joe biden.honored to have you here today since you began your career you have stood up for the middle class, for working people, for families and the interests of the less fortunate everywhere. your time in the senate and in the white house have made this country better and i just want to welcome you back home to pennsylvania. [ applause ] >> i'm proud to be here to help commemorate the opening of the new museum, this museum of the american revolution that will act as a monument to the lives of those who created this great nation. there is no better home for this museum than in philadelphia, than in pennsylvania, am i right? [ applause ] >> because this museum tells the story of the women and the men who created this nation right here in philadelphia where this nation began. located with only -- within only a few blocks of the museum are a number of historic treasures that tell the story of how a loose band of cologne yalz toppled a mighty empire for two centuries from independence hall to the s

. -- he g jones is kind of hasn't run a very visible although he did pick up the endorsement of joe biden last week. you go, alabama, of course, a very red state, how the general s election supposed to be? guest: i wouldn't say, it is say, yeah, to it's -- we're all expecting the whoever n candidate, the runoff to win the seed. but you know, you never know, trump lly after donald and also, if you just consider what happened last week in charlottesville and doug jones, you know, he prosecuted, prosecuted the 16th street in the baptist church bombing, so i would expect him to play that up the general election. al.com, ard koplowitz, thanks for breaking down today's primary. guest: thank you, john. and the phone lines are yours now, open phones on "washington journal." issue you wantcy to talk about, phone numbers again, democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. anne up first in washington, democrats, for annewhat is on your mind this morning? caller: good morning, thank you call.aking my i'm thinking of the harlottesville incident and what it is about,

joe biden wrote an opinion piece in the atlantic, to express his disappointment with the president.the article he says, we have an american president who has emboldened white supremacist with messages of comfort and support. this is a moment for this nation to declare what the president. [inaudible] >> so we are talking about this on a day where americans are coming together to save people and rescue them from the aftermath of tropical storm harvey. >> donald trump has often had bad timing in the things he said and i think joe biden had bad timing. i've known him for 30 years. if you read that statement i think it's pretty sanctimonious. >> you compared this is something he did when romney was running for president in 2012 the we have a clip. let's listen. >> romney said in the first hundred days he will let the big banks write their own rules. unchain wall street. they're going to put you all back in jane's. >> that's what he said about mid romney. >> joe biden is a great rhetorical specialist. he goes over the top all the time. i don't think this is the time for that kind of rheto

. >> joe biden's comments before he was elected vice president negative obama had a reasonable tints of success in part because he spoke with no negro dialect of. >> there you have a pop cultural reference in which that phenomenon that i am describing is one that i have heard before so with that thought relevant so talking black is that acting white phenomenon and one more thing to be clear there is no one way to act black or act white wood to be absolutely clear this is the way to act white or black that is at the point of the book but nevertheless for what it means to act black it is not given the part of that understanding that when you pick up the phone you make some assumptions it isn't just the look of race that you use if you are in or out of a category but allows to map into categories as well as the mecca was born in the u.k. i grew up in london and came to the u.s. when i was 18 and went to college the rest is history and with ucla. >> is this book for a general audience or scholarly audience?. >> definitely a general audience. so we try to write that in the pros that we su

former vice president joe biden. active in politics just this week, as a matter of fact, reporting a robocall for the mayor of detroit. >> this is vice president joe biden. mike duggan is a very good friend of mine. no mayor in america has done a better job for this city than mike has done for detroit. we've all seen what happens in this country when people don't vote. so vote. >> another democrat keeping a high profile is senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. and last night she highlighted one of her signature moments in washington with these tweets about the stand she took against jeff sessions during the senate debate over his nomination for attorney general. i can already hear bernie sanders, you know, in his living room saying, why are we talking about this already? but you know what? >> he should talk. he was in iowa recently as well. that is the -- >> exactly. there you go. >> the best example there. the list of maims there y names is incredibly interesting. we won't know in mid-election. see who's the mo

