the down side of jim webb is obvious. it's difficult to see how jim webb who is not exactly a rabble rowser could energize the base to overcome the odds and beat hillary clinton for the nomination. >> on the issues -- when you heard president obama say isis was the jv team, what was your reaction? >> we have an obligation to evaluate any of these threats to the united states in terms of whether this involves international terrorism in which case we have the right and the president has to right to use force, or whether it is localized in which case we need to have a discussion before we use force. >> is there an obama doctrine? >> the last really clear doctrine in my view was the nixon doctrine that came out toward the end of the vietnam war with henry kissinger and nixon working on a set of parameters that everyone under stood in terms of how we would examine our foreign policy interests and how we would either use force or help our allies. we haven't had one since the end of the cold war. this is how you end up with so m

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we expect to hear marco rubio and jim webb. we have it covered.d luke russert and political editor for the national journal. alex, start with you, what more can you tell us about mrs. clinton's news conference today? >> reporter: after not addressing the controversy for over a week hillary clinton will finally face the music and the press later today after her speak at the u.n. on women. she will face questions about use of a private e-mail account while secretary of state. this has been all over it. they hoped to not talk about it until she announced next month. they realize they had to address it focus on their message, not have to deal with what they see as distraction. >> do they know how long it will last who is invited to the press conference? is everybody in? >> reporter: that's a good question jose. appearing at the u.n., has a notoriously difficult credentialing process, there's restriction on the number of reporters that come in. had you to apply 24 hours in advance for press passes. i don't know if it is intentional or not, it is more l

>> and jim webb joins you us now. back, senator. >> thank you. >> what are you up to exactly? >> we're actually truly exploring whether it is possible to conduct a viable campaign in this present environment where money is flooding the political process. >> is it possible? >> think it might be. we're listening. we've been around. we've got a lot of support. people coming across e-mails and internet. for me, we need to be focusing on the disfunction occurring in the economic system. you look at the issue that you were just discussing with the iran situation. the true constitutional challenges. >> i want to ask you about that. you are written on iran in the past. about congress becoming complacent. do you support the initiative? >> it's interesting pip worked with bob corker a lot. we were on the foreign relations committee. he did not sign the letter addressed to the government of iran, which i think was just a silly mistake. >> sending the letter or not signing? >> sending the letter was a serious error if the republi

jim webb addressed the crowd a little earlier. he just got done. we also heard from former governor jeb bush who sent in a video message. >> firefighters embody the best values of our nation, service, comm and unapologetic patriotism. >> i stand before you as a lifetime union member. committed supporter of collective bargaining rights. >> both webb and bush there are thinking seriously about a r governor martin o'malley takes the podium this afternoon. >>> new this morning, we're learning more about the secret service's plan to fly drones over d.c. apparently the operation is intended to find ways to find ways to interfere with rogue drones. just last month a man crashed a drone on the south lawn of house. consumer level drones are powerful enough to carry small amounts of explosives. the drones will be flown between 1:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. over the next few weeks. >>> and we're staying on top of that breaking news. an overturned tanker has the southbound lanes of i-95 shut down in laurel, maryland. melissa mollet t that crash. we'll bring you more

jim webb is stepping up.ossibly will decorated marine and former secretary of the navy is stepping up. good to see you again. a recent poll shows you drawing 1% of democratic voters in a primary. as a practical matter how do you beat her? >> i don't compute the decision to run for office with those same type of numbers. if you look at when i ran for the senate if i would have paid attention to those i never would have run. i started that campaign nine months before the election with no money and no staff and we were 33 months behind. i decided to look at the issues we care about and where the country is and put them out there and we will make a decision formally whether to run within the next couple of months. >> have you talked at all to secretary of state clinton about your possible decision or not? i mean you're a democratic politician. >> this really is not about secretary clinton. i have respect for the service she has given to her country. we're going to hawaii and south carolina to talk to elected lead

