they had these lunches together and, of course, when beau biden was ill from cancer, joe biden told me that he stopped bringing up his son because at the lunch with obama because president obama would become so emotional about it. and he really, really cared about the biden family. barack obama didn't have a big family. he was brought into the fold of the biden family which was very sweet m. >> host: let's talk about two vice presidents, first dick cheney. as you indicated earlier as vice president, cheney rather enjoyed his image as one of the most polarizing figures in recent american history. his relationship, you write, with george w. bush was all business. they were never especially close to begin with. regard to lyndon johnson, you wrote the following: when kennedy won the nomination, johnson sent him a telegram. remember those?hn [laughter] lbj now means let's back jack. johnson was not so subtly are signaling his interest as kennedy'san personal secretary would later write, it was almost as if romeo and julieted had gotten married. >> guest: i mean, the scene in the hotel durin

joe biden ran three times. e than 1% and president obama took him out of the garbage heap and everybody was shocked that he did. i'd love to have it be biden. i'd like to have any one of those people we're talking about. there's probably the group of seven or eight right now, i'd like to run against any one of them biden never by himself could do anything. >> i dream of ice cream, not joe biden. secondly, joe biden ran twice not three times. is this a jedi mind trick or does president trump crave a run against joe biden? >> i think both because aside from the language of being in the trash heap and things like that, he's not wrong about joe biden's record as a candidate for president. it's not great. it really isn't. having said that, that is ancient history and he did spend eight years as a vice president who had a lot of respect across party lines. the danger in my view that democrats are facing and the cross roads is are they going to make a mistake the last candidate made on the democratic side which is run

joe biden is 78. john kerry is 77. elizabeth warren is 71. >> one of the things about donald trump is at his age, he was so active on the campaign trail. he never stopped. but what is also interesting about those people that you mentioned and even some in the introduction is that it is how used to how they are running in the old settings. the folks that we have talked about for the most part so far are people who run traditional campaigns. can they break out of the mold of this is how you do something in order to run against the donald trump. >> who do you think are the front runners? >> i will put cory booker. >> because he is going to run. >> and probably the most nibble people. we have seen him on social media. and seen him adapt that way. >> joe biden. this is a crucial election. we have seen what has happened in this country and how conversations and narratives being transformed. 2020 is not the year where a -- >> who said? >> i'm glad you said that. >> one of the biggest names is form former vice president joe bi

biden-trump race? >> it might be a jerry geriatr. joeit will be at 68, he will be 74. >> martha: that's the new 58. >> thank you for that. what you see from a democratic point of view, biden in the latest poll beat trumped by i think 57-40. there is hope they are. the question for democrats is really about the primaries. can biden, who is viewed as an establishment candidate, who's had some difficult votes in his past, for example, the use of force in iraq, his participation and questioning of anita hill, all of that. how much does that come back at a time where there is a populist energy, both on the democrat and republican sides, driving our nation's politics? >> martha: it's hard to imagine that joe biden is the new face of the democratic party. i mean, he's been running for president as long as i can remember. since i was a kid. >> the new, new, new, new face. talk about not learning the lesson from the trump election. he was in congress for over 35 years, and then had another eight years as vice president. he is hardly a new base, h

joe biden says he will make a decision by january. >> i dream about biden, that's a dream.ee times, he never got more than 1%, and president obama took him out of the garbage heap, everybody was shocked that he did. i would love to have it be biden. >> sean: he can run on obama's failed record. if crazy uncle joe does decide to run against drum, it will be interesting. let's take a look at some of his, proudest moments. >> my mother and father had me believe that if i wanted to be president of the united states, i could be! [bleep] his mom lived in long island or so, but, wait, your mom is still alive, your dad passed. god bless her soul. stand up, chuck, let's see you. god love you, what am i talking about? the man who will be the next president of the united states, barack. delaware, the largest population is indian americans moving from india. you cannot go to a 7-eleven or a dunkin' donuts unless you have a slight indian accent. i'm not joking. >> sean: what kind of a chance will in northeastern liberal stand in the south? >> better than anybody else. you don't know abo

