david: this is no dirty work-- john: hugo chavez is pretty dirty work.: it's just the process. it's a democratic process that we are going to go through. john: what is the contrast you are drawing without e-mail? not parts of senator sanders -- we are putting out parts of senator sanders'record. most of my book is about the vehicle rich of hillary clinton. sometimes i do the media's homework for them. we supply research and facts. mark: what is the contrast? you are saying, what about bernie sanders compared to hillary clinton with that e-mail? david: i am for greater scrutiny of those that they are doing to hillary clinton. bernie sanders is doing well in the primaries. i don't hear much coverage of his substantive record. where's the investigation of donald trump's finances? john: the last time you were on this show -- marquis talking to you about hillary clinton's e-mails. "hillary clinton handled her e-mails perfectly." secretary clinton has now apologized for her handling of the e-mails. my question is whether you still believe that she handled her

>> there's no dirty work involved here. >> hugo chavez?hat's pretty dirty work. >> this is a political campaign and you have to draw contrast. that's part of the process. >>> joining me now, former michigan governor jennifer granholm, senior advisor for correct the record, a surrogate for clinton's presidential campaign. look, you know politics. you've been in politics, it is inevitable that at a certain point it's going to be negative. there will be contrasts drawn, distinctions drawn, probably charges levels between different primary campaign, hillary clinton and bernie sanders in particular. >> it is the worst part of running for office is that sometimes you have a fight in the home team and i know it makes democrats -- i'm sure it makes republicans uncomfortable, too. the fact that on the democratic side it's been a love fest on the republican side, obviously i'm here at the debate and it has been a slug fest but in every campaign everybody's going to try to unearth contrast material. >> do you think the contrast that hillary clinton i

the late hugo chavez. r c.t.v. had been on the air since 1953, and was the most watched channel, along with another channel. r c.t.v. backed a coup against chavez in 2002, that led to the president's temporary overthrow. the new ruling noted how chavez accused the tv of being involved in the coup, and said that the decision not to the renew the licence was based on an editorial lie. the court that operates under the ooeg res of the organization of american state heard lawyers argue that the licence was revoked after tv abused its right to freedom of expression. the programming characterised by misreporting of facts. with holding the information and manipulation of quotes presented in a bias way >>> in china news stories have a habit of being in the headlines one day and disappearing the next. that is the case with wang, a business reporter that wrote a piece. his article revealed some inner workings of china's regulatory commission. the csrc. and that alleged to have contributed to the crash that followed thereafte

podrÍamos tambiÉn citar a venezuela ya que en el 2013 a su entonces presidente hugo chÁvez la muerteilia: seguimos hablando de procesos polÍticos pero en estados unidos. donald trump cambiÓ de parecer e. en el primer debate republicano dijo que no aceptarÍa a otro candidato que no fuera Él. pero hoy firmÓ un compromiso de lealtad con su partido para aceptar a cualquiera. esto descarta la posibilidad que se lance con un tercer partido en caso de no ser el ganador. el alcance del pacto con sus partidarios. [aplausos] >> blanca: rodeado de seguidores y en la sede de sus oficinas, anunciÓ hoy que habÍa firmado un pacto de lealtad con el partido republicano para no presentarse como independiente en caso de perder la nominaciÓn. aunque el anuncio lo hizo con el estilo que lo caracteriza. >> la mejor manera para los republicanos de ganar la presidencia es si yo gano la nominaciÓn. y por esa razÓn he firmado esta promesa que se ajusta a los principios conservadores del partido. en el pacto de lealtad firmado hoy, presentado por el comitÉ republicano a los otros 17 candidatos, se compromete a

ed, hillary, are this saying anything about the bernie sanders, hugo chavez comparison or blaming thatbarack? >> no, they are ducking it from the campaign. i think what's really going on and what you you are hinting at is that this leadership pack on the outside with operatives like david broke, they are trying to do the hard hitting attacks on bernie sanders. by the way joe biden as well the vice president who may get into this race. there are signs just the last 24 hours overheard conversation on amtrak on a cell phone draft biden official saying he is 100 percent in. this is going to happen. nobody is really denying that was said there are signs biden is going to get in. and you have hillary clinton's campaign itself saying oh we are giving him time to grieve. i'm sure it will change the race if gets in. we don't want to attack him. people on the outside in private rooms are doing the attacking hum. john podesta at a super pac meeting for the clinton team not the campaign itself but outside donors saying if biden gets in, is he not going to win. he is not really the new flavor. they

