speaking of "never appropriate "-- (laughter) it is important to remember, as joe biden giveth, joe biden taketh away. >> my son is attorney generics a year in iraq, people would come to him about what was happening at home in terms of foreclosures, in terms of bad loans that were being -- i mean, these shylocks who took advantage of these women and men while overseas. (audience reacts) >> jon: for those of you who may not know it -- (laughter) -- the shylocks are not an old-school r&b group from the seventies -- (laughter) -- but, in fact, are a reference to the stereotypically go deskly greedy jewish money lender, which reminds me (bleep) shakespeare! (bleep) you! (cheers and applause) (laughter) waiting 400 years to get that off my chest. (laughter) pulling out a 17th century greedy jewish stereotype is a pretty deep cut. nobody really uses that word anymore. they retired it to the racist hall of fame between al jolson's tin of shoe polk and a jersey reading redskins jersey here. but biden had a slip of the tongue. hardly disqualifies him from -- roll the tape. >> i stopped in singapor

for more on joe biden's recent blunders, joined by senior casual racism correspondent, michael che. michael, thanks for joining us. (cheers and applause) i gotta tell ya, hillary clinton has to be overjoyed to see a challenger flame out like this. >> are you kidding, jon? this is the first real threat to her campaign. i mean, sure, it's nice to have asians and jews on board but if joe biden can fill up the old white racist vote, he'll bun stoppable! (laughter) >> jon: you thought the joe biden thing was a bet we were doing? (mumbling) >> what? >> jon: a lot of you don't know this. today is michael che's last day on the "the daily show." (audience reacts) i know. but he's going to be co-anchoring weekend update on s.n.l. (cheers and applause) we're very excited for michael. so we concocted this whole bit so he wouldn't know we were planning a little something for him. tonight marks kind of an end of an era and we get to say farewell. it remind me when john oliver left in the same way. >> he was here for seven years. i have been here for, like, three months. >> jon: you were here for,

demockolypes2016, joe biden. we all love joe biden. last week i bought an insurance policy from him. (laughter) but of the united states, he will not be president. not that he doesn't have an impressive resume. for instance, as senator he sponsored the violence against women act and still speaks passionately about the issue. >> it's never, never, never the woman's fault. this whole culture, for so long, has put the onus on the woman. what were you wearing? what did you say? what did you do to provoke? that is never the appropriate question. >> jon: you know what? you never hear that enough. you never hear that enough. and that never is the appropriate question. speaking of "never appropriate "-- (laughter) it is important to remember, as joe biden giveth, joe biden taketh away. >> my son is attorney generics a year in iraq, people would come to him about what was happening at home in terms of foreclosures, in terms of bad loans that were being -- i mean, these shylocks who took advantage of these women and men while overseas. (audience

so joe biden could, you know, surprise a lot of people. >> reporter: at the age of 71, five years older than clinton, this is clearly biden's last stand. after two failed runs in 1988 and 2008. and while he's not taken any dramatic steps toward organizing a third bid, he has been collecting chips by headlining fund-raisers for key senators like mark udall and mary landrieu as democrats struggle to keep control of the chamber in the midterms. >> he is electric. people really respond to him. you know, i this i that generally and publicly kind of make some jokes about some bidenisms and he's always off the cuff. off the cuff works. >> reporter: his best asset may be that authenticity, on display recently when he met with the nation's oldest female veteran, 108-year-old lucy coffey. >> every time i had a good-looking date, there would be some better looking guy come along. >> reporter: and played along as president obama upstaged him. >> it's so nice to meet you. >> i'm the guy that loves you. >> reporter: of course, off the cuff can lead to gaffes. biden is sometimes a punch line. but with

i mean, everyone loves joe biden.n fact, i was quite frankly surprised in the 2008 race, i thought he was going to do a lot better than what happened in the iowa caucuses because everywhere i went, people love joe biden, but obama was just running through iowa and he was -- >> up against obama and hillary. >> and hillary both. i think joe biden would make an outstanding president but i just don't know if hillary gets in the race, will he run? i don't know. ask him. >> but you know him. >> oh, i love joe biden. he is great. he is just -- he's just good all around. he's got everything it takes to be a good president and he's been a great vice president. >> there are lots of people that have run that probably would have made great presidents over time. i guess the question is now for someone you've worked so long with and you see the hillary clinton bandwagon sort of growing as it goes along, what's your advice to him? >> to joe biden? hang in there. you never know what tomorrow brings. keep doing what he's doing. he's b

