he stepped out of the spotlight in 2011 and handed the ceo reins to joe clinton. he is back in the hot seat. with the satellite tv business in its early days, he wants to get the forefront of this change by creating a new over the top product called sling tv and buying up the billions of dollars worth of wireless assets. assets he says can be used to build a legitimate competitor to at&t and verizon. when we first sat down for interview, i asked ergen to describe this new frontier. charlie: now we are in another transformation. it has gone about in two places. one is tv itself is transforming. people are looking for more of what they want to watch. they want to watch their tv everywhere and part of that is the technology of ott, over the top, allows customers to do that. the second transformation is the wireless industry where the world is going to be connected all of the time and there are only two ways to do it. one is with a wire and the other is wirelessly. we started on a mission five years ago to say we think we can be part of that revolution and the best pl

hillary clinton? joe biden? who is it? cratic strategist, white house special council, during bill clinton's administration. good evening, gentlemen. a source tells cnn that president obama has given joe biden his blessing to run for the white house. you say that you would welcome joe biden into this race. why? >> absolutely. and, first of all, the president givering a blessing. is not an endorsement. i know hie'll be neutral. he gave his blessing and i believe encouragement to secretary clinton. joe biden is a great man, qualified to be president. i believe that he will enter the race, and i'm guessing that will happen. and that hillary clinton will be our nominee and she will be a more formidable nominee because joe biden and bernie sanders will run a great campaign and there will be a formidable and important debate. >> but it wroent be the first time -- you're saying that you believe he will run. but it wouldened be the first time. and he did fail. so why did he fail the last time? >> well, i don't remember joe biden be

should not understake that when you look how vulnerable hillary clinton is. >> we have talked about the polls. obviously this is a time where joe biden has not run. honest and trustworthy numbers, hillary clinton is upside down in those numbers. joe biden is 58, 34. he is not in the race. he hasn't been attacked. but it's a different scenario. and he is -- he comes off as authentic to a lot of democrats who may be looking alternative to both bernie sanders and hillary clinton. >> if you are a democrat in a panic over hillary, her problems, her negatives, her honesty quosht and you see the continuation of the scandal going indefinitely. her fate is not in her hands. it's in the hands of the fbi judges and ininvestigative committees, you are the perfect alternative. now, there are two elements here. the first, that was a pretty broad hint from josh ernst that the president is tilting towards biden. he says i can't think of anyone else in the country, anyone else like hillary who could run a better campaign? >> let me interrupt for one second. we also talked about the president saying a few weeks agging how he could win a third te

clinton? steve: to me. i think joeiden comes from a working-class background and in his entire career at the senate he was a stay-at-home dad. he has never lost those values. he is a guy who can talk about what our party has been struggling with. al: what about money? lot of people think he would have a difficult time raising money. steve: these primary cases are all about momentum. do i think joe biden can put together a competent team and compete in every state? absolutely. if joe biden can compete in the early states and pick up the early wins, can he compete in the later states? absolutely. will he be able to build the operation that the clinton has in a matter of four months. ? no. but that is not the goal. we are going to start talking to volunteers in places like iowa and new hampshire about things they can to prepare for joe biden getting a race. assuming he does. john: if joe biden gets in this race, do you think he takes of votes away from hillary clinton? maybe he helps bernie sanders or takes of votes away

but joe biden is not coming across as a radical. he has pennsylvania roots. hillary clinton to talk about the middle class. joe biden has a powerful story riding the amtrak every day. he is not part of the progressive left. i also think, and this is my theory it is more than joe biden's son who wanted him to run, i think the white house wanted him to run and i think a lot of leaks coming from the white house came from the east wing. josh ernest was too excited this morning and too full of glee when he said joe biden has expressed interest in running. i think they are pushing this because they never trusted the clinton's. we will have to wait and see but i think i may be right. >> when you look at who they are talking to in terms of the advisors coming on and where they are positioned in the white house andrea might be right. i write down her theories by the way. >> i want him to run. >> you do? >> i do because i think hillary clinton feels entitled to the job. she doesn't have to talk to the president or answer tough questions because she is entitled. i think it would be goo

