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jill biden is joining us, everyone.ause) we're going to vey fun chapter about her brand new memoir. also on tonight's show the church is moving into the future, netflix stakes a stand on abortion and robert mueller finally speaks so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's begin with mitch mcconnell. senate majority leader and guy who had his face ripped off by a chimp but then got an experimental face transplant that mostly worked. (laughter) you may remember back in 2016 mcconnell blocked president obama from appointing merrick garland to the supreme court because, a president shouldn't get to fill a supreme court seat in an election year. but now that donald trump is president mcconnell says players gota play. >> senate majority leader mitch mccon sell raising some eyebrows this morning for comments he made during a luncheon in kentucky. yesterday mcconnell was asked what would happen if a supreme court seat opened up in the leadup to the 2020 presidential election. >> if a supreme court justice died next year what

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eastern, former second lady of the united states jill biden discusses her family and career. >> i was so nervous about getting up in front of a crowd. but then when we were elected vice president, i said you know what, i've been given such a platform and i can talk about all my passions. all the things that i love. education, community colleges, military families, and i thought , i cannot waste this platform and i had better get better at this. >> three new nonfiction books sunday starting at 6:20 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span two. ♪ >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. sunday morning, stephen moore of the heritage foundation will discuss the trump administration's economic record in campaign 2020. colum

jill biden answering questions about her husband's treatment of anita hill. treatment of anita hill >>> dr. jill biden is making the rounds today, promoting her new memoir out now, speaking about her husband's campaign, for the first time answering questions about his handling of anita hill during the clarence thomas hearings, telling npr it's time to move on and that he had apologized to anita hill, and sitting down with savannah guthrie today on the "today" show. >> she told "the new york times" she wasn't satisfied. she said, it's not enough for him to say "i'm sorry for what happened to you." if she's saying that, does that demonstrate in and of itself that he needs to somehow go further in his apology or his statements to her? >> you know, they had the phone call, he was really grateful that she took his call. he apologized to her. and the one good thing that has come out of this is that he made sure that there were now women senators on that committee. he has written the violence against women act, so, you have to look at the good that came out of that.

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jill biden, who will now, live and in person, introduce her husband, joe biden. [ cheers and applauses so great to be home. as many of you may know, i grew up right down broad street on wilick road. every single weekend, my four sisters and i would pile into our family's station wagon and cross the bridge to go see my grandparents in southern jersey. my summers were spent watching the phillies with my dad and waitressing at the shore. i love you, too. i watch the mummers parade and took class trips to the planetariu planetarium, the betsy ross house, and the liberty bell. i am an upper moraling golden bear and villanova wildcat. i ran the broad street 10 miler, and forever, fly, eagles, fly! so, as you can see, this city is part of who i am. no matter where i go, or where i am, i will always and forever be a philly girl. over the last two years, so many of you have come up to me at events, in airports, in the grocery store, even on the streets, and said the same thing. please tell joe he has to run. people have said that they miss his statesmanship, his ability to find common ground.

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jill biden will be fine. i think that joe biden is going to have it pretty tough.y commenting on donald trump's attacks just on twitter. so i think that he's going to have it tough. i don't think that he's going to go into the bullying kind of methods that trump engages in, but he definitely is going to say something? >> is there a way to fight back against trump's attacks in a way that works? we've seen different people do different things, marco rubio tried to ignore it, ignore it, then he tried to join it during the primaries. and there are any number of ways? what's effective? >> it's not clear that there is any one single formula. i think it has to do with whatever the dynamic is between those two people, right? so joe biden, i think, is going to make the case that he is kind of the senior statesman here in a way that some of these other candidates are necessarily. and perhaps that allows him to more effectively rise above trump's attacks, if he decides to go that way. but at the same time -- and you would also think that things like age, for example, would ki

jill biden and she joins me now.ntimate book, a portrayal of her life. >> yes. >> the highs and the lows. >> look, she was a very young woman, she fell in love with a widower who had two young boys, after he had lost not just his wife but a baby girl, and he also happened to be a u.s. senator. so she gives a very intimate, a very human portrayal of what that has been like, especially as a self-described introvert, married to an extrovert, the ultimate political extrovert, who has gone through horrible tragedy in their family. >> joe biden proposed to you not once, not twice, no the three times, not four times, but five times. >> five times. >> that last time you got an ultimatum. >> yes, i did. i had to be sure, you know. beau and hunt had lost their mother and sister in a car accident and i had to make sure that they would not lose another mother because of divorce. so side to be 100% positive. i just couldn't hurt them. >> they were the ones who game up with the idea that their father should propose to you. >> yeah