joe biden at 15%, are you just saying i'm only here in case she doesn't run. m only here paubecause the dae announces that he becomes irrelevant in washington as vice president. >> look at the speech biden gave about isis, the passion he showed, we'll follow them to the gates of hell. activists in the democratic party saying we're with clinton, she's our front-runner but martin o'malley, amy klobuchar from minnesota, bernie sanders, there's room for a battle. >> clinton wants people to run. she doesn't want to be out there by herself probably because you don't want all the attention if you're running and she wants to get in the groove so she can get tested. >> i bet bill clinton will tell other people to run but not jerri brown. it was back in 1992. one more break. tomorrow's news today. our reporters and their notebooks get you out ahead of the big political news still to come. get 4 lines for just a hundred bucks a month. with unlimited talk, text and now up to ten gigabytes of 4g lte data. no overages no contracts we'll even buy you out of yours. so make the

joe biden is thoughtful but not methodical. that clip you just showed of joe in portsmouth, new hampshire. you have to realize he's within a 45-minute drive of the parents of jim foley who was executeded two weeks ago. joe was unafraid to express out loud the horror most americans feel about these executions and about what might be on the horizon. everybody uses the phrase war-weary. you used war-wary and we ought to remember, all of us, ought to remember with all of the talk, all of the op-eds, all of the radio conservative right wing talk, all of the tweets that 50 years ago this summer, chris, the gulf of tonkin resolution was passed. 11, 12 years later there were 58,000 names on a wall in washington, d.c. we are going to get isis. we're going to clean their clock. but let's pump the brakes and do it the correct way with a bunch of other nations in a coalition. >> here is the question i brought to you about the visceral reaction i felt during the hostage crisis. i hated every day. i loved the job. i'd go to a bar and people w

the judge in virginia cuts through the mcdonald's desperate legal defense and joe biden musters his troops but we start tonight with this horrific challenge to the united states. how do we, how does the president deal with these beheadings? how does any president sitting in the oval office sleeping in the white house knowing this is going on, that's promise of more beheadings than could at the present rate reach 60 by the next inauguration. does this mean more? in astonia on the eve after nato conference, strong wording stating justice for steven sotloff's killers. >> whatever these murderers think they will achieve by killing innocent americans like steven, then they have already failed. they failed because, like people around the world, americans are repulsed by their barbarism. we will not be intimidated. their horrific acts only unite us as a country and stiffen our resolve to take the fight against these terrorists. and those who make the mistake of harming americans will learn that we will not forget and that our reach is long and that justice will be served. >> our reach is long and

we have to talk about vice president joe biden. gloria, this is coming to you. got to plate sound. he talked a little while ago this afternoon, absolutely went off talking about isis, the beheading of a second american, steven sotloff. gloria, i'm coming for you on the other side. take a listen. >> and when people harm americans, we don't retreat. we don't forget. we take care of those who are grieving. and when that's finished, they should know, we will follow them to the gates of hell until they are brought to justice. because hell is where they will reside. hell is where they will reside. >> that, gloria borger, is in stark contrast from some of the words we have heard from the president. is there a disconnect? >> well, you know, joe biden and barack obama are like the into each other's yang, right? they're just such different kinds of politicians. and believe it or not, joe biden was probably saying the same thing that barack obama was saying today. but in it a -- you know, in a very different way. >> is that the vcht's -- vice president's role? >> yeah, i d

[ applause ] >> vice president joe biden unleashed. but is it all for show, or is he prepping for a white house run in 2016? >> what the hell are we talking about? >>> a shocking celebrity scandal that could affect you. a hacker posts sensitive photos of celebrities, and the internet world is up in arm. some say it's their own fault. we'll have a factor investigation. >>> caution, you are about to enter the no-spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >>> hi, i'm laura ingram in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching tonight. let's get straight to our top story. of course, news reports say that a second american journalist, steven sotloff, who had been threatened with death at the hands of isis thugs, has in fact been beheaded. his death follows that was james foley who was killed just last month. today fox news' james rosen asked the state department spokeswoman if this reported second beheading will escalate the administration's approach to isis. >> does the obama administration consider this an act of war? >> we certainly -- i'm n

