i'm running for president. >> jimmy carter. >> jimmy who?know who he is. >> i picture him like one of us. >> jimmy carter grew up in a very small town in the south. plains, georgia. he had grown into a family of farmers. became a peanut farmer himself. from georgia he basically started his political ascent. >> the idea that some one from the region could aspire to national office. i mean, people didn't even try. >> yesterday, about 50,000 democrats in iowa met in caucus to choose delegates for their state party convention. former georgia governor jimmy carter did extremely well. >> the iowa caucus was something no one ever paid attention to. but carter and his team said, hey, if we go and we win, the media is going to treat us look a serious political front-runner. >> mr. carter is also deeply religious. he praise in public and speaks openly about his religious beliefs. >> carter was a person who you thought would lead america to some kind of spiritual redemption. which at the time we really needed. >> nothing has happened to night to change

jimmy carter is the ynominee of this party. >> i congratulate president carter on his victory here.emocratic party will reunite on the basis of democratic principles and that together we will march towards a democratic victory in 1980. >> people are cheering kennedy on. the enthusiasm for what he has to say is much more than the response that carter gets. >> good times and bad, in the valleys and on the peaks, we've told people the truth. >> carter then wants kennedy to come on stage and hold hands and show people that this party is unified. but when kennedy comes up, he doesn't really do that. >> there will be no pictures in tomorrow morning's papers, none for posterity, of kennedy holding carter's hand aloft. >> this is slightly awkward. >> kennedy did not win. could not win. and yet he had ripped the party apart when what they needed to win that election was full democratic unity. >> this country needs a new administration with a renewed dedication to the dream of an american. an administration that will give that dream new life and make america great again. >> ronald reagan will

when jimmy carter was president, his ambassador had to resign. why? he privately met with the plo when we had told her best friend, israel, we would not and he was caught. that same time of what i tell you about in 1979, i do not tell you to depress you. i talk about this because if there was ever a time to embrace the reagan revolution, it is now. in my research to speak tonight, i did think long and hard about what i wanted to say. if you will give me permission i want to read one passage. "do not mistake me, no reasonable man who sees the world as it is, who views the deterioration of our economy the waning of our relationship with our allies, growth of the soviet might, and the suffering of our recent past could underestimate the difficulties before us." those are not my words. those are then-candidate ronald reagan's words on the eve of his election in 1980. you see, ronald reagan, the night before, but 30 minutes of all three networks. he spoke directly to the people. that exact same speech could be spoken today. just days away before he transfo

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according to a jimmy carter told me, his mother cashed a personal check to purchase more drugs. she wrote to jimmy leading that he persuade drug companies to send her any surplus medicine and in the samples they had which he did. during her increasingly sleepless nights, she came up with what you called the craziest scheme you ever heard of. i was learning to steal for this people. she confessed in an interview decade later we had to drug salesman who sold american drugs . it was about 10 miles from us. every monday morning one of the other came to one came on a monday. i told him he longtail of how much we helped the poor. if you would give me some samples, i would write to both of them but wonderful work you are doing. he gave me the samples he had for that day. when the man from lilly paid a call, she listed the prestige of her son. she left it vague. they were quite good friends. i sit had cabinets full of medicines, she recalled. -- i soon had cabinets full of medicines, she recalled. adding the patience to the daily q and the scamming jugs when to give her transfer them ad

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rosenberg, jimmy carter's comments. how do you see that?ve tremendous respect for anybody that served in the oval office but flat-out wrong on this one. first of all, there is polling. gallup polls. >> it shows most people around the world respect america more now. do you know why, why they said that? >> i want to -- >> mr. rosenberg. >> why the people received -- answer the question that way. do you know? >> i think that it's because the contrast between the kind of diplomacy -- >> see america as weaker now and not the big bully it used to be. >> bill -- >> that may be the case but you have no data backing that up. >> i read the gallop poll. i read it. >> i think what we're seeing and if i could just make my case here that the president has been dramatically engaged in asia europe latin america. our standing in latin america has never been higher than today, diplomatic initiatives. brazilian president praising barack obama in an unparalleled way in the white house just this week. i think the premise we're not doing better is false and wron