jill biden. she is here.orld. she is a teacher, by the way. >> yes, she is a teacher. and there are tons of on our plaza. this >> i yes, she's a teacher. there are tons of teachers t he on plaza. this is teacher appreciation week. something that's a particular interest to me. just ahead, we'll meet aeaer here from new york that's doing such amazing things in the lives of her students. >> we are looking forward to that. >> i criur. i mean, noise there. but she is an inspiration. >>> coming up in a few minutes on the third hour of "today," rapper, actor, philanthropist common. common is going to get very person personal. >> he has a new book out, right? >> yeah. >>> before all of that, sir, a forecast. >> but first -- >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by walgreens. this red nose y, h child poverty one nose at a time. y a red nose only at walgreens. >> let's take a look and see whator we have f you as far as your weather is concerned. for today we're looking at flooding in the central plains. sev

eastern, her book "where the light enters," jill biden discusses her family and career. >> i was so nervous getting up in front of a crowd, but then when we were elected vice president i thought, i have been given such a platform and i passions,bout all my all the things i love, education, community colleges, military families, and i thought, i cannot waste this platform and i better get better at this. books,e new nonfiction sunday starting at 6:20 p.m. eastern on book tv c-span2. next, a former u.s. army psychiatrist and a retired u.s. marine lieutenant colonel who both served in vietnam join two historians to discuss the problem of low morale in the final years of american participation in the vietnam war. this discussion is part of a conference titled manpower and by theafter tet, hosted center for military, war and social studies at the university of kansas. like to welcome everybody back. my name is charles malory. on the executive director of the u.s. army center for military history in washington. i would like to thank beth bailey and the ku center for military, war and society stud

jill biden. she is here.al world. she is a teacher, by the way. >> yes, she is a teacher. and there are tons of teachers on our plaza. this is teacher appreciation week. something that is a particular interest to me. if just ahead we will meet a teacher from new york doing amazing things in the lives of her students. >> looking forward to that. >> i cried. i mean, no surprise there. but she is such an inspiration. >> looking forward to that. >>> coming up in a few minute, by the way, on the third hour of today, rapper, actor, philanthropist common. getting very personal about his family, faith, and the best relationship advice he has ever received from someone that you might not think of. i don't want to give away too much. >> he has book out, right? >> oh, yeah. >>> sir, a forecast? >> first -- >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by walgreens. this red nose day help end child poverty one nose at a time. buy a red nose only at walgreens. >> let's take a look and see what we have as far as your wea

jill biden in philadelphia yesterday.cluding that amazing story meeting a student while her house burned down. and responding to critics who say her husband is too old for another presidential run. that is all ahead on "morning joe." hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. noso let's promote ourke summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: surf's up. earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com this and even this.hark, i deep clean messes like this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair, while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself. on a john deere x300 series mower. because seasons change but true character doesn't. wow, you've outdone yourself this time. hey, what're neighbors for? it's beautifu

. >> he and his wife jill biden spending time with me yesterday in pittsburgh, pennsylvania and drawingtinction between himself and president trump. >> everybody knows who donald trump is, and i hope people know who i am. i hope the folks are ready to choose the truth over lies. >> the president has a motto, make america great again. do you have one? >> make america moral again, return to the essence we are. the dignities of our people, treating our people with dignity. >> and that has been the main thrust for you all. >> to bring their country together. >> biden enters the race as the democratic front runner in a deeply-divided nation, and also at a time when america is at a moment of reckoning in treatment of women. and biden has faced scrutiny. >> former vice president joe biden accused of inappropriate touching. >> several women have come forward to say they made him feel uncomfortable and embarrassed. in response, biden releasing this video. >> i always tried to make a human connection, and i get it. i get it. >> reporter: then days later, biden addressing a predominantly-male crow

