yes,er person writes -- jill stein is the perfect candidate.ur foreign policy should be based on human rights. another person right -- not considering a third-party candidate, but it's time for the republican party to break three ways based on libertarian, fiscal, evangelical, and foreign policy platforms. veryer person tweets -- few women in the audience of the libertarian debate. they don't have a future. and yes -- feel the burn, write him in bernie or bust. tony is up next from boston, massachusetts. what do you think? caller: happy memorial day, everybody. i've been in this country for a long time. don't let it full you, all these people who are card -- who are calling about these different parties. we are good with two parties here. the best in the united states. we don't need a third party. we need donald trump in my own personal opinion. i have been in this country for 50 years. america,e, wake up, donald trump can stretch out this country. presidentry, after john kennedy, we know have a president. hillary clinton, in my own personal op

this is green party presidential candidate jill stein who appeared on democracy now!n an ouster candidacy last year. >> it is very exciting that i am part of two cases through the green party, one of which is being filed today. the so-called level the field case. against the commission on presidential debate and the federal election commission for overseeing them. basically for violating federal election law. people think this is a public service institution. it is not. it is a private corporation run by the democratic and republican parties. when they began to take control of the debates, which are basically rigged so that only their candidates can be in it, the league of women voters quit, saying this was a fraud being committed on the american public and they would have no part of it. it is an outrage that fraud has been allowed to continue for decades. amy: so that is green party presidential candidate jill stein. talk about the commission, ralph. talk about who gets to debate. and also, if bernie sanders doesn't get the democratic nomination, what you feel you sh

but jill stein should not be forgotten. >> third-party candidate.llot lines. >> about 12% of bernie sanders' people, 10%, may sit home, not vote, or vote for jill stein. there's a myth that they'll vote for trump and/or the libertarian party. >> i think it would be more likely to see them vote for johnson than trump frankly. >> right. >> and i think that depends on how johnson carves out his cape. if he focuses on foreign policy, i'm against the war machine and hillary clinton is part of the war machine -- >> but another issue in attracting millennial votes and occupiers, just being anti-establishment, being someone else who will smash the political machine. >> we should be clear about what the polling tells us about the ideology of that. they're not libertarian. they are quite left. >> i agree with you, but they're also anti-establishment. >> i think it was interesting to talk about bigger and smaller government. if you poll that group of people, they're not for smaller government. >> but there's different kinds of anti-establishment too. if you ha

and i plan to vote for jill stein because i believe new mexico will win by double digits, however, if rays does seem close, unfortunately, i will have to vote for her, which is not something i am happy about. amy: josh brody, thank you for being with us. it sounds like an interesting half-hour you had when you were to have a meal at a restaurant in santa fe. in santa fe. happy birthday (music playing) ♪ next, chef keller takes us to mandalay bay in las vegas for an unforgettable chocolate tour with renowned pastry chef christophe feyt. after the tour, chef feyt visits hubert's kitchen for a chocolate baking lesson. first he reveals the secrets for the perfect lava cake with a rich, dark chocolate outside and a creamy filling inside. then he demos an easy recipe for chocolate bars with an array of imaginative and delicious toppings. starting now on secrets of a chef. ♪

myself here, because you have -- do you ask the three-way, or do you ask the four-way, because jill steins likely the green party nominee. they'll be on 30, 35 states, i don't have the final number yet. combined, stein and johnson probably will poll over 15%. individually, they won't. >> they won't. sort of the same problem you showed with the 1912 race. it's gonna bust your budget. >> right. i think you ask them all. >> and i think you have to. one of the interesting things about the gary johnson interview, if you think of donald trump and hillary clinton, it is easier for donald trump to take over that gary johnson message if he gets -- >> not only that, thinking about the debates, if you're trump, trump, i think he doesn't want a one-on-one debate. i think he would love to have extra people. >> more foils. >> exactly. >> more foil and it's a way to -- he'd like disappearing for 10 to 15 minutes. >> that was the dynamic from 1980, ronald reagan insisted he wanted john anderson in. it's an interesting dynamic because anderson occupies that same face and reagan pushed for it and carter wo

and i plan to vote foror jill stein because i believe new mexico will win by double digits, however,the rays does seem close, unfortunately, i will have to vote for her, which is not something i am happy about. amy: josh brody, thank you for being with us. it sounds like an interesting half-hour you had when you were to have a meal at a restaurant in santa fe. happy bir narrator: this is grace, a business woman in kigali, rwanda. eight years ago, she was starving and unable to feed her children. many of her family had been massacred in one of the worst gegenocides of the late 20thth century. but today, thanks to an innovative program, life is good. she earns up to $200 a month from her furniture business and employs 11 people.

and i plan to vote foror jill stein because i believe new mexico will win by double digits, however,the rays does seem close, unfortunately, i will have to vote for her, which is not something i am happy about. amy: josh brody, thank you for being with us. it sounds like an interesting half-hour you had when you were to have a meal at a restaurant in santa fe. happy bir

