he met with senator warren who is an endorsement of progressives over the weekend. >> joe johns, thank you. jeb bush making a trip to the texas/mexico border. bush defending the term of anchor babies says he was referring to birth tourism which applies more to asians than hispanics. >> i was talking about the case of fraud committed where there are organized efforts and more related to asian people coming into our country and having children in that organized effort taking advantage of a noble concept which is birthright citizenship. i support the 14th amendment. nothing about what i said should be viewed as derogatory. >> bush also took direct aim at donald trump. cnn's polo sandoval has more. >> reporter: this morning, bush is back on the campaign trail after the stop here in texas. this is the heart of the immigration debate that continues to intensify. yesterday, we noticed a different jeb bush. he was feisty and a really higher level of energy. he used that new tone to take direct jabs at one of his main opponents here. donald trump. take a listen. >> what i say is mr. trump's pla

>> joe johns, thank you for that. >>> 41 minutes past the hour.e for an "early start" on your money. a look at markets right now. european and asian stocks higher and european stock futures up. big business this morning is higher interest rates are coming in september. the atlanta fed president in an interview with "wall street journal" says barring an unexpected deterioration in the u.s. economy, the fed will raise rates next month. he is a voting member of the committee and his comments are getting a lot of attention. the other big story. apple's recent swoon. now down 15% from a record high set in april and has wiped out, get this. 113 billion dollars in apple's value. how much is that? that's like the entire value of companies like netflix or mcdonald's. so why is this happening? concerns apple is losing ground in china. that's a very important market. the u.s. smartphone market is also saturated and, of course it needs, you know, a lot of its profit is driven high profits are driven by the smartphone sales. >>> this morning, expert examining

john and christine? >> thanks, joe, experts are examining plane debris found washed ashore in the indian ocean. they are ready to determine if this really came from missing malaysia airlines flight 370. we head to the laboratory next. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. ♪"once there was a hushpuppy" by dan romis man kind?eitlin ♪ ar

joe, what did secretary clinton day? >> reporter: john, there are some interesting meetings.the scenes here at the democratic national committee summer meetings, is super-delegate as well as dnc members are being told in private meetings, to essentially keep their powder dry, to keep an open mind, it's too early to anoint a front-runner, specifically hillary clinton. that's coming from the draft biden movement, in fact. mean whim hillary clinton was on the campaign trail, hitting the republicans heaard today. >> i'm going to tell you, i'm going to keep going. >> reporter: >> reporter: hillary clinton trying to turn the focus back to republicans, with a new line of attack in ohio. >> extreme views about women, we expect that from some of the terrorist groups. we expect that from people who don't want to live in the modern world, but it's a little hard to take coming from republicans who want to be the president of the united states. yet they espouse out-of-date and out-of-touch policies. jeb bush called her priorities totally wrong. it's a new tack from clinton when she acknow

john. >>> is joe biden about to jump into the 2016 race?emocratic source is now telling us which way the vice president is liening, he is, according to our source, leaning. that's ahead. >>> plus he's out on the border u. walking it is line, getting told about law and order. jeb bush hoping his excursion to the epicenter of the immigration debate did reverse his somewhat sagging political fortunes. you totalled your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. new car replacement is just one of the features that come standard with a base liberty mutual policy. and for drivers with accident forgiveness,rates won't go up due to your first accident. learn more by calling switch to liberty mutual and you can save up to $5

good morning, joe. >> reporter: good morning, john. eight democratic candidates expected to speak here in minneapolis today starting with lincoln chafee. they're going in alphabetical order. after that comes hillary clinton around noon eastern time. as you said, one person who is not going to be here is the vice president, joe biden. he's not a candidate, though he's thinking about it, but some of his most fervent supporters are making their presence felt. they've been holding briefings in the same hotel where the dnc is going on asking superdelegates and members of the dnc to keep their powder dry, keep an open mind. that it's not yet the time to anoint a front-runner. these are small meetings, 15 to 30 people, but a lot of excite am among the draft biden effort to keep people, you know, holding the line until the time joe biden decides he is going to get into the race or not. john and kate, back to you. >> joe, at the very same time, hillary clinton slated to speak in a very short amount of time and this comes at a time when a lot of

