want him standing next to him. >> now, the amc drama is set in 1966 when george romney was michigan governor, and the character henry francis works for then new york governor

henry francis. well, tell jim his honor is not going to michigan., and i don't want him standing next to him. >> now, the amc drama is set in 1966 when george romney was michigan governor, and the character henry francis works for then new york governor nelson rockefeller. apparently mitt's eldest son was not pleased. he said seriously, lib media mocking my grandpa? i don't know. it's find of funny. >> they're trying to be

henry francis. well, tell jim he's not going to michigan.ext to him. [ phone rings ] >> romney's a clown? that, of course, was a jab at george romney, mitt's father, who served as michigan's governor back in the '60s. of course, iromney wasn't running for president today, that line wouldn't have been in the show. even though we're in the thick of this year's election cycle, a t of people are wondering what's to come in the 2016 face-off? will hillary clinton be on the ticket? former president bill clinton weighed in during an interview with nbc's luke russert. >> she wants to come home, get a little rest, do some oth things. she's told you and everyone else she thinks she'll probably never run for office again. but i've been there. i know what happens when you go through this decompression after years of relentless high-pressure activity. and i just think she needs to rest up, do some things she cares about and whatever she decides to do i'll support. >> so it might be no for now but perhaps we should take it with a grain of salt. >>> up nex

henry francis. well, tell jim he's not going to michigan.y's a clown and i doesn't want him standing next to him. >> welcome back. time for what now. that was a scene from last night's "mad men." sorry, spoiler alert. that took a swipe at mitt romney's father, george romney. today tag romney, mitt's son responded to the scene tweeting seriously, lib mocking my dead grandpa. >> you know, just let it go. draper charisma, romney no charisma. >> since when is "mad men" account liberal media. >> i would think they'd be very comfortable with the gender roles on that show. >> i think the problem romney really is draper. who is he? >> a man who the image of the father or the absent father. >> and last night's episode was about betty. don't take the focus off betty. >> exactly. they keep stepping on the women. >> you know what, it's the phrase romney's a clown that tagg romney is seizing on. nobody wants his grandparents referred to as a clown. >>> ashton kutcher is set to play steve jobs. ashton kutcher is set to play steve jobs in the mu indy biopi

henry francis. is a clown and i don't want him standing next to him. >> romney is a clown. that was henry francis, the director of public relations on the show. governor rockefeller taking a swipe at george romney, mitt's father, running for re-election in that year, summer of 1966. >> "mad men" just lost conservative viewers everywhere. >> mark, you don't share that cynical view about the april fool's day, do you? >> nor do i think governor romney is a clown. >> i can only do one story at a time. >> do you think that mitt romney was being set up? >> i have no knowledge of that. >> yeah. >> he's not going to answer. that means yes. >> i have no knowledge of that. >> fair enough. >> i'm going to say, if somebody had done that in the middle of a competitive campaign with me, it would have been a long walk back to the car. >> not a little release? >> no. you release when you win. >> ok. >>> coming up, sam stein will join us. also, former white house adviser on health policy zeke emanuel returns with se

. >> henry francis. party's problem wiwith women vo problem with caterpillars. >> we have a war with caterpillars and every media talked about we have a problem with caterpillars then we'd have a problem with caterpillars. >> reporter: romney swept the primary but was rick santorum promised to fight on in a fantasy he had where he's george washington and the rest of the field are german mercenaries. >> that's why he crossed the delaware, surprised the herbens and turned the tide of the revolution. >> reporter: in the combative week of national politics ann romney leapt to his husband's defense, threatening to unleash the beast. >> do you have to fight back critics like ply husband isn't stiff, okay? >> i guess i better unzip him and let the real mitt romney out. >> unzip the real mitt romney. next, what, if anything, did we learn today? ah, welcome to hotels.com. i get it...guys weekend. yeah! if you're looking for a place to get together, you came to the right place. because here at hotels.com, we're on

far away in london young henry adams returned to the american ligation from a spring time walk in hyde park to find his father, normally austere, charles francis adams, american minister to the court of st. james dancing across the floor and shouting we've got new orleans. the effect of this news here, henry added, has been greater than anything yet. the confederate envoy in britain, james mason, virginian also wrote from london that the fall of new orleans will certainly exercise a depressing influence here for intervention. it was the climactic event in the series of union victories that winter and spring that we talked about this morning that jackson's campaign in the shenandoah valley began to turn around. but the fall of new orleans at the end of april was the climactic event in a series of union victories that winter and spring which dampened even the french emperor's pro confederate sympathies. the american minister to france noted there is little more said just now about the propriety of an early reck thigs of the south. farragut did not intend to rest on his laurels. his original orders instructed him after capturing new orleans 0, ta

and charles francis and henry adams. i don't think john adams was a successful president. he had personality kicks that name a bad executive. he had a temper he could not control. he was too impulsive. as president he is trying to stay out of war with france which at that moment is more aggressive than the two superpower's britain and france going at it for 25 years and he does manage to stay out of war with france but does it in such a slipshod, uncontrolled way that he destroyed his own political party and who wants to do that? i don't think he was a good politician or a good president. he was a good diplomat and a great patriot. fascinating writer and a fascinating mind and his descendants have their own virtues. john quincy adams fire don't think is a successful president. another one term. his greatness was secretary of state. he writes the monroe doctrine for president james monroe. his second great this is when he goes to the house of representatives after being president and he fights the south and the slave power. that is a case-john quincy adams is a real son of

and certainly i found ways to love john adams and john quincy, and charles francis, and henry adams. but i don't think john adams was a successful president. i think he had personality ticks that made if a bad executive. i think he had a temper that he could not control. i think he was too impulsive. i think -- you know, as president, he is trying to stay out of war with france, which at that moment is the more aggressive of the two superpowers. britain and france are going at it. are fighting for 25 years. and he does manage to stay out of war with france. but he does it in such a slipshod, uncontrolled way, that he destroys his own political party, and who wants to do that? so i don't think he was a good politician or a good president. he was a great diplomat, a great patriot, a fascinating writer and a fascinating mind, and then his descendents have their own virtues, john quincy adams, also i don't think a successful president, another one-termer. his greatness was as secretary of state he writes the monroe doctrines for president james monroe, and then his second greatness is wh

. >> quiero pregunt a la seÑora francis quÉ pasa con m hermana irma f y mi cuÑado henry que ambos estÁnÓn les doy mis felicitaciones porque sÉ que es muy acertada, mi pregunta es la siguiente ¿a quÉrcÁngel o Ángel me debo de drinl irigir o invocar, para conseguir una casita a mis hijos en colombia >> directamente, el arcangel gabrl, pero cuando me estoy conectando con tu ser me aparece, como si tuvieras muchÍsimo miedo. >> las limitacnes de dinero no estÁn marcando esa falta de poder comprar la casa para tu familia. >> sino el miedo, el miedo muchas vec nos retiene, nos paraliza y no nos deja avanzar. >> asÍ que amiga mia por favor, olvÍdese de los miedos, ustedes en casita, digano soy una mujer o un hombre dependiendo el caso libre de miedos y con esa fuerza, con esa ve meb ve he mÍ vas a comprar la casita para ellos. >> cuando hablo d sacudirse, significa sacudir absolutamente todo por fuera y por dentro. >> francis, muchÍsimas gracias. >> no solamente nuestro televidentes. >> nosotros tambiÉn recibimos de tus mensajes, no al miedo. >> no a la inseguridad, no a la inestabilidad en nue