>> vice president joe biden is loved and known for his hyperbole. i think that's another example of it. i think there is disproportionate coverage right now. as i and governor abbott focus on the 4.6 people in the greatest houston area. i think the arpaio pardon is straightforward. george, as you know, the president you worked for and just about every modern president ends up with some controversial pardons. i think the president has been pretty clear on it. it's not fair to characterize him about not caring about the rule of law. >> that came from senator mccain and speaker of the house paul ryan, as well. you're absolutely right. presidents have absolute pardon power. president clinton got criticized for his pardon of mark rich. but this is somewhat different. president trump said arpaio was con vicked for quote doing his job. how is defis a court order to protect constitutional rights doing his job? >> as i understand it, it was a contempt order, not an issue of -- of his job or not his job. i don't know the details of it. i know the president is

but at least have a debate about thinking about discriminationy something else you refer his is joe biden's ranks about barack obama before he was elected president and forme majority leader harry reid's remarks that obama had a rome chance of success in part because we spoke, quote, with know negro dialect unless he wanted to have one. >> guest: there you have, i think, a pop cultural reference in the political context or political reference in which the phenomenon i'm describing is one that we have heard before. so, that particular reference suggests we have some sense of what it might mean to quote-unquote talk black, and whatever that sense is, barack obama doesn't manifest that, at least in instances that biden thought relevant to name. so, the point is that talking black is one way of thinking about the acting whitephone but there's the acting white dimension, too. i want to say onemerring to to be clear. nice true way to act black or act white. let's be absolutely clear about that so one does not leave this conversation thinking i'm saying this is the dui act white and the way to act

that's from joe biden.his isn't done yet in terms of the fallout of charlottesville. >> jonathan is right. we're also ending august in a moment of a culture war that did not seem to exist at the beginning of the summer. that is by design here. yes, there are some external events happening. this is part of the president's strategy to build his base here. this divisive culture war is perilous for both sides and politically damaging, too. as steve bannon said we want democrats to talk about race every day. the white identity politics here work in this administration. so, this is something that we have to keep an eye on. >> indeed. >>> latest commander in chief test, leading the country as the gulf coast braced for hurricane and its aftermath. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ karl, have you met everyone? you see, time is just a construct of human perception, an illusion, like this one. help, i can't breathe! which means there's no pressure to get a great rate on a hotel. they're available for an unlimited time, always. so, book now.

those are the words of former vice president joe biden. >>> it's going to be a hot one today. triple digits. could be dangerous for people and pets out there, kari. >> especially if you're spending time outdoors, you want to make sure you pay attention if you start to get lightheaded or you feel a little dehydrated. you also might be checking out some places like this where temperatures will be cooler. looking from san bruno mountain, you can see the fog rolling over the city in san francisco. temperatures stay cool, so as you drive around the bay area, you're watching the thermometer in the car going up or down. it may change by 20 to 30 degrees, especially during the hottest hours of the day. it's only 59 degrees right now in ocean beach, but you can see the low clouds still hanging along the coast. and the 7-day forecast is now coming up at the bottom of the screen. you'll see there won't be much relief in the forecast as we go through the week. taking a live look outside in sunol, one of the areas under that excessive heat warning for those elevations above 1,000 feet wher

donald trump has given more to charity than joe biden, half of the democrat leadership. >> nonsense. >> that is unfortunate for united ways. bill: we have heard time and again, people scrutinizing the charities,ing abou going after , paying this ceo 250 grand a year, i hear country club and trump national and i say something is wrong, then i hear about charities going mar-a-lago, i thinking that is something is wrong right there, why are they not doing it at tents on the beach. >> you want people to spend money, a couple hundred red a ticket to go. if you try to a money to matt's point, that i want to go somewhere, where it is worth their money. bill: just a bunch of rich people making themselves feel better by going to a fancy cocktail party. >> i am volunteering too much. bill: trump's speech, he was aggressive out in front. >> he is the fake newser out there. he read what he said, about charlottesville. then he left out ofen offensive. bill: was he off the rail. >> he is always off the rail. bill: do you agree. >> no. senator know, antifa is a designated terrorist group in new jer