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not everyone agrees with jimmy carter.r interview, it was clear she has learned a ton on the master she is married to. >> this has been going on for over three years. >> this is a theme used against me and my husband for many years. >> that is your characterization, not mine. >> you are starting with so many assumptions. >> that is up to the american people. >> we will let the voters make up their minds. >> i am aware of the fact it is your job to raise those. we will do our best to respond to them. mark: the clinton campaign put a rope line to keep the press back from her. >> there was no charge i violated any law. >> everything i did was permitted law and regulation. the law, but regulation did not stand in my way of being permitted to do what i did. >> have we done a lot of good with this money? yes. >> i am proud of the clinton foundation. >> i feel good about where we are. mark: sounds familiar. we will be right back. ♪ mark: when you're not watching us here, you can go to our website. our colleague has a piece up. he

of this personality rather than a realist side. >> now of course you were a speech writer for jimmy carter so you're not just kibitzing about this. you actually know something about writing speeches for politicians and a big stage. >> well, if being a speechwriter for jimmy carter can be characterized in those terms, yes. [laughter]. >> well, i choose to believe that once you've done it they can't take it away from you and you probably have a sense that the rest of us don't have of what's right and wrong and what's good and bad in situations like that. >> and what works and what especially doesn't work. >> in this case, well you said it. that's exactly right. so in some ways he began to disappoint on that day. but over time, if you look at the list of accomplishments, supporters of his will say things he was able, often very difficult circumstances to get done over the last six years. if you step away from the politics of it and simply look at kind of the track record, you'd have to assess on paper, a pretty good six years, right, from the perspective of his supporters. >> yes, you would.

trias by president jimmy carter.jimmy carter put a lot on the table including his own reputation and it were. at camp david accord through this day remains the only lasting in the middle east. jimmy carter deserves a lot of credit as to the other participants as well do you want to see how a human level diplomacy works. great, great book by every graduate school. another biography, i'm benjamin franklin an american life, a wonderful biography. benjamin franklin comes to the cages. we relate to him easily based on portrayal. on balance, this is a great man great vision lived a long life many episodes in pennsylvania as a political figure on behalf of the colonies in europe as a political figure back with the declaration of independence. that to europe representing now confederate e. of america during the revolutionary war and then comes back and worked as a key figure hoping the constitutional convention in arguing for what was a very close and in the approval of constitutional convention and the 13 states. benjamin f

>> jon: jimmy carter, president jimmy carter because-3 usually he's drunk and right afterwards he's likee go look for whores? (laughter) >> you think it's funny, don't you, mr. chuckles? i don't want to do this, but i have to! >> jon: what are you doing? oh, don't -- don't do that. no no, not the knife and forks what is that de nino's? hasan, no fine my favorite guests are my friends, denis leary, louis, colin, quinn. just put that down. >> with you that so hard, huh? >> jon: spit it out. can we focus, stewart? can we focus? let me him digest it however he wants. >> jon: it is still pizza! @life is desire asks what is written on the blue papers you've scribbled on. >> i've always wanted to know that one. (laughter) >> jon: i have been writing a novel one sentence a day for 16 years about the struggles of a female blacksmith working in a male-dominated profession. >> he's doing a joke! if i wanted a joke i would have asked someone funnier. >> god forgive me for what i am about to do, stewart. >> jon: what are you going to do? >> frank -- no! no! no! come on! no! no! don't do it! turn it o

president jimmy carter on a living a full life at 90. and, congress seeks common ground to update no child left behind. >> ifill: more than 21 million americans had personal information stolen from government files in a data breach that was six times as large as originally disclosed. the information was hacked from the office of personnel management or o.p.m., which said today it is "highly likely" that anyone who went through background checks to apply for a government position since 2000 was affected. joining us to fill in the blanks is josh lederman of the associated press, who has been covering the story. in terms of scope, we know this is huge, but how is it different from the earlier hacks we've heard about josh? >> what we're finding out now, gwen, is not only were many more americans affected than we previously knew, but just what kinds of data. we're talking about very personal data most people would be very uncomfortable knowing it's out there -- health histories, criminal histories, educational and residency backgrounds, as we