joe biden, does he run or not. is he too old or not? i'm more skeptical of besh ber sanders, but elizabeth warren seems likely to go. but i would be surprised if kamala harris didn't run. >> look at the ages. sanders will be 79 election day 2020. even by ronald reagan standards is old. by november of 2020, he is 78. elizabeth warren is not even in the running. she is 71. >> the surprising thing about donald trump is at his age he was so active. everyone thought he would never be able to keep up the pace and he did. he never stopped. what's also interesting about those people that you mentioned and even some in the introduction is it's how used are they to running in the old setting versus in a trump environment. social media, the attacks,s visceral. the folks we talked about for the most part are people who run traditional campaigns. can they break out of the mold of this is how you do something to run against donald trump. >> who are the front-runners? >> i would put cory booker. >> because he's going to run? >> he will be one of the m

number one, my vanna white reveal, joe biden. you say joe biden? yes. joe biden. here's why.nations, particularly crowded ones, the person that starts in front in polling is almost always in the end mix. joe biden is in front. he's ahead in national polling of the democratic primary, ahead in polls in new hampshire, and 17 points ahead of donald trump. joe biden's problem here is he is 74 years old. he is the former vice president of the united states. he is not exactly a new, fresh face. but very strongly well regarded by barack obama and those that work for barack obama, and that does matter in the democratic primary. that's them. 838 days from now it may look a little different. that's who we've got as of now. back to you. >> there's the top ten, vanna, thank you. >>> all right, back to breaking news. the white house putting out a statement just now saying president trump now opposes this proposal by putin that would turn over some american diplomats for questioning. moments ago, chuck schumer said this. >> mr. president, now i'm hopeful we'll come together on this resolut

number one is joe biden. you say joe biden? here is why. the person who starts in front is almost always in the end mix there. joe biden is in front. he is ahead in national polling of the democratic primary, ahead in polls in new hampshire in the democratic primary and ahead of 17 points ahead of donald trump. joe biden's problem here is he is 74 years old. he is the former vice president of the united states. he is not exactly a new fresh face but very strongly well regarded by barack obama and those who work for barack obama and that does matter in the democratic primary. that is who we have as of now. >> thank you. joining us now cnn senior political analyst and editor for the atlantic, good to have you with us. president trump is always weighing in on who he wants to face off with in 2020. in fact, here he is. >> who do you think your democratic opponent will be? joe biden says he will make his decision by january. >> that's a dream. joe biden ran three times and never got more than one percent. president obama took him out of the garb

look, joe biden ran three times. he never got more than 1%, and president obama took him out of the garbage heap, and everybody was shocked that he did. i would love to have it be biden. i think i would like to have any one of those people that we're talking about. you know, there is probably a group of seven or eight right now. i would like to run against any one of them. but biden, never by himself, could never do anything. president obama took him, made him vice president, and he was fine. but you go back and look at how he succeeded in running, when he ran two or three times. i don't think he ever broke one. he was at the one or less level, 1% or less level. >> glor: you say people want you to run. do you want to run? ay yeah, i do. i love it. i'm having fun. ve glor: we reached out to joe biden's office today to ask him about the president's comments. we did not get a response. an outbreak of wildfires has prompted oregon's governor to declare a state of emergency. one of the largest fires has burned thousands of

joe biden ran three times. he never got more than 1%. esident obama took him out of the garbage heap. everyone was shocked that did. i would love to have it be biden >> t hannity: he can run on obamad failed record. if crazy uncle joe does decide to run against trump, it'll be interesting. let's take a look at some of his proudest moments. >> my mother believed and my father believed that if i wanted to be president of the united states, i could be. i could be vice president. [ bleep ]. his mom lived in long island for 10 years or so. god rest her soul and, um, although she's -- waits, your mom is still -- wait, your mom is still alive. your dad b passed. god bless her soul. chuck graham, state senator is here. chuck, stand up, chuck. let them see you. oh, god love you. what am i talking about? a man who will be the next president of the united states, barack america. delaware the largest group growth in population is -- the largest growth in population is indian-american. you can't go to a dunkin' donuts unless you have a slight indian a