jill biden said she advises her husband to avoid getting in the mud. she invokes michelle obama saying, when they go low, we go high. joe biden will go on from california doing some fundraising. something he has on the agenda here in nevada. >> on the road with the candidates. >>> coming up, nearly 600 former federal prosecutors, u.s. attorneys, and justice department officials insist president trump would be facing criminal charges if he were not president, but as long as the administration keeps ignoring congressional subpoenas, can anything be done? up next, we're going to answer this. could china, could china be the thing that gets democrats in trouble? we're going to talk about the problem they need to address. and speaking of 2020, joe biden got a lot of criticism over the weekend when he called current british prime minister theresa may margaret thatcher. that slip had stephen colbert imagining the debates. >> this is going to be a long election. i'm looking for the debate. at least my campaign didn't get help from czar nicolas i. >> joe, i thin

jill biden.ing with her and you in philadelphia was also what struck me and i know mike barnicle can attest to this as well as anybody, just how -- what a contrast they are to the trumps and the trump family who seem to want to come off as some european plutocratic ruling family when you look at them. that is their post. i've got to say with both jill biden and joe biden, they are about as normal and americana as they can be. i remember sitting on the back porch with joe biden in wilmington talking. i was down there, he had just finished doing "meet the press," must have been 2009, 2010. we looked around and there were secret service men and and he pointed to this many and he said look at them, look at them, what are they doing? can you imagine being so much of a loser that you would try to kill a vice president? i mean, come on, man! a but he was always make fun of himself, poking fun at himself, putting others at ease. they are, and i say this in the most complementary way in the age of insanit

joe biden, jill biden, very comfortable there in pennsylvania, the birthplace of joe biden in scranton, and then jill told a story of how growing up in philadelphia, you know, is near and dear to her heart. i mean, clearly, this was an electrified crowd. it has to go beyond philadelphia. it's important for joe biden to clench pennsylvania, a state that donald trump won. how will he do it? >> well, you know, first of all, i think it was really important for him to put his campaign headquarters in pennsylvania. it signifies that this is where he's -- where the fight begins, right? to win pennsylvania -- like a republican doesn't need pennsylvania to win the presidency, but a democrat definitely does. he gave -- he needed to do three things in his speech effectively today, and i think he did do that, in terms of talking about his role as the vice president with barack obama, the things they accomplished. he also needed to talk about somish shoo ye issues that were important. he struck that with climate change. i think people thought he might be a little less progressive on that. he talked

joe biden's wife, jill, sits down with cnn's dana bash to discuss her family, the shattering loss of biden's son, be bo, and the controversy over her husband's questionable touching of other women. how does shelf about his new race for the white house? >>> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> we're following multiple breaking stories. house democrats are meeting right now to discuss what to do after this afternoon's negotiating session involving committee staffers and the justice department. a vote to cite the attorney general, william barr, for contempt of congress remains set for tomorrow. barr is refusing democrats' demands for access to the full mueller report. and in another missed deadline, former white house counsel don mcgahn failed to turn over documents requested by the committee. the white house is raising the possibility of invoking executive privilege. also breaking, new details in what's behind the alarming increase in tensions between the united states and iran. u.s. officials with direct knowledge of the situation tell cn

jill. i'm joe biden and i'm jill's husband. [cheers and applause] >> you all think i'm kidding, that's how i'm identified. everyone knows jill is a philadelphia girl, she loves this city, i do too. but to paraphrase the poet of james joyce i have to say this folks because i'm near my state, when i day delaware written on my heart. [cheers and applause] >> look, i'm mildly prejudice but i think she made a great, great second lady and she's going to make one heck of a first lady. [cheers and applause] >> folks, in the past few weeks i've been all across america, pittsburgh, iowa, south carolina, nevada, california, new hampshire and today philadelphia. [cheers and applause] >> this campaign is just getting started. [cheers and applause] >> i promise you this, no one, no one is going to work longer, no one is going to campaign harder to win your hearts, your trust and your support than the son of catherine from pennsylvania and joseph from delaware. [cheers and applause] >> so those if you want to be part of this campaign, pick up

just today there were about two dozen state lawmakers, democrats from your state, who endorsed jill biden for president. i think a couple of your colleagues in the house also have endorsed joe biden. have you been hearing from any of the 2020 democratic candidates? do you have any plans at this time to endorse? how are you thinking about the 2020 race? rep. castor: we have an embarrassment of riches on the democratic side. we have so many talented leaders who are putting themselves forward. i'm not going to endorse anytime soon. but i'm gratified that we have so many that would like to lead our great country. i'm going to be listening, just like a lot of my neighbors, to what their policies are. offshore oil drilling in florida is important to me, lowering health care costs is important, and having a plan to address the rising cost and rising temperatures, that is the climate crisis -- that is what i'm going to be listening for. >> a couple of candidates, specifically that o'rourke and senator elizabeth warren have put out climate plans and one of the more controversial elements of their