a favorite of progressives. >>> joe johns, thanks for that. jeb bush traveling to the texas/mexico border and taking on donald trump. bush defending the use of the term anchor babies saying he was actually referring to birth tourism which he says applies more to asians than hispanics. >> when i was talking about was the specific case of fraud being committed where there's organized efforts and frankly it is more related to asian people coming into our country and having children in that organized effort taking advantage of a noble concept with birthright citizenship. i support the 14th amendment. nothing about what i said should be viewed as derogatory. >> and bush also took direct aim at donald trump. cnn's polo sandoval has more. >> reporter: jeb bush is back on the campaign trail after a stop in texas, which is the heart of the immigration debate which continues to intensify. yesterday, we noticed a different jeb bush. he was feistier and working to redefine himself and a higher level of energy. he used that tone to take direct jabs at one

we get more from joe johns in iowa. >> reporter: alison and miguel, vice president biden giving members of the democratic national convention just a glimpse of his deliberations into whether he will run for president. on a conference call to members of the committee to try to convince them to get behind the iran nuclear deal, the question and answer period quickly turned to politics with biden telling members of the committee that before he decides to run he has to conclude he can put his heart and soul into the race. >> if i were to announce to run, i have to commit to all of you that i would be able to give it my whole heart and my whole soul. right now, both are pretty well banged up. we are trying to figure out that issue. >> reporter: at a campaign event in iowa, hillary clinton responding to all of the buzz about biden with some deeply personal remarks. referencing the fact that the biden family is going through the grief process after the death of beau biden in may. >> i want him to reach whatever the right decision is and he has to do that. it has to be a really, really hard one

joe johns joining us now. joe, today's procedural vote to defund planned parenthood is based mostly on these four videos. is there any more evidence? >> there's a possibility that there are more videos, in fact, part of the drama is playing out on capitol hill and the senate floor this evening. part of the drama is playing out in federal court in san francisco around 4:00 pacific time where a judge is hearing arguments on whether there ought to be a permanent injunction to bar the release of additional videos. conservative media has reported there may be as many as nine more of these and the national abortion federation has gone to court seeking an injunction and asking the judge to bar the release of those videos because they're concerned about, among other things, intimidation of the people who work for them. so there's stuff going on in both the east coast and the west coast, fred. >> and, joe, who would investigate further beyond the video. would it be congress that would need more than just the video. woul

let's get to joe johns.may have failed last night, it seems clear this fight is far from over. >> called this the latest sign. it's going to stick around for a while. some congressional republicans are talking about linking the fight over planned parenthood to a possible government shutdown battle this fall and the release of another controversial video today that's just adding fuel to the fire. >> the latest video in a sustained effort to undermine support for planned parenthood have helped the center for medical progress stoke the growing controversy. edited undercover video with a planned parenthood research director in texas talking about extracting in tact fetus cadavers for use in fetal tissue research. >> anything we integrate into that procedure without having you cover the procedural costs is going to be higher. >> right. >> so -- anything of a higher gestational age, there's more opportunity for complications. >> interspersed with talk about budgets and money. >> if we alter a process, and we are a

joe johns in ainge an kenny, io. >>> i know john berman will have much more. i'm brooke baldwin.ng with me today. "the lead" starts right now. \s >>> two journalists executed on live tv. i'm john berman, this is "the lead." >>> a reporter team, cut down by a live broadcast, crump link to the ground as the camera rolled. the killer took his own life, after, did not at manifester calling a proportional response for the church massacre in charleston. >>> she wanted to start a life with her on-air boyfriend. he had planned to movey

joe johns is at the democratic national committee meeting in minneapolis where she spoke, and joe, thepeech playing well today. there were chants of hillary, hillary, how did clinton do in front of reporters? >> reporter: well john, there were more questions in the media to hillary clinton, specifically, about the ethics of the vetting process for speeches made by president bill clinton when hillary clinton was secretary of state. but for the crowd here, this was an opportunity for the democratic candidates to, if you will, preach to the choir. >> i'm just getting warmed up. >> reporter: hillary clinton staying on offense against republicans as she addressed members of the democratic national committee today. >> today the party of lyincoln has become the party of trump. >> reporter: her top target, donald trump. >> trump actually says he would do a much better job for women than i would. now that's a general election debate that's going to be a lot of fun. >> reporter: clinton clearly has been keeping an eye on the outspoken republican front runner, including his insistence yesterday t