and what happens was hugo chavez nationalized exxon's assets there. if a private company is smart, they won't deal business with iran for that reason. you're dealing with the devil. the best way to deal with a zefl not deal with them at all. cut off their source of funds, which they need the free market for. i think ted cruz is right in this case. >> very interesting, gary, an answer i didn't expect from you. jonas, you say asset seizures are questionable in the first place from a free-market country. and this may not necessarily be the whole way to go. >> this has flip-flopped into the republican -- free-market people are not supposed to be for sanctions. seeing a sovereign country's wealth is not a free-market move. decreeing what banks cannot cannot do business there. in a real free market, the government has no say who a bank does business with. that's a free market. real libertarians like ron paul are not for any of this garbage. in fact, democrats have always been behind some of the bigger sanctions that didn't work in the past. japan before the

>> there's no dirty work involved here. >> hugo chavez?s pretty dirty work. >> this is a political campaign and you have to draw contrast. that's part of the process. >>> joining me now, former michigan governor jennifer granholm, senior advisor for correct the record, a surrogate for clinton's presidential campaign. look, you know politics. you've been in politics, it is inevitable that at a certain point it's going to be negative. there will be contrasts drawn, distinctions drawn, probably charges levels between different primary campaign, hillary clinton and bernie sanders in particular. >> it is the worst part of running for office is that sometimes you have a fight in the home team and i know it makes democrats -- i'm sure it makes republicans uncomfortable, too. the fact that on the democratic side it's been a love fest on the republican side, obviously i'm here at the debate and it has been a slug fest but in every campaign everybody's going to try to unearth contrast material. >> do you think the contrast that hillary clinton is li

pac run by david brock went after bernie sanders this week in a pretty aggressive way calling him hugo chavezrnie sanders took offense and does what every politician does immediately started raising money. he said it was the kind of onslaught i expected to see from the koch brothers. if hillary clinton is saying publicly she's not worried. are her people? >> i don't think they're worried in the sense they think bernie is going to be the nominee. they're worried he can draw a clear contrast with her and someone who can appeal to a big segment of the democratic party. it also is difficult to figure out how exactly she goes after him. that's going to be her big challenge. >> that's her big challenge. i talked with some of her advisors this weekend and was pressing them on what are they going to do? go aggressive and call him out. they say no. they feel like bernie sanders supporters essentially like hillary clinton in the end and folks i've talked to seem to match up with that. think think it would only just backfire on hillary clinton if she goes at bernie sanders. it's not something they play

made by a british labor leader jeremy corbin, including corbin's praise for venezuelan dictator hugo chavez. the sanders campaign responding by fund-raising off the attack, raising more than $1 million in less than 48 hours. the website that processes the donations, called act blue, told msnbc that the response was one precedented. at one point bringing in 180 contributions a minute. the federal -- meanwhile the federal reserve says it will keep interest rates locked at near zero percent for now. citing concerns about the strength of the global economy, stock market turmoil and persistently low inflation, fed chair janet yellen told reporters that the central bank wanted to wait and see what impact, if any, those factors will have on the u.s. economy before they decide to lift the rates for the first time in almost a decade. >>> while the decision is welcome news for consumers taking out home loans or buying cars, yellen described it as a close call, and said the central bank still expects to raise rates later this year. >>> and just 24 hours after saying it would provide safe passage for a

question number two, hugo chavez on the former socialist leader of venezuela recognized bernie sanderste government of the united states until 2010 and affectionately referred to him. >> that -- i don't know. >> so true. kennedy: i wish it were true. yet to get on the board. that means president messy hair. >> it would have been awesome if we had heard that. kennedy: number three. recorded the folk album we shall overcome. here is a glorious clip. kennedy: i saw below me that golden valley. this land was made for you and me. >> this land is your land, this land is my land. kennedy: i love socialism. here is the question he was meant to saying, but the producers thought his sense of melody was so bad they brought in backup singers to carry the tune. 100 percent. we have a game. >> we can all here. kennedy: that's right. number four, inspired by the million man march, he attempted to organize a mass march on wall street. less than 200 people showed up in the event was canceled. fact or fiction? >> i'm going to say fact. kennedy: and he jumps into a tie. here we go. getting to no him so m