. >> i want to play one additional sound bite about foreign policy overall former president jimmy carter asked about president obama's foreign policy today. >> what about president obama's success or failures on the world stage? how would you assess that? >> on the world stage, i think they've been minimal. i think he's done some good things domestically like the health program and so forth. but on the world stage, just to be objective about it as i can, i can't think of many nations in the world where we have a better relationship now than we did when he took over. >> charles. >> i don't often agree with jimmy carter. i did many years ago. but he's right. and i think this is a question for hillary. she talks about a great experience as secretary of state. just ask her. name me one achievement, not three, one achievement of your tenure. there is no answer. all she has are disasters on her hands. and i think that's a hidden weakness which democrats are not going to expose in the primaries. but that's going to be the job of any republican nominee. >> if jimmy carter is questioning your for

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jimmy carter makes the case that the president has failed on the world stage. ralph peters will react to this comment next. >> on the world stage just to be objective by the as i can i can't think of many nations in the world who we have a better relationship now than we did when he took office. i love the outdoors, spending time with my family. i have a family history of prostate cancer. i had the test done and that was when i got the news. my wife and i looked at treatment options. cancer treatment centers of america kept coming up on the radar. so we flew to phoenix. greg progressed excellently. we proceeded to treat him with hormonal therapy, concurrent with intensity modulated radiation therapy to the prostate gland. go to cancercenter.com to learn more about our integrative therapies and how they're specifically designed to keep you strong mentally, physically and spiritually throughout your treatment. i feel great today i'm healthy, i have never been in a happier place, i can't imagine being treated anyplace else. fighting cancer has given me opportuniti

jimmy carter. >> mr. u a carter family. >> what are you looking at popeye. >> who is that? jfk. >> jfk. >> what does that stand for? >> idiot. >> who is that? >> hoover? >> dwight eisenhower. >> who are you? one of the mental patients. >> fdr. do you know what that stands for? >> franklin roosevelt. >> i honestly didn't know that. >> what is he known for. >> stlisn't there a famous builg named after him. >> if she were a president she were be babeaham lincoln. >> who is that >> taft p.m. >> taft. >> they door roast. >> strange certificate wise. >> who is that >> bush sr. >> this is ronald reagan. he was wonderful. yes. >> what's the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear ronald reagan? >> wasn't he an actor. designee cared about this country. >> what's his most famous line >> the broccoli. no that's george bush. >> i do not like broccoli. >> nixon. >> is she right? >> oh, my god that is so embarrassing. my parents if they see this. >> off with her head! >> ever watch "the o'reilly factor." >> al

it was encouraged by jimmy carter. that is not happening right now. when i went to the retirement ceremony, it was great, there were people like me and there was the speaker of the assembly of california. there were democrat and republicans at the retirement retirement of a lawyer. wouldn't it be great if everyone could serve that way again? that way we would not be turning toward 2.5 gdp spending but up to 5%. she should run on 5% plank. good times and and bad times were going to spend 5% on military funding. we'll have second forces second to none and spend the money on the marine corps and other areas. as pres. reagan said prepare for war and it will not come, don't and it will. pretty crazy. the fourth part of the platform i recommend to her is to talk like a republican intact like a democrat when it comes to energy. right now the democratic party is in the grips of the climate change extremists enthusiast. we don't don't know how much mankind contributes to it or if we can stop it. it's not in our game. another nevertheless the greens are driving

that's jimmy carter saying you failed. not quite. get my gist here, a big backer and believer in barack obama when he was running for president said to open up a new era that would be a positive one for the world, saying on the world stage, no, things haven't changed much. mort zuckerman on that. it wasn't too long ago, that the president was saying under his stewardship, the united states regained prestige, and respect around the world and jimmy carter is saying no. >> well, i have to say on this particular issue, the facts are with jimmy carter, not with president obama. we have lost a huge amount of support among our allies in europe just as a start. almost every one of them is appalled what we are doing or not doing vis-a-vis the develop of nuclear weapons with iran. they all come out in a different place. never mind in the middle east, we've lost the support of saudi arabia, egypt, jordan, all of our allies in the region, never mind israel, of course, which is put into the cross fire or crosshairs of iran who's going to have nuc