biden: thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, jill. i'm joe biden, and i'm jill's husband. heers and applause] mr. biden: you all think i'm kidding. that's how i'm identified. everyone knows jill is a philadelphia girl. she loves the city. i do, too. to paraphrase the poet james joyce, i have to say this because i'm near my state, when i die, delaware will be written on my heart. but, i'm mildly prejudiced, i think she made a great, great second lady, and she's going to make one heck of a first lady. [cheers and applause] mr. biden: folks, in the past few weeks all across america, pittsburgh, iowa, nevada, california, new hampshire, and .oday, philadelphia this campaign is just getting started. i promise you this -- no one is going to work longer, no one is going to campaign harder to win your hearts, your trust, and then joseph r biden junior from delaware. if you want to be part of this campaign, pick up your phones. pic of your phones now. number 30330, the ok? that's united. 30330. you got it, it's on the back there. it's a logical question when people ask why we begin t

jill. i'm joe biden and i'm jill's husband. y'all think i'm kidding. that's how i'm identified. everyone knows jill is a philadelphia girl. she loves this city. i do too. but to paraphrase the poet james joyce, i have to say this folks, because i'm near my state, when i die, delaware will be written on my heart. i love philly. look, i'm mildly prejudice but i think she made a great, great second lady and she's going to make one heck of a first lady. [ cheering and applause ] folks, in the past few weeks i've been all across america. pittsburgh, iowa, south carolina, nevada, california, new hampshire, and today philadelphia. this campaign is just getting started. and i promise you this, no one, no one is going to work longer, no one is going to campaign harder to win your hearts, your trust and your support than the son of catherine eugene from scranton, pennsylvania. joseph r. biden jr. from delaware. so those who are listening, if you want to be part of your campaign, pick up your phones. pick up your phones. now. send a text to the word "united." to the number 30330. okay. tha

. >> former second lady of the united states, jill biden discusses her family and career. >> so nervousetting up in front of a crowd. so, when we were elected vice president, i said you know what, i have been given such a platform. i can talk about all of passions, the things i love. college,, community military families. i cannot waste this platform. >> three new nonfiction books sunday. look tv on c-span2. the house this week passed the equality act. the legislation immense the 1964 civil rights act, banning discrimination on the basis of sex, gender identity come and sexual orientation. before adjourning for the weekend, majority leader steny steveand minority whip scalise discussed next week's house agenda. when the house adjourns monday at noon eastern, c-span will bring you live coverage. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. hoyer: on monday the house wi

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democratic front runner joe biden, his wife, jill biden, says his inappropriate touching is over. >>t took a lot of courage for women to step forward and say you are in my space and joe heard that and it won't happen again. he heard what they were saying. >> a list of all the free programs, others with foreign center 2% tax on wealthy americans will fund. >> to sense, we cannot only do that. we can also provide universal tuition free technical school to your college and for your college for everyone. [applause] >> plus universal childcare for every baby 80-5. universal pre-k for every 3-year-old and 4-year-old in this country and raise the wages of every child care worker and free school. >> senator warner is promising all those things if elected president by taxing the wealthy by 2%. the chairman of the american conservative union joins us, good to see you. she says she is going to give you these 3 things, unicorns, all kinds of great things, to sense in that soundbite, she meant 2%, all kinds of free things. >> they are so good at the messaging. $0.02 on every dollar which is a 2%

biden. cheers and applause] joe: thank you. thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. thank you, jill. i'm joe biden and i'm jill's husband. [cheers and applause] y'all think i'm kidding. that's how i'm identified. everyone knows that jill is a philadelphia girl. she loves the city, i do too. but to paraphrase the poet james joyce, i have to say this, folks, because i'm near my state. when i die, delaware will be written on my heart. but i love philly. look. i'm mildly prejudice. but i think she made a great, great second lady and she's going to make one heck of a irst lady. [cheers and applause] folks, in the past few weeks i've been all across america. pittsburgh, iowa, south carolina, nevada, california, new hampshire, and today, philadelphia. this campaign is just getting started. i promise you this. no one is going to work longer, campaign harder to win your hearts, trust, and support. scranton, n from pennsylvania and delaware. [cheers and applause] so. if you want to be part of this campaign, pick up your phones. pick up your phones. now. send a text with the words nited to the