>> if that is jill stein from the green, then that is who i will be supporting.y concern is, can we build a powerful left -- there was a possibility of sanders and stein running together, let me tell you, that would be absolutely historic and i would wholeheartedly support that. amy: mike mcginn? >> my proton primaries come and primaries you put the candidate you love and in the general, you pick between who you think you like better. that is kind of the way the process works. then you have to take that energy and try to get that next person to win a primary, and come out of it. you want to get the people you love and the positions they can win. that takes a lot of work between elections. i reflect back on the gore-bush race. many people were skeptical of gore that he was too tied to the establishment. remember back then, how a comfortable it was to defend him against an attack from the left from nader that he was too tied to the big-money and status quo for looking -- doing things. i look back at the iraq war and climate, and i think out or could have benefited

some vote for jill stein, the green party candidate. >> gary ri johnson. >> or gary johnson, exactly.hat i think you're seeing is the result of loose attachment of bernie sanders himself for the nktic party. he's caucused with democrats but maintained his independence. but increasingly the grudge match between bernie sanders and the mechanisms of the democratic party. right now the sanders campaign filed a formal letter asking to have the platform and rules committee chairs removed from the convention, dan malloy and barny frank. they want debbie wasserman-schultz gone. they are increasingly looking like grudges between bernie sanders and members of the party. as long as those grudges maintain and public, there's no incentive for supporters to back down. they can say this is not only war against republicans or against the one percent or wall street or big banks, it's also war against the democratic party. >> what about the fortune magazine article which hypothesized that bernie sanders is waiting for a black swan type of moment, that black swan being this whole issue around the fbi an

more people that we spoke to said jill stein the green party candidate than hillary clinton. and there were even a few who would look to trump. back to you. >> peter doocy bringing up the jill stein name for first time. >> i ever heard that before. >> thank you. >>> coming up straight ahead, imagine this scenario. finding someone submerged in a pool just like this girl did in this video. would you know what to do? with just minutes to react. dr. marc siegel has the life saving lessons to save your family's life straight ahead. live from the emergency room. >>> plus herman cain is why donald trump pulled off a big victory last night and he said that the donald can win the white house too. herman cain is next. ♪ (cat meows) flea bites can mean misery for your cat. advantage® ii monthly topical kills fleas through contact. fleas do not have to bite your cat to die. advantage® ii. fight the misery of biting fleas. igoing to clean betteran electthan a manual. was he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. o

jill stein might be a third party candidate.dates on a lot of ballots in a lot of states. ultimately, those are the people who are going to decide. on the one hand you have hillary clinton who has some trust issues. on the other hand you've got donald trump who has alienated so many key demographic blocks. some may not vote at all and may supress turnout as well. >> the fact that we've always said in elections, it comes down to that middle % 10% of the votg public. republicans vote for the gop candidate, democrats vote for the democratic candidate. is that not going to be the play book nfor this year? >> it will be the play book. but the wrong track numbers in this country have been amazing. if you go back to mother's day a year ago, there have been 167 national polls taken from every group imaginable, likely voters, registered voters, adults, residents of the country. in all 167 cases of those polls, the right track numbers in this country have been at 37% or less. the over riding negativity is being channelled not only about t

jill stein of the green party is in the race. the constitution party is on the ballot in well over one dozen states. one of the people leading the effort is bill kristol. the headline is neither clinton your trump. he that is bill kristol and his piece on the weekly standard and do you think it's time for a third-party candidate? who do you want leading that effort. texas.tart with jc in he says it is time. good morning. caller: good morning. i can't support donald trump or hillary clinton. they are the most polarizing figures in american politics. candidatelibertarian terry johnson. if you look at his record, he has never once raised taxes in new mexico. he was in favor of school choice. office, his state was in surplus. he has a record i can support. he is socially liberal. i think that's a good compromise. reason people say he doesn't have a chance is because he doesn't get the airtime. my message is to give them airtime. listen to what he has to say. krapp they than the are giving trump and clinton. host: alan is up next. dem

i would vote for jill stein because i want her to get on more balance in the future.ll not be voting for hillary clinton. i wish i could. host: why don't you believe her when she says that she is now opposed to it? caller: she has been so inconsistent. she is being inconsistent right now. she goes from one state to the next saying the polar opposite. goingainst coal, we are to get rid of coal, and then she goes to west virginia and talks about something completely different. we're going to get the jobs back. i find her credibility to be zero. her goingfaith in into office and doing anything that she said because she has taken both sides of almost every argument. i feel quite certain that she would find a way to push the tpp through and it would be ratified. in new jersey. you cannot vote for bernie sanders. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. absolutely i will not vote for bernie sanders were donald trump. i'm listening to all the viewers, all the people calling in. bernie sanders and donald trump are running on false pretense. they ar