>> when howard dean gave that speech i'm like, "hey amen, howard dean."e was authentic. >> reporter: howard dean's dream was the white house. phil davison's dream was this. >> i am seeking our party's nomination for treasurer. >> reporter: we're talking stark county, ohio. >> i have been a republican in good times and i have been a republican in bad times. stark county treasury is a mess! >> reporter: it's obvious he's just dialed up the passion too high. even davison gradually figured that out, in mid-flow. >> there was a little backing away in the room. the majority of people put their head down. i could kind of sense that, you know, something's wrong here. >> reporter: and listen, he'd been warned. >> when i was practicing the speech, the dog would start to run away from me. i should have known at that point something might go drastically wrong. >> he forgot the most important rule of public speaking, try not to look like a [ bleep ] lunatic. ♪ >> reporter: davison got to star in this super bowl ad for volkswagen. but he lost the election. >> had i ran

howard dean. mayor o'neal, how far did you get today? it's about 17 miles? >> yeah, we walked 17 miles today. it was pretty hot. we got started a little late due to a ceremony we had this morning. but this is going to be a terrific opportunity to get in shape. >> and mayor, before you left last week, there was the case that is being reported in the local media down there as what might be the first death to occur after the closing of your hospital. tell us about that case. >> well, we had a 48-year-old wife and mother of three that had a heart attack. she came to the paramedics station in swan quarter. she was conscious and complaining of chest pains. a doctor who talked with the husband the entire time of the incident said that normally they throw her in ambulance, rush her to bellhaven, been there? 25, my thereins, then she would have had about 30 minutes under the attention of an e.r. physician with all the medicines and tools that they would have that paramedics don't have. she lived about an hour after getting to the paramedic station. they had to call a

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pelosi, harry reid, dean, howard dean the screamer, joe biden, eric holder, warren, they all say dishonestd stuff but few people accountable because the press shares their assumptions. if a nonliberal makes one slip up you're dead. there's no way out. that's why it's so important if you are running as a conservative or libertarian you have to be impeccable. >> greg, this guy said this two years ago. by the time he got a show like this somebody should have said you know you're going to get this question. answer it in a way that will be helpful. >> that's my point. i don't know. that's my point. >> he keeps stepping in it. >> why is he here, i don't know. >> eric, democrats make comments about men. harry reid said men will beat their wives if they don't get jobs. they can get away talking negatively about men. >> there's a book out. why are we having him on? >> we're having him on because it's good tv. so that's why. i can't figure -- >> it probably helped. do you really need to write a book. >> it helps megyn dismantle somebody like that to prevent others to do the same thing. >> i said the

howard dean, former chairman of the democratic national committee. michael steele is a political analyst and former chair of the republican national committee. let me go to michael steele. let me ask you a couple of things to set it up. do you think the republican party will keep its platform, its plank which opposes same-sex marriage next time around? will they run on that platform of opposing same-sex marriage? >> i think in large measure they will, chris. it depends who the nominee of the party is. as you know for both parties, what is or is not in that platform. i would think right now given the current landscape, i don't see that plank being removed just as i don't see, for example, the pro gay marriage plank being removed from the democrats. >> let me go to governor dean. do you think that's a winning issue for them to come out in 201? that's almost three years from now, well into the 21st century that marco rubio seems to be playing the champion of. at that point, still coming out against it? >> well, first of all, it depends who the nominee i

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>> joining me now former governor of vermont howard dean, and the chair of the san diego immigrant rights consortium and the program director of the employee rights center. i want to get your reaction to what you saw happen in california. >> thanks for the invitation to the program. it's shocking, you will know, it's been called many names. it's shameful, as you said. it definitely is featuring part of our culture that a lot of us that live here in san diego, that care for, you know, humanitarian issues and values, we don't like to see happening in our country. >> i want to play something quite striking that was on chris hayes' show a couple hours earlier on this network. enrique morales told chris this. >> as the buses approached the border patrol facility, the police almost encouraged the protesters to stand in front of the bus, because the streets were cleared. the buses could have easily driven in. all of a sudden they stopped in front of the protesters? that doesn't make any sense. then one guy comes out and screams at the bus and the kids. more people joined. then the media joined.

