joe madison, who won the week?e who were pardoned for low level marijuana crimes in the state of illinois. and now i hope that they've been pardoned that their records can be expunged and that they can also have the right to vote. and that would be my winner of the week. but i would also agree that the name of edmond pettus ought to be taken off the bridge and john lew lewis' name should be put on it. >> hear, hear. if your going to allow people to sell weed legally you can't keep people locked up and did the very same thing. tiffany cross? >> julian castro won the week. he ran an amazing campaign. people said he was ahead of his time. no, we were behind the times. he was the first out with the flint, michigan plan. he had a black woman campaign manager, there have been very few, donna brazile was the first time. if we had seen him campaigning in texas, nevada, the landscape of the democratic candidates would look better. bravo to you, julian castro, your presence and your voice will be missed sorely on the campaig

joe biden middle. at the democratic convention in madison square garden, where the fight became visible, the fight was covered, ted kennedy was struggling to get enough delegates and jimmy carter to hang on. it is not often you have an incumbent president successfully challenged. we know that eventually jimmy was on aevailed and course to reelection until another historical moment that has parallels today. the iranian hostage crisis broke out, the iranian radicals who had overthrown the shaw took over the american embassy, took american diplomats hostage, they were on television blindfolded, marched out of the embassy. some of my students do not revamp that. it was dramatic. if youas dramatic as watch cnn today, what is going on with iran today. jimmy carter was unable to successfully respond to that crisis and therefore must be election. it was a moment -- you should study this a little bit, that history, kennedy moved to the left, maybe that would have worked better. sometimes there are parallels. often there are no parallels. sometimes there are. >> the other thing in 1980 was the rise of george he

joe biden middle. peaked at the democratic convention in madison square garden. the fight became visible. ted kennedy was struggling to get enough delegates. it is not very often you have an incumbent president successfully pushed -- successfully challenged. we know eventually jimmy carter prevailed. and was on a course to until -- well, another historical moment that has parallels today. time is it? the iranian hostage crisis broke out. the radiant radicals who had -- the iranian radicals who it overthrown the shah overthrew the embassy. took americans hostage. they were marched out of the embassy. some of my students here don't remember that. it was dramatic. it was as dramatic as if you watched cnn today, what is going now. iran and iraq >> learn more about the history of the iowa caucus this weekend on american history tv. >> on june 8, 1972, the associated press photographer snapped a prize-winning image of nine-year-old kim phuc who was severely injured in a friendly fire napalm attack by south vietnamese chats. the napalm girl is now a goodwill ambassador. up next, mark boughton an

joe biden middle. it peaked at the democratic convention in madison square garden, where the fight became visible, the fight was covered, ted kennedy was struggling to get enough delegates and jimmy carter to hang on. it is not often you have an incumbent president successfully challenged. we know that eventually, jimmy carter prevailed and was on a course to reelection until another historical moment that has parallels today. what time is it? the iranian hostage crisis broke out, the iranian radicals who had overthrown the sha took over the american embassy, took american diplomats hostage, they were on television blindfolded, marched out of the embassy. some of you -- my students here -- you do not remember that. it was dramatic. it was as dramatic as if you watch cnn today, what is going on with iran today. jimmy carter was unable to successfully respond to that crisis and therefore, lost reelection. it was a moment -- you should study this a little bit, that history, kennedy moved to the left, maybe that would have worked better. sometimes, there are parallels. often, there are no parallels. somet

madison gesiotto is joining me. i don't know how he's going to make it through the whole campaign. >> joe biden being a gaffe machinew. but joe biden outside of this clip, he's scared. he's scared, president obama is not behind him, the dnc is not all behind him like they were in 2016 for hillary clinton. as i said over a year ago, i don't think he will be the democratic nominee. trish: i was going to go to another crazy joe biden thing. but you don't think even though he's ahead in south carolina and it looks like he will take california, you don't think ultimately he's the nominee so that leads me to the next question, god help us, you don't think it will be bernie, do you? >> i don't think it will be bernie. i think we have a chance to see something crazy happen with the convention this summer and have the dnc throw in some candidates. it could be hillary. some people say michelle obama. but there is still some sweerd stuff that can happen. none of these candidates have a chance of beating president trump, and the democratic party knows that. trish: hillary clinton went down that road once before. i want to jump

former vice president joe biden is expected to make his final push at a community event in fort madison at any moment. we have our cameras trained there. the latest national "wall street journal"/nbc news poll finds biden has slipped to second place among democratic primary voters, behind vermont senator bernie sanders, but still within the poll's margin of error. to perry, iowa where connell mcshane is on the ground evaluating the swing state's economy ahead of monday's contest. lot of action there, connell. connell: a lot, liz. it's really interesting, because it's not just the national polls you referenced. here in iowa, senator sanders has had quite a surge in the closing days of this campaign. in fact, if you look at the realclear politics average of all the polls, we can put it up, senator sanders is up over the former vice president by 3.5 points or so, then you get down to the likes of mayor pete buttigieg and senators warren and klobuchar and andrew yang. but it's been quite a move for sanders. to your point, we will be focused today and over the weekend on the economy here. it

madison repeatedly insisted you have freedom of conscious, you can believe whatever you want however politically incorrect, especially since the days of political correctness may be deemed to any. joe is next in covington, virginia. caller: good morning. how to fix it, but it is family structure, mental hollywood, and the rhetoric in the democratic party. how to fix it, i have no clue. host: with the list you gave, what is top on that list? caller: probably family structure. like the gentleman was talking before me. family breaks down, kids learn from their parents, there is mental illness associated with the family, of course, and that leads to drugs, tv, it is horrendous for most kids to watch the shows on tv. hollywood to movies, it all comes down mainly to the family structure and lack of religious upbringing. host: you say you don't know how to fix it, but you found a list of the problems. you say there is no solution to the list? caller: there will always be evil and good and i think the family has just gone away, the family structure. you have to bring that back. i think that would aid in a lot of hate crimes and domestic terrorism. host: there was a report by brian leven ou