, going forward, howard dean is going backwards.2005 to 2009. what do you think of that? >> i think i did pretty well. i think everybody in the democratic party would give their eye teeth to have a chair who didn't have the house, the senate, or the presidency and left after four years with the house, the senate, and the presidency. i would argue, i guess, if you looked at the records, hard to beat that. >> you did well. the dnc did not do well this time. what mistakes were made? >> oh, there were lots of them. first of all, they never should have taken sides in the race. i would have never permitted that. i didn't even vote in my own vermont presidential primary, because to not tell who you voted for is not the same as being neutral. i had to be the referee between hillary clinton and barack obama in 2008. i think -- and the rule was, if you wanted to support a candidate, that was fine. leave and go work for the candidate, but you can't do that in the dnc. that's one thing that we have got to get back to. we have just got to do som

they like howard dean. >> schumer is standing behind bernie sanders's guy.ty miscalculated and needs to recalibrate. >> they know the sumer world knows it needs someone to lead who is really someone who can fire up the base. if he said that person is ellison, he was the face of the grass roots and schumer is the highest ranking democrat in d.c. basically, they are saying this is the one most important thing and we can't have a fractured grass roots. >> you have howard dean and part of his argument is 10 years ago he is the party chair. george w. bush got reelected and 2006 and 2008, those went very well. his argument is it worked back then and we might as well do it again now? >> a big part of the argument is that they can't do this job if he is a sitting member of congress. we saw there were a lot of issues when she was runing it because of her this would be my full time job and let's have the strategy. he pioneered that and that's something that appeals to a lot of members who are not members of washington. >> everyone is waiting to hear ma what barack oba

when howard dean was chair, he was to the left. he called himself the democratic wing of the democratic party. he's now to the right of elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. so as the democratic party chair, i'll say one more thing. arguably, if the right chair, if it's someone like a haley barbour or a ron bratt, it could be the most prominent spokesperson the party has. the fight for that job is a big deal. >> it is. when we come back, we'll talk to white house press secretary josh earnest about trump's visit to the oval office, right after this. when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. >>> welcome back. all eyes are on washington, d.c., today, as team trump begins its transition to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. and joining us now from the north lawn at that very address, we have white house press secretary, josh earnest. josh, great to see you. sorry we couldn't stop by and say hi when we were down there today

howard dean used the name. what do you make of what the president-elect had to say about stephan bannon? >> there was no foundation in reality. steve bannon said he is the head of the alt-right or did before he went to donald trump. the website is clearly anti-semitic and misogynist and anti-black, white nationalist. the people who call themselves the alt-right stuck out and making a nazi salute in washington on sunday yelling hail victory. where there is smoke, there is fire. in this case there is just fire. trump can say whatever he wants, but it doesn't make it true. >> let's talk about the report in the last hour from the "wall street journal." they are reporting according to their sources that mitt romney emerged as the front-runner to be donald trump's pick for secretary of state and they are reporting nikki haley has become the leading candidate to be ambassador to the united nations. if this is the face of foreign policy that emerges and if mattis is the pick and he is the front-runner for that and romn

when howard dean was chair, he was to the left.e called himself the democratic wing of the democratic party. he is now to the right of elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. i will say one more thing. if it is someone like a haley barbour, it could be the most prominent spokesperson the party has. the fight for that job is a big deal. john: when we come back, we will talk to white house press secretary josh earnest, right after this. ♪ john: welcome back. all eyes are on washington dc today as trump begins his transition to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. joining us now is white house press secretary josh earnest. great to see you. sorry we cannot say hi when we were there today. mr. earnest: i'm sorry i missed you. john: you are the closest thing to a fly on the wall. give us your readout of the meeting. mr. earnest: the president described it as a positive, productive meeting, and the reason is that from the president-elect in private, while you guys heard from the president-elect in public. he stuck a constructive tone, a tone that demo

chuck schumer is lobbying for keith ellison, and howard dean has also expressed an interest. there's one of other candidate, a lot of people will be interested in this other potential bid for democratic party chair, and on this show on monday night, that person will be here. and we will get that person's announcement here live and a first chance to do vetting of any sort in terms of how this person would change the democratic party. that announcement, that interview will be happening here monday night at t9:00. aren't you curious as to who it is? watch this space. >> now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> you've got to tell me who it is, because we're going to have a discussion of the race for the next campaign chair. and you've got to include every possibility. >> won't be complete, you'll have to revisit after my show on monday. my lips are sealed. >> we will discuss the "state of the race" as of tonight, prior to the next rachel maddow show. >> those are the right bets to hedge. >> there has been a third night of protests in cities across the country a