howard dean, john edwards lost their luster in 2004-2008.huckabee and rick santorum lost to their establishment rivals in 2008 and 2012. joining me now to talk about this is robert costa of the washington post and susan page of usa today. thank you for joining me. i want to get this factually. when you hear rand paul talk you could take the lines we just showed you and give them to senator warren. it's about power, it's about the government and seemed to be by most people feeding in a welfare state way, feeding the rich more than helping the middle. your thoughtses? >> both politicians are trying to capture a populist moment. you see it throughout the democratic party and the republican party. look at the house gop. they are fighting this import, export bank. that's bubbling up the republican ranks. >> why doesn't the president -- i will get back to him. why doesn't president obama say if you're populist take out the loopholes? like tear down this wall. you're a populist, you're for the little people. why do you have carried are interest. wh

could picture a scenario, rand paul is the front-runner, they somehow destroy his candidacy ala howard deanut there is no john kerry to pick up the pieces at that moment. like how would mitt romney, a third run happen, it would have to be -- >> summer, spring of 2016? >> correct. a total collapse in the country and you suddenly realize there's only one guy that can raise a billion dollars. >> and it's got to be jeb bush. >> right. that's the only scenario. >> jean cummings, chuck todd, thank you. >> you got it. >>> it was, let's be honest, a heartbreaker. tim howard's record, 16 saves. team usa went toe to toe-ish with belgium scoreless in the first 90 minutes. they did not quit and in the 107th minute, 19-year-old julian green, half the age that i am, an unbelievable header off something, yes, michael bradley did great with a nice pass. that was clint dempsey. that was our chance to come close to an equalizer after an amazing free kick. the u.s. just couldn't connect. so close. there is no doubt there's disappointment today but we had fun watching this team's gutsy world cup performances.

joining me is former vermont governor howard dean and ron reagan. i like you both. i like boehner. i sympathize with him as the beaten upon business guy trying to save the business. yet he comes on, luke russert asks a question and he looks like he'll burst into tears. i just want to sue the president, not impeach him. his suit is sonar r narrow and people are jumping on him like sarah palin. >> it's fascinating to watch the republican party implode. the segment earlier where the republican party was characterized by the tea party extreme made me think,s where is the joe mccarthy moment, the joe walsh or the ralph flanders standing up to somebody in his own party and calling him out. that's what will happen . boehner -- i'm -- when he came into office i thought this guy's got what it takes to be speaker. he's a republican. i won't agree with him. he doesn't have are what it takes. he's trying to temperize the whole time. he's lacked the guts except in a few instances to stand up against the extreme right. the republicans are going to implode over this stuff. i think it may happen i

joining me is michael steele and howard dean. >> governor and lieutenant governor -- >> i love it. so much in common and yet so little in common. >> michael steele, let me start with you, the highway trust fund, is this a good idea for republicans to litigate and be preparing a lawsuit so close to the midterm elections? do you think this helps? >> my own view is i don't think it does. i think it becomes a distraction from some broader and more important arguments that congress could make about the president's agenda, certainly given the revision downward of the forecast for the economic growth -- >> the jobs thing. i think there is a lot more meat and substance for the party to go after. but i understand the politics of this. we're into that foggy hazy crazy day of summer in washington. where this type of distraction is what everybody wants because it takes a lot of pressure off of actually getting anything done. >> well, governor dean, getting anything done, it's become an enaj ma to washington. i wonder whether you think all of the vitreal has to do with overreach or republican f

attend, so is senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts and other democrats like chuck schumer and howard dean. >> the person who won't be in attendance, hillary clinton, i think is going to be driving a lot of the discussion in detroit. so much attention on her, people will be paying attention to the joe biden and elizabeth warren but she is leading in the polls on the democratic side. >> that's right. you hear some talk from progressives within the democratic party looking for an alternative to hillary clinton. but polls show that they're mostly lined up to get behind hillary clinton if she runs. >> the one remaining question, if a challenger does end up what's it like paying for internet that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? umm, i don't like it. we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. i'm with comcast right now. in the muckety muck. in the muckety muck down here. are you happy with next to last? no, that's not fun. that's not so bad, you're not dead last. it would be great to be up here. just squint at the chart and see if that makes a difference. well