break it down how thousands of colombias kicked out of venezuela has to do with the remnants of hugo chavezadid youra the current president of the venezuela and the president of the united states. >> this is what i consider a smokescreen. i think the president maduro is blaming the venezuela woes to the colombia. in reality it is politics that stems from the chavez administration. venezuela overrelieded on oil prices and tried to sell oil at a very low price and now that the price of oil fluxated and plummeted 50 percent. and now they are trying to blame on the vulnerable population. and what we are seeing here, of the 40000 colombias targeted for deportation a thousand have fleaed. ndesperate people do desperate things. maduro's faced with a cries. what could destabilize the important part of the world? >> another exscows he used is an assassination plot against him. there is no proof of that. he hasn't proved that. and the he didn't show up for a moting and have a conversation. >> there is a lot of the difference in the regional scope. we have oa s. and they decided not to take over the c

venezuelan president hugo chavez. yesterday the devil was here in this very place. claims the general assembly hall smelled of sulfur. he attributed that smell to president bush. libyan leader moammar gadhafi made his first appearance in 2009. but his colorful antics outside the un, like his ento your knowledge of female body guards. erected temporarily in a suburb of new york. in 2010 the u.s. delegation walked out of the speech by iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad. when he said some segments within the u.s. government were behind the 9/11 attacks. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu made an impression in 12 wit2012 with a prop, drawinga cartoonish drawing. the record for longest u.n. speech does not go to are fidel castro, it goes to indian president menin. he was hospitalized then came back to finish while a doctor monitored his blood pressure. courtney kealy, al jazeera. >>> fresh off his whirlwind trip to the u.s., pope francis is making more world news. the pontiff was asked about the case of kim davis, the kentucky county clerk would who was jailed

record went negative in an e-mail to "huffington post" reportedly linking sanders to venezuela's hugo chavez and the most extreme comments by new uk leader jeremy corbin. that prompted up a fired up response from sanders. he lamented he had been attacked viciously by clinton's super pac. sanders strength particularly in iowa and new hampshire represents a real threat to clinton at this point. the big question is whether this dustup which is in the grand scheme of things pretty small will turn out to be a minor blip in an otherwise friendly battle or a preview of real nastiness to come. >>> we should have won last time. mitt romney let us down. i mean he let us down. he let us down. >> donald trump has been strangely critical of romney's 2012 presidential campaign casting him as a choker who lost an election he should have won in 2012, romney was the choice of a gop donor class and party establishment that now disdains trump it's fair to say. today the deep pocketed club for growth unleashed a $1 million ad campaign against the donald casting him as just another politics and even worse, a lib

so ed, hillary, are they saying anything about the bernie sanders-hugo chavez comparison oror blaming barak? >> no, they're ducking it from the campaign. i think weighs really going on is that this leadership pac on the outside with operatives like david brock, they're trying to do the hard hitting attacks on bernie sanders and by the way, joea biden as well. the vice president who may get into this race, there are signs just in the last 24 hours, overheard him on his cell phone saying he's 100% in. this will happen. and nobody is really denying that that was said. so there are signs biden will get in. and you have hillary clinton's campaign itself saying, oh, we're giving him time to grieve. i'm sure it will change the race if he gets in. but people on the outside in private rooms are doing the attacking. john pedesta in a super pac meeting for the clinton team, saying if he gets in, he's not going to win. he's not really the new flavor. so they want to do the attacks behind closed doors and in public say oh, berry is a nice guy. we don'tos have any quarrel with him 'cause they're tr

. >> in famous worst top hugo chavez, speaking a day after george w. bush. yesterday, the devil was here in this very place. he claimed the general assembly hall smelled of sulfur. he attributed that smell to president bush. libyan leader muammar gaddafi made his first u.n. appearance in 2009, but his ram blinks were less memorable than his colorful antics outside the u.n., his female bodyguards and his insistence on pitching his tent on grounds. it was erected in a suburb of new york. >> in 2010, the j delegation walked out by ahmadinejad when he said the speculation that some segments within the u.s. government were behind the 9/11 attacks. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu made an impression in 2012 with the prop, drawing a red line on a cartoonish looking bomb, netanyahu warned that iran was on the verge of making nuclear weapons. the record for longest u.n. speech doesn't go to fidel castro. it belongs to india. he spoke for over two hours, collapsing at one point for exhaustion, he was hospitalized, then came back to finish while a doctor monit

socialist, "the huffington post" reports it notes sanders' support for a deal with venezuela and hugo chavez to provide heating oil to low income new englanders serve years ago. the pac didn't expect this to become public and link that to them. they'll try to operate behind the scenes but this did come back to bite them. hillary clinton not taking saners on directly admits she's a moderate. understanding which is unsaid, that sanders is not. now bernie sanders fund-raising off of all of this saying it's what he'd expect from the koch brothers, not hillary clinton. >> so, clinton herself seems squarely focused on a potential opponents across the aisle including donald trump. >> yeah, that's right. and this may be as she sort of operates in this general election sphere, she's also seeing in the polls she's lost her edge in these hypothetical, head-to-head matchups with republicans, not just donald trump but jeb bush and ben carson. and you see her taking on the republican front-runner, she did it in iowa with a little bit of an impersonation. here was her shot at that. >> i have to admit, dona