howard dean referring to trump's senior adviser, he's talking about steve bannon, as a nazi. i mean, there seems to be an attempt to really scare people right now. am i right on that? >> well, in the case of that nbc tweet, outrageously misleading, and if somebody who did that worked for me, i would fire the person. as far as the continued attacks against president-elect trump, liberal commentators are going to do that. unfortunately, they look like they are absolutely refusing to accept the results of the election. 60 million people voted for this guy. it might be nice -- i'm not saying they should drop their opposition or not speak out against policies they disagree with or appointments they disagree with, but it might be nice if they said, gee, it would be good if we could find areas to work together for the good of the country. many of these people also complaining when barack obama was elected that the right wasn't granting him that courtesy. trish: perhaps this is part of what he's addressing with them right now. we will stay tuned. thank you so much, howie. watch howie

>> you know, howard dean, 50-state strategy.rd dean on record maligning young people and millennials. telling the bernie folks to get in line and malining bernie sanders. not what we need. we don't need white people leading the democratic party. the democratic party is diverse, should be reflected in leadership and throughout the staff, at the highest levels. from the vice chair to secretaries down to the people working in the offices at the dnc. we need a robust discussion about this and i think we need to hear more from all the candidates. jamie harrison of south carolina, great, too. done real party building, but everyone doesn't know jamie and want to mow what he stands for. i want to hear from the millennials and the brown folks. >> we'll try to have all of these potentials on. symone and ben, appreciate you being here. >>> next, a presidential conflict of interests. donald trump says no such thing. from wall street to k street, concern over his vast business empire is still present. we'll have that ahead. [vo] quickbooks i

>> would think i've said about howard dean that i find that's one thing about howard dean that i respectcrats really need one, defining strategy. he really advances and engages this notion of a 50 straight strategy. again, i think that democrats could do much worse. >> tavis, you are a democrat, aren't you? >> i've never said it publicly. however, i will say that i did not vote for donald trump. >> with the senate and house of republican majority, a full washington of republicans right now, what do you think? >> them aggressively to accept that donald trump is our next president. i am heartened by the protests in the street for that narrative for what we want our country to become. democrats have to accept the facts that if they could just move a little bit to the left, they can pick up the kind of energy and enthusiasm that might have made the difference this time around. for my white liberal friends. let me just say this -- i had a waitress, up to me at lunchtime, and she was just in tears. i cannot begin to tell you the number of phone calls i received over the last 48 hours from my w

former howard dean campaign manager joe trippi says mr.ary role. >> there will be some who would like to see other people emerge and given the space, but the party desperately needs a face to be that bridge and he's somebody that everybody could rally around. >> reporter: however, a name and personality as big as a former two-term president could potentially keep younger democrats from emerging. press secretary josh earnest called on that next generation to take on the mantle. >> there also is a responsibility for that next generation to step up. and to assume more responsibility and not just rely on being impressed or inspired by an extraordinary political talent like president barack obama. >> reporter: the democratic national committee is also faced with a choice of going forward with congressman keith ellison, the early favorite to be the next dnc chair. but he represents the bernie sanders and elizabeth warren wing of the party. the other options may be return to the fast. former dnc chair howard dean or former maryland governor marti

former howard dean campaign manager joe trippi says mr. obama can play a temporary role. >> there will be some who would like to see other people emerge and given the space, but the party desperately needs a face to be that bridge and he's somebody that everybody could rally around. >> reporter: however, a name and personality as big as a former two-term president could potentially keep younger democrats from emerging. press secretary josh earnest called on that next generation to take on the mantle. >> there also is a responsibility for that next generation to step up. and to assume more responsibility and not just rely on being impressed or inspired by an extraordinary political talent like president barack obama. >> reporter: the democratic national committee is also faced with a choice of going forward with congressman keith ellison, the early favorite to be the next dnc chair. but he represents the bernie sanders and elizabeth warren wing of the party. the other options may be return to the fast. former dnc chair howard dean or former