volunteers in places like iowa and new hampshire about things they can to prepare for joe biden getting a race. 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 from sanders from the anti-clinton vote? where does he get most of his votes from? steve: i think he pulls from all the candidates. at this thing -- at this point we seeing him pulling at 20% in the early states. he has the ability to talk to working-class families in a way we haven't seen from a serious contender in a while. i think he will do well in places like iowa, new hampshire, and self airliner. john: you are a florida guy, can you imagine -- and south carolina. john: you are a florida guy, and you imagine hillary clinton winning in florida? steve: most my friends are in clinton world down here. that being said joe biden has spent a lot of time in florida. john: let me ask you real quick, if you had joe biden on the phone, he is a smart fan -- smart man, but he worries she would still be in -- she would still steamroller -- still steam

john: joe biden, start warming your engine. when we come back, tales out of school. john: issue two -- tales out of school. >> and the majority leader looked at me and said there is no deal, there is no deal, there is no deal. like st. peter, he repeated it three times. my staff told me that afternoon, he's lying to you. that's what my staff said. we've been around the senate a long time. he's not telling you the truth. john: senator ted cruz has declared war on republican senate majority leader senator mitch mcconnell. senator cruz says that mr. mcconnell made a covert deal with democrats so ensure the or authorization of the export-import bank, something mr. cruz and many other republicans oppose. senator cruz claims senator mcconnell lied to him by denying that no deal had been struck. while some conservatives have praised senator cruz for his words, other republicans like senator orin hatch believe mr. cruz has impugned the senate's tradition of respectful debates. >> deliberation without decorum is not deliberation at all. it is bickering. and bickers, mr. presid

joe johns is live at the white house. are you hearing about this meeting going on tonight at biden's residence? are they talking about a run? >> reporter: that's a good question. they're not giving us any information about what they may be talking about. however, this is a trusted circle the vice president is meeting with, including anita dunn, bob bauer and the third person is ted kauffman, a senator who is a trusted adviser to joe biden, all of this information coming from cnn's jeff zeleny. we're talking about the run-up, the long investigation of the choices of the vice president. joe biden arrived at the white house today with a lot on his mind. his weekly lunch with the president in the oval office taking on new meaning with speculation swirling about whether he will run. >> everybody is pretty interested to find out what decision the vice president is going to make. the president has indicated his view that the decision to add joe biden to the ticket as his running made was the smartest decision he made in politics

coming up, steve shale, the obama allied now urging joe biden to run for resident. after the break. ♪ johnbarack obama won florida twice. now part of the movement to joe biden in the 2016 race. he is the latest figures to draft bidens super pac. thank you for coming on the show from tallahassee. i have to ask you, you are a smart guy, a strategist. you are not a dreamer, not an idealist. do you know something we don't know? is the vice president is getting closer to getting into this race? steve: i know as much as you do. it looks like he is serious about considering it. i don't have any inside knowledge. for me this is a chasing rainbows sort of thing. i have a lot of affinity for the vice president, frankly after two presidential campaigns in florida i was looking forward to spending 2016 on the beach, not in the campaign office. when it became clear the vice president was serious about this it was a chance for me to raise my hand and be part of a movement that encourages him to do it. john: why do you think it is imperative for him to get in? steve: i think he will raise the game of eve

joe johns is joining us now here's there at the dnc meeting. is the talk about a possible joe biden candidacy, joe? >> dnc leadership is being even handed. we've talked to a number of them. they're not choosing sides officially but we know behind the scenes, wolf, the draft biden effort continues to meet quietly, telling delegates, superdelegates to keep an open mind while joe biden will continue to get in the race. hillary clinton essentially was preaching to the choir a real red meat speech. sounding in some ways more like a general election candidate, like a candidate who ear pursuing -- not like a candidate who's pursuing the nomination. her toughest attack lines reserved for the republican field especially donald trump one line that got tremendous applause was about a theoretical debate between she and donald trump in the general election. another big burst when she cited the accusations she's playing the gender card on women's health. she said her response was to say if she's playing the gender card deal me in. so still kvrgs about whethe

joe johns, cnn, washington. >> so could this be joe biden's moment?ng democrats to topple hillary clinton who remains a very strong front runner despite all the recent controversy. for more, our senior political analyst joins us. do you think he will get into the race? >> i still think yes, but i think it is more dependent on what happens to hillary clinton than what happens to him. what we're seeing here is mostly about hillary clinton and the anxiety democrats have about this e-mail story that will not end. joe biden is beloved by democrats as vice president, but there were reasons he was not looking at running until recently. he ran twice before, was not a very effective candidate either time and would be older than ronald reagan on inauguration day if he ran. so i think this is more about democrats looking for an insurance policy on hillary clinton than it is a ground swell for biden. >> i think maybe the savior of the democratic party should hillary fall over? >> i think the real difficult decision he has to make is there is no doubt that democra