politico is reporting in private bill clinton is furious at the idea that joe biden might take this awayhillary clinton, sort of not at the last minute but late in the game when most people expected she was going to if not waltz at least have a relatively easy time. she does not have an easy time. the big reason is the email scandal. and joe biden may capitalize on that because he is seen as squeaky clean and more trustworthy in poll after poll. >> there isn't any ideological difference between hillary clinton and joe biden. they are pretty much the same on every issue. correct? >> pretty much i think the downside of a joe biden candidacy. not focusing on positive wave because hillary clinton has been in so much trouble the last few weeks. if he does in fact get in and it appears from his advisors that i'm picking up that he is leaning toward it but hasn't made a final decision. but he is talking to fundraisers and talking to the afl-cio today behind closed doors. all of that is getting organized labor and others ready for a run. it is simply that, look, this would solidify the effort at

clinton. throw in joe biden, he sits at 14%. back in may, the same poll had clinton leading sanders by 41 points. on the republican side, another shock. donald trump leads at 23%. almost out of nowhere, here comes ben carson with 18%. ready for this? nobody else is in double digits. scott walker, ted crews, jeb bush, marco rubio, carly fiorina. anybody else i haven't named, less than 5%. if you add up the first and second choices on the republican side, ben carson and donald trump are actually tied. ben carson, the highest favorable rating among republicans. of course, it is donald trump that is dictating things. him being on top is not the surprise this morning. he's been dominating all the polls in every state, the media. it turns out he's getting into the heads of his opponents as well. we put together some examples of just how just in the past few weeks when trump talks the other republicans feel forced to respond. >> make america great again. make america great again. >> it's not too late for america. with your help, we can

clinton. irish eyes writes, i love joe, but he can't outfund raise the clinton machine. he doesn't have the buzz that bernie does, and it's getting late to build a team. want to hear from just democrats and independents this morning. milton is in philadelphia, pennsylvania. go ahead, milton. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i would love for joe biden to run. you know, i work my tail off for both president obama when he ran for president and his re-election. i like the clintons. with joe, you don't know wh-- hn iraq. he voted against the war. he was right that the only way to put iraq back together is to have three autonomous regions. he was right on foreign policy. i hope and pray he gets in. and i believe if he gets in, he's going to be our next president. thank you. >> that's milton in philadelphia this morning. one rumor that was going around the internet that was quickly squash last night, the story in politico, al gore is not planning to run against hillary, according to his advisors after some reports about those who know gore saying that he might get into

clinton. throw in joe biden, he sits at 14%. back in may, the same poll had clinton leading sanders by 41 points. on the republican side, another shock. donald trump leads at 23%. almost out of nowhere, here comes ben carson with 18%. ready for this? nobody else is in double digits. scott walker, ted crews, jeb bush, marco rubio, carly fiorina. anybody else i haven't named, less than 5%. if you add up the first and second choices on the republican side, ben carson and donald trump are actually tied. ben carson, the highest favorable rating among republicans. of course, it is donald trump that is dictating things. him being on top is not the surprise this morning. he's been dominating all the polls in every state, the media. it turns out he's getting into the heads of his opponents as well. we put together some examples of just how just in the past few weeks when trump talks the other republicans feel forced to respond. >> make america great again. make america great again. >> it's not too late for america. with your help, we can

"way too early" starts right now. >>> i'd love to go against hillary clinton or joe biden. sus a name from the past. >> as to the clintons, i've been dealing with this 20 years. i'm fluent in clinton. >> i would make two phone calls. first to my friend netanyahu and second to supreme leader of iran. >> most do not know who i am. >> when i say i'm going to do something, i'll do it. when i say i'm not going to do it i won't. >> hillary clinton and president obama are no better. they're not honest enough to call themselves socialist. >> what agencies would you eliminate or cut? >> i've heard this question before. >> a few shots but no fireworks in the race for the republicans. the first debate is days away. there's new clues who will make it and who won't. >>> the fight to defund planned parenthood. find out which republican voted with democrats to keep the fund going. >>> a presidential game of punked as two victims fall victim to photos. see who gets the last laugh. this is "way too early," the show punking people since we have been on tv. ♪.