it almost sounded like he asked howard dean to ghost write that thing for him. let's intervene and consider the consequences later crowd. i think the party is badly split on this. i think the democrats are split, too, but not as radically as the republicans are between the much more interventionist wing, and the wing to some degree representing rick perry wing. and the non-interventionist wing quoting rand paul. >> and one of the things dick cheney seems to be doing in taking this decidedly hawkish stand is moving the goal post back to where it is his side of the field, if you will, because likely because there is this battle playing out in the pages of newspapers across this country. >> well, like the cheese, i think he stands a little bit alone there. >> don't you think the fact with rick perry -- >> there are other little bits of cheese with him. >> cheese curds, maybe. >> yeah, cheese curds. but i think the party has been for quite sometime, alex, with the rand paul view of our involvement in these types of matters. and they want a much more discerning appro

. >> are you related to howard dean?en claimed credit for 9/11. you don't believe him? >> people can be paid to say just about anything. >> did someone pay you to say this? >> no, i don't believe in money. >> it's like shining shoes in the street like lemonade out of a bucket. >> how did you get those sunglasses? >> my parents buy stuff for me. >> do you ever watch fox news channel? >> i like how everything develops itself out after a while. >> it's my world right here. >> so can you explain on that metaphor or analogy? >> my world right now. >> do they work? do these people have jobs? >> some were drifters. >> really? >> one of them was an artist. she did finger painting. and bennington college is there, so they're in school, but there's no grades at bennington college and no requirements. >> so anybody can go? >> go for a few years and not know how you're evaluated. but one of the biggest liberal arts school in the world. pot's legal there, everything -- >> i don't think vermont has decriminalized pot. >> decriminalize

. >> so rand paul lining up to be the howard dean of the republican party. >> that's mark murray's theory, my partner at the political unit. that's what he views it as. the way the establishment piled on dean and destroyed him, but dean wasn't strong enough to withstand it, paul might be. >> you know what strikes me about these polls, it's as though the parties have switched personalities. the republicans usually have a favorite. no favorite this time. the democrats, where is the path for anyone to challenge hillary clinton. >> it's not there. >> better than 90% -- more than 90% of democrats in both these states have a favorable opinion of her. where's the opening? >> and your home city, detroit, michigan, net roots nation will be there. eight years ago net roots nation booed hillary clinton. it was clear there was a path for somebody to her left. joe biden is going to find out today, they'll be polite, but it ain't going to be. >> right. and you hear about the bernie sanders of the world who are trying to pull something together so they can have a voice to push issues. other than an issu

basically conservative policies a liberal sounding names as a result except for the brief period when howard dean was head of the d.n.c. the corporate wing of the democratic party has dominated democratic politics for most of the past two decades but now things are changing and they're changing fast over the past couple of years the progressive wing of the democratic party has made a huge comeback all across the country led by people like i was with warren and shared. brown it's taking the corporate wing of the democratic party to task and in the process has put issues like raising the federal minimum wage protecting the social safety net and cracking down on wall street banks toure's back into the bright lights of the political mainstream one of the other big issues that's driving this progressive surge is the emerging consensus that american america needs to legalize marijuana and the us and nixon's drug war has pushed got a huge boost this weekend when the new york times editorial board essentially the unofficial mouthpiece of the establishment came out in favor of legalizing marijuana at a fe

people see as that the best failures in the obama administration in the fall of the smacking down of howard dean was the democratically i would have a credit for that matter we can go back to do a good job on you know i certainly think it would be refreshing to have a lot and you know at some point maybe hopefully have you know a choice that isn't a clinton or bush for a presidential election but you know i will and brother he may well be on the ticket exactly but you know i take issue with you know i see the appeal with warren but i take issue with what she's telling people to me she kind of reminds me of this you know middle school candidate that promises no more homework i mean a lot of the ideas are really simple cells and they work well on the campaign trail but there's really not a whole lot backing up what she says on minimum wage there's not a lot backing off what you're seeing history no there's not the there's not much of the minimum wage goes up economic activity goes up and well that's because economic activity has been growing it's probably been growing a lot found something that is