john: do you think joe biden hungers for the job? pat: i think he did at one time and i think he's seeing something rising again. john: we're wail over. eleanor: i said earlier if the party needs a savior he's there but hillary is in a strong position. much stronger than the dialogue today. john: he said yes, he should get in. and you? mort: if anything we don't know now comes out he should be ready to get in. john: joe biden, start warming your engine. issue two -- tales out of school. >> and the majority leader looked at me and said there is no deal, there is no deal, there is no deal. like st. peter, he repeated it three times. my staff told me that afternoon, he's lying to you. that's what my staff said. we've been around the senate a long time. he's not telling you the truth. john: senator ted cruz has declared war on republican senator majority leader senator mitch mcconnell. he says that mr. mcconnell made a covert deal with democrats so ensure the or authorization of the import-export bank, something mr. cruz and many other re

joe johns, good evening to you. all eyes on the vice president, joe biden, will he? won't he jump into the presidential race? president obama is now weighing in. >> that's right, don. president obama weighing in. essentially giving joe biden the green light if he chooses to run according to our jeff zeleny. a blessing from the white house. it isn't a requirement. and it came in two pafrts rts t. after lunch with the president/vice president at the white house. then the press secretary, giving joe biden high praise. quoting the president as saying, that putting biden on the national ticket was the best decision the president's made in politics. there was more today to add to the buzz. when vice president met this evening with former white house communications director anita dunn, former white house counsel, bob bower, anita dunn's husband and former delaware senator ted kaufman, a long-time biden adviser. a lot of talk today. as joe biden tries to explore his options. >> lot of meetings if it sound like as well. what are the next steps for the vice president? is he pl

joe johns with some of them in the tonight of pella tonight. joe?erson, this is the pella historical society about 45 minutes outside of des moines, and we did spend the evening with 11 republicans who are so far undecided but came into this with a few ideas. and i'd just like to ask, a show of hands from all of you, how many of you coming in had a sense that donald trump was the guy to beat? and you expected to hear good things from him. >> and how many of you feel that way right now? so a little bit different from what randi kaye was hearing in florida. people here had sort of a strong and visceral reaction to what happened in this debate. and i'd like to ask you because we talked earlier, and some of you have said the very first moments of this debate were problematic for you as far as donald trump is concerned. so lynn henry and alex lee, you guys, just give me some sense of what was the problem with the first minutes of the debate? >> well, for me it was when he was asked if he would lend his allegiance throughout the entire campaign to the rep

joe johns in minneapolis for us, thank you.on speaking just around noon there. >>> joining me now, andy smith, from the university of new hampshire survey center and author. thanks for being with me, andy. >> good morning, poppy. >> let's start with new hampshire aptly so. a recent boston herald/franklin pierce poll shows bernie sanders leads new hampshire. he had been trailing her by nearly 40 percentage points in march. that is a sharp reversal. why? >> i think there are a couple things going on. first off, there is among democrats a growing sense of dissatisfaction with hillary clinton and also historically in new hampshire, 35% to 45% of the democratic electorate here favors the nonestablishment candidate. this goes back to gene mccarthy in 1968 but more recently with bill bradley in 2000, howard dean in 2004, even barack obama in 2008. so it's not surprising there are a blacc oc of democrats that ar looking for someone other than the mainstream establishment candidate. that said, sanders has been doing better in part becau

joe johns reporting live from des moines iowa this morning.nk you. >>> well you could argue there was another breakout star from last night's debate. this was the happy hour debate. that would be carly fiorina. this morning on "new day" she had some strong words for donald trump on what some might call his sexist remarks. >> no one who claims to represent our party should ever be judgmental in tone or visit ree -- any time people start calling people names it's unfair. it's uncalled for. it does not help our political debate. republicans and democrats alike are guilty of it. >> cnn political director is following that part of the story. fiorina was the star of the happy hour debate. so actually it was kind of sad when the candidates came out because there was no one in the audience. there were maybe eight people. it seemed like this was going to be a bust but for fiorina it definitely was not. >> reporter: she had a breakout night last night. she's going to get a fresh look from a lot of republican voters. i think carly fiorina accomplished tw