joe biden ran three times.resident obama took him out of the garbage heap and everyone was shocked that he did. i would love it to be fighting. i think i would like any one of those people we are talking about. the group of seven or eight right now, i would like to run against any one of them, but by then, never by himself, could never do anything. president obama took him, made him vice president. >> jesse: crazy uncle joe is saying he's going to make a decision about taking on trump by january. if he does, here is a preview of potential coming attractions. >> they asked me what i like to debate this gentleman. i said no, if we were in high school, i would take him behind the gym and beat the hell out of him. >> i dream about that. >> i would like to take in behind the gym. >> can you imagine if i made that statement? donald trump is a bully. he threatened vice president biden. but he can say it everyone thought it was a wonderful statement. look, folks. you know what you do with biden? you go like this. and h

he would love to run against joe biden. >> who do you think your democratic opponent would be? biden. joe biden ran three times. he never got more than 1%. president obama took him out of the garbage heap and everybody was shocked he did. >> the rest of the top five. elizabeth warren and kirsten gillibra gillibrand. sarah? >> one of two schools of thought. joe biden is someone who can match president trump's rhetorical style to take air out of trump's sails. biden does come from the obama administration. he would carry a lot of the same baggage as hillary clinton did in terms of representing the era of the democratic party that some want to leave in the past. in that sense, president trump would have an advantage over biden. that is potentially someone who would be the perfect foil for president trump in the way hillary clinton was. >> harry, does anybody solve the democrats problem here? >> not yet. this is what is wonderful about campaigns. if last time around hillary clinton was the favorite in that cycle. then this cycle is wide open. joe biden is at the top of the list. an

joe biden will make a decision by january. >> i dream about joe biden.mes, no more than 1%. and president obama took him out of the garbage. everybody was shocked that he did. i would love to have it be joe biden. i think that i would like to have any one of those people that we are talking about. that is probably the group of seven or eight right now. i would really like to run against anyone of them. >> harris: wow. president trump liking his chances in 2020, especially against joe biden. didn't he run three times? this despite some recent polling, showing the former vice president leads the potential democratic contenders and some analysts warned that biden could use his blue-collar appeal to comment to the president's base. bring in the power panel. a wall street journal video reporter, david bernstein a progressive commentator and the founder of run for america. brun joe biden, the president says. >> i think that it is going to be a very, very competitive election. and if you look at the electoral map, president trump has an advantage. that should n

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you assisted senator joe biden in those days. in several separate confirmation processes. tell us what you learn from those experiences on the committee as things progressed and apply that to the current situation. guest: a nominee should be asked answerc questions and those specific questions, with exception of pending cases. everything else is fair game. people look at the bark hearings. justice answer was kennedy. he answered specific questions and was confirmed 97-0. extraordinary. not a single senator voted against him. host: you write about the right questions, asking the right questions. what are the right questions these days for this nominee? guest: the right questions are similar to what they were in the nominations i work on. the rightur view on to privacy. that is the core of roe v. wade and justice kennedy's great decision in the over fall -- overfill case. the right to travis see is he at the core of many liberties. today asking about presidential power is an important topic because this nominee comes from a list of the federalist society , very supportive of