campaign manager for ronald reagan in 1984 and fox news contributor and former howard dean campaign manager good to have you here. it is hard not to look back at the hillary clinton process and think about the way it was then and how absolutely assured it appeared as she would make it to the nomination and wonder what is being done differently this time and if they are going to avoid the mistakes of the past. elizabeth warren question, how do you think this is going for her? >> she hasn't had a great book tour, but she is most formidable democrats out there and even though she had a bad run the last time, she came within 120 delegates. you learn from this game. she is formidable in the fundraising part, the obama phenomenon last time my sense if she wants to run be the nominee of the democratic party be at can she get away from obam obama. if an unpopular by the time this term is over. how can she do find dignity and for america. martha: do you think this would happen for her again? >> she is a quick learner, she actually is a lot looser this time as she is still cautious, but getting out t

joe trippi former campaign manager for howard dean. both fox news contributors. have you here. >> great to be with. >> we put together four of the races, and most "real clear politics" average polls and show them to you and everybody at home so they get up to speed how things are looking, there is one, arkansas senate race, tom cotton at 46.3. you've got mark pryor at 43.5 in that one. do we have another one in iowa. there we go. there is iowa. joni earns. her hog castrater commercial that got her a lot of publicity. 44 to 43.3. louisiana, mary landrieu. , bill cassidy. looks to my like these races are pretty tight. >> they're tight. the critical thing here, several of those incumbents are in real dogfights. certainly may lose. and at the last living dinosaur here on fox i can -- >> two of us. >> watched this for 50 years the trend are going our way. if joe was sitting in my place he would be very positive. joni ernst developing in iowa was not a race we could win early on. she has become a great candidate. arkansas race, congressman cotton going ahead. is positi

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white house press secretary and managing director and former vermont governor and cnbc contributor howard dean, welcome to both of you. i wonder if you can tell us how you think things are going on at this point. why don't we start with you? >> a lot of people don't realize it comes as a surprise to most americans, this week we are starting the sixth year of an expansion, this hasn't felt much like an expansion. it's been a long, slow slog, we have been seeing growth at around 2%, though the first quarter numbers spooked a lot of people. i think we are seeing a lot more organic growth and outlook for the rest of the year. we see that reflected in some of the jobs numbers and other indicators, some confidence numbers, so i think there is reason to be pretty optimistic ability where the rest of the year is going as we finally climb out of what has been a really difficult period for the u.s. economy. >> howard, how about you? how do you think things are coming along? >> i agree with that. i was listening to the previous section on the bond prices, i think bonds are not priced competitively t. rea

is extraordinarily vulnerable but she is not vulnerable to bernie sanders and not vulnerable to howard deanerable to somebody who was like gore has. won iowa and he has won the national popular vote and has a history that could animate a run. >> chuck, last word to you, sir. >> i would say two things. i think we can't ignore the fact hillary clinton is stronger with democrats today than she ever was in '05, '06, '07 and any part of '08. that is something that is different now than it was eight years ago and i think we can't ignore that. i think we in this corridor are believing she is more vulnerable than she actually looks when you actually look at the way democrats are responding to her and look at the way women are responding to the idea of her candidacy. we shouldn't ignore that. that said, this conversation alone shows you why i do believe somebody will get in that is serious, that will challenge her, because of the whole politics of vacuum this person will get a launching pad. will get an opportunity to prove themselves, will get an opportunity to be a challenger to her. it's somethin

and a little later on, we're going to sit down with howard dean, live from our new home on sirius xmking forward to that. we're going to begin this half hour with a new problem facing olympic sprinter oscar pistorius. while his murder trial is in recess, he was involved in an altercation at a nightclub and made a controversial return to social media. national investigative correspondent jeff rossen has the latest. >> reporter: it all went down right here inside the vip nightclub in johannsa asburg. team pistorius says he was approached by a man who started to aggressively interrogate him on matters relating to the trial. from there, an argument ensued. but the other man involved told south african media that it got physical. pistorius denies that. >> oscar pistorius is out on bail, and he can do anything he wants, as long as it's legal and he doesn't leave the country. >> reporter: remember, this is the same oscar pistorius who openly wept in court. >> my fingers touched her head. i remember. i don't have to look at a picture, i was there. >> reporter: he is charged with murder after