also receiving votes, former virginia senator jim webb, vice president jim biden and martin o'malley. >>> today is national kick butts today, all about preventing tobacco use. events will be held trying to rise awareness about the dangers of tobacco. alexandria mayor will kick off a 3:30 event at tc williams high school. >>> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m.. >>> take a look at your tv screen. your eyes are not deceiving you it is three days before spring and the temperature outside our studio 30 degrees below freezing right now. >>> and making matters worse, these windchills, we hope you soaked in all of the warm weather yesterday. because storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell says it will be cold all day long. >> i didn't say 30 degrees below freezing. >> no, you said 30 degrees, below freezing. >> right. i understand stood. yeah. if it was 30 degrees below zero i don't think we'll be here. >> we'd be in a corner crying. good morning, it's 5:00 a.m.. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. let's take a look at the forecast with chuck bell. what happened to our wa

jim webb spoke a short time ago at a presidential forum senator jim webb from virginia. he said this is good opportunity today for this news conference for mrs. clinton to come forward. the water is warm for democrats to come on the record and call her on this. >> 40% of the people in the same poll wanted alternative to hillary clinton of democrats. this is the opportunity. you saw martin o'malley, coming from maryland who has very weak record but nonetheless one of the few -- >> we'll talk about him later in the show. >> trips up to new hampshire and iowa. the bottom line the white house does not want to defend hillary clinton. democrats do not want to defend hillary clinton. that is why she is forced into this position. she would do harry houdini like clintons always do, get themselves out of the ropes at last minute. this is something she was forced to do because she obviously is putting all these democrats in a terrible position. think about what josh ernest said, the president was not aware that hillary clinton merged her state department.gov email with the private

jim webb went to the golden arches supper club. after he came back out from inside he had a friend on the hood. he took pictures but he started the engine and thought the eagleette would fly away. it doesn't immediately get off the car. pulls out of the parking lot, on to the street. it doesn't go anhere. >> i think he's confused but he's like you know what? i'his goes. >> jim has stopped in traffic. the bird does not leave until after traffic starts moving. and the bird's like he's not going where i'm going so it just takes off. >>> people wearing wet suits on the show but we never think about how they get the wet suit off. how to get off a wet suit. i'm going to rename it how not to. it's a nightmare. 1:45 of this guy trying get out of his wet suit. taken off the boots. it gets stuck and you have to do the hop around the boat and the boat's moving around bouncing all over the place, can't get up there we go. pop go his shoes off. >> sit down first. >> that would be way too simple nick. the way he's going to grab a hold of that an

. >> possible democratic candidates for president including jim webb martin o'malley and bernie sanders did not comment after clinton's news conference. but she did receive support from democratic senator diane feinstein. >> i think the important you thing was she stepped forward and talked to people. and i think people will be reassured listening to it. now, i know this is look the most popular political figure in the country right now. and there is an effort from an opposition party to demean and diminish her anyway they can. i think most people agree personal e-mails should be private material. i mean if i have an e-mail with my husband, i'm not an administration official but if i were should i disclose that? i don't think so. >> it's unbelievable the spinning has begun. we saw another democratic senator last night saying things that made no sense. i made no sense. they would not put up with this in their own office. they wouldn't have done -- diane feinstein would never have done that as secretary of state and hillary clinton didn't answer the question. i wonder why these democratic

i mean we think about hillary delinton or elizabeth warren or jim webb. >> maybe elizabeth warren is. i think bernie sand issues is. i think even rand paul is asking those particular questions. >> fair to assume you wouldn't necessarily be a rand paul supporter, though? >> no. i wouldn't be a rand paul supporter. but, you know, i believe that he has some of his philosophy has a lot of appeal to me. >> would you support hillary 2016? >> i -- i love hillary clinton, and that doesn't mean that i agree with everything that she says. i think that we have gone down a wrong bad road in this country, you know, towards a kind of a fwar state. scan scan. the real damage done to us by the 9-11 attacks was the damage ourselves, you know suspending -- basically treating the bill of rights -- i am a strict constit-tuesdayal constructionist and i believe that the bill of rights are sacred and that, you know, the republicans want to treat them and the mil tarrists want to treme them as if they are a luxury we can no longer stafford in our country and we can suspend habeas corpus and torture team and