>> joe biden and his advisers think he would be a competitive candidate on the exact group of voters passed on running, his son was sick and couldn't commit to the campaign. biden will hit the road this fall helping congressional candidates for the mid-term. a dry run, see how well he's able to handle the strains of campaigning. keep an eye on him inial fall t to see what it looks like for 2020. >> and what flipping a state like pennsylvania? >> pretty high. democrats and republicans look at pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, states trump won narrowly. trump advisers and biden advisers think biden would be very strong in those states. >> the same subject, a welcomeness from within the democratic party to see joe biden run in 2020 given all the split we're hearing now? with progressives and the left like bernie sanders and others? >> a tough primary fight. remember? biden represents the old guard about that. elizabeth warren, camilla harris, bernie sanders making a run for this. a hell of a primary to watch. >> indeed. thank you very much live from washington, d.c. >>> reading axios a

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abby: that's why you see joe biden who is trying to tout that mind.d us your thoughts friends@foxnews.com. there is a lot going on this morning. i want to bring you some other headlines. starting with a fox news alert. a survivor in the horrific duck boat crash loses nine family members, including all three of her children. she says the boat's captain told them not to grab life jackets because they wouldn't need them. >> lord, just let me die. let me die. i said i can't -- i can't keep drowning. jesus, please just keep me, keep me so i can get to my children. keep me, lord. abby: 39 people have died in six separate duck boat incidents since 1999 nationwide. also this. a grand jury indicting the suspect in the mass shooting at a maryland newspaper office. joe ramos is charged with 23 counts including murder and assault. his first court appearance is set for july 30th. he is accused in the death ambush of five people at the capital gazette last month over a long standing grudge with that publication. and you got to be kitten me. a stray cat steals the s

lou: crazy uncle joe biden saying he plans to decide on a 2020 run against president trump by january. we have time to contemplate the consequences. if biden were to run, president said he likes his chances. >> i dream about biden. that is a dream, joe biden ran three times, he never got more than 1%. president obama took him out of the garbage heap and everyone was stronge shocked that he did. lou: joining me now, ed rollins, former reagan white house political director, fox political analyst, contributor, great american, good friend. how are you? >> i -- joe biden never got 1%, he got 23 votes in iowa caucus. less than a half percent. he has run twice for president. lou: i don't believe that president will be happy with you. >> second time he ran he ran, 6 out of 6 and my sense that was after 4 years. and picked off -- >> i have to tell you, this not the time, president trump wants to run against him, you make him sound weak and pi pitiful. >> i have a parochial interest running ronald reagan's campaign. if trump runs against him even if he wins his home state. lou: you tell us ther

we are seeing how radical they want to be, joe biden has suffered. question, dana, could he get through a democratic nomination process that clearly want somebody who is a socialist, let's be clear. >> dana: it's good thing we have mo elleithee here, so he can tell us if that is possible. >> i think that the president should be worried about anybody. >> better than obama's. >> dana: his numbers are >> but we have close presidential elections, that's who we are. all of them are close. he has to worry about anybody. i think with joe biden in an era where people are feeling disconnected, disconnected from the establishment, joe biden has a proven track record of knowing how to speak that language. his message has always resonated in places like scranton or in the inner cities. he does fit a different mold. and i do not know if you will run, but i do not know if you should run. but i hope that democrats listen to his message, because i think that that is a message that can resignation with a lot of those disaffected obama voters that flocked to donald tr

joe biden says he'll make a decision by january. tough opponent? >> i'll dream about joe biden.look, joe biden ran three times. he never got more than 1%. and president obama took him out of the garbage heap, and everybody was shocked that he did. i'd love it to be biden. i think i'd like it to be any one of those people we're talking about. there's probably a group of seven or eight right now. i'd like to run against any one of them, but biden never by himself could never do anything. president obama took him, made him vice president, and he was fine. but you go back and look at how he succeeded in running when he ran two or three times, i don't think he ever broke one. he was at the one or less level, 1% or less level. >> you say people want you to run. do you want to run? >> yeah, i do. i love it. i'm having fun. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," a panel of florida voters tells us what they think about president trump, russia, and the upcoming midterm elections. >>> the nfl's 2-year-old "national anthem" policy is on hold. yesterday the league and players union said they're tr