a poll, shows donald trump is beating hillary clinton in florida in recent polling there. joe biden is beating donald trump. biden is doing better than hillary clinton in florida. starting to see voters responding to the polls say there is something going on here. >> i will relent, hillary clinton has not had a great summer. very rocky summer. but i just do not buy that, joe biden is think about running because of hillary's e-mail eve. think, look, the last sitting vice president that did not run in an open election was dick cheney. think goodness. joe biden has done a great job as vice president. incredible relationship congress on beau sidebeau -- on both sid. >> do you think -- >> i think the reason he has now taken a serious look has much less to do with hillary's e-mails than with the health of his son. >> an awkward cocktail party. next time they get together. thank you all so much. appreciate your time. and other big news today the market meltdown. why it might not be over yet. and what you can do about it. richard quest, thank goodness has all the answers. also, donald

against donald trump, joe biden leads by 8, hillary clinton leads by 3. ve been some fascinating responses on the internals of these polls on the issue of trustworthiness for example. the trustworthiness scores in the new quinnipiac poll shows joe biden at 56%. jeb bush 48%, bernie sanders 44%, donald trump 38 and hillary clinton at 34. >> 39 i think. >> 39. okay. so donald trump and hillary clinton tied at the bottom of the score. >> that's what really struck me. not so much that biden was showing the strength. the differences between -- in those matchups, the differences between biden and hillary clinton are actually within the margin of error in the poll but what you really do see is this distrust, 39% approval rating there for her. the three words that pop up most common when people ask -- when pollsters asked for clinton were liar, dishonest and untrustworthy. i think that is a fundamental problem that the campaign will have to address. of course one wonders whether one reason biden is entering the campaign or thinking about it is because he has infor

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is joe biden about to jump in? is hillary clinton in trouble? and can donald trump get any more outrageous? parties are trying to figure it out and so are we. tonight, on "washington week." democrats make their case. hillary clinton: their flamboyant front runner has grabbed a lot of attention you look atf everyone else's policies, they're pretty much the same. they're trump without the pizzazz or the hair. >> i, for one, will not remain the face of the lies, the distortions and the racist out over the airwaves from the debate podiums proud republican party. gwen: could joe biden turn down the wayside donald trump has for the republicans. what the: you know good thing is about me? i don't need anybody's money. house, as thehite post-vacation president eyes the fresh he gears up for fights with congress. president obama: nobody gets to hold the american economy hostage over their own demands.al you expect better. dan: covering the week, balz, chief correspondent for "the washington post," carol lee, white house correspondent journal",all street m

who will provide it better, joe biden or the clintons? they will triangulate against president obama. >> they deal with politics, but, hillary doesn't know what the fbi has. she may need a pardon, jessica. >> i think all of this obviously falls apart if there is an indictment for hillary or her top aides. i think that's the only way the clinton strain stops here. you are completely right. clintons did the obama administration a big solid in 2012. bill clinton was the only one actually explaining obamacare clearly for the country. you remember how much obama fumbled that, himself. we have the explainner chief of the our health care policy. i think in that sense the obama administration thinks they owe clinton something, too, she was secretary of state. we bone e won't get into a debate whether that was successful for not. >> the quid pro quo, joe will get the nomination, step aside. >> she's not going to go that easily. >> here's the thing. i think hillary is not necessarily a winner, either. i think this white house u white house would ra

clinton. she's going to have to work for every single solitary democratic vote. i think if joee race, that proves the point the clinton campaign was trying to make on day one. point two here, the most important things folks need to understand, if joe biden jumps into the race, he allows for -- he makes hillary clinton a better candidate overall. he'll force her to take tough positions -- >> richard, let me push back on you a little bit. he's going to force her to spend some of her money, which she's been holding back. chris, go ahead. she'll be forced to spend some money. and then think about this. for me, this is the $64,000 question. if joe gets in, where does president obama put his allegiance? let's start with you, chris, on the money. >> you're right about the money. if joe biden gets in, hillary has to start spending money. she's spending money now because of the excitement that bernie sanders is generating. as for the president where he goes, if joe biden runs and hillary clinton runs, the president is in a tough spot. i think he waits for the convention and goes with th