martha: he's hearing this from joe biden, elizabeth warren, al franken. you know, some people on observe what the president's posture is on this and say it's all part of the plan, that now you've got the uae offering help, military help coming in from germany, that he's working this entire situation behind the scenes and keeping a lower profile because he doesn't want to go it alone, he wallet withs everybody in. -- he wants everybody in. do you think that's what's happening? >> no. i do think he doesn't want to go it alone. i think he's terrified of taking action. this man, who we elected twice, seems incapable of making difficult decisions. as though it's some sort of deep psychological problem. but as far as coalition building goes, we need to get past the politics. remember, the left just excoriated bush, the younger, for not having a coalition, not having the world behind him. he had 48 nations onboard when we went into iraq in 2003. five out of every six contributed troops. his father built a tremendous coalition in desert storm. and obama is not go

. >> joe biden gave the weekly address in place of president obama who return from the nato summit in wales. he outlined the administration efforts in reviving the economy and raising the minimum wage. dan sullivan gave the republican response. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is joe biden, i'm filling in for president obama, while he addresses the nato summit in wales. when the president and i took office in january of 2009, this nation was in the midst of the greatest economic crisis since the great depression. our economy had plummeted at a rate of 8% in a single quarter -- part of the fastest economic decline any time in the last half century. millions of families were falling underwater on their homes and threatened with foreclosure. the iconic american automobile industry was under siege. but yesterday's jobs report was another reminder of how far we've come. we've had 54 straight months of job creation. and that's the longest streak of uninterrupted job growth in the united states' history. we've gone from losing 9 million jobs during the financial crisis to creating 10 million jo

what do you think of joe biden's speech. there. >> you know better than anybody else that america has always been a opportunity. i just get very worried that government leaders and business leaders all need to stay focused on this equality of opportunity. this whole minimum wage argument is very interesting. a federal way to approach this is really silly. we are different all over the country. more importantly, you start raising the minimum wage. shareholders want to make more. their income needs to go up. they've got to cover that cost. you end up having to take jobs out or automate whatever you are talking about. at the end of the day you end up providing higher wages. shortly, you promoted people. gave them all money. if you just give them more money because they are there in the government says you have to do this, you are not helping that person. >> that is right. we wanted a certain standard. certain training and so forth. the minimum wage jobs in this country largely go to teenage middle-class people. there are some p

>> well, joe biden has decades of experience. was elected to the senate from delaware. so he has decades of experience. he chaired the senate foreign relations committee. so he has the experience factor which is one reason why president obama chose him in the first place. the cons is that joe biden tends to miscommunicate a little bit. he tends to -- >> you're being polite. >> i am being polite. >> joe says some crazy stuff. >> he did say some things that are regrettable. yes. that's his problem is that he's gaffe prone. this is so different. usually the vice president is the front runner. but you have hillary clinton. it reminds me a lot of 1968 where robert kennedy was really the one to look at. he had been in the cabinet and then -- but he was the outsider within his own party. so that was an interesting dynamic. i think that's what we're seeing play out here with hillary clinton. but if she falters, joe biden is right there ready to walk in. >> he's standing by ready to lead and say something crazy. all right. we called her i

. >>> coming up our five things and joe biden is in iowa.comics beat him there. >> iowa this week three days after hillary clinton's high profile return to the state. yep. he'll spend two days there. one campaigning another stuck in a corn maze. what shall we do for dinner? pizza! with a little help, it's easy to whip up a great meal on a week night. pepperoni on your side... more pepperoni. cheers! pillsbury pizza crust. make dinner pop >>> let me make something clear to you. i ain't going away. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was then presidential candidate joe biden back in 2008 promising people of iowa he ain't going anywhere as he bowed after the race after a fifth place finish in the caucuses. iowans with, he's back to officially visit a group of nuns. in the wake of hillary clinton's visit three days ago, officially we're thinking 2016. here is why. in five things is joe biden. running for president. >> a six-year reunion. they held a biden alumni call for those that helped him run in 2008. he reportedly clicked on the call at 7:00 p.