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and richard rose said navy corpsman and to come home are were former senator jim webb wrote several novels one of the first in a country novels and the gold standard that won the national book award. but those that have turned into a phenomenon. like a community reach should be on the top of your list. there were two really good novels you may have heard of 15 is the short termers from the kubrick movie and another rain spent 35 years writing his novel that can amount in 2010 and it is brilliant. then going back to the quiet american is a we have a long history that brings us to today's panel made up of all of us here serving in the vietnam war all have written an exceptional books. of the blade to introduce them then we can get started. beyond the introduction. danny served as a navy corpsman said then they recalled the corpsman and served under the army. i have to aryans and dari surrounding me. and bob on my left talks about the infantryman in vietnam am president jews known story. -- and puts it into his own story. and talks about the program he was a part of. may be the one thing that

i believe jim webb is -- >> she's 86%. i've never seen it at 86%. >> because nobody would dare go up against her. but there's a lot -- as you see now in these reports, there's a lot of chatter and her whole claim, vast conspiracy, they are not part of the conspiracy and i think a lot of soul-searching democrats, like robert gibbs, finds this highly unusual and what she did yesterday could have been done eight days ago, i think there are a lot of democrats soul searching saying, is this all we've got? >> we're not impressed with yesterday's performance, the front page headline reads "hillary out of practice in the media's glare" and "go to hell" and that was her to us, i guess. and "clinton alt delete" and "deleter of the free world." actually, it's clever but i don't think it's that harmful. basically, hillary clinton, like bill clinton, stays mentally healthy by realizing there's 30% of the country that don't like them. there's no sense worrying about them. they'll get up in the morning hating the clintons. nothing she do

and former senator jim webb is the only verdict to form a exploratory committee and senator elizabethdoes little behind the scenes to discourage her ardent boosters and mrs. clinton struggles about the legality and security of her e-mail system. >> she had an incredible turn out for the press conference and not only because of the controversy around the e-mails, but years worth of pent-up demand and see how she would do taking questions in a free-for-all atmosphere. >> good news democrats are circling the wagons and she will be the nominee. but the state department is investigating this and associated press filed a lawsuit and this will go on forever. at lost for months and it is going in to 2016. >> as of ten days ago when the e-mail story just broke, hillary clinton was leading all republican contenders on the gall up poll. >> thank you, james. >> and we want to hear from you as congress turns up the heat on e-mail use. is it justified or politics as well. click on america's asking to join the conversation. >> going inside of isis and behind enemy lines. we are starting to get a loo

jim webb he's trying out a candidacy talking about he's got a populist message he's apparently trying. what do you think are his chances? >> none. right now she's got the nomination locked up. that's what's so concerning to me about what i have seen. >> already? really? >> look at the polls. >> webb is a very interesting guy but i don't think he's electable in this party right now which has shifted so far to the left. among the republicans you mentioned, i think that is in keeping with the "wall street journal" poll that found that 60% of voters want change. they want a fresh face. that's what they say right now. we'll see if they feel that way at the end. >> right. or we may have another bush/clinton race. the public is so fickle. julie, michael, thanks for being here. >>> new reports that taylor swift is insuring her long legs for $40 million. her team reportedly arguing that swift's $200 million career would suffer significantly if anything happened to her legs. a morbid thought. celebrities are of course known for protecting what they consider career-boosting body parts. julia rob

forum continues tomorrow with speeches from florida senator marco rubio and former virginia senator jim webb. jeb bush pre-recorded his speech. more throughout the day on news 4. i'm eun yang at the live desk. >> thank you. >>> right now street sweepers on the roads in falls church south of broad street today and tomorrow. later on the north side. want to double check where you're parking so you're not in the way. in d.c., you have one more week before you have to worry about parking in the sweeper's way. street sweeping was supposed to start last week but dpw says it's waiting for the snow to melt first. you'll have to follow the red and wine signs march 16th or face towing or a $45 fine. >>> a station on the penn line is closed today. how long will you have to make changes to your commute? right now we're keeping an eye on former secretary of state hillary clinton. she's expected to speak on women's rights but many people want to know about her e-mail controversy. we're looking at that too. stay with us. >>> yeah and i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. filtered sunshine coming throu

senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, former maryland governor martin o'malley, former senator jim webb. treo of liberal groups is using ongoing clinton controversy to push for elizabeth warren run. jewelry are democrats are panicked about this. >> i don't think democrats are panicked but this is the best she will do, she needs to step up game immediately. i don't know. there needs to be something done because we can not go into the national campaign with this kind of performance. what i saw yesterday, first i read it on paper. i said, okay. then i saw it live. to me, usually when you see something live they do better job than read on paper. this was worse. >> usually. >> saying democrats are panicked? >> i'm not panicked yet but i'm saying if this continues the way she will operate a shadow campaign or even a real campaign, yeah i think democrats will start to get panicked. >> dr. manny she overcome so much before i'm not sure -- >> she has this in the bag. this is plot of season 4 of "house of cards." this is exactly what will happen. other democrats get into the field to run for pres

>> wow, senator jim webb also took a pass, when asked. >> an opening, if you wanted it to talk more about why you're more of a transparent candidate? >> i think it's a good opportunity for secretary clinton to come forward and to explain the situation. >> do you think people are right to be concerned about the transparency of her e-mails? >> again, i think that the best thing is to listen to her views and people will make conclusions in a better way than i can. >> it's going to be one exciting democratic fight, isn't it? last week when a cnn reporter asked elizabeth warren about the situation, a staffer shielded her and deliberately blocked the senator from answering. warren climbed into an elevator without even looking up. i think we have more fight out of this crowd. joining us harold shave burger, and and tad devine is a strategist of some note, advising bernie sanders, who is also considering a -- why is everybody afraid to even put on the big gloves and say, yeah, it would be better on her answering they questions, or something slightly aggressive. >> i don't think anybody feels they

there is jim webb, martin o'malley. so the conversation this week was not about those guys it was like somebody call michael ben net. how about mark warner, mike bebe he a democrat right? jean shaheen. none of those people are running for president, and there is no sign that any of them will run for president, but as the beltway press lost their minds on the clinton e-mail this week this was the democratic freakout fallout from that media frenzy. it was novel and interesting. we have not seen that kind of freakout from the left. but when that public freakout finally happened this week, it was not the most coherent discussion. it was noise, interesting noise. while all of that was happening, there was all of that hubbub in the press. this week the republican field for president seems to have shrunk by one very high profile contender. there was this one politico story about the chris christie folks holding a closed door meeting in dc to try to reassure power players that he is still running. there was that one story. thei

another, jim webb.ent, both chose not to respond to that controversy before she broke her silence. take a listen. >> i think the best thing is too listen to her views and people will make conclusions in a better way than i can. >> governor anything you would like to hear from hillary clinton today? >> not really. thanks a lot. >> joining me angela wright. great to see you. >> great to see you. >> what are we going to hear from 2016 democrats if there are any when it comes to this issue? >> well i don't think that there's any there there. she said in hindsight we would have used an official e-mail too, but this is not something that's new. a lot of lawmakers don't necessarily use their house or senate e-mail addresses. many choose to use a personal one only for political fund-raising reasons not suggesting she was doing that as secretary of state, or for personal reasons, they do the same thing with their personal phones. many opt out of using the house or senate provided cell phone to avoid frankly runn

a number of democrats also spoke including former virginia senator jim webb and former maryland governor martin o'malley. >>> a dangerous situation could have taken a tragic turn if not for a standard piece of equipment that's carried by montgomery county firefighters. they were called to a home on fort fortson street. when they swrd the home a carbon monoxide detector attached to their first aid kid started binging. they evacuated and got the residents to the hospital. firefighters stay co levels in that home measured 600 parts per million. the maximum recommended level is nine. >>> three arlington residents are recovering after a porch collapsed with them on it. it happened last night on north madison street. the three were standing on the concrete porch when it gave way, dropping them about ten feet. today a relative told news4 one of the victims is hospitalized with a broken leg and back injuries. another adult was treated and a child was injured but didn't need to be hospitalized. >>> school kids in faulkier county are going to spend a full day in class this friday the 13th. that al