senior correspondent joe johns is live in washington with more. hi joe. >> reporter: the battle over planned parenthood spilling over on to the presidential campaign trail. another indicator of how tricky it is for candidates like jeb bush who tried to turn the abortion rate to their advantage and trying to do a balancing act to not alienate voters about the concerns of women's health. gop presidential hopeful jeb bush walking back an offhanded jab over women's health funding. >> i'm not sure we need a half billion for women's health issues. >> reporter: he said in a statement soon after he spoke in tennessee tuesday, he meant to say the $500 million in federal funding that goes to planned parenthood should be directed to other women's health organizations. no matter hillary clinton pounced. >> i guess women's health isn't a priority for him. >> reporter: she fired this tweet, you are absolutely wrong. bush tweeting back an hour later, what is wrong is giving taxpayer money to an organize vacation whose practices show no regard for lives of the unb

joe johns in ainge an kenny, io. >>> i know john berman will have much more. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you being with me today. "the lead" starts right now. \s >>> two journalists executed on live tv. i'm john berman, this is "the lead." >>> a reporter team, cut down by a live broadcast, crump link to the ground as the camera rolled. the killer took his own life, after, did not at manifester calling a proportional response for the church massacre in charleston. >>> she wanted to start a life with her on-air boyfriend. he had planned to move away and follow hi fiancee to new york city, two lives cut so short, today remembered by their loved ones. >>> plus our politics lead. is there anyone out there donald trump won't take on? in short, no. trump turns his iowa news conference into a battle roeial with the nation's powerful latino newsman. now trump's campaign manager is here talking to us. >>> today let me give you brief updates on the markets. the markets closing up today. more than 600 points, 619 points, gaining back a lot of what has been lost over the last few days. that wil

joe johns, how did it go? oyalties at the white house because on the one hand joe biden is a beloved figure at the white house. on the other hand there are a lot of questions about whether he could pull it off if he decides to get into the race. officially joe biden's office is saying no decision has been made as of yet. and any speculation to the contrary is false. biden did get a lot of praise in the white house briefing room today, but no endorsement. joe biden arrived at the white house today with a lot on his mind. his weekly lunch with the president in the oval office taking on new meaning with speculation swirling about whether he will run. >> everybody is pretty interested to find out, what decision the vice president is going to make. the president has indicated his view that the decision to add joe biden to the ticket as his running mate was the smartest decision he's ever made in politics. >> reporter: a democrat ecsource in touch with biden's associates tells cnn the vice president is now leaning mo

let's go to joe johns at the white house. joe, what's the latest.ll signs are pointing for a run by the vice president. >> wolf, democratic source telling cnn political director david clalian that the vice president is leaning more towards running, getting into the race, than against it. and that source telling cnn that in the event he decides to put his hat in the ring, one plan would be for the vice president to make his intentions known around the first week of october and then ride that out into the democratic debate. quite frankly, there has been a few other signs here that the white house and elsewhere that the vice president is considering this very seriously, including the fact that he just hired a new message manager, kate -- her name is kate bedingfield. this is a woman who has experience in washington, right here at the white house: she also worked for the motion picture association of america and in the 2008 run of john edwards. we also have reported over the weekend that the vice president did have somewhat of a surprise meeting with el

joe johns, thank you so much.et's bring in jemele buoy, who writes about politics, race, and justice for "slate." don lemon, and mia malika henderson. we're going to talk about all of this after this quick break. too mark and alissa anderson. they bought the place four months ago on what was arguably the scariest day of their lives. neither has any idea what the future holds for them. but they bought into a 30-year mortgage anyway. that was bold. they must really believe in themselves. buy in. quickenloans/home buy. refi. power. our original dough is hand tossed and made fresh. there's a good reason why we never use frozen dough. it's because, there is no good reason to ever use frozen dough. ♪ >>> developing now, activists with the black lives matter movement are confronting presidential candidates from both political parties, putting race and justice front and center in the 2016 campaign. we're back with jemele buoy, don lemon, and nia malika henderson. nia, who are these activists and what exactly are they tryi