. >> former president jimmy carter and former first lady roslyn carter sat down for a wide ranging conversation including race relations, gun violence mental health and the middle east. they were interviewed at the aspen institute for just over an hour. [applause] mr. isaacson: when i told president carter we had an overflow crowd he said they all came for rosalynn, so thank you for being here as well. the 39th president of the united states and mrs. carter. welcome back to aspen. [applause] i'll start with a quick story, because kathy and i are here because of president carter. after you won the nobel prize, you were an honoree and she said, i bought tickets to that dinner. and it was at that dinner they asked me to work at the aspen institute. [applause] president carter: if he's not doing a good job, it's my fault. mr. isaacson: believe it or not, president carter is now 90. this book is called "reflections at 90." he said i went to russia last year, pretty active life both of you have. i wanted to start by looking at some travels you've done recently in this wonderful book, talking about yo

and in many ways jimmy carter is the one who shows what happens when you know too much because carterbecame notorious for micromanaging. i am sure on an iq test carter came out much higher than reagan. carter was one who thought he ought to master all the details of politics. well, the federal government executive branch is a big thing. if you try to master everything, if you spread yourself too thin he did nothing at all. the secret of his success was his focus on these two particular items. when reagan wanted to focus on this particular areas he knew enough. i can testify i can testify having read the transcripts of reagan's negotiation. it is clear that neither one is a master of all of the details of all because and each element. he was much as gorbachev and that is experts to fill in the blanks. so reagan understood that you don't have to know everything to be present. you have to know enough and then you have to know who to hire. in this case i have long had this theory that i have no way of knowing how to test this theory but that if you could somehow take all the presidential

the role of interlocutor by the president jimmy carter jimmy carter put a lot on the table includinghis own reputation. and it worked. at the camp david accord to this day remains the only lasting peace accord in the middle east. and jimmy carter deserves a lot of credit, as do the other two as well. if you want to see at human levels diplomacy actually works great, great book to be read by every graduate school that studies international studies to another biography, walter isaacson on benjamin franklin, an american life. a wonderful biography. i mean, benjamin franklin comes to these pages as a very contemporary man. we would relate to them easily based on the portrayal in this book. and on balance this is a great man. great vision to live a long life. as a political figure in pennsylvania, on behalf of the colonies in europe, as a political figure back with the declaration of independence back to europe representing now the confederacy of america during the revolutionary war. then comes back and actually serves as a key figure in the constitutional convention helping to save the d

this point in previous presidential elections, the polls, the pundits and the money said that jimmy carter couldn't win, ronald reagan couldn't win, bill clinton couldn't win and barack obama couldn't win. >> donald trump is in front with 24% of primary voters, and trump raised more eyebrows if he would consider polish for a candidate position. >> . >> as far as the debate, you look at the average national polls, trump is sitting 18% which puts him at the top of that top tier. >>> thank you doug. >>> the time is 4th 15, the woman who -- 4:15 who helped two inmates escape from prison accepted a plea deal. she developed a relationship with the two men because they made her feel special. she admitted to helping them plot their escape. she had sexual encounters with one of the men and gave nude photos of herself to the other other . a convicted spy is getting out of prison. jonathan pollard is the only u.s. citizen convicted of spying for an alley. she will be -- he will be released in november. he was arrested in 1985 for passing sensitive documents to israel. israel granted him citizenship i

presidents taft and franklin roosevelt and harry truman and dwight eisenhower and john kennedy and jimmy carternd bill clinton and department of state and department of defense and so we have a continuum through american history. this building was the largest building on the naval base. this was 9,000 square feet. and consequently it was built originally as the pay master and commander home. but the base commander realized it was a little snug and so emerged knit to a swingle dwelling of 9,000 feet. at that time key west was the command headquarters for the 7th naval district which covered everything from key west to charleston and admiral nimitz is here inspecting the base. he moved to smaller quarters and he didn't want to bounce around in 9,000 feet by himself. he left this large home sitting vacant here. nimits sees the house impressed by the top secret research done by navy and key west so he gets the home washington to learn the president of the united states has a hacking cough that he can't seem to shake so he immediately speaks up and say i have a perfect vacation venue. it's warm and