howard dean has an idea. he joins us just ahead.e a check on the forecast. >> good monday morning. good you have been on social media or anywhere, this whole supermoon, it's hysterical, how many posts there are all over the place. taking the picture, if you're on the west coast, it took about an hour to get outside and see this. east coast, it's already set. that's a beautiful shot of the arch there. the reason it's such a big deal, it's the closest the moon has been to us in 70 years and the closest until 2024. on the west coast, you have about an hour before the moon sets. this morning, rain on the outer banks of north carolina, this rain is going to head up. almost like a mini nor'easter, but it's not cold enough for any snow or anything like that. barely any rain. we're watching the richmond and d.c. area. 5:00 p.m., most is toward the coastal areas. 10:00, 11:00 p.m., it moves to new york city. early tomorrow morning, you may have rain in philadelphia, long island. that could mean airport delays. overall, unbelievably warm nove

adding on, howard dean was so great in that, maynard jackson thought about it even before howard dean, and it was so important to do that. but we have to ramp that up and make sure we're investing in all our state parties and we're building the next bench of democratic talent. >> jamie harrison, chairman of the south carolina democratic party. i told you somebody new was getting in. stay with us. >>> that does it for us tonight. i do just want to say as i'm signing off tonight that i join everybody else in this business, everybody else who has crossed paths with her for any reason, i want to join all of those folks today who have been united with an outpouring of grief in mourning the loss and celebrating the legacy of gwen ifil. was incredibly talented. she's one of the people in this business who was an unqualified role model for me and will really be missed. so that does it for us. now it's time for the last word. "first look" is up next. >>> happening this morning, president obama is overseas for his final foreign trip where he's reassuring u.s. allies that president-elect donald

. >> another two joining us now in the conversation, former governor howard dean, rick tyler, all right, governor, i'll reach out to you first here. as you think about this, what are the most salient points, how did we get here, how did trump pull this off? >> well, you know, this is a lot like brexit on the other side of the atlantic. there are a lot of angry people left behind by globalization. they dislike the political class intensely. they wanted change and they got it. you know, as far as i'm concerned, this is, obviously, not the kind of change i wanted, but on the other hand you have to hand it to democracy. this is the peaceful transfer of power and doesn't always get transferred to the people you want it to be transferred to. >> rick, you know, this is much bigger than a repudiation of hillary clinton, this is a repudiation of an establishment of a lot of things. you also had a message on the outside. what does this tell you? what does what happened tonight and the magnitude of it tell you about the shape we're in and the republican party? >> people really wanted change and pe

for america, we were founded by howard dean. governor dean was a fantastic chair.he led us to major victories. a huge part of that was building on a 50 state strategy. democrats used to fight everywhere. we believe in that. in fact, we did that campaign. we work with that and are probably the first pac in history to kick our chair out to lead another organization. we love howard dean. i am sure if he were to get it, he would be fantastic. but we are not taking a position in this race yet. part of a problem in what happened in this primary is people in a back room in washington, d.c. decided who our nominee would reap. they pushed all of the other candidates out and said we just want to have this candidate. that is a problem. our leaders need to be decided by the grassroots. we are waiting to hear from our members. fantastic.on is my understanding is he is running on many other things that howard dean men on before. a 50 state strategy. he is also talking about things like bringing more millennials houselking about cleaning where it is appropriate. and let's be hone

howard dean tweeted the following. and focus on the young, need a 50-state strategy and tech rehab. i am in for chairman, again. the panel is back, molly, cornell, matt. by the way, that's for the out party, especially when your first loss after you've lost the presidency, the big campaign is for who runs the dnc. cornell, you worked for howard dean. >> i think -- >> you worked for him in '05. >> we were shaking things up. all that stuff. by the way, that was very successful. a lot of democrats panned it, oh, this would never work. then when it started working, it was brilliant. >> i though it was all obama. >> and the obama campaign picked it up. but howard dean is right to a certain extent. we do need to get back focused on the 50-state strategy. we do need to get back expanding the playing field and expanding the map. i think there's going to be a strong, hard, tough-fought-for for the chairmanship this time around. there's some younger people, not as traditional thinking about it. and there should be. we need some