cnn's joe johns has been speaking with voters in iowa in des moines. what has the consensus been? about electability concern about values about getting a republican who can actually win the white house. on the up side i think you can sigh they're very interested in hearing more from dr. ben carson as well as marco rubio, and to a lesser extent governor john kasich of ohio. on the negative side a very, very strong reaction to the beginning of the debate where donald trump said he would not foreswear a third party run. and women in the room reagented viscerally where trump essentially talked about women and the way he's described them on social media. listen. >> i didn't like his comments about women, and women make up half of the population and he's called them names like dogs. he didn't really even take that back. he even made a negative comment to megan kelly in the process. so i mean if he's not going to get the women's votes and women's issues are a hot topic according to the democrats, even though it's an old subject. still, i don't think he respects women. >> reporter: so 11

joe johns joins me now. a writer that would defund planned harnt parenthood would draw a presidential veto. what's the overall plan here from the republicans that want to see planned parenthood totally defunded from federal money? >> reporter: i think there's a big difference between a plan, an objective and policy at this stage and there's a difference between messaging and policy. so what we're seeing right now is an uphill battle for this measure, not only because republican leadership needs 60 votes to get this thing over the finish line but also because of as you mentioned, the president's veto threat, but what is clear is they feel like they have to do something simply because of the videos that you mentioned which anecdotally talking to some republicans around the capitol, it seems it's really picked up steam at least on the right. so the question of messaging, the question of doing something because now republicans are in control of both the house and the senate and their constituency expects them to

john's piece about joe biden, what is your bottom line about joe biden, whether he will run and what if he does? john: a little less and 50-50. as i said before, i don't think it's good for hillary clinton. joe biden 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 our lead -- a stock we are watching -- shares

john's piece about joe biden what is your bottom line about joe biden, whether he will run and what happens does? john: a little less and 50-50. as i said before, i don't think it's good for hillary clinton. joe biden is not very happy with the clintons right now. remember we are on twice a day. until tomorrow, sayonara. ♪ alix: we are moments away from the closing bell. i'm alix steel. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu in for joe weisenthal. [closing bell ringing] alix: all three major indices closing lower this monday with energy down. crude falling below $50 a barrel for the first time since january. scarlet: but the question is "what'd you miss?" the chinese plunge. china's stocks hitting the lowest level in three weeks. but are we missing the bigger story? two killer

he takes away roughly the same amount of support from each of the front-runners. >> joe johns thanksna is here with us cnn chief political analyst gloria borger sarah murray chief political correspondent for "slate," jamel buoy. thanks for being with us. this carson surge raised a lot of eyebrows. what do we attribute this to? >> i think he's another outsider. i think it's a time of year when people are giving everyone a look and maybe some folks said you know what? maybe donald trump isn't conservative enough and we're taking a look at somebody who's not another politician. as dana pointed out carly fiorina also benefits from that. she tried to get elected to the senate once but didn't succeed but hasn't held elective office. there are a lot of reasons here. also donald trump has not been attacking carson. >> he said he's too nice. >> he said he's too nice. >> i bet that changes. >> let's see what happens now. >> it was interesting to me that he got a lot of support from evangelical christian women, pulling that from frump, and that's really key. >> absolutely. i noticed evangelical

our senior washington correspondent joe johns is on the scene for us.he latest that's going on over there? >> reporter: it was a frenzied day here in minneapolis. behind the scenes campaign aides and volunteers for hillary clinton doing all they can to gin up support for her in advance of the first voting which is months away. out in front of the cameras, what was essentially going on is this was a chance for the democratic candidates to preach to the choir. >> i'm just getting warmed up. >> reporter: hillary clinton staying on offense against republicans as she addressed members of the democratic national committee today. >> today the party of lincoln has become the party of trump. >> reporter: her top target, donald trump. >> trump actually says he would do a much better job for women than i would. now that's a general election debate that's going to be a lot of fun. >> i do use hairspray. >> reporter: clinton clearly keeping an eye on the outspoken republican front-runner including his insistence yesterday that famous coiffe is his own hair. >> if an

let's go now to joe johns. the vice president reportedly had a meeting last night with two long time obama aides, yet another sign that he is getting closer to a possible clinton challenge. >> another sign that he has a lot to think about. along with his day job, we her just today that the vice president will go to bat tomorrow to try to lobby members of the democratic national committee to support the iran nuclear deal. the vice president traveling in the midwest today as deliberations over his future buzzed in the background. >> reporter: paying his respects, vice president biden in cleveland today for the funeral of long time democratic congressman lewis stokes. not a word of politics spoken on this trip. but the unspoken fact was that biden was making an appearance in one of three critical swing states where he outperformed hillary clinton in theoretical match-ups against donald trump. florida is another such swing state where a recent quinnipiac poll showed he would win while clinton would lose. and biden