we're talking about 2012 he was vice president joe biden.gesting that a president romney would start a war in syria. >> he said it was a mistake to end the war in iraq and bring all of our warriors home. he implies by the speech that he's ready to go to war in syria and iran. >> marc thiessen the former speech writer to george w. bush and a fellow at the enterprise institute. mitt romney would start a war in syria, marc! >> that clip right there sums up why the american people say in polls show if the election were held again today mitt romney would win by nine points. the obama foreign policy is an absolute disaster. and in iraq and syria, it's a self-inflicted disaster. and precisely for the reason of what joe biden said in those quotes. our military commanders warned president obama that if you withdraw all of our troops, it's going to create a vacuum in iraq that the terrorists will fill. according to leon panetta, the entire national security team warned him that he needed to train and arm the syrian rebels or that would fill a vacuum i

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but the harshest rhetoric has been from vice president joe biden. take a listen to the vp yesterday. >> should know, we will follow them to the gates of hell until they are brought to justice. because hell is where they will reside. hell is where they will reside. >> okay. bret baier has a source who said this. chase them to the gates of hell. how the blank are we going to do that when we can't even leave the front gate of our base. and colonel ralph peters last night said, really? we won't even krolgs the border into syria. tough talk from the vp. but we go back to the words versus action. >> we put troops in to protect american facilities, which is exactly what we're doing. if you're going to have a journalistic statement, you might have more than one source -- >> are you questioning bret baier? >> i don't know bret baier's source, that's the whole point. are there two, three, four people saying the same thing? as i understand it -- >> you do agree that the message from joe biden delivered right there is vastly different from the message of presid

they were being held on charges including armed robbery and attempted murder. >>> vice president joe bidenaking some headlines this week, not the type he may have wanted. another series of his verbal gaffes known as bidenisms and some say that could be something we'll hear more if he decides to run for the white house in 2016. what does this mean for the joe biden watch? contributing editor and writer for conservative magazine, ellen radener, and jim, good to see you. jim, when you see the vice president out there, it's kind of like that political classic, the last hoorah. what do we expect? >> our like cartoons where the co-yoetty goes over the cliff and only then does he fall. i think vice president biden is a nice guy. everybody who knows him likes him. he has essentially no chance to vv nominee or to be elecele, between being crushed by hillary in the primaries and the burden of being inheritor of the obama/biden tenure in office over the last eight years, i think it's uphill for him and we haven't gotten to what he keeps uttering. >> he mentioned the work shy lock and talked about the

joe biden was there today. he went the arkansas after a tornado. hasn't been invited back yet. the white house says they don't expect the president to get invitations to most of these states. his main job is raise money and then do targeted ads to generate turnout. african-american turnout could be the difference if the president can get them to vote without causing more harm than good. >> and republicans clearly want the affordable care act, obama care, to be a key issue in these races? >> they do. although that's one of the fascinating question. you have to go state by state by state. in some states the democrats say the president's health care plan is not as big of a liability as they thought it would be. because the president is spending so many time on foreign affairs, this isis confrontation, the beheadings, an issue in some of these other races. the foreign policy crises are having an impact on the president's approval rating. >> normally in year six of a two-term presidency, the party and power in the white house does not necessarily do well in the midterm election. >>

. >> tamron hall has more on the exclusive interview with joe biden. the 20th anniversary of his violence against women act. >> the ravens did the right thing. fired him immediately. you can argue they should have done it sooner. they didn't want it. whatever the reason is, it's happening. >> should the nfl's roger goodell be sacked? can condi rice save the league from itself? congressional consent. president obama will detate the strategy to combat isis tomorrow night. will he need approval to go after isis or will members prefer not to be. >> what the president has to say today and we will make decisions on how to go forward. until we know the strategy, we don't know what will be involved. >> certainly there is quite a very varying view and the big question is boots on the ground and what that constitutes. >> i'm andrea mitchell in washington. just down i-95 from the ravens in baltimore, the source of outrage and the team. roger goodell suspended the running back indefinitely after tmz sports posted this video yesterday, showing rice punching his now

hillary clinton and joe biden expected to speak.lary clinton we expect to speak around noon eastern time, of course when that occurs or when vice president joe biden begins to speak, we'll go back to this event live for you. >>> in other news this morning -- in addition to vice president joe biden, president obama and hillary clinton, as i said, are also expected to take the stage at that event, in the meantime on capitol hill the senate has given the go ahead for the president to arm syrian rebels. thanks to the house that critical vote was tucked into the bill that would keep the government running. yesterday dana bash asked harry reid why the senate wasn't having a standalone vote on isis? let's just say he dodged the question. >> it's a complicated issue. the house has acted. we got the bill last night and we're going to vote on what they sent us. i think it's important that we have the ability to arm and train the rebels. it's the way we're developing an international coalition and i feel comfortable where we are. >> reporter:

when i said it would be impressive for joe biden to hit 20%, it would be impressive for joe biden to would be impressive for any democrat to hit 20% against hillary because she's a juggernaut whose path to the nomination is all but assured and would require some major reversal in democratic politics, american politics, the world stage, to derail her. so, yes, there are obviously some -- she's going to have some problems generating the level of enthusiasm that obama generated in 2008, that an insurgent candidate would generate. there's going to be a lot of stories between now and 2016 about how, you know, does hillary have enough energy? do her supporters have enough energy? and that will matter in the general election. but in the primary campaign she's running, she's winning and we should expect those two facts to continue for the next two years, god help us. >> so why are we even talking about it? >> i don't think she'll have a problem keeping enthusiasm up. i think that the issue -- you know, yesterday's speech was not a stem winder. it was about the midterm elections and so i thin

it would seem to me that if bernie sanders is going to hold three town haul meetings and joe biden isng to be out of the spotlight there's a lot of calculation being made in iowa coming up on sunday. what do you think? >> yeah, let me tell you, int indianola, it's what the republican iowa straw poll is to the gop so this is really a kickoff. an amazing thing to see hillary clinton and bill clinton same people at the last harken event where a steak fry last always been where you want to be if you're a democrat politically and this is the one where there will be tears for tom harkin because it's the last one. >> well, bill clinton and tom harkin have been friends for a long, long time and, of course, hillary, as well but it's out of respect if it's not out of politics, but it is politics and i mean this is probably one of the most clear indications that hillary is running, don't you think. >> oh, i think so. i mean, i think it's one of these things we keep asking is hillary running. she is running until she's not running and there's no indication that she's not. the interesting thing i

joe biden, though, coming in second there with 15%.u think hillary already has this thing locked up? or is there room for a more populist candidate to her left? >> right now, nobody's got it locked up. go back to president truman, to the '08 campaign, to a governor from arkansas that nobody had ever heard of. no such thing as a lock in american politics. it's like college football, why you play the games. >> indeed. and i think 2008 is certainly testament to that. robert hoops, thank you so much. >>> and up next, what causes a person to stay in an abusive relationship? meredith vieira comes forward with her very personal answer to that story after the break. >> and then it went beyond that to actually taking his hand and grabbing hi face and saying, i could ruin your career if i wanted to and no one would want you. >>> it's time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. harold, the owner of eight cousins bookstore in massachusetts had an idea, get customers to shop local with a where's waldo scavenger hunt. it was so successful

senator joe biden wrote the law. it strengthened protections for victims and toughened penalties against anyone who abused women. this week vice president biden spoke to msnbc's tamron hall about it. >> i'm very proud of the violence against women act that we passed a law. societal change has taken place. it takes time. but i really believe it's taking root and we have an obligation to just keep pushing it. >> obligation to keep pushing it. despite progress, domestic violence is still a problem all over the country. and this video from tmz sports of ray rice and his then girlfriend really illustrated the problem this week. and it touched a nerve across the country because we saw it. and that's why there's a laser focus on nfl commissioner roger goodell and questions on the league's handling of the controversy and it's why senators are demanding a zero tolerance policy in the nfl and it's why the house judiciary committee is demanding transparency in the investigation. today, sources tell nbc that rice says he told co

there is always an outside thing that joe biden may figure his last hurrah. ms when she announces this in january she will announce she'll run probably. we all think it probably. does biden athouns bf that or does this shut him off and he says, well, i can wait until january. if he waits he won't run. he won't announce after she announces. your thoughts about the interest aring scrabble over who's first. >> my understanding is biden is unlikely to run if hillary does, period. if she waits until april he could maybe rumble. by her talking about january, that closes the door. joe biden had trouble raising money in 2008 when he ran. if donors know hillary clinton will announce in january i'm not sure who will say money will buy or join the staff in december if they know hillary will announce the week after and she'll be ahead by 70 points in the polls. >> who does she want to run against? my hunch is she wants sparring partners. hold a convention in new york and be crowned? that's too much, i think. what do you think she thinks? >> i think it would benefit her to