ronald reagan's challenge to incumbent president gerald ford proved to weaken ford's cases against jimmy carter1980 was al gore's criticism of michael dukakis over prison furloughs that gave george bush a central line of attack in that year's line of election. and mitt romney attacked his business record labeling him a vulture capitalist which the obama campaign used to define mitt romney well before the election. now making sure the republican party, no matter who becomes the nominee owns donald trump and his positions. >> it's shameful, and so is the fact that it took so long for most of his fellow republican candidates to start standing up to him. the sad truth is if you look many of their policies, it can be hard to tell difference. >> but i notice that the other republican presidential candidates immediately jumped on him for that, and good for them. but where were they when donald trump shot off his mouth about mexican americans? where was he then? the answer was they hid in the shadows. >> so all the restaurant presidential hopeful may not engage in the same repugnant rhetoric, make no m

that we sought clip from jimmy carter.but almost the entire sort of centrist left foreign policy establishment has abandoned obama particularly on things like ukraine. he's out there alone. he thinks that if he just promises to get a deal with iran that that in and of itself is an accomplishment. you have to stopt bomb from happening. i don't think that's going to be the case. >> does anyone think the u.s., any chance we walk away from the table or do you think one of the other powers of the table does before this is over? >> i think there's a small chance this deal will not work. i don't think the administration of abandon the whole idea of doing the deal. i think there is a small chance it falls apart. >> obama wants a deal. kerry wants a nobel. iran wants the bomb and the deal will assure all threes of those. >> and with that, sleep tight tonight tonight, kids. you're a psychiatrist. you have to prescribe medicine for all of us after. that. >> i'm ready to do it. >> thank you. thank you, panel. that's it for the panel.

. >>> en 1980, durante el gobierno de jimmy carter, estalla el Éxodo del mariel, la habana permite quea praof chala ocasiÓn y obliga a presos comunes subir a las embarcaciones que llegaron de la florida. otro momento crÍtico fue cuando cuba en febrero de 1996 derribÓ 2 avioneta del grupo exiliados hermanos al rescate. tripulados por ciudadanÍas estadounidenses. >>> y tambiÉn, causa roces, que aÚn persisten hoy dÍa, por la represiÓn de opositores como las damas de blanco. >>> en 2009, barack obama, asume el poder. para entonces, fidel castro, le habÍa cedido el poder a su hermano raÚl. >>> en diciembre del aÑo pasado, obama sorprende al mundo >>> (hablado en inglÉs). >>> anunciÓ que comenzarÍan a dar pasos para restablecer las relaciones diplomÁticas con la habana, rotas hace mÁs de medio siglo. durante la cumbre de las amÉricas en panamÁ se produce una reuniÓn cara a cara. >>> a practicar la tolerancia y convivir en paz, como buenos vecinos. >>> con este apretÓn de manos, sellaron el camino para finalizar la guerra frÍa entre 2 viejos enemigo eso. >>> se han manejado varias fechas para

. >> former president jimmy carter is usually featured at the common wealth club. tonight it's kim kardashian. >> i don't see her as beneath anyone. i believe that she has something to say. >> the plisz auditor and the judge will conduct the conversation and be prepared in reviewing the 445 selfies in the stars new book titled selfish. >> one of the things they want to talk about is race and why she is married to a black man. i want to talk about body imagine and woman. >> kardashians appearance comes of a branch of the club and trying to attract a young er crowd and speaks like yahoo ceo. this has critics disappointed in the club. >> that's not what they were about. we get that from other sources. we certainly don't need that from them. >> fans have a different take. >> she is going talk about the way that woman are object and what they are. >> hundreds are paying to hear her tonight. in san francisco tyler with abc 7 news. >>> apple will end up paying $450 million after losing a court challenge on e books. today an appeals court upheld the verdict that found appl

this was the lowest moments in jimmy carter's life because not only was this a failure, it was a fiasco. he was walking back to his cabinet. his secretary gave him some photographs. some pictures to give to his grandchildren of carter begin inside out. three men sitting on the porch of the aspen lodge of the presidential cabin. carter had gotten the secretary to call and get the names of begins nine grandchildren. he signed to each of them ensign love jimmy carter. he had to take the pictures back and he never wanted to see him again but he felt obligated so he went back to the cabin and he was absolutely icy. hello, mr. president. i just came to say goodbye. goodbye, mr. president. he handed him the envelope and said i got this for your grandchildren. he pulled out the pictures and thought it was signed one after another and he began to weep. carter said i hoped i could write this is where your grandfather and i made peace in the middle east. he went back to tell him the agreement was off. one human moment after 13 days made all the difference. >> host: this is one of those e-mails fro