. >> something is else you rerns is joe biden remarks about barack obama before he was elected presidentand harry eyed reis remark that obama had a reasonable are chance of success in part because he spoke, quote, with no dialect unless he wanted to have one. >> so there you have i think -- a pop cultural reference if you like in the political context a political reference is probably the better way to put it in which the phenomenon that i'm describing is one that we've heard before. so that particular reference suggest that we -- have some sense of what it might hen to quote unquote talk black had. and whatever that sense is barack obama doesn't manifest it at least in instances that -- biden you know has a name so the point is that talking black is one way of thinking about the acting white phenomenon. but there's the act out black or acting white demension of it too. i want so say one more hinge to be perfectly clear there's no true way to act black or act white let's be absolutely clear about that because that one doesn't leave this conversation thinking that he's saying what this is

. >>> former vice president joe biden has harsh words for president trump.iden wrote in the atlantic magazine, today we have an american president who has publicly proclaimed a moral equivalency between neo-nazis and klansmen and those who would oppose their venom and hate. biden went on to say, there is no place for these hate groups in america. >>> made in america concert. it's a week away, but you will already start seeing changes happening around town. that's next at 6:00. >>> denise, kids are starting to go back to school tomorrow. some kids, anyway. and i do have the weather update for your neighborhood and, of course, your bus stop forecast. it looks pretty nice for the first day of school. >>> and don't forget to vote for our high school football game of the week. this week's choices are st. augustine and malvern prep. you can call or text your choice to 610-624-4111. >>> now back to our coverage of tropical storm harvey. the rain continues to pound the houston region. the tropical storm is not letting up and people are pushing their cars to get them

senator john mccain will receive the award presented by former vice president, joe biden. people can enter an online raffle for two complimentary tickets. and 6 abc of course is the broadcast partner of the ceremony. >>> much more ahead on "action news" now. coming up at 12:30, for the second time this summer a holocaust memorial falls victim to an attack. and long associated with purple and now the late super star prince has a shade named just for him. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello again sara is off, here are the stories we are following for you now at 12:30. >>> north korea appears to back down at least for now on the missile threat against guam. and a day care prepare the accused of abusing two young children appears in court. >>> and the battle goes on, on what to do with confederate statues. >>> and fiery rhetoric it appears that north korea has backed down from firing missiles at guam. the state news agency says that kim jong un reviewed the missile plan but quote wait until see wha

joe biden wrote in the atlantic can tempt the u.s. constitution and willingness to divide this nation knows no bound. >> this is something who talks about healing, healing, almost every single one of his actions as president has been the opposite. >> reporter: secretary of state tillerson struggled to defend the president's values. >> i don't believe anyone doubts the american people's values or the government's agencies to advancing the values. >> and the president's values? >> the president speaks for himself, chris. >> reporter: as harvey was approaching the white house was expanding a ban on the trans gendered to join the military. aclu filed a challenge to that in court. >>> bodies of all ten sailors missing since the collision of u.s.s. john mccain and a oil tanker have been recovered. they were all in the bow of the ship. no word when their bodies will be brought back to the u.s. we learned last week one of the sailors was kenneth smith of cherry hill, new jersey. >>> a lighten bolt threw an austrian hiker to the ground and bur

chief of step to secretary of state hillary clinton and national security adviser to vice president joe biden clinton's 2016 campaign and has been one of her closest aides for over a decade. many believe he would have been the national security adviser if clinton had won the election. visiting professor at yale law school and was an advisor on the iran nuclear negotiations. i am pleased to have him at this table.

he was the opposite of his very unfiltered vice president joe biden who would do all those things. joe biden was up there right now is a very authentic man in whatever you think of him good or bad, right or wrong on the policies he is what he is and he is exactly what you see in public. he is to have, every year a barbecue on the lawn of the vice president's mansion and for kids of reporters and staff and they put up these moon bounces and water games all over the place and he would run around the backyard squirting guns at all the kids. the first year, the kids actually all teamed up on him. by the second year he figured it out and he rousted them and made him his posse and attacked the reporters. that is not obama. that's not the kind of guy he was. he didn't roll that way. he was a reserved personality, intellectualize, he was thoughtful and not like george w. bush. he didn't get out playful nicknames to people. he was not like bill clinton who charged into any card you find. my favorite story about bill clinton he would go out and hit the robe while hillary would wait in the wi