saying, a pro clinton super pac recently sent out an e-mail linking sanders to the late leader hugo chaveznders shot back today, saying it was the kind of onslaught i expected to see from the koch brothers or sheldon adelson, a adelson. is this a turning point between the two democratic candidates? >> i'm not sure the super pac memo in and of itself was not intended to be broadcast publicly. but i think there's a sign going on from clinton herself right now. last week she called herself a moderate. she'd been campaigning as a liberal. now she's calling herself a moderate, talking about how she wants to draw contrast with him in debates. i think she learned from the last campaign that going after a popular, insurgent democratic candidate in a really tough way is probably not the best route for her. but at the same time, i think she's hearing from a lot of donors that it's time for her to address bernie sanders as a threat to her winning the nomination. >> andrea, this was a point you mentioned as well, which was the newest washington post/abc poll which showed that a 20% drop in support for

what he wanted to do was say i am not hugo chavez and a cossack.m trying to act as a spokesperson for the corporate body of teaching in the catholic church on issues such as the family, immigration, the environment and so on. >> the emphasis this pope puts on issues, though, is different than perhaps many people had expected him to. there was some talk that those who elected him even thought he was going to be more conservative or like his predecessor. he hasn't changed church doctrine but where he chooses to put the emphasis seems to be different. >> i see francis of the first pope of the 20th century. john paul ii got ill. along comes francis. besides the genuineness that people relate to, he has tapped into things. he is from latin america. it's worth repeating that in 1970, 70% of the world's catholics were in the northern hemisphere, 30% in the southern. today it's reversed. 30% in the north and 70% in the south. he just flew here from the south on purpose to send that message. also, he is in effect the pope of the 99%. long before this was a

what he wanted to do is say i'm not hugo chavez, okay, what i am doing is trying to act as a spokespersonor the corporate body of teaching in the catholic church on issues such as the family, immigration, the environment and so on. >> the emphasis that this pope puts on issues, though, is different than, perhaps, many people had expected him to. there was some talk that even those who elected him thought he was going to be, perhaps, more conservative or like his predecessor, though he hasn't changed church doctrine, where he chooses to put the emphasis does seem to be somewhat different. >> i see francis as really the first pope of the 21st century. john paul ii got ill in the 1990s. benedict was in effect was a caretaker, unloved, uncharismatic figfigure. along comes francis. besides the genuineness people relate to and the authenticity, he's tapped into things that are contempora contemporary. number one, he's from latin america. it's worth repeating in 1970, 70% of the world's catholics were in the northern hemisphere, 30% in the southern. today it's exactly reversed. 30% in the north.

the super pac also draws a link to late venezuelan president hugo chavez, who corbyn praised. in 2006, sanders helped negotiate a deal to provide low income households in vermont with discounted heating oil. the clinton campaign hasn't commented, but the sanders campaign said it's a vicious attack. with the latest monmouth university poll showing sanders up seven points on clinton in new hampshire, there's no doubt they're taking sanders seriously. >> lanny davis, executive vice president at lefic and former white house special counsel. thank you for being here. what do you make of the super pac's attempts to link sanders to corbyn's views? >> first, this points to why bernie says no super pacs and why we're not taking super pac support at all, and why we would support legislation that would get rid of them altogether. billionaires in politics doesn't work for working people. the clinton campaign should apologize for those attacks, correct the record, is not on the record, they're way off. and that's why you saw the response today from our campaign. >> lenny, as you know, supe

maria, chavez, hugo chavez's daughter. little food or health care and no access to it. socialism and bernie sanders are a farce and danger is pollutes these young minds. bill: folks coming to his rally. they love to hear his message. here is what o'reilly had to say about it last night. listen to this. >> the sanders surge is built around his belief that every american should receive free health care. free education through college. a guaranteed job and salary. subsidized housing and child care if you're poor and guaranteed retirement income. bernie's mantra is, pretty much cradle to grave entitlements. if you don't want to work, bernie will take care of you anyway, those who are working will pay for it. bill: jessica, you're a centrist, right? do you like this idea? >> well i think there is a lot of popularity in various things i mean he is talking about, same policies he has been talking about since he held office. yes he is a socialist, no, being a democrat does not mean you are a socialist but certain things he says re

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