obviously we've seen former senator jim webb from virginia out there, a populist who can talk to whites. we have bernie sanders, the independent senator from vermont making a progressive case as well. warren is the main anti-clinton figure but there are other figures out there who do have some opportunity. >> we'll see what happens. peter hamby, thanks as always. i appreciate it. >> thanks carol. >>> duke university address it is handling of a report of sexual assault allegations against a men's basketball player who was eventually dismissed from the team. we'll dig deeper next. when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a delicious taste. grandpa! [ female

even if you look at other people, martin o'malley people talk about jim webb from virginia, bernie sanders from vermont, elizabeth warren and biden. no one's -- there's no structure. like, there's nothing there. right? i mean, am i wrong about that? >> and barack obama is one of the most gifted politicians of the last couple of decades in his party. and he pretty much eked out a primary win over hillary clinton. so you have to do certain things. you have to hire people. you have to organize. warren is not doing any of those things. >> your point being, if you are going to defeat hillary clinton, you better have a heck of an organization, a bunch of money, a bunch of funders willing to back you. it's not like somebody happens to be there and the ball's fumbled and they pick it up. >> as you point out. the lack of a primary means it's hard for the party to get her on the record on stuff that they care about. the only hope is that she'll be good on the issues if you're a democrat, a centrist, or a liberal. >> and primaries have the base of the party and members of the party exerting some cont

and i do not say that as an insult to senator bernie sanders or former senator jim webb or martin o'malley who do seem like they are running and they will try to contest the nomination against hillary clinton but honestly it's not the same. it is so much not the same that it is reasonable now to wonder if the democratic presidential primary process this year might just not have any debates in it at all because why bother? so at one level it looks like it will be easier. much easier for hillary clinton to secure the democratic party's nomination this year but winning the nomination and winning the presidency are not at all the same thing. and there is a big open a historical question of how to run for the presidency if you don't really have to run in a primary. and there's also the question of how to do that while also being hillary clinton. because being hillary clinton is not like being anyone else in the entire world. nobody else has gone from being first lady to being a u.s. senator to almost being a presidential nominee to being secretary of state, to being the all but inevitable nomin

alison: former virginia senator jim webb could be making a run for president. he has held some private meetings in south carolina with democratic party leaders there. webb says he wants to be a voice for working class americans but says his decision to run will depend largely on whether he can raise enough money. leon? leon: 600 new jobs coming to fairfax county. the virginia governor terry mcauliffe announced today that the navy federal credit union will invest nearly $115 million to expand its headquarters operation in vienna. that includes constructing a 233,000 square foot office building as well. governor mcauliffe approved a million dollar grant to help with that project. alison: b.w.i. airport is undergoing a $105 million expansion. maryland and airport officials say the investment will support the airport's growing international traffic and provide additional amenities for passengers. that includes a new security checkpoint, a connector between concourses b and e and two new gates for international carriers. the multiphase project is set to be completed

jim webb, our former senator, you know he wrote several novels one of which was fields of fire one of the first and best in-country vietnam war novels. and then tim o'brien who i guess, is sort of the gold standard. the national book award but the things they carried, which is just -- which has just turned into a phenomenon, you know high school my son read it in high school, college students read it in those community read things. that should be on the top of your list, "the things they carried." gus hasford wrote two really good novels that you may have heard of, the phantom blooper was one, the other was the short-timers which became the movie "full metal jacket." he was also a marine. and article marine, carl marlantes wrote matterhorn that came out in 2010 and it is a brilliant novel. and going all the way back to graham greene's the quiet american from 1955. so we have a long, a long history, and that brings us to today's panel made up of all of us here served in the vietnam war, all of these men have written exceptional books about the vietnam war. i'd like to introduce them to