joining me -- brother joe, john kerry told the atlantic this week that this deal is as pro israel ast gets and as helpful to israel as one might imagine. do you think that is true. >> i do think that is true. i have family in israel. my mother-in-law is visiting israel today. i wouldn't do anything that would jeopardize the security of israel. this makes israel safer. it makes america safer because it stops that deal of iran getting the bomb. and it extends it 15, 20, 25 years. everything iran can do right now is what they worry iran might do at the end of the deal. but meanwhile you have bought, 20, 25 years of security for israel. the president is right. this is the you havest non proliferation agreement i've ever seen negotiated. >> wow. professor, why do you think this is such a polarizing issue for americans as it's turned out. not simply just for congress but for the broader american public as well. >> first of all i think that when you look at polarization in the united states, it is not just a matter of the congress. opinion in the whole count i have polarized. and there is p

john: i would like to spend some time wondering how it would be to live in joe weisenthal's dreamworldhn: congratulations to bernie sanders and john kasich. those are two candidates who can deez nuts. until tomorrow, sayonara. ♪

we get details now from joe johns. >> if we can provide -- >> reporter: the latest video in a sustained effort to undermine support for planned parenthood reprises the dramatic effects that have helped the center for medical progress stoke the growing controversy. edited undercover video with a planned parenthood research director in texas talking about extracting intact fetus cadavers and body parts from abortions for use in fetal tissue research. >> anything that we integrate into that procedure without having you cover the procedural cost is going to be higher. >> right. right. >> anything of a higher gestational age. there's more opportunity for complication -- >> reporter: interspersed with talk about budgets and money. >> if we alter our process and we are able to obtain intact fetal cadavers, then we can make it part of the budget that any dissections are this and splitting the specimens into different shipments is this. i mean, that's -- it's all just a matter of line items. >> reporter: the end of the video includes graphic pictures of what is described as fetal tissue with the

joe johns said gopers say the battle is not over for them.g against planned parenthood? >> absolutely not. i'm thrilled today, 2.5 million americans can continue to get their important, excellent, preventive health care at planned parenthood. thankful for the champions. >> what we are seeing is very little about women's health care or fetal tissue research. >> what they would say is it has to do with abortion. you are right, it's not about women's health care. they do talk about abortion. it was these videos these controversial video that is sparked this latest round on capitol hill. i know you believe the videos are deceptively edited. on the group's website, they have put them in their entirety unedited on their website. they released transcripts they say are the full entirety of the transactions. >> that's actually not a fact. since we know that for years this has been a strategy to deceptively edit in inflammatory ways these kind of videos put them out and claim they have put out the full tape. we can tell they are still edits taped. if y

thanks. ♪ john: let's talk widen. joe biden was in the whole -- at the fold.takes reallocated votes. clinton and bernie sanders gained equally. my question for you is if you are joe biden sitting at home 13%ing that whole, you have , what do you think about iowa, is there an opening for you there and how do you think joe is thinking about this right now? he is someone you know pretty well. president.e the vice for many reasons. one of the principal reasons is he is real. he is genuine. he is a human unlike a lot of other people in politics. what you see is what you get. to your question, if he is looking at those numbers which i sent you must be -- i assume he must eat, if he is the about his future in terms of electoral politics which he might be. here is his problem. nobodyngs to a club that wants to join. he has married one of his children -- he has married one of his children. -- he has buried one of his children. wherein a frame of mind something he sees in the car driving past a field is going to remind him of the oil you lost -- boy he lost and i don't