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former dnc leader, howard dean, says he, once again, is hoping for the job as party chair.didate, martin o'malley, says he is considering. and bernie sanders is supporting keith ellison for that job. the change in leadership is one of the reforms that sanders is pushing the democratic party to make. here's part of an op-ed he wrote for "the new york times." i am saddened, but not surprised by the outcome. it's not a shock to me that millions of people who voted for mr. trump did so because they are sick and tired of the economic and political and media status quo. >> for her part, hillary clinton is urging her supporters to get out there and keep fighting for what they believed in. she spoke to volunteers on a conference call yesterday and admitted it's been a tough few days. >> this is a tough time for our country. i think we've seen how people have been reacting to the events of this election, and i know that we've got to be reaching out to each other, to keep it clear in our own minds, that what we did was so important. >> both hillary clinton and bernie sanders say they

howard dean is going to run for the position of party chair, he wants to return to the grassroots strategyperez o'malley and tom say they are also thinking about applying for the job. most of the momentum in this race early on teams to be building on minnesota hegressman keith ellison, already has the support of chuck schumer and bernie sanders. who is going to lead democratic opposition and what weapons do they have in their arsenal? john: it is a fascinating time for the democratic party, it is in such disarray. as you said yesterday, given the fact that the democrats don't control the house or senate, this could be the main voice of opposition. i think keith ellison right now, because of where the strength is in the party, may not be the right choice, but i think right now with bernie sanders backing him, i think he is the front runner. howard dean has done this job before, but i have to say ascended forces, and why they think hillary clinton loss, what they think about how bernie sanders and the left were treated in the nomination, they have the whip hand in terms of taking control and

now, governors martin o'malley and howard dean have offered themselves up as new dnc leaders.. but senator backing congressman keith ellison. now fox5 weather 24/7 with meterologist sam argier skies stay mostly clear for your friday night with temperatures in the 60s this evening. overnight low temperatures fall back into the 50s. a system moving into the pacific northwest will bring increasing cloud cover across southern nevada on see any rain, and temperatures will remain on the mild side with high temperatures in the mid to low 70s. sunday will bring more sunshine with highs in the mid to upper 70s. monday and tuesday will stay warm and mostly sunny with upper 70s. a cold front moving in wednesday will bring gusty wind the low 70s. much colder air invades thursday and friday with highs only in the mid to low 60s. closed captioning will resume shortly the las vegas veteran's village is getting recognized as one of the facilities for vets in the country. theica provides veteran's village is getting recognized as one of the facilities for vets in the country. their campus provi

howard dean led the party from 2005 to 2009 after he ran for president and was seen as a surging campaign. dean as dnc chair set up a 50-state strategy that some people thought did help during obama's first election. bernie sanders has a lot to say. he is touting keith ellison for the chair of the democratic party. one of two muslims in the house and co- chair of the congressional caucus. ellison's office refused to comment. >>> it was day two of the trump bounce. wall street continuing to give president-elect trump a warm welcome. the dow jumping up 1.1%. the dow closing at an all-time high. that was due to the victory speech. trump's raising hopes of the economy and scrap the extreme campaign positions on the trail. u.s. futures are pulling back from earlier today. enthusiasm is waning for the president-elect. wall street wants trump to address the social unrest in the country. >>> macy's isn't happy with the trump presidency. dropping the clothing line last year after he called mexicans rapists and criminals. the company has no plans to bring it back now. the ceo saying, quote, you wou

howard dean is out there. a bernie backer. is it because of his face. between him and some of the things that donald trump has said in the past. i o don't think so. all of these characteristics will be considered there. i don't think it is a good thing for the democratic party to pick someone so left wing. we left democrat that's are more reagan democrats. moving back to the center is how we're going to be more successful in future elections. >> to that point, jessica brings up a good point. someone more towards the center. to a large extent, people with different ideas are thrown out of the party. as the owner of chick-fil-a says i believe in what the bible says for marriage, saying you won't build any more chick-fil-a's in my city. that is not a party of tolerance, it's inal renls. >> i think you have a tough time making the argument of tolerance and donald trump. >>> republicans, independents, these are all people of different faiths and backgrounds that believe different things. donald trump said he wants the republican party to be a big -- >> let m

martin o'malley and howard dean have thrown their hats into the ring. chuck schumer and bernie sanders have thrown support behind ellison. we have idea to hear of hispanic or lateen owes signal their interest for the job. bottom line, the party was not prepared for any of this at all. they need a game plan and need one fast. joining me now is likely going to be one of the people. it's congressman javier basera from the house democratic caucus. great to see you. >> great to be with you. >> let me start with the protests of the streets. is this -- plenty of democratic leaders said understand the protest, but don't do the violence. is this the time to protest or not? what is your message to the protesters? >> civic participation and demonstration is not good. civic, but not violent demonstration. any time people top the get out there so long as they can respect everyone else, that's the american way. we should ark plaud that. the moment that there is somebody who wants to make it violence, it starts to cross that line and you have to be careful. >> as a ca