do you think the president was pissed off at joe biden for saying what he was supposed to say? >> he was thinking give them hell it was an expression to be used. i have another analogy. >> excellent. >> bear with me. this is like a wildfire. so the uae and the uk are closer to the flame. they have to take extra precaution, but the fire is going to spread and it will take a group effort to put it out. our president is only trying to contain the fire. he is putting a little water on there. if we don't attack it at the source then we will all burn. >> that's poetic. >> the president when he is thinking about doing things like that -- i just want to point out how proud she looks. >> that was a pageant answer for terrorism. you would have used ms. usa for that. >> i'm sorry. go ahead, buck. you are way more knowledgeable. >> here is my theory on this before i move on. i mentioned this in a number of ways. isis is not that different in craziness from anybody that came from before. there has always been beheadings. >> the saudi government. >> as a message to others. >> things in this

we have t joe biden speaking forcefully. i don't think that isis is a state, it is gang, using video as a weapon with horrifying images of who they are beheading. neil: they have $2 million a day. >> but the question is, if -- if it is only u.s. taking up arms against isis, we play into their ideology, we have to bring turky and syria. neil: you support 39' presidents coalitionapproach. >> how do you get a coalition if you go on television in that famous tan suit conference, and say, we don't have a plan. if you go to nato, 4 of -- so you have 24 states well under the spending amount, and say, we need money from you to help us fight isis. >> wait, president -- i am sorry, president did not say we don't have a plan, he said we don't have a strategy to deal with the situation in syria that is different. >> but syria is heart of the -- >> if the general is right, the problem is syria, they are all in syria, h has ni stwraepblg stragty -- strategy for syria. >> we need to -- >> what liz said, it is not a state, may be not a stat

joe biden is the most real politician you have. he does say what's on his mind. into trouble. >> you and i spent a lot of time reporting on vice president biden. these are a part of who he is as a politician. >> it's hard to manage because so much of what is appealing about him to a lot of voters is the fact that he is authentic and doesn't always seem scripted and says things he shouldn't say. how do you allow him to be that politician and try to avoid gaps that are distracting to what he was supposed to be talking about. there few people who could say what the purpose of what joe biden was. they only know about the gaps. >> it's a great conversation. thanks so much. and coming up, another pro football player arrested making a tough situation even worse for the nfl. where is roger goodell. ? pennsylvania a funeral for 38-year-old corp rail brian dixon killed in an ambush outside his barracks last week. a massive manhunt for 31-year-old eric fry. an anti-government survivalist and he made statements about law enforcement officials and to commit mass acts of murder

s/ joe biden, vicepresidente de ee.uu. (nat up). hoy que estados unidos necesita la fuerza laboral ms preparada y capacitada del mundo. las compaÑas incluidas en el programa garantizaran el acceso a pasantas y entrenamientos. algo que los expertos dicen puede abrirle puertas a muchos. s/ luis maldonado, asociación de colegios y universidades hispanas "lo importante del entrenamiento es que está bien enfocado en reas donde hay muchos espacios todavía por llenarse en el mercado de empleos" se anticipa que la oportunidad tambin sirva para adultos que estn desempleados o descontentos con sus actuales trabajos y que quieran cambiar de industria a empleos bien pagos y con alta demanda. s/ randy serrano, @randytelemundo "esto, dice la casa blanca, es solo el comienzo. indica que en el presupuesto de 2015 el presidente barack obama incluyó seis-mil- millones-de-dólares para fomentar la relación entre compañías e instituciones educativas de este tipo. cesar ---la policia de napa esta advirtiendo a los residentes a tener cuidado con timadores