jimmy carter put a lot on the table including his own reputation and it worked.he camp david accord to this day remains the only lasting peace accord in the middle east and jimmy carter deserves a lot of credit as to the other two as well that if you want to see howard human levels diplomacy actually works a great look and ought to be read by every graduate school at but studies international studies. another biography a wonderful biography. benjamin franklin comes to the contemporary man. he would relate to him easily based on the portrayal of this book and on balance this is a great man, great visit with her long life had many -- to that life is a political figure in pennsylvania and a political figure on behalf of the colonies in europe, as a political figure back with the declaration of independence back to europe representing now the confederacy of america during the revolutionary war and then comes back and serves as a key figure in the constitutional convention helping to save the day really for the constitutional convention are for duma was a very close t

says that she ought to ron on a platform of rebuilding as jimmy carter did in 1980. i'm sure general spiese will remember the turnaround that occurred in 19791980 that was led by then secretary of defense harold brown, encouragement jimmy carter or that is not happening now. although ash carter is a terrific secretary of defense, i think and bob work is terrific under-secretary. i went to the retirement ceremony of general spiese and it was great. there were people like me and there was the speaker of the assembly of california. there were democrats and republicans at the retirement of a warrior and serviceman of this country would they be great if everyone supported the department of defense of that passion again-- [applause]. >> we would not be trending towards 2.5% gdp spending, but up to 5% in the third platform ice suggested wishy run a 5% plank are good times and bad times and you will spend fighting-- 5% of gdp. we will buy ships and airplanes we don't need and bombs we will never drop just so we don't have to and we will keep the marine corps at 200,000 speci

i interviewed jimmy carter, former president jimmy carter on this program last night.things, he complimented bernie sanders. he said he's been bolder than hillary clinton when it comes to income inequality and other liberal issues. how do you see that? we have been talking about this for several weeks about how sanders is drawing bigger crowds. how do you see the dynamic playing out? bernie sanders playing to the left of the party and what it's doing to the campaign. >> there always has been a progressive element in this country at many of our fine universities and he's playing for that element. that element is not big, not even big within the democratic party. he does not get the working class, the suburban voter or by and large african-american/latino voters so there is a huge ceiling to what he can do. for hillary clinton to fear him is wrongheaded. she's still the big winner no matter how many crowds he can get in university towns. secondly, she lives in a country where people are more suspicious of government than they are business and, in my view, on substantive

we even made it through jimmy carter. we will make it through the obama years.e will do this. >> [cheering] [applause] rick perry: you know, the fundamental nature of this country is our people never stay knocked down. we get back up. we dust ourselves off. we move forward. and you know what? we will do it again. >> [applause] rick perry: i want to share some important truths with my fellow americans today, starting with this truth. we don't have to settle for a world in chaos and an america that shrinks from its responsibilities. we don't have to apologize for american exceptionalism or her western values. >> [applause] rick perry: we don't have to accept slow growth that leaves behind the middle class, that leaves millions of americans out of work. we don't have to settle for crumpling bureaucracies. we don't have to resign ourselves to death, decay, and slow growth. we have the power to make things new again. to project america's strength again and to get our economy going again. >> [cheering] [applause] rick perry: and that is why today, i am running for the

. >> remember, evangelical christians used to be on jimmy carter's side, because he's evangelical.got to use religion fair while. and the guys who did that-- there are whole books written on in-- they weren't religious at all. theyented to use religion as a tool to get more tax cuts and deregulate so they could poison the earth and make an extra buck doing it. now the pope is drawing line saying, "no no, i don't want you to poison the earth." and they're like, "whoa! that's not the deal we had." i thought we had a deal! what's up with this? we'll be right back, right after this. get ready to be obsessed. sweetarts soft and chewy ropes. with no artificial flavors or colors. new from sweetarts. wanna get roped in? comedy central captioned by media access groua1h wgbh access.wgbh.org ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: okay, that's our show. i want to thank 'r panelists. kerry coddett, jenky ing? >>, and jim gaffigan. follow us on facebook and twitter. a very special show it were night, bree newsome, the woman who took the confederate flag in south carolina down by herself will be joini