most likely opponents include former senator jim webb of virginia, former maryland governor martin o'malleysenator bernie sanders of vermont. yet all of them are polling in the low single digits among democrats nationwide. clinton is so favored to win, the clinton loyalist james carville now says her democratic challengers shouldn't bother, quote, wasting their time. >> of course, senator webb, governor o'malley can run for anything they want, but in terms of the party, in every poll that you see shows 86% the last "wall street journal" poll was out, 86% of democrats say they're going to vote for hillary. i don't know how much data you can get, but who am i to tell senator webb or governor o'malley, both know you can't run. you're not going to win, but if you want to waste your time, that's your business. >> even governor jerry brown of california who ran an aggressive primary campaign against bill clinton in 1992, attacked hillary clinton in that as well, said last friday hillary should not be challenged. >> on 2016, do you think it would be a good thing for hillary clinton to have more co

martin o'malley jim webb bernie sanders. those are the three candidates that are actively looking at it. then of course you have elizabeth warren and joe biden who some democrats would like to see jump in. but i think both of whom would only do it if hillary clinton stumbled two or three more times. but i think what democrats are really concerned about is they need hillary clinton to hurry up and get her campaign up and running. that's the lesson many of them took away from this week is that had she had a campaign apparatus, her response to the feeding frenzy would have been quicker, would have been more nimble and instead it was flat-footed. it was late. and never mind the fact that it came across as defensive and a little bit a flashback of the '90s. but i think more importantly than ever craig, this is about democrats wanting her to hurry up and get this campaign going. >> let's look at another election now tuesday. the netanyahu race facing the political fight of his life right now. handicap the race and if netanyahu doe

jim webb a former senator and decorated war hero from virginia.s weekend, o'malley is off to iowa. his latest visit to the state that kicks off the road to the white house. >> it's wonderful to be here in des moines. >> reporter: he may be even better known on this stage. armed with a guitar and his own band o'malley's march. they performed last night at a washington fund-raiser. he is not only warming up these crowds he is subtly reminding democrats they have a choice. he called for wall street reform in an op-ed in today's des moines register a recurring theme of a potential candidacy. so far, he and other potential democratic hopefuls are tip-toeing around the elephant in the room. they are warning against a coronation but fearful of criticizing clinton. a new cnn/orc poll shows an opening. 68% of democrats say the party's chances are better with clinton on the ticket. but 30% say they are looking for an alternative. the loudest liberal voices are urging senator elizabeth warren to run, even though she has made her position known again and agai

martin o'malley bernie sanders, jim webb? >> good question. i thought this whole moment the beginning of the year would be a great opportunity for martin o'malley to go howard dean and move to iowa or new hampshire. that's what he did in 2003. and just sort of fill this void. but none of them have. none of them have jumped into this vacuum. i think it shows they are not all that serious about running. >> absolutely. >> they are going to run. she will have an opponent at some point. but so much time has gone by someone could have occupied the space. there is certainly a hungering out there among democratic activists for someone else. we hear so much talk about elizabeth warren from everyone but elizabeth warren. but there is a demand for someone else. no one has stepped into the void. >> there's room on the left but no one is stepping in to fill it. >> absolutely. thank you both so much. appreciate it. >>> coming up it's a terrifying phone call. the person on the other end claiming to be from the irs demanding immediate payment, only this call

international association of firefighters conference, the names of people who made that pilgrimage, they are jim webb former governor of maryland, joe biden and elizabeth warren. an interesting list of people who decided it was a good use of their time to go talk to the firefighters union when that's become the kind of stop for people who want to become president. who knows. we'll see. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks very much, chris. >>> to the letter that 47 republicans signed and sent over to iran to keep the nuclear deal from being negotiated, it was just meant to be a cheeky j.k., lol. that's next. why do i take metamucil everyday? because it helps me skip the bad stuff. i'm good. that's what i like to call the meta effect. 4-in-1 multi-health metamucil is clinically proven to help you feel less hungry between meals. experience the meta effect with our multi-health wellness line. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be qui

international association of firefighters conference, the names of people who made that pilgrimage they are jim webb martin o'mally, former governor of maryland joe biden and elizabeth warren. an interesting list of people who decided it was a good use of their time to go talk to the firefighters union when that's become the kind of stop for people who want to become president. who knows. we'll see. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks very much chris. >>> to the letter that 47 republicans signed and sent over to iran to keep the nuclear deal from being negotiated it was just meant to be a cheeky j.k., lol. that's next. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. if you take multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rin