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even though we talk about clinton, warren and sanders, i make a bit of a case for joe biden. i don't know if he has troops on the ground, o'malley, thinking about 2016, has a staff presence in iowa. i don't know what joe biden can do. >> he's the vice president, that's a big deal. >> but he has to make stronger positive steps, because we are at the end - close to the end of 2014. you have to put folks in place by the middle of next year at worst. >> when you talk about putting these folks in place, how will barack obama's approval rating, which has dropped. how will that affect the run. bush is the reason dick cheney can't run. >> sore to say this, any -- sorry to say this, any candidate - part of the campaign is running against the legacy of president obama. because the poll numbers are low, because there's unfulfuled promises. some of their strategy going into 2016 has to be able to pick up on the momentum or the coalitions, but run a little against some of his messaging and policies. >> how do you think that will affect the balance of power af november? >> i think the repu

let's switch to joe biden.es to the gates of hell because that's where you belong. >> i loved that speech. >> right. >> then bret baier came back. i loved it, too. more to look at our enchristmas eve say we're going to take you out, which i was hoping our president would say. so the vice president says that. and bret baier was able to get intelligence from our special ops on the ground who said how can we follow them to the gates of hell if we can't even get off our base? >> i totally get that. and i understand that we have to put our boots where our mouth is to a certain extent. you remember the campaign, the kosovo campaign against the serbs, how we did the whole thing by air. we even told the serbs we were going to hit that train at 12:00 o'clock tomorrow and we hit them. i believe that the paranoia is given america's very shaky support for foreign intervention and boots on the ground, our fear is that we'll have american casualties. that's why you are seeing this fervent denial that we'll have troops on the

joe biden will be introducing him. let's go to scotland and as they say, god did save the queen and her kingdom in that historic vote by the scottish people where 86% of registered voters decided scotland will remain in the uk. while we were sleeping, a nation stayed up all night to feel the thrill of victory or the agony of defeat when the returns came in. there was a clear majority. showing independence. the big winner in the short-term, david cameron who doesn't have to go down in history as the who presided over the end of a 3 hundred-year-old union between scotland and great britain. he promised more autonomy not only to scotland, but northern ireland and wales. michelle caruso cabrera live in edinborough. it was not close in the end, but it was that decisive vote that had strong signals. they want more autonomy. there economic ramifications as well. >> for sure. absolutely. even though they voted to stay part of the united kingdom, they are unlikely to be the same ever again. david cameron said he was going to de

vice president joe biden praised that firing. >> you can argue, they should have done it sooner, they didn't want it, whatever the reason is, it's happening. >> you can see biden's full exclusive interview with tamron hall on the "today" show later this morning after "news4 today." angie goff is following more on the reaction to this video. >> a lot of you took to social media to talk about the story. ray rice, john harbaugh, this is trending everywhere. note that people are saying #whyistayed and #whyileft. many are taking to twitter to tell their stories of dealing with domestic abuse. it's an issue striking a cord with players and celebrities alike. holly robinson peete praised rice's firing on twitter saying, right move, he could have killed her. thank goodness for video. meanwhile, wikipedia was quick to fix rice's name as someone changed it to wife beat er. >>> with this incident making headlines nationally, domestic violence organizations here are offering their help this morning. we talked to carmen kotma, the executive director of the d.c. coalition against domestic violence,

as joe biden said, they do get angry and they do want action. this is all part of a conflict we've been in for over a decade now. we've shown we can degrade al qaeda. we did it in pakistan, afghanistan. we did it, by the way, in iraq. i mean, this was a problem that was solved until barack obama pulled those troops out. so, i think people are -- there's a growing call, and the polls do show this, that americans do want a competent and active commander in chief. >> and yet, there's still, you see, bret, when you read some of the liberal columnists and listen to some of the liberal politicians, they say, well, yeah, he's got to do something, but better be cautious, better take his time. you even get the impression that they're saying president obama's strategy's just right. he has isis just where he wants them. >> right. he wants -- i think what president obama would like is a strategy which means that isis is not a glaring political problem for him all the time. but remember, it's been over two years that we first started hearing the administrati

even stronger words from the vice president, joe biden. a top state department official told cnn stay tuned for details on what the u.s. will do to combat isis. what are you hearing? >> well, they're still in the discussion phases. the question is, how can the international community work together to combat isis, and that's what secretary kerry will be doing, later next week when he traveled to the middle east. he'll be meeting with mideast allies, saying, here is what the u.s. can do, how can you help. it's not just about military action. it's about drying up the finances. diplomatic action. the real question, wolf, is whether the u.s. would be undertaking strikes in syria. administration clearly not there yet. that's definitely on the table. >> looks like they're moving towards there but they're not there yet. eli elise, thank you very much. security analysts are scouring the execution video. trying to determine when it was shot, if it is the same person that beheaded james foley. the spokesperson told cnn they are getting close to ident