." >>> coming up on "morning joe," former president jimmy carter will come to reflect on life at 90 and thoughts on the upcoming election and why he thinks john kerry is one of the best secretaries of state ever. >>> plus, president obama steps up efforts to counter the isis propaganda machine, saying he went to battle for the hearts and minds of a generation. more on his plan and reaction from the former ambassador to iraq chris hill within le joins us live as well. >> that and much more coming up next on "morning joe." . >>> now, it's you know i hope we don't have the flashback of your life da da da da da da da. >> that would work right? >> exactly. >> that would work. >> good morning. this is a conversation you will never know anything about. it's great to have you here. mark hal per son, there are nine leads today. >> at least. >> at pleft. >> name them them. >> oh my goodness iran iran greece. >> wrong. >> iran greece the death of jerry weintraub. >> oh boy, that is a sad one. >> bernie mania. trump-a-licious. and then bill cosby and there are some sports-related stuff. >> yeah. >>

even jimmy carter the other day.immy carter said that he couldn't think of one country that we had a better relationship with today than the day barack obama became president. we need to put the world back in order. we need to get our economy growing again. i'm a guy who can get that done. not only do i have the strength to be able to stand for my principles but the other part of it is i know how to work across the aisle. i've worked with other people. i'll help bring those things to washington, d.c. again. that's the only reason to be president if you think you can really improve our country. >> a former u.s. attorney who understands how the department of justice should work. >> i'll have a real attorney general as president. >> that i like. >>> thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it, governor. good luck on the campaign trail. its was a pleasure. >>> next another shocking planned parenthood video has emerged. one presidential candidate is blasting the democratic contenders for their deafening silence on

i would say compared to theal termtives, jimmy carter probably made the right decision. >> fascinating to have your perspective today, professor. really appreciate it. >>> and cycling now, hillary clinton is in iowa today and a second former president says that she has this race locked up. >> i don't think there's much doubt she's going to get the democratic nomination. >> but is it too soon to crown clinton the nominee with sanders bringing out crowds like this? >>> plus the cosby admission that everyone is talking about today? what it means for the court cases against him? >>> and, by the end of the show you are going to care about what is happening in greece more than you ever have been before or at least that is my goal as "the cycle" rolls on it's tuesday, july 7th. ya know, viagra helps guys with erectile dysfunction get and keep an erection. talk to your doctor about viagra. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset

. >>> today, former president jimmy carter will offer a glimpse into his past during a book signing at library of philadelphia. carter's book "reflections at 90" takes a look back at the life and legacy of the 39th president. the event opens s starts at noon and is open to the public. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> getting a comfortable start this morning, the skies are clearing out. sunshine is nice and bright already. we'll see a lot of sunshine today. there are a few clouds but scattered clouds. you can see them in this view of center city. plenty of sunshine and the temperatures right now are in the 60s and 70s. but we'll be well into the 80s this afternoon. doylestown, 67 degrees. humanity is down in philadelphia at 74 and at 75 right now in cape may. just a few scattered clouds over south philadelphia. that's citizens bank park. you can see breaks in the clouds for blue skies. we'll see plenty of sunshine today. the good news is we'll see this wind northwesterly wind look at the arrows 15 mile-an-hour wind in reading. it's 14 miles an h

. >>> today former president jimmy carter was in philadelphia also exciting promoting his new book. carter signed copies of a fuel life reflects at 90 here at the free library in center city. in his new memoir carter reflects on his upbringing including his time as a peanut farmer and his term as president in the white house. the book looks at his humanitarian fork for which he received a nobel peace prize in 2002. >> hundreds of dancers from around country are in new jersey hoping to take home a big prize. the dance explosion national dance finals have been running at the wildwood convention center all week long. today marked the second to last day of competition. the finals wrap up tomorrow with group performances and if you want the head down and watch by the way admission is free. >>> talk about that weekend how the weather is shaping up after a very busy day. >> what a difference a day makes. this time last night i was tracking a squall 39 brought two tornadoes, one in berks county, one in new castle county and now. >> beautiful. >> complete 180 with our whether it's so nice. s