it was a opposite of his very unfiltered vice president joe biden would do all those things. joe biden is a very authentic man, whatever you think of them good or bad, right or wrong on the policies he is what he is. he's exactly what you see in public. he used to have every year a barbecue on the lawn of the vice presidents mansion, and for kids of reporters and staff, and they put up these moon bounces and squirt guns and water games all over the place and he would run around the backyard squirting guns at all the kids. the first year, my kids were there, the kids actually teamed up and gained up on him. by the second your he figured it out. he rousted them and made them his posse and attacked the reporters. [laughing] very smart. that's not obama. that's not the kind of guy he was. he didn't roll that way. he was a very reserved personality, intellectualized. he was thoughtful but he is not -- he's not like george w. bush. he didn't give up playful nicknames to people. he was not like bill clinton who chartered into any crowd he could find. my favorite story about bill cli

senior advisor to hillary clinton's presidential campaign also advisor to the former vice-president joe biden. react to this new information that we're learning. i don't know if you knew about this in advance, that the fbi was actually monitoring this russian fake news, trying to damage hillary clinton on election day. >> well, i have two immediate reactions. the first is this is consistent with what american intelligence agencies told us in a comprehensive report in january. they said the russians mounted a sophisticated multifaceted information warfare campaign designed to hurt hillary clinton and help donald trump. and that that was directed from the highest levels of the kremlin. and this is just more evidence that, in fact, that finding, that conclusion is backed up by real solid evidence that the fbi was seeing on the day of. they also said that the russians have lerpd from this and they're likely to do it again. so whatever you think about the 2016 election, this remains an ongoing threat to american democracy and democrats and republicans should be focused on stopping it in the future

it was the opposite of his unfiltered vice president joe biden who would do all those things. he's up there right now. joe biden is a very authentic than whether you think he's good or bad, right or wrong on the policies whatever that is. he's what you see in public and he used to have every year a barbecue at the vice president's mansion and the reporters and staff put up these moon bounces and squirt guns and water games oveall over the place and he wod run around the background squirting guns and the super soakers of all the kids. the first year, the kids actually getting tough on him and by the second year he figured it out and made them his posse. [laughter] that's not obama. that's not the kind of guy he was. he was a very reserved personality, intellectualized, thoughtful, that's just not his style. he's not like george w. bush. he didn't give out nicknames to people. he wasn't like bill clinton that charged at any crowd he could find. my favorite story about bill clinton he would go out and hit the road while the first lady waited because bush and biden and i'm sorry,

sullivan is here, deputy chief of staff to clinton and national security adviser to vice president joe biden6 presidential campaign. he has been one of for closest aides for over a decade. many believe he would have been national security adviser had clinton won the election. he is now a visiting professor at yale law school and a senior advisor to the u.s. government on the iran-u.s. negotiations. i am pleased to have them at this table for the first time. welcome. jack:th

with joe biden and barack obama. but that did not connect to the voters the fact that trump was working so hard they did speak off the cuff for he was in would be next created that immediacy. it was fun at times to socialize and there were so many things that happened on the press plane also some tense moments are strict rules of what happens on the press plane i had a disagreement about what of my stories with the reaction to what he said isis said the reaction but i did not use anybody in quotations but it was back and forth so lot of stories to not make it into the book for that reason which is why it is off the record which is a shame because these narrative's are set among journalists as a significant amount is somebody miss something they need to cooperate with each other but when that ids coalesces for whether that was acceptable by said all the time my disagreed 100 percent but when you are surrounded by 40 or 50 people people who have been doing this for longer and working toward the deadline you have energy

joe biden wrote, the president's contempt for the u.s. constitution and his willingness to divide this nation knows no bounds. even members of the president's own party say they disagree including house speaker paul ryan and arizona's two republican senators. john mccain saying the president's pardon undermines his claim for the respect of rule of law adding arpaio has shown no remorse. and sheriff joe arpaio is lashing out at that republican criticism. in an interview with "the wall street journal" he said the president is a great guy and i'm with him adding i'm sad what they're doing to him. kendis and lynda. >> he's always been a combative sheriff indeed. arlette, thank you. >>> well, there have been thousands of rescues in houston so far. >> and one hit close to home for people at our houston many station ktrk. joe gleason, a photographer the waters rose. take a look. >> we actually started moving things upstairs about 5:00 and then probably about 5:15 the water started coming through and so at that point we kind of just said, okay, l