joe biden says -- >> i dream about biden. joe biden ran three times. han 1% and president obama took him out of the garbage heap and everybody was shocked that de. i would love to have it be biden. i think i would like to have any one of those people that we're talking about, you know, there's probably the group of seven or eight right now. i really would like to run against any one of them. >> no response yet from the information vice president. by the way 838 days. >> one thing -- >> you're counting them. >> the president is thinking about it. president trump did not answer, say no, no i have work to do. so he's already deeply under way. one of the reasons he has all these campaign rallies. he hears all this, sort of re-election chatter. he cannot wait for that. >> though, i remember when we thought biden was a gaffe machine. i don't know if his off the cuff comments would have the same impact as they did in the past. the other thing about joe biden is he really does talk to a lot of the same people that trump does. the democrats that didn't love hill

here is the president reacting to the joe biden idea. >> joe biden says he will make his decision by i dream about biden. >> martha: good evening everybody, i am martha maccallum, this is "the story." in a stunning sequence of events, bill browder is breathing a sigh of relief. the united states will never allow the kremlin

are they going to cover sleepy joe biden? are they going to cover pocahontas? think of it. she of the great tribal heritage -- what tribe is it? me think about that. in the meantime, she's based her life on being a minority. pocahontas. they always want me to apologize -- pocahontas, i apologize to you. to the fake pocahontas, i won't apologize. even the liberals are saying, take a test. i like to not give away secrets. let's say i'm debating pocahontas. you know those kits they sell on television for two dollars? learn your heritage. i was born in scotland. it turns out you were born in puerto rico. that's ok. the guy says, i was born in germany. he wasn't born in germany. he was born someplace else. in the middle of the debate when she proclaims she is of indian heritage because her mother said that's high cheekbones her only evidence. --ll take that can't and say we have to do it gently. we are in the #metoo generation plant we will gently take that slowly toss it, hopefully it doesn't hit her or injure her arm, even though it probably only weighs about two ounces, and w

joe biden ran three times, he never got more than 1% and president obama took him out of the garbage happy that he did. gerri: love to have it be biden, capri, i think that would be a tough race for the president, what do you say? >> i certainly agree with that. i think that it would have been much better and much more difficult match-up in 2016 than hillary clinton because, you know, we hear joe biden talk about roots in pennsylvania, he understands how to talk to the middle of the country. yes, biden is old and stands for establishment and he was barack obama's vice president but he is his own man, he's someone who has past a number of bills and has, you know, really good relationships with the other side of the aisle as well. gerri: cliff, i want to get you in too, what do you make of a biden candidacy, would this give trump the fight of his life? >> well, i think what happens with joe biden is really paint the picture, are you going after the ultra liberal progressive socialist group or are you going to try to reach, you know, everyday americans out in suburbs and more country si

thank you and god bless you for your support. >> crazy uncle joe biden plans to decide on a 2020 run trump by january. so we've got time to common place the consequences. if biden were to run the president says he likes his chances. >> i dream about biden. that's a dream. look, joe biden ran three times and never got more than one percent and president obama took him out of the garbage heap and everyone was shocked so i'd love to have it be biden. >> joining me now the dean of political strategist. great american pack charmer political director fox political analyst, contributor. great american, good friend. how are you? >> i want to correct the president. i made this mistake last night. joe biden never got one percent. 23 votes in iowa caucus that's less than half percent. ran twice. >> i don't think the president will be happy with you. >> the second time he ran he ran six out of six and my sense is that was after four years. >> so you know he got kicked off. i have to tell you this is tenant time. president trump wants to run against him and you're making him sound weak and pitiful