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former second lady of the united states, jill biden discusses her family, and career. so nervous about getting up in front of a crowd. but then when we were elected vice president, i thought you know what, i have been given such a platform. i can talk about all my passions come all the things that i love. education, community colleges, military families, and i thought i cannot waste is this platform. i had better get better at this. >> three new nonfiction books 6:20 p.m..ting at sunday at 8 p.m. eastern, david mccullough discusses his ."ok "the pioneers >> is like going to a country is never set foot in year two going a detective case. that is the adventure. all of it look at with a fresh eye and very often -- i have never not found was ignored or not known about or not discovered as yet. pioneersook, about the , who established the first settlement in the northwest territory, it is all material has ever looked at. >> a good saturday morning. columnist for the washington post. he joins us this morning on the phone. do we owe itasks, to society and ourselves to tune ou

jill biden set the tone. philadelphia, she spoke patriotically about our country and continued on stage to speak about the country's ideals and how her husband would save them from the man now in the white house. >> it's a moment when we need leaders with vision and character. it's a moment for someone who can bring us together. it's a moment for joe biden. >> i don't mind confessing my sentimentalism about this country. the country needs a good fight because a great country deserves a strong fight for who gets to lead it. what i liked about the message in philly on saturday from both bidens is that those who love this country need to restore it's historic values of unity and leadership. >> we choose hope over fear, truth over lies, and, yes, unity over division. >> we need a president who makes us proud as americans. that's why this 2020 election is all about patriotism, not just about policy. but about what candidates feel about the country. they need to show that their love of country is better than their

jill biden is on stage. this is his sixth public campaign event since he announced. the first one at a union hall in pittsburgh. we have four events in iowa, the first people who get to weigh in on the 2020 nomination contest but a heavily white state. in south carolina, this is about african-american voters. hillary clinton wouldn't have been the nominee in 2016 if she had not overwhelmed bernie sanders in states where african-americans make up the majority of the vote. for the first time on this biden campaign, so far, we saw them at the rally site here, the video highlighting his connection with president obama. his connection with obama makes him powerful in south carolina with black voters. gigi? >> mike, thanks. thanks to all of our road warriors for the reports. we are nine months from the iowa caucus. sanders and biden have remained at the top of most early polling. this week, three different polls showed senator elizabeth warren breaking into the top three. one poll had warren with a one-point lead over sanders in a statistical dead heat. joining me to talk

>>hiatus jill biden back on the campaign trail today in texas. ign harder to win your heart. >>the front runner biden making fewer public appearances that his democratic opponents. >>holding only 11 public events this last month and focusing on raising campaign cash with 9 high-dollar fundraisers by done so far has refrained from engaging directly with any of his 22 democratic rivals. instead training his focus on president trump. that's why above all. >>we've got to defeat donald trump and 2020. >>his campaign firing back at president trump today after the president sided with the north korean dictator during a press conference in japan. well kim jong-un made a statement that joe biden is a low i q individual he probably is based on his record. >>uh i think i agree with them on that. >>biden's campaign calling that quote beneath the dignity of the office. trump also going after biden last night tweeting anyone associated with the 1994 crime bill will not have a chance of being elected in particular african-americans wil not be able to vote for yo

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jill biden. also with the american federation of teachers. this plan triples federal funding for low income schools it fixed the public service loan forgiveness program, helping teachers pay off student debt among other things. the former vice president continues on in texas to dallas. we'll hear more about the plan today. >> thank you very much for all of the reporting. so many of you watched arwa damon's live shots after she went to base camp for mount everest. the government of nepal may announce changes as the death toll of the climbers on mount everest continues to rise. arwa damon is back with us live from nepal next. >> announcer: "new day" brought to you by sleep number. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. don't miss the final days to save $1000 on the new queen sleep