joe biden is not a protest candidate. he's not -- >> that's where barack obama and elizabeth warren. remember hillary clintonrt among blacks is wide, but it's not deep and joe biden can fix that, including the afl with richard -- trish: we know and, by the way, meeting with the afl-cio, they have not come out and supported a candidate just yet. so good to see you guys as always. thank you so much for your analysis and continue watching the upside in this market right now as we look -- i have to look way over here because the big board is down. we are up right now two -- more than 200 points, 230, i'll see you right after this [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. prevnar 13 ® is used in adul

joe biden, whether he will run and what happens if he does? john: a little less and 50-50. as i said before, i don't think it's good for hillary clinton. n is not very happy with the clintons right now. remember we are on twice a day. until tomorrow, sayonara. ♪ emily: twitter shares close at their lowest since their opening. does it make them an easy acquisition target? i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." the stripe ceo joins me to talk about the company's $5 billion valuation and taking on paypal. the ceo of github with more on the future of open source. first to o

2003 was leading in the polls and in 2007, of course, hillary clinton so they said don't make a decision, don't do anything stupid, wait for joeen. >> what's your analysis, alex? >> as they say in wrestling, let's get ready to rumble. hillary clinton has created a vacuum in the democratic party that bernie sanders can't fill. politics and nature abhor a vacuum so somebody will come in off the sidelines to fill it. it looks like it will be joe biden and the old trope that, well, oh, he doesn't have the organization and bernie sanders and hillary clinton have been out there, we here in the age of the internet. you can build an organization in social media and this things move quickly. you can have a company one day and be out of business the next. i think joe biden will be a serious contender for the democratic nomination. >> a lot of analysts believe if he decides to run, at least in part, it's because the there's a fear among democrats that maybe this e-mail involving hillary clinton, there may be something there that could undermine her favorability ratings going into a general election. >> the only we're talking about bringi

whatever is happening with the clinton campaign, joe has the problem. sense of the atmosphere, the money and the organization, and hillary clinton is still a formidable opponent. my guess is he won't do it. >> woodruff: do you share the guess? >> i don't. you know, with great respect for david, i don't think anybody knows. as david indicated, he was not sure. it's a most personal decision imaginable, as david touched on, with the death of his son in may, it becomes more personal. it's a family decision. he's a grandfather. what you see with joe biden is what you get. david's right, it is not an anti-establishment burks america is craving authenticity in 2016 and joe biden brings authenticity to it. he's also a happy warrior. he also communicates with working class voters a lot better than most democrats do, and i think better than secretary clinton did, except in the late primaries in 2008. so i think he probably had ruled it out, he accepted it earlier, and hillary clinton had wrapped up endorsements. she had money, support, and she stumbled. make no mi

haven't changed my views of his candidacy, but i surely have on his durability. >> is joe biden about to take on hillary clinton? we'll talk about that with the panel when we come back. >>> joe biden is going to have an opportunity to make up his own mind. he's indicate ed he's thinking about it. in 2008, when obama selected joe biden as his running mate, he's cited that as the best decision he's made. he believed a spirited contest would be in the best interest of our party and in the best interest of our country. >> all talking about vice president biden getting in this race. before all this hubbub about whether he was getting in or not, you see hillary clinton is still in the lead. bernie sanders picking up some steam there. she's dropped ten points. the question is, is this real? more reading the tea leaves. all indications he's truly considering it. >> i think this is the democrats having gop envy. the republicans have having fun with this crazy race they're suppo supposed to stand by the next 18 months and watch a coronation. i think by leaking this there's a line in the maureen dowd column where she talk