form vice president joe biden said this -- your time 9:05 a.m., back here at home, a man had to be rescued after falling into a sinkhole in strawberry mansion section. the man stepped off the curb and dropped into the ten foot sing hole that formed between passionated cars on west knorr street. firefighters pulled the man to safety. he was taken to temple university hospital to be treated for non-life threatening injuries. neighbors say the water department patched up a hole a short distance away. >>> a corner store in strawberry mansion went you up n flames this morning. firefighters found flames shooting from the store at 1:00 a.m. no reports of any injuries. firefighters working to figure out what caused the fire. >>> french president is the latest european leader to call on north korea and the u.s. to dial back the rhetoric and find a peaceful solution to the nuclear crisis. in a phone call, president trump and the president agreed to work together. yesterday pyongyang warned trum if the u.s -- trump if the u.s. doesn't want to meet tragic doom he should talk and act correctly. >>> may

joe biden will present mccain with that medal. 6abc is the broadcast partner of the ceremony. >>> theach county sheriff's office released the toxicology report from tiger woods dui arrest in florida. officers found the golfer asleep at the wheel in may. the report shows woods had pain anxiety and sleep medications in his system as well as thc, the active ingredient in marijuana. woods is pleading guilty to reckless driving and entered a dui first offender program last week. >> new this morning a wisconsin man accidentally fired a nail into his heart and survived. doug bergenson says he was trying to finish framing a fireplace. he accidentally dropped the nail gun shooting a three and a half inch framing nail straight into his chest. >> it didn't really hurt it just felt like it kind of stung me and i looked down and i didn't see anything and i put my hand there and that's not good. >> he drove himself to the hospital. look at that. where doctors performed open heart surgery to remove the nail. he has a scar but no permanent damage. >> wow. >>> it is 4:57. famed astro physicist neal de

among the names is elizabeth warren, joe biden, bernie sanders who would be 79. open for debate, but those are the three biggest names. if you poll them right now they're probably one, two, three. biden, sanders, warren. should we look seriously at them or look towards somebody else from the second tier? >> it is worth looking at them seriously. i like warren the most because of his commitment to economic justice and the way her appeal cuts across a younger demographic. but i think there are three, pun intended, dark horses we're not talking about. we have cory booker in senate, we have to think about kamal ah harris who is emerging and a former governor from the state of massachusetts we might see enter into the scene as well. >> michael dukakis. >> totally wrong decade. i think pairing harris with someone like joe biden, i think the democrats have to focus on honing their message. i don't think putting out people who are seen as out-to-pasture is a good strong part of that. i think unless they pair those folks with younger members of the party, they're going to

senator john mccain will be the recipient of this year's liberty medal t former vice president joe biden one present mccain with the medal on october 16 and 6abc of course is the broadcast partner of the ceremony. >> a girl's softball team from delaware is one win away from a national title. the ladies from bear advance to the semifinals in portland oregon. check out hannah chambers going for the ball and getting her glove stuck in the fence. they play the championship in the softball world series tomorrow night. >> it's 5:57. all new in our next half hour next week's eclipse is a once in a lifetime convenient for some people but you'll meet one man who has traveled the world to see it happen more than a dozen times. >> later shoshana takes squats to the next level along with some friends in today's fitness tip. >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99

now, when you have a high profile individual like john mccain or joe biden's son, obviously that brings a lot of awareness to this disease, which we also--which is--it is a tragedy for those families, but for the whole brain tumor community, it means that there may be more funding. rosemary: right, more attention, more people interested in trying to find a cure or at least some kind of treatment. steven: right, this is not just purely academic. this happens to real people, and it is a very compelling national need. rosemary: obviously, we brought you in to talk to you about this potential link related to former phillies players who have died from glioblastoma, and initially you talked about how it's unclear, obviously, exactly what causes it. could it potentially be something that was underneath the surface of the astroturf, underneath the veteran--underneath the vet? obviously, an old factory had been built there. steven: that's certainly very compelling and worrisome that there could have been something in that environment. rosemary: when somebody comes to you, someone who is newly di