. >>> ahead on cbs this morning, jill biden joins us in studio 57, why she says her husband's 2020 campaignrevious rounds and in the first of its kind program, learn how drones could change hospital care in the united states. >>> this is from the mountain back at camp where it is 44 degrees and you can see all of the clouds in the sky. 6:52, we will be >>> the whole point of these stores is so you can walk in and get what you need and not need to have any cash on you, but some supervisors say these discriminate against people who don't have credit cards. you probably have seen these amazon go stores through downtown san francisco and cashless businesses all across the bay. you can grab what you want and then you are charged through an app on your phone. back in march, philadelphia became the first city to ban cashless businesses and then the new jersey assigned a similar bill as well in massachusetts had a law in place since 1978 that bans cashless businesses. the san francisco supervisor valley brown proposed a cashless business than into bracing and no cash sign is basically like a no wel

jill biden, the vice president's wife talked about herself as a philly girl. root for the eagles, for the phillies. the vice president talked about family roots nearby in scranton. of course, it's about the political significance of philadelphia and pennsylvania as whole and joe biden essentially saying this is about the fight to beat donald trump. we heard the vice president reiterate a lot of what we married from him in this campaign already. talking about charlottesville, he sees at the threat donald trump poses to our democracy. new and interesting to hear today, joe biden begin to take the fight to donald trump on the economy. listen to how he framed that argument to voters here just a little bit ago. >> i know president trump likes to take credit for the economy and the economic growth and the low unemployment numbers. look at the facts. not the alternative facts. president trump inherited an economy from an obama/biden economy given to him just like he inherited everything else in his life. [ cheers and applause ] and just like -- just like everything e

in the light enters," jill biden discusses her family and career. >> i was so nervous about getting up in front of a crowd, but when we were elected vice president, i thought, i have been given such a platform, and i can talk about all my passions, all of the things i love -- education, community colleges, military families. thought, i cannot waste this platform and i better get better at this. >> three new nonfiction books today starting at 6:20 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span2. >> democratic senator chris coons, a minute -- a member of the senate foreign relations committee, talks about his trip to east asia. this is about an hour. post" and on behalf of the council, thank you all for coming and thank you to senator coons. as you all know, senator coons was elected mr. hiatt: good morning. i'm fred hiatt, editorial page editor at the "washington post"" on behalf of the council, thank you all for coming. thank you to senator coons. human rights caucus and for many years last time you came to the post you'd recently been to africa. so, today we are here to talk about your turning a l

eastern, where the light enters, former second lady of the united states, jill biden discusses her family and career. >> i was so nervous about getting in front of a crowd. when we were elected vice president, i thought, i have been given such a platform. i can talk about all my passions, all the things i love. education, community colleges, military families. i cannot waste this platform. i better get better. >> three new nonfiction books, sunday, 6:20 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span 2. host: jennifer kavanagh is on your screen, a senior political scientist at the rand corporation. she was the lead author of a new report studying news media subjectivity over the past three decades. before we dive into that report , remind us what what the rand corporation is and what you do. guest: rand is a nonpartisan, nonprofit research organization, founded in 1948. most people know us for the work we do on national security. 8. most people know us for national security. we have a strong portfolio of domestic work looking at civil justice, education, health care. our mission is to inform policymake

jill biden saying that she wants her husband to stay out of the muck and she raised the sfamous linethey go low, we go high. >> and also allie, you have to think that he is a presence for some of these other candidates looking to really elbow their way into that frontrunner status. >> i'm going to whisper a bit because amy klobuchar is on stage behind me here. but it has been interesting watching the way that other candidates. amy klobuchar for example who has not gone after him, but then bernie sanders and elizabeth warren who have seemed almost eager to draw policy contrasts with them. i think of elizabeth warren's decades old battle with him on bankruptcy and the way that banks and consumers kind of contend with each other and financial systems of america. so that seems like a fight that the warren campaign at least is eager to have. when you are here, and this is a group that we've spent time with before, it is all about walking the walk and proving that you are authentic here. for someone like amy klobuchar who is behind me on stage right now is touting the fact that she comes f

he and his wife jill biden who is a community college professor, they are going to be speaking to teachers here at a town hall with the teachers union, making that pitch not just to unions but also that critical voting block of educators that you have seen other candidates also appeal to. so biden returning to the trail today after those ten days off and we will see going forward how intense his schedule is heading into that first debate. >> errol louis, beyond the school yard taunt of biden from afar, low iq. let's just ignore that. on the '94 crime bill which biden supported, that a more strategic attack perhaps you can call it. he is going after african-american voters here. is there any potential for that kind of argument for a u.s. president who has at times courted white nationalists and has his own, shall we say, speckled history. >> to say the least. >> when it comes to race relations going back to his days in the '80s as a new york property developer. >> that's right. let's not be mistaken about this. donald trump is not appealing to black voters as if he's going to get them. it's