. >> should also point out for the viewers you assisted senator joe biden, democrat from delaware, back in those days, in several separate confirmations processes for robert bork, justice kennedy, and clarence thomas. tell us first what you learned from those experiences on the committee as things progressed, and apply it to this current situation with brett kavanaugh. >> sure. i think what those hearings showed is that a nominee should be asked very specific questions and they should answer those specific questions. outside of -- with the exception of pending cases before the court, i think everything else is fair game. people tend to look at the bork hearings and say a nominee should not answer those questions because bork answered them and wasn't confirmed but i think the real lesson is from justice kennedy. he followed bork, his hearings did, he answered very specific questions and in fact he was confirmed 97-0. it seems quite extraordinary given today's environment, but not a single senator voted against him. >> you talk about specific questions. you write about the right questions

i had joe biden up to my class at penn. he was fantastic with the kids there.spired them and they are not all wild eyed liberals. he is widely respected. and if the battlegrounds are going to be as they were, michigan, pennsylvania, ohio, et cetera, joe biden is a guy that has credibility. mainly, it is trump trying to get into the news cycle and trying to get a jab and trying to divide the democratic party. it is just the beginning of what they are going to do. wait until donald trump gets ahold with the people on the left. that is what trump is going to be spending a lot of the next two years doing nothing but trying to cause fissures. >> nixon was good at that. up next these three will tell me something i don't know. always learning that. you are watching "hardball." or . now deli fresh flavor is for everyone. like those who like... sweet. those who prefer heat. and those who just love meat. for those in school. out of school. and old school. those who like their sandwich with pop. and those who like it with soda. for the star of the scene. cut! and the guys

and i'm like, "that's joe biden." >> seth: yeah. >> so, i'm like, "i got to go talk to joe biden." w in 1987-88 worked on his presidential campaign. they were close. my wife told me, "we hung out with the biden kids a lot, great memories." i'm like, "i got to go tell him this." so i go up to joe biden. i say, "hey, mr. vice president, i'm jacob soboroff from msnbc. how are you?" "hey, great to see you." so then i got nervous. and i said to him, "my daughter --" i don't have a daughter. [ laughter ] " --is my father-in-law's wife." [ laughter ] and i was like -- and then, i said it again. i was like, "my daughter is my father-in-law's wife." and he wasn't responding. and he kind of like takes the aviators. and he looks over. i was like, "oh, my wife is my wife. and my father-in-law is my father-in-law." he's like, "oh, how are they? tell them i said hello." so i'm sorry, mr. vice president if you're watching tonight. i'll never do that again. >> seth: that's so -- yeah, that's like you were asking him a riddle. >> it was bad. >> seth: yeah. >> i was very uncomfortable. >> seth: my wi

joe biden ran three times. never got more than 1%. everybody was shocked that he did. i would love to have it be biden. >> sandra: yikes. president trump looking ahead to 2020. a great lineup that we have for you today. the a-team jessica tarlov senior director of research and fox news contributor. kayleigh mcenany spokeswoman for the rnc and judith miller, pulitzer prize winner. >> i'm with the president. we would love to see joe biden. people forget he has been a politician since 1973, a career bureaucrat. he had this bizarre plan to break up iraq to three states. opposed the bin laden raid. >> i love joe biden because he has a great dog and very personable. for those -- i'm an independent. for those democrats in the center joe biden is the best hope right now given the leftward drift of the party. if you have an adult who is almost donald trump's age, a little older than donald trump. it's the alternative. >> bill: he will be 77 or 78. >> if the alternative is elizabeth warren or someone on the left wing of the party i don't think

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joe biden ran three times, he never got more than 1%. e garbage heap and everyone was shocked that he did. i would love to have it be biden. >> jason: biden or holder? which one do you think? which one will be here? >> either one of them. it's especially -- think about this.. we are really looking at a new democratic movie called "back to the future" and joe biden rolls in in the delorean and talks about the good old days. this would be a dream team for the republicans. you have biden, elizabeth warren, hillary still making noise, please, god, let it be.ti >> jason: no new fresh blood there. governor huckabee, thank you very much. i appreciate you joining me. what do republican candidates around the country really think about president trump? a candidate for senate in michigan will tell us next. ♪ are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi coverage for your home, and lets you control your ne