i like howard dean.help and one thing i respect is that he has stated consistently that democrats need a 50 straight -- 50 state strategy and clearly we are seeing that whatever state -- whatever they thought they had didn't work. this notion of the 50 state strategy, democrats can't do much worse. >> you're are a democrat, right? >> i certainly did not vote for donald trump. >> you mentioned the democrats did poorly. what do you think democrats did now in the face of senate majorities? democrats need to accept the fact that donald trump is our president. i am heartened by because on tuesday, racism and sexism and classism and .ilitarism won i am heartened by people who do not want to accept that narratives. democrats need to accept the fact that they have got to stop trying to triangulate and being so centrist. they have to except that if they can move a little to the left as we are seeing, by moving to the left they could take up the kind of energy and enthusiasm and in -- excitement that might have ma

the party has had an acting chir since the convince in july when e-mails released by wikileaks howard dean and martin o'malley are also in the running. bernie sanders tweeting out the name of u.s. representative keith ellison from minnesota. >> this is a young muslim american from minnesota who represents a new generation of leaders in congress. reporter: as for buckley, he's been an officer of the d.n.c. for the last eight years. and his experience on the local level goes back to when he was 18 years old. >> i have a sort of perspective of reporter: leaders including u.s. senator elizabeth warren are urging the party tole breakings a more populous economic message. buckley sees the future of the party as taking more of a grass roots approach to campaigning. >> i think people understand that elections are won in the states, in the communities, not what's going on in washington d.c. reporter: buckley expects to make his decision within the next few weeks. the new chairman will be elected tom: tonight former governor sununu reflexes on the new administration. wmur's jennifer crompton sat dow

to me it looked and sounded like the howard dean scream from 2004.o be the president for everybody, everybody who agrees with me, people who don't agree with me. >> we are going to california and texas and new york and we are going to south dakota and oregon and washington and michigan. >> so let's get out, let's vote for the future. let's vote for what we want for our country and our children and our grandchildren, god bless you. >> and then we are going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house. [laughter] stuart: i'm sorry. i'm probably being a little unkind. [laughter] stuart: pass your judgment, katie. >> i know it's 9:30 in the morning but far to -- you can make millions of dollars showing and teaching candidates not to scheme and yell into a microphone. it's there for a reason. stuart: unkind comparison. just stay there to my right, not politically but to my right we have with us the democrat strategist, judy ruginsky. julie: you were unkind. [laughter] julie: well done. it was a deanest, i agree. what was so precious the scream. the ye

that was real frightening, the scream was like howard dean. i don't know. channelling howard dean.he juxtaposition of the baby, this and that the whole keen. >> do you know why? she was possessed through the spirit docking of the john podesta. -- spirit cooking. >> and the podesta's brother. >> last night they had hex mex, they actually stir fied a chihuahua. >> performance act with aspects of the magics and cooking. >> and the occult. >> and the occult. >> -- up in wikileaks. >> wake up in wikileaks. this performance artist, marina something, can't remember her name. e-mailed john podesta's brother toney and said john is your brother going to join us. >> important tip s always set your kovn to 450 degrees. >> or just stick with the colorado brownies. >> we do know a little how the two candidates are trying to close out the race, based on whether they are going. battleground states we've been talking about for the last year and a half are the battleground states that it's really coming down to. especially spending a lot of time in florida and north carolina and of course both in oh

howard dean has done this job before, but i have to say ascendant forces, where these forces are, what think about why hillary clinton lost, about how bernie sanders and the left were treated in the nomination, they have the whip hand in terms of taking control and in winning this election for the d.n.c. chair. mark: who knows what dnc members are thinking. they've not been canvassed yet. the parties are going to have to decide in the lame-duck session and then in the new congress, are they going to ilibuster? what will be their strategy? if this were the republican party and the democratic resident, -- democratic president, ted cruz will be talking about filibustering verything. the reality is donald trump could propose legislation that democrats like on some ssues. john: infrastructure. mark: even tax reform here is going to see how organized democrats are. without the mega phone of the white house or a majority in either chamber, how will they get on the same page about what to say about donald trump while they welcome for leaders for two years from now and four years from now? they