. >> joe johns reporting from washington. thank you so much.now former communications director for republican congressman. peter, are you there? >> yes, i'm here. we're having some technical snafus this morning. i apologize. but i'm glad you're both there. what do you make of this controversy? >> i think this was a controversy that republicans wanted to avoid. they gave a wide open door to resurrect the war on women meme that we thought we had gotten past. if you look at 2014 the democrats tried to do this ad nauseam in the senate race. it backfired. the democrat candidate they named uterus candidate. he lost. jeb bush should have known better. this is messaging that the republican party has got to work on. we lost women almost by double digits in 2012. we cannot afford to lose the female vote again this time around on things like this where i don't believe that jeb bush doesn't believe in investing in women's health. it was clearly a misstatement that he made there. but you can't afford to do this when you're supposed to be the adult in the ro

national review's john fund wrote an op-ed, why joe biden would meet with elizabeth warren, and it mightason we would all think. what he's saying is she is the populist and the popular, one within the party. and so you either need her neutrality or her blessing, according to john fund. i think that's very astute. and he says in an interview on friday she told a boston station i don't think anybody has been anointed. he's got to know where she's going to throw her weight, because she's popular. >> uh-huh. and it would also mean really vo: with beyond natural dry pet food, you can trust our labels. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. when we say there's no corn, wheat or soy, it's not there. learn more at purinabeyond.com and i thought, well, you need to go to the doctor. i was told that is was cancer, and i called cancer treatment centers of america. dr. nader explained that they can pinpoint the treatment. once we identified that there was this genetic abnormality in her tumor, we were able to place her on very specific therapy. our individualized care model

pimm: joe biden? john: vice president of the united states. alix: opportunity for? i think at this point, for him, the question that everybody focuses on, can he said of a campaign, can he raise the money, how vulnerable is hillary clinton, is there an appetite for this? hise are all settled in mind. he thinks those are opportune for him to run, but the things that is not settled is whether the wake of the death of his son, degrees about that, the greatest families going through, whether he has it in him to put himself through what would be a grueling endeavor. i think it is remote and endeavor -- a question about whether he has the heart to run or not. pimm: thank you very much. tune in tonight for it all to respect and they will be speaking with lindsey graham. ahead on the bloomberg market day, the apple watch, isn't dominating the wearable market? more coming. ♪ alix: it has been a wild week for the markets, and inverted the of the largest company by revenue in the world, apple, which hit a low on monday. pimm: they also have a new product announcements set for

people are encouraging joe biden, john kerry, al gore, elizabeth warren and com rad de blasio. i've got to expect that one of them will get in. on top of that, she's got real significant legal issues. she may not be their candidate. newt gingrich doesn't think she makes it. >> no, i don't think she'll be the candidate either, sean. i think that is -- that is the way to bet. and, again, i think the great service trump has done is to blast us free of the sort of path of looking at political spheres. the idea that somehow trump is a non-serious candidate, but the serious substantial candidate is hillary clinton who as chief foreign affairs official of the united states kept the confidential business of the united states on a server in some guy's apartment in his apartment. and that's -- >> you can't make it up. >> that's what serious people do. the sooner they hand this country over to the buffoons, the better. and that's why trump, that's why trump is surging. you can't have a two-party state where one party is a liberal party and the other party is basically the chamber of comme

john: we will agree more than disagree on this. from joeiden's point of view, if he gets in this race, he will be running with electability. democrats are worried about hillary clinton and her ability to perform well in the fall, and given some of the baggage she has. they have indicated they have reason to worry. biden will never be better with the women, african-americans, latinos, but what he can sell he will be a stronger candidate against whoever the republicans put up. joe biden knows that's his play. to the extent he's thinking seriously getting in. these numbers encourage him. if i were hillary clinton, these numbers would worry me greatly. al: john, i could not agree more. i think we have to put in one caveat. we both have a great deal of affection for joe biden. it's hard not to. but let's remember he's run , before and it's been less than sterling success. john: there is no doubt about that. i think when push comes to serve, biden is less likely rather than more likely to get in. but as the clamor of the establishment democrats f

. >> up next, a portrait unveiling for long time house judiciary committee member john conyers and then joe biden, at the event, honoring the michigan democrat who has been on the committee for 50 years and the longest serving member oaf the u.s. house. >> i'm going to go ahead and get starting and assume that everyone has a program with -- when it gets a little too loud, i'm going to stop because this is a very important occasion. we waited a long time for this. you just look around the room at the portraits and it is going to be very interesting to have the congressman looking over all of these individuals, all of these individuals looking over at the congressman. but i'm joe madison with sirius xm radio. i am going to get started right away and our good friend, who is not only the prth of the joit ncacp, the pass forof the -- >>> thank you, joe. i want to say to congressman john conyers, the longest serving congressman currently in the history of the u.s. congress we are very proud of this international individual who led the way for so many. when congressman conyers was the chair of the