clinton? >> well, for me it's about joe biden. first of all, joe biden is as josh earnest said, arguably the most consequential vice president we've had in a long time if not ever. frankly i live in the swing state of florida, if you look at the way democrats have struggled with working class, working white voters primarily, i think joe biden comes from that world. he's a middle class guy growing you up. he's never lost his roots. i think it gives us a chance to talk to voters in the general election that we've struggled with. >> i want to play sound from the hillary campaign. this is what he had to say. >> the reason i support hillary is because i think she's the best person most able to do the job. >> better than the vice president? >> if i thought the vice president was better than hillary clinton, then i wouldn't be working for hillary clinton. >> thoughts? >> obviously i have nothing but respect for he and secretary clinton. 00 she's our nominee, i'll support her wholeheartedly. but joe biden's fingerprints have been on prett

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hillary clinton, never. joe biden, yes. other gentlemen i would vote for, if he is the only one running against her in the democratic party, i would vote for. never hillary. host: thank you for the call from georgia. "the wall street journal" also writing about bernie sanders saying the life inside the bewildering. is a self-described democratic socialist, often observed eating alone in the cafeteria, these , he began attracting to produce. rally in covered his south carolina as part of our road to the white house coverage. your comments on our facebook page on joe biden, here are a couple of thoughts. joe biden i think would make an excellent secretary of state. don't run, iplease beg you not to, you are only going to hurt the two viable candidates already in the field. rants has this tweet, biden is part of the establishment. we desperately need more change .- bernie sanders for potus next is jim from delaware. caller: good morning, how are you today? it is a beautiful day in delaware. i am a republican, so that means i i

who will provide it better, joe biden or the clintons? they will triangulate against president obama. >> here is the interesting part. they're going to try and go scorched earth. that's how they deal with politics. but hillary doesn't know what the fbi has. she may need a pardon, jessica. >> i think all of this obviously falls apart if there is an indictment for hillary or her top aides. i think that's really actually the only way that the clinton train stops here. to andrea's point, i think you're right about '08 and the clintons. but the clintons did the obama administration a big solid in 2012. bill clinton went out hard for him. he was the only one actually explaining obamacare clearly to the country. you remember how much obama fumbled that, himself. we have the explainner chief of the our health care policy. i think in that sense the obama administration thinks they owe clintons something too. she was secretary of state. we want to get into debating whether that was successful or not. >> the quid pro quo, joe will get the nomination

joe biden to potentially get into there race. in that quinnipiac poll, he was beating a lot of republicans head to head. doing better than hillary clinton. beating donald trump by a few points. beating jeb bush by a few points. we'll see if he comes down. there's a halo around joe biden. hillary clinton is suffering so much, that he is being seen as a lot of democrats as a potential savior. >> and one of the greatest exchanges. it will be studied in political science class duffle wipe your server clean? that was your exchange. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> and joining me, democratic strategist, doug, julie is with us. i'll start with you. liar, dishonest, untrustworthy. we've got untruthful, deceitful, corrupt, crooked, cheat, deseptemberive, arrogant, chief, devious. there were some good words in. there the top three, liar, dishonest, untrustworthy. that's the first word that comes to mind the word that i would use is front-runner. she is leading the democratic primary. >> joe biden is doing better against republicans than she is. >> if i could finish. he is the vice president of the united states. he's been for six, se

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he loses by a huge margin to hillary clinton. joebiden performs better than hillary clinton does but nonetheless she's likely to be the nominee. >> 17 candidates that we have now in that kind of a fractiona fractionated field, you can do well. >> there was a good piece in "the new york times" this morning that said donald trump is holding back the republican party haters inside the republican contest. he's helping the traditional republicans that are benefiting by trump taking that anger that mike talked about and channeling it toward him rather than channeling it toward a ted cruz, for example. i think -- i run into few people that think donald trump is likely to be the nominee of the republican party. he's likely to be a presence for a period of time, longer rather than shorter, but at the end of the day who is he holding back and not who is he advancing? you have to go back to the 1976 democratic presidential contest to find a poll that had a front runner at the low levels that we see today. >> all right. panel, we have to take a