at the time it had howard dean on the cover then he comes in third place and that was a huge loss because of the expectations hillary clinton in rises in new hampshire in 1992 of but yet then they elevate them and then has a second place finish watching for the presidency. >> the comeback kid. >> give this kahane funny because if they give themselves their own in nickname you are shunned because you have to earn a nickname to not only have turned this if it's nicely with the second place finish turned into debt for a great victory. >>. >> guest: to have some fun . almost every bette or they don't remember so paul tsongas won the race and was forgotten after that. was truly remarkable. i have not seen such so with corrected hillary and blah, blah, blah. i felt that he said jeb bush was low energy. his shoulders seem to get a little bit lower after that. >> and where to land something with that expectation but the ready-made, let's back up what do they do? the introduce people to in need they did not know they had. i don't know if i need to be punched in the face but it is 11 so the fuel th

former presidential candidates governors martin o'malley and howard dean have offered themselves up, while bernie sanders is backing congressman keith ellison. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news" weather together. some city leaders are concerned after hundreds of people took part in an anti-donald trump rally last night-- protesting without a permit. police say they monitored the crowd-- allowing them to gather and demonstrate while keeping them safe. alderman bob donovan says protestors without a permit should be arrested if they go into the street-- after the unregistered protests blocked downtown traffic. the owner of the vehicle used in a hit- and-run crash that killed a five-year-old girl is facing charges of officials says 28-year-old la-sheba crowder reported the vehicle stolen shortly after the accident happened, but later admitted she lied. a 30-year-old man was also arrested-- accused of driving crowder's porsche cheyenn e when it hit and killed 5-year-old ric-kyiah langham. the groundwork is being laid for the trial of the two waukesha girls accused of stabbing thei

names being floated are former governors and presidential candidates, martin o'malley and howard dean as well as the bernie sanders back congressman keith he willy son. lauren blanchard fox news. >>> the president-elect said parts of obamacare. includes both allowing young adults to stay on theory parents' plans and prohibiting insureds from denying coverage because of preexisting conditions >> one of the women he don't accused donald trump of sexual assault spoke out today. she was a contestant on the fifth season of the apprentice. she held a news conference. she said he touched her breast she claims it happened at the beverly hills hotel back in 2007 >> mr. trump stated after the election, he would file lawsuits against me and the other accusers who claim that he sexual assaulted them. after he called me a liar, i was threatened, bullied, and saw my business targeted. >> donald trump since denied all accusations him of sexual assault. >>> protests about the president-elect continued across the country. in fact, one was held this afternoon at the university of maryland. >> more than

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howard dean presided over the party at a time it did quite well, and the strategy he had was that they needed to compete in all 50 "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. we'll be monitoring the scene throughout the hour. after adopting a relatively concilia story tone trump last night abandoned that posture to assail the protesters tweeting, just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters incited by the media are protesting. very unfair. this is the sort of thing we saw a lot during the campaign, but coming from the president-elect of the united states it was a remarkably ominous sentiment. colleagues in media and activism please know this is a warning shot, tweeting new yorker's jelani cobb. he was suggesting that the tens of thousands that you've been seeing right now live out on the streets expressing their first amendment right to free speech and peaceful assembly, they're quote professional protesters that are part of a plot and that their presence can be blamed on the media. no less than the man who will soon be the most powerful person

former democratic presidential candidate howard dean is actually put his name in for the new chairmanthe democratic committee. martin o'malley is also considering a run while others are backing minnesota congressman keith ellison including senator bernie sanders who was endorsed by ellison when running for the democratic presidential nomination. who will lead the democratic party? joining us now discuss that and more from vermont is jane sanders. the wife of senator bernie sanders. jane, thanks for joining us. >> good to be here, wolf. >> all right. so senator sanders says he is supporting congressman ellison as leader of the dnc, the democratic national committee. because, he says, it needs to be led, i'm quoting him now, "by a progressive that understands the dire need to listen to working families." here's the question -- couldn't he be that voice, senator sanders, or at least play a leading role in the dnc? is he considering something along those lines? >> well, he's playing a leading role in the senate. and i think that everybody has a role to play, and politics has to stop being