would that democratth have been joe biden? i don't know. biden is very popular, a well-known politician, that can change, i like you but i don't like you that way. friend zone. hard to say but we do know this. trump and biden hate each other. they have threatened to fight each other, physically fight, two men in their 70s. or do a fool -- i am open to it. it would make your job as moderator easier. just blow the whistle. >> i wanted to ask about a new study that says consuming bacon negatively affect your mental health. >> this is from people who want to take your bacon. anyone saying they are going to steal your bacon, don't listen. >> i knew you would be anti-that study. but a couple paul's for a poll from cbs news, the ppresident' handling of the summit with vladimir putin, republicans say he did a good job. >> overall very bad marks, 32% but among republican 68% said i approve of the way the president handled it. that is not monolithic. part of that, we talked about before, i own the goldstar trump supporter, people who back trump in hi

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joe biden ran three times. he never got more than 1%. president obama took him out of the garbage heap and everyone was shocked that he did. >> shannon: there are a lot of people you know last time around who thought joe biden was very lovable, had longtime democrat record and support anti-could have been a very viable contender. >> history i think will report that hillary rodham clinton was the worst major party nominee in two generations. really catastrophically bad. just in so many different ways, with her base, with persuadable voters, all of these things. go to a different democrat has beaten donald trump? probably. with that democrat have been joe biden? i don't know. joe biden is very popular, well-liked politician, that can change when you run for president, though. oh, i like you, but i don't like you that way. >> shannon: friend zone. >> yeah, friend his own. it's hard to say. we do know that trump and biden hate each other. they have threatened each other, threatened to fight each other -- physically fight each other. two man

i mean they tell us trump is a fascist a dictator destroying tomography then shouldn't obama and joe biden be like storming the white house on some sort of mad max vehicle with spikes taken out of it should we see hillary and eric holder like bolted it trumps motored with our buccaneer knife in their teeth is sex to purge iran. or maybe the obama administration were such wonderful peace loving people that nowadays their busy volunteer ring of fire department. working in a homeless shelters it and knitting doilies for the underprivileged who have been there we are doing. but no no that's not really what's going down journalist zack harder and paul blumenthal did a little digging and here's what they found is a little where are they now for the obama administration jed johnson obama's head of the department of homeland security and sole proprietor the name jack these days . these days johnson received two hundred ninety thousand dollars a year to serve on the board of lockheed martin the largest american defense contractor and the world's biggest weapons manufacturer the world's biggest merc

joe biden.think yesterday five percent support as the next candidate. >> speaking of which, the president weighing in on joe biden this week. >> i dream about joe biden. he ran three times, never got more than one percent. president obama took him out of the garbage heap and everyone was shocked he did. >> i'm going back to the far left because that's fun but the fact of the matter is, there are 194 house democrats, 122 have signed on to cosponsors as medicare for all which would cost $32 trillion. this is a mainstream fantastical view. >> the democratic party is running candidates across the midwest in michigan, ohio and pennsylvaniathat are moderate . >> but their answering questions on what ocasio says that capitalism is going to fall and socialism is okay. >> - - if they think these are all democratic socialists, they will be in for a big wake-up call in november. >> if they nominate - - someone from that part of the party holding the views we've been talking about, that will be a benefit to

i would love to have it be joe biden.any one of those people that we are talking about, there are probably a group of seven or eight right now. i would really like to run against any one of them. by biden, never by himself could do anything. >> melissa: is he right? >> [laughs] , here is where the president has been very strategic. he has never stopped campaignin campaigning. so i think that democrats have to be watching out for him, and this is just another example of that as abide in the current target, just a few weeks ago, and for most of his presidency, his target has been the women wo are considered potential presidential candidates in 2020, it has been very odd why he has gone after women as hard as he does. clearly biden's beloved. i personally feel that we need some fresh or youthful talent in the field in 2020 as democrats. and i think that there is a lot of work that joe biden can still do. but god bless donald trump, he does not stop -- >> melissa: he does not let up. >> the american people would like for him