if you go back to what joe biden was suggesting, a three partitioned iraq. people thought he was nuts. as an average person, i think it could be for the best, and could be even smart for them to be their own. obviously, it has been building for quite some time. >> thank you. >> is not selling the problem is what my opinion is. a it realistic to see maybe home lockdown from all travel, private travel? is it realistic and if not what would be a better proposal to keep homeland safe basically? every person in this room, unless you are a native american or an f american -- on african-american, because we ohio. h these are things we need to understand. say that everything i have defended you for, or we can find out some way to take the word muslim out. that we were doing just fine until donald trump opened his mouth. >> right, thank you. [applause] >> since this is a middle east panel, i would like to ask a simple question. palestinian peace. [laughter] is the possibility of there being a solution and what would need to happen for it to be viable? >> anyone want

president vice president joe biden had advocated to focus on counterterrorism not on nation building that time biden i think lost the argument to people like stanley mcchrystal the military officials and the other military officials in the obama administration but you know as i said it doesn't seem to be a very very big. you know different story a strategy which is completely set separate and different from other strategies which we've heard from former american officials i think one difference maybe is that there was more of a still an or a maybe escalade to return towards pakistan that is something which we didn't hear whether it be with the obama administration or with the bush administration you know there were threats by trump maybe in direct threats i would call them to go to to cut off financial to pakistan so there was an escort returned towards that country there was also will call on india which is pakistan's archrival to step up its role as well that in afghanistan after all this speech was termed as a south asia speech not just an of the only speech so when it comes to pa

joe biden was all over the place when he was vice president. presidents over the past 20 to 30 years realize sitting around and being available if something should happen to the president is not enough and they have gotten more active. host: ohio, good morning. caller: good morning. a elder.- this man is he will see what it takes to reconstruct. i do not think there has been a smarter man in the white house that knows about building construction from the ground up. that is what we need to rebuild the attitude of the american public and the reawakening. donald trump is a catalyst that has woken up people in this country. be ank that is going to big surprise to a lot of the socialists that want to control this country and bring it down. i would like to see these masked hoodlums that go wild in california to go down there and do some help in the high waters. a good moveould be for the liberal socialist communists in this country that want to complain aut the goodness of our country. thank you so much for your time. wonderful day. write a book abou

served three important american politicians, secretary of state hillary clinton, vice president joe biden, and president obama. we talk about those experiences and politics today. >> i wanted the opportunity to serve again. and the fact that having hillary clinton as president and not donald trump i thought would mack a profound dimps to the country and the world. this was on a scale unlike anything i have experienced before. and it's something that you got to look at, learn from, see what you could have done better, what to draw from it but not just make it about yourself. i shouldn't just make this about myself. in is also about how to think about the future of the united states, both our policy and our politics. >> and our sense of how we relate to one another. >> rose: jake sullivan for the hour when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the following kl: >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. ng sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new

absolutely, joe biden. [applause] joe biden is a man of character and experience, both personal and professional where he's been knocked down and got him back up in a way that is admirable in the extreme. but. somebody with strong character and admirable attitude to come forth in the republican party and it doesn't last much longer. >> it's interesting and i'm so glad it was the first time i had the chance to be a white house reporter. the decency to do what he did, the first sentence when he went to the chamber of the house. it's amazing the genius how it extends to bring those people to the top. >> he was a grown up. [laughter] >> your book is based on newspapers and documents letters and so forth. i think they will have a lot of trouble. they won't know what we are like. the computer might not last a candidate isn't a heartfelt personal expression. if any of you by chance are interested in immortality. [laughter] start keeping a diary and write about anything you want every day and keep on doing it until

i think joe biden would have certainly won and i think yeah i do think sanders would have won i undertook campaigning for hillary. i certainly have a lot of respect for her but i i also think that she should not have run and especially. that much of a skeleton in her closet which was already out of her closet so to run with that hanging over her had not resolving it early on i think was devastating was that he got a book coming called what happened i'm going to read it. yeah maybe i will yeah. the trim white house mired in the soviet invest russian investigation do you believe. in your gut you think those clues. i mean i'm not a journalist you know and i'm not a politician so i i can have an opinion based on the knowledge that i do have without proof in my mind there's absolutely no doubt based on what i have seen and is now there's absolutely no doubt. and especially because trump accuse the other side of collusion way back when and that's the all this technique in the book if you're guilty of something blame the other side first and then and then it confuses the issue all right you're w