we've been tracking a number of the top names which include martin o'malley, keith ellison, howard dean. keith ellison, by the way, big name backers including senator harry reid, chuck schumer and bernie sanders. of course, he represents the more progressive branch of the party and there is some thinking that's part of the reason why democrats, why hillary clinton lost this election because they didn't pay enough attention to what the progressive branch of the party was saying to all of those supporters who backed bernie sanders and he could also be a real counterpoint to donald trump. he's, of course, the first muslim to hold an office in congress so he's getting a lot of buzz. he's expected to announce and throw his hat later in the ring later today but howard dean saying, don't count me out. listen to what he said on "morning joe." >> you cannot do this job if it's not full-time, period. full stop. end of story. so, you know, i'm going to be supportive of whoever wins this. i'm interested in it. and i know how to do this. >> he's the former dnc chair and tamron, we watch the white ho

howard dean said you can't do both jobs.en where we are now in this country and given where the democratic party is does howard dean have a point, debbie? >> well, i think what's important to know is that the only people whose opinion matters in terms of the actual selection of the next dnc chair are the members of the democratic national committee. there are 447 dnc members. i am not one of them. >> what are you hearing from them? >> i don't want to weigh in and offer my opinion on who it should be. i do know that there is an impression -- and i think an accurate one, that it is a very different role when you don't have the white house than when you do. when you don't have the infrastructure behind you and, you know, the political and policy weight of the white house behind you, i know there are dnc members that believe that when the chair, the dnc doesn't have the white house infrastructure they don't have a political foil and the leader of the opposition, the amount of time they have to devote to it without distraction wi

.>> former vermont governor howard dean is considering to run as president of the dnc. >>> a sign held in washington dc at a protest, one person held a sign that said rate melania, many voiced their concerns about president-elect donald trump. >> i feel he doesn't understand that people are there things he has said. >> trump recently opened a hotel in washington dc and over the weekend thousands of people protested outside the hotel.>>> 4:37 am. empty trump protesters were out over the weekend, the supporters rallied on the hollywood walk of fame. aileron donald trump's star which had been a target of vandalism, they gathered and said it's time for the nation to come together.>> we are trying to diffuse hostility and anger happening. is not healthy. and we have always been about this, we don't want to fight or protest, we want to be in peace and unify our country. >> in the meantime on sunday in much different demonstration took place at the cnn doing and hollywood. protesters marched through the neighborhood holding anti-trump science and chanting anti-trump slogans.>>> mark zuckerber

names floated are former governors and former presidential candidates, martin o'malley and howard dean. >>> back here in arizona, governor doug ducey taking part in a phoenix tradition this guard for the veterans day parade. he posted these pictures on facebook saying, i had a wonderful time along with everyone on the parade route and a message to the veterans this morpg morning, thank you for serving our country. thousands lined the streets to watch the parade. that parade down central avenue and camelback as everyone cheered them on. community leaders and high school bands taking part in today's event as they welcomed and honored the veterans. >> being in the military, w missed a lot of holidays together, birthdays, and it's nice to be here and enjoy the time with everybody out here. >> there were about 2,500 people taking part in the actual parade itself, which lasted about two hours. >>> and another big veterans day parade happening out in mesa today. the east valley veterans day parade started at university in downtown mesa. the theme of this year's parade, generations of valor. p

also face with going forward -- the other options may be a return to the past, former dnc chair howard deanmartin o'malley. a prominent democrat floated the idea of someone else who might be looking for something to do come middle january. >> joe biden is the one person that i think can bring the party together. and he can start giving that message to those working-class democrats. for mac the vice president's office would not comment on if he is interested. it will be another big name democrat bailing out the party after instant has been depleted in recent elections. >>> still to come, the holiday shopping rush underway. the black friday deals on this thanksgiving eve. -- thanksgiving day, excuse me. >>> a stronger storm for part of your weekend, we will breakdown the timing coming up. in >>> the holiday shopping rush is underway with a lot of stores getting a job on black friday deals that started today. we are in the outlets at livermore shoppers are looking for deals on top of this counts. mac the san francisco premium outlets have been bustling since around noon. didn't open until 3:00

candidates are said to be former maryland governor martin o'malley and former vermont governor howard dean, who was a past dnc chair. in new york, fox news. >>> an update this evening on the ballots still being counted in maricopa county. in the county, still about 112,000 early ballots still to be processed and tabulated. and also an estimated 55,000 provisional ballots left to be researched. there's still some races that are close, for instance, maricopa county recorder incumbent helen purcell is now trailing her challenger adrian and prop 205 is failing by about 31,000 votes in the county. they will resume counting at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> detectives trying to figure out what led to a man being found dead in his west valley apartment. >> it's an apartment complex at 53rd avenue and northern. police have yet to release any possible information on the victim. investigators are working to piece happened. we spoke with a neighbor who didn't want to appear on camera but says he heard the gunshot. >> i was just laying there watching tv, and i just heard one gunshot. then i'd say aft