>> there are a couple others who are too ideological, too far and ideological poll jim webb too far tohe right, bernie sanders too far to the left but the menu should be watching, joe biden. watch the vice president of the united states. he has had a hankering to take on hillary clinton they fought inside the administration and now would be the time if he wanted to because he has the name id air force two and the obama legacy project is a of a week, is on. let's do this thing. stuart: ten seconds left. could joe biden be the next president of the united states? >> anything is possible. are we out of time yet? stuart: sorry chris. i am sure you will be back soon. thank you for being with us today. check the share price of apple. they did youed watch. and the ipad, skeptics are out in force cheryl casone is with me. do you think we should beat betting against apple? >> there is a good case to be betting against it. the stakes are big for tim cook and what the buzz was. we can be on stage and debuted this thing and if nobody buys it you can bet against them. stuart: make your call. i you

i want to see jim webb. i want to see people all parts of the political spectrum.he will get that tough fight. >> i am not sure about that. >> after all of this, she will not have much of a fight to get the nomination. >> she is getting all of the money. >> i am a bernie sanders guy. >> you are laughing at me, aren't you stuart. [laughter] >> left of the democratic party. i believe that she will do better if she sharpens her skills with a robust competition stuart: how much damage, do you think was done yesterday? >> she has so many people that do not want her to succeed. they will come out of the woodwork and not make it easy for her. stuart: we both agreed that she gets the nomination. maybe jeb bush, scott walker. do you think she can win a presidential race? >> hold on. you just said -- i was not expect a map. >> i think that there is a good chance. not as much of a conservative as scott walker. i do think that there is a good chance that she does not win the white house even if she gets a nomination. stuart: what do your friends have to say? >> after this, i d

yes, martin o'malley yes, we're talking jim webb. >> what about joe biden?ent. i don't think so. the truth of the matter is that she is their nomination should she decide to run. she's got overwhelming odds with her. if they start campaigning against her this early, they are only hurting themselves. their problem is they want to talk more to the clinton camp so they know what they are defensing.defense ing fending. this is a reminder that this is the package. as political figures, they bring a lot of assets to the table. they are tenacious, good at connecting with voters. they have a history of pushing the envelope, into gray areas on many fronts. that's part of the full package. i'm sure it's uncomfortable sense of deja vu for democrats. are we going to answer these questions in 2016? there's that other side of the ledger. >> at some point, she's going to have to say more than a tweet. >> that's right. she will be asked at some point, if she doesn't say something -- there's an event tomorrow. cgi university event. she could say something. >> clinton global

biden, martin o'malley jim webb.se set the donors hearts aflame or the grass roots aflame, quite frankly. kristin gilebrand, john hickenlooper. there's a whole bunch of folks who potentially could jump in who have a case to make. and the person who has thought through what their game plan is would have the best chance of catching fire. >> so what are we thinking here? >> let's start with hillary has hired people to run her campaign. hillary is running for president until we learn otherwise. we would start there. but i think he's right. the list of people who are thinking about running against hillary is not the same list who would run a nonhillary environment. gillebrand is number one. big push for a woman president. gillebrand has a lot of the same donors hillary does. she has done a lot of the sort of if hillary doesn't run. she's, to me, the number one to think about. duvall patrick is another name i might throw in there. the notion that the democratic field is weak is not quite correct. biden and o'malleys are no

jim webb could run a hillary clinton as it populist, but i do not see him harnessing the desire for a much more committed progressive that some democrats are looking for. who was really there? the only name that keeps coming up is elizabeth warren. she has made no indication she wants to run at a time when these campaigns get started earlier and earlier. it is still out there. if hillary did not run, someone will have to do it. but there is no one who can take our out now that has indicated they are interested in giving it a shot. host: orlando independent. good morning. caller: i am calling, what is the big deal? we have more important things than hillary. hillary and bill have been conniving since they have been in public office. so what is different? guest: this gets to why i am skeptical about whether the donations the clinton foundation , the story with legs, a year from now, because that is what people think. what is the big? deal -- what is the big deal? but the e-mail issue goes to the core competency of the president. one of hillary's selling point is that she knows what she