if you go back to what joe biden was suggesting, a three partitioned iraq. people thought he was nuts. as an average person, i think it could be for the best, and could be even smart for them to be their own. obviously, it has been building for quite some time. >> thank you. what can be done to keep the home and safe basically? >> [indiscernible] ok? we can't stop the war. we can't keep everybody away from this nation. when you start off by saying something like the word muslim ban, that's like saying that the constitution means nothing. every person in this room, unless you are a native american or an f american -- on african-american, because we were a hostages, you are all immigrants in this nation. there were periods when other people didn't want you in here. the great syrian migration is not the 10,000 people who are coming here now. it was in the 1980's when there were hundreds of thousands of them. these are things we need to understand. we can choose to compromise everything america stands for and everything i have defended you for or we can find som

of any other potential two thousand and twenty democratic candidate covered by the poll including joe biden elizabeth warren cory booker if democrats don't embrace our style new deal progressivism are they do not and doesn't bernie's continued popularity show that america is fundamentally a progressive nation this is another one of those easy set ups. yes yes if the democratic party doesn't get the message loud and clear that the only path forward is with true populist economics that that's what people care about they do not want to live in a country where washington d.c. is run by wall street and a handful of billionaires who call all the shots why we while we pay all the bills and there it could not be clearer so yes bernie sanders is very popular but it was bernie sanders ideas that ignited that right bernie sanders has been saying the same thing for a long time it and he is an amazing politician but it was his ideas that ignited what we're seeing right now young people embracing what we can do as a nation and that is the only path forward for the democratic party so they better get that

if you go back to what joe biden was suggesting, a three partitioned iraq. people thought he was nuts. as an average person, i think it could be for the best, and could be even smart for them to be their own. obviously, it has been building for quite some time. >> thank you. loaded., my name is my father -- my name is logan. my father served 24 years in the united states during core. -- the united states marine corps. toquestion is in regard trump's proposed muslim ban. there is a few things i am kind of confused about the proposal. the logistics pieces involved. it doesn't have all of them. i believe it would be counterproductive because it only has a few muslim majority nations. you couldn't be able to see if somebody from yemen or iran flew to france and they flew to the net it states. theel it could keep peaceful muslims out of the united states. it is not solving the problem, is my opinion. do you see the united states it a -- in a lockdown from all travel, fix losing business and federal travel? i'm talking about private travel. is that realistic? what

more people like joe biden and obama say it's got to be about economy. >> absolutely., everyone. free speech as 16,000 people show up in boston. the rally goers completely outnumbered. are people doing enough to stand up for free speech itself? and that's the biggest scandal. now we are learning former democratic ipas formed with fraud may have sold american secrets to russia. marc stein is here to react for this bombshell report. that is next. ♪ but real confidence comes from feeling good out there. get a free sample at depend.com. can make anyone slow downt and pull up a seat to the table. that's why she takes the time to season her turkey to perfection, and make stuffing from scratch. so that you can spend time on what really matters. marie callender's. it's time to savor. that's why a cutting edgeworld. university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer network streamlined and nimble. bu

served as deputy chief of staff to hillary clinton and national security adviser to vice president joe bidenvisor to hillary clinton's 2016 campaign and has been one of her closest aides for over a decade. many believe he would have been the national security adviser if she had won the election. is now a busy professor at yale law school and advisor on the iran nuclear

they also confiscated a thousand gallons of joe biden oil. rid of your inflammation. they are by far the most wretched beans to inhabit the planet. a bronze widow live lift $300,000 to her pet cats. there is tiger. no are the photos of that. they won't have that with the family show like this. the woman's name is ellen and she insisted the money go to food but of course cats had to do their own thing so they spent the money on computer software that can translate their thoughts and they wrote ellen the snow. dear ellen. what took you so long to die? no wonder you were sick goal -- single. troy and tiger the rest of the money was spent on food. but when you are a rich rich cat you don't get it yourself you hire a dog. don't laugh. i would hire a dog to go shopping if i could. coming up they can't afford it. the nightcap tried on next. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of t