former dnc chair howard dean expressed an interest in taking the job again.. and reaching out to young voters. "they already are the largest demographic group in the country and they're the group that voted most heavily for hillary clinton." things could get democrats before they get better. in two years.. they'll be defending 2-dozen senate seats.. including several in predominately republican states. president obama continuing a veterans day tradition.... laying a wreath..... on the tomb of the unknown soldier today.... at "arlington national cemetery". he used his last veterans day speech..... to try to bring unity.... after the election... search for ways to come together, to reconnect with one another and with the principles that are more enduring than transitory politics, some of our best examples are the men and women we salute on veterans day. the president said today... the u-s military is our country's.... most diverse institution.. but... they are all.... "forged into common servic this is a day to honor and thank our nation's veterans.. and las veg

it started much stronger than howard deans cheers. there are fights on healthcare and years of gridlock. and a leader who sounded at >> was the reference to spock correct on my ears? >> so the want to be lined up for the chance to replace the two term wonder who rallied the base. >> i have no more campaigns to run. my only agenda -- i know because i won both of them. >> four of the five who ran for the chance fizzled out earl pants. >> good night o'malley and the hail to the chief. good night jim web having a beef. >> we're going back and forth for ten minutes here. let's start by trying to get if the conversation about ten minutes. i've been waiting ten minutes. this hasn't been equal time. unless somebody mentions my name. >> he could not save his time or woo the base because he was constantly counting and bad out of place. >> i o democrats or democrat in a room full of republicans. i take that at a compliment. >> why did he lose? > >> because they like money and name id and nobody knew who they were. not even president o'malley. >>

howard dean also expressed interest. they would seem to be representatives of that strand within the democrat party. >> lot of changes ahead for us. lot of changes ahead for both >> thanks so much, have a great weekend. >> same to you. >> get sleep. thanks niles. >>> many polls had clinton as the front runner, we've been talking about this, we saw on election night it was the opposite. >> the question is what happened? cliff young president of ipsis public affairs is here. what in the world went wrong? why were the polls so wrong? like a century. there's a variety of possible reasons, obviously, we need to do a more in-depth post mortem. typically when polls get it wrong, it has something to do about turn-out, who shows up on the election day, that the polls themselves predicted a different profile person that showed up on election day, than they actually thought was going to happen. and specifically, what was that? first, we're probably obviously we're counting votes california and washington, there's can going to be a

howard dean first ran the d-n- c from 2005 to '09. one of his challengers for the job -- could be congressman keith ellison, a muslim- american from minnesota. he co-chairs the congressional progressive caucus -- and is getting a fair share of support to lead the d-n-c. enrollment -- through obamacare -- is surging. donald trp dismantle the program -- but a day after he was elected -- more than 100-thousand people signed up on the healthcare-dot-gov website. that's the busiest day since open enrollment started november first. this morning, we're learning what a new health care law could look like under president trump. some things in obamacare could survive. you can find a comprehensive story about that right now on our kwwl facebook page. also, feel free to weigh in on what you'd like to see president tackle health care -- beginning experience at the pollson tuesday left her upset. odeth weber says this is what happened to her when she went to cast her "went up to the desk. the lady behind the desk proceeded to tell me, are you sure

in addition to that, we're hearing that howard dean the former vermont governor is also considering afor the dnc chairman. he believes that the way for democrats to reclaim their senatecy is for them to go after young people, of course that's something exactly what bernie sanders did to know avail even though did manage to capture huge crowds as well. they've got a long, long way to go. republicans were so successful after their stinging 2008 defeat to try to reclaim power by going after the state houses. they made a effort to reclaim state houses and following the 2010 cen success to reshape congressional districts the result was scored gop where it remains nearly impossible to this day for republican incumbents to lose at least until the next census in 2020. >> doug, you mentioned bernie sanders. he certainly brought a lot of young people into the fold and many of them felt betrayed when they felt like there were e-mails in the dnc that were exposed, after -- any sense of where the party's going with that particular division? >> well, it's really hard to say. i think that they have