joining me now to talk about hillary clinton and joe biden, ed rendell, former pennsylvania governor chair of hillary clinton's campaign last time around. bob shrum, senior adviser to john kerry during his presidential campaign. welcome both. thanks so much. ed rendell, as someone who has long been connected to the clintons, how concerned should she be that some democrats are at least worried about the e-mails, benghazi, all the other stuff, the money, and are taking a serious look that joe biden is taking a serious look at whether or not he should make this run? >> well, concerned. joe biden has been, i think, the most meaningful vice president in my lifetime. he's done a good job. i think his numbers are good with the american people right now. joe would be a formidable candidate. but politics as you know andrea, has changed a lot. it's late to try to start making a campaign. most of the biden fund-raising network, most of those people have signed on with hillary. most of the campaign operatives that are important to building a structure to get out the vote have signed on with hilla

talks to me about it other than you guys. >> so to discuss the state of hillary clinton's campaign and the chances of joen, i'm joined by howard dean, who ran for the democratic nomination in 2004. he is publicly backing hillary clinton right now. peter hart, a hugely influential pollster, and he's one-half of the nbc/wall street journal polling team we use. good morning to both of you. governor dean, let me start with you. the evolving answers here. >> i don't think the answers are steady. i think they're steady as she goes. this is manufactured partly by a press that's bored and partly by republicans. she did not break any rules. she may have sent classified that wasn't labeled and the state department is trying to get stuff classified after the fact. she can't be blamed for this. i look at this as the usual press frenzy, the pack journalism, and i think it will go away because there's no substance to it. >> you'll hear a quoted from jerry brown where he says, this thing is like a vampire, the story won't go away and she has to figure out essentially a way to just stab it and get rid of it. wt could sh

this week clinton's captain manager sent a 6-page memo urging them not to panic: still, many urge joeiden to jump into the presidential race, he appears to be considering it. he reached out to several strategists and a decision is expected soon. meanwhile, the sanders campaign is intensifying. this summer he caught clinton's lead in the polls in half. in new hampshire hillary clinton is feeling the burn >>> david shuster joins us. you had a chance to talk to bernie sanders, what is his view of the surge? >> bernie sanders has been talking about the issues for a long time. he feels there's an appetite for getting money out of politics and economic justice, he's not surprised by that. imagined. >> what is he saying is the biggest challenge wright now? >> the biggest challenge is the infrastructure can't handle, or until recently, the influx of intrigue and interest. they've been trying to build up through the social media, to take the tens of thousands that express an center and turn it into field organizers and volunteers, but keeping up, says bernie sanders, is the biggest challenge.

show tape of joe biden attacking her credibility, her honesty. >> if joe biden runs and this causes a huge rallying cry for hillary clinton, especially among women voters, that's not something joe biden wants to see. it's a tough call. he wants to run. he's got to convince himself that there is a way in which it makes sense or that it's just worth the leap of faith. >> i think one reason he met with elizabeth warren is not just because she's a progressive idle but because she's a woman and because he's going to need allies if he's going to go do this, while hillary clinton is saying i want to break that final glass ceiling, that is a subtext he's going to have to deal with. >> tough. the minute you announce, everything changes. that would take kennedy in 1 980. i remember it well. do you think he's going? >> i can't say for sure. feels like it. >> smells like -- who is pushing this stuff? constantly pushing it. >> it's not quite beyond the point of no return. >> people talking don't know people who know aren't talking. >> sounds like the '60s. >> i disagree. >> i think some have been told to keep it out there and get it h

coming up on "morning joe," hillary clinton is not worried about the e-mail controversy that clouds here look at why she thinks it will quote burn itself out. >>> presidential candidates turn their attention to education taking part in a new hampshire forum. we'll get a few with the commentator. >>> me then dez becomes the second democrat to oppose the iran deal. with the opposition be enough to sink the deal? that and more coming up on "morning joe." ♪ can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i wasn't reaching my a1c goal anymore. man: my doctor says diabetes changes over time. it gets harder to control blood sugar spikes after i eat and get to goal. my doctor added novolog® at mealtime for additional control. now i know. novolog® is a fast-acting, injectable insulin and it works toge