jill biden's promising his alleged inappropriate touching is over. >> it took a lot of courage for women, you know, you are in my space and joe heard that. i just won't happen again. he heard what they were saying. >> ed: it won't happen. here's a list of all their free programs, meanwhile, the presidential hopeful elizabeth warren says her 2% tax on wealthy americans will fund. >> two sense, we cannot only do that, we can also provide universal tuition free, technical school, two your college, and focal your college for every one of our kids today. [cheers and applause] plus we can do universal child care for every baby age 0 to 5. universal pre-k for every 3-year-old and 4-year-old in this country. and to raise the wages of every child care worker and preschool teacher. >> ed: senator warren is promising all of those three things if she is elected president by taxing the wealthy by 2%. former hillary for america national finance committee member al motter is here and chairman of the american conservative union match lap joints as well. good to see you both. >> good to be here. >> ed: m

lifted me up and moved me on. >> an advertisement featuring model jill jacobs catches biden'sye at the wilmington airport. >> two nights later frank and jim and my sister val were all going out together for dinner with their dates, and my brother frank said, well, i got just the girl for you to meet. >> biden agrees to go, and his date is the exact same girl from the photo. >> i was used to dating guys with jeans and bell bottoms and clogs. when i opened the door there he was in a dark suit and leather shoes, and i thought, "well, you know, this is only going to be one date." we went out on a date and he was really interesting. when he took me to the door to say good night, he shook my hand and i went upstairs and i called my mother and i said, "mom, i finally met a gentleman." >> the boys tell their dad, "you should marry jill." biden agrees and proposes but doesn't get the answer he wants on the first proposal. >> there were absolutely five, but the boys had lost their mother and their sister and i had to be 100% sure that it was going to last till death to us part. >> biden

eastern, where the light enters, former second lady of the united states, jill biden discusses her familynd career. >> i was so nervous about getting in front of a crowd. when we were elected vice president, i thought, i have been given such a platform. i can talk about all my passions, all the things i love. education, community colleges, military families. i cannot waste this platform. i better get better.

eastern, and her book where the light enters, former second lady joe biden -- jill biden discusses herer. >> so nervous about getting up in front of a crowd. but then when we were elected vice president, i thought, you know what? i have been given such a platform, and i can talk about all my passions, all the things that i love. education, community colleges, military families. and i thought, i cannot waste this platform, and i better get better at this. announcer: three new nonfiction books, today starting at 6:20 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span2. announcer: each week, american artifact takes you to museums and historic places to learn about american history. here's a brief look at one of our recent trips. women were leaving the victorian parlor where society had told them they ought to combine the activities to sewing and reading and doing a little bit of charity work and so on, and raising their children and running their homes. nothing wrong with that. but the new woman wanted more. and the new woman looked around her community and said there is so much work that need to be done

in the light enters," jill biden discusses her family and career. >> i was so nervous about getting upin front of a crowd, but when we were elected vice president, i thought, i have been given such a platform, and i can talk about all my passions, all of the things i love -- education, community colleges, military families. thought, i cannot waste this platform and i better get better at this. >> three new nonfiction books today starting at 6:20 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span2. >> democratic se

. >> if jill biden decides not to pack up and come to this convention, is that disappointing?say about him? is he too confident? >> a couple things, he is so far ahead, he doesn't have to come out here, why mess up a good thing? he will be in ohio, he will have his own spotlight on him, as opposed to sharing it with 13 other candidates, why share the spotlight when you can have your own somewhere else? he's likely to be coming out here afterwards, he's going to try to get some of the bay area money, as we always say, this is the atm of democratic politics. >> on a state issue, what else do you think will come out of the convention? what are you looking for when it comes to state politics? >> there is going to be a fight for the new party chair, that is going to be very contentious, there are several people running. at last time, that was a very raucous scene, so we don't know what to expect there, it is a very powerful position. let's face it, this is the largest state democratic party in the country.>> i thought governor brown had a very good relationship. >> the governor is