think we're probably related to work you did on a man -- related to work he did on a man named joe warren. he was a colonial leader, fought and died at the battle of bunker hill. the story is told, revere helped identify warren's remains from a mass grave and did so because you done some work on his teeth before he was killed. a unique feature for our visitors who come to the museum here at silver spring is the chance to see through the looking glass into a working museum laboratory. this special laboratory is to to care andped manage the artifacts and the museum procare. you see a range of human remains, anatomical specimens, bones, laid out on the counter there. a museum staff person will do some lab work in preparation for dealing with objects and conservation. but we could use this lab to manage paper materials, other types of tissue, or to prepare outfits for long-term display. so, our last stop on our visit is where we are managing or growing our collection. you can see few paintings in the museum's holdings here in the row behind me. the large painting their features are museum's f

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he spoke before representatives including tim cook, jeff bezos, and warren buffett. joee biden has not said whether he will run for president, but he is getting support from democrats. according to a new poll, 25% of democrats say that biden is their top choice, who but leads with 33% and bernie sanders is at 24%. instagram has surpasses 400 million monthly users, that is more than twitter. many are outside the u.s., the growing growth is from brazil and indonesia and japan. the last part of our series on capital markets and power in the oil market. joe: things are deciding how much money to loan to companies based on reserves. alix: at the same time, investors are running away from energy debt. they snapped up more than $37 million worth of bonds in the first six months of this year. only 5.9 million has been raised. joe: what happens next? joining us on the phone is the at -- global energy group. what do you expect in the coming determination? >> you will see what the banks have used, they have come down. that is going down from that that will not go down from 100 to 5

elizabeth warren said about joe biden in 2002 and illustrates some of the problems here. quote, a 2002 article written by warren excoarse yates then-senator joe biden as a champion of credit card companies and foe of women. the group most affected by the changes of the legislation he supports will be women, particularly women heads of household supporting children, warren wrote in the harvard women's review journal from the friends at bloomberg. it's not easy sledding for joe biden jumping into the race. >> it is not. it is not easy for hillary clinton. she is a centrist democrat. she is running to thelet in this primary and make the argument moving left to sort of reach that new coalition that obama assembled and bernie sanders targeting. so biden could say, well, if hillary is doing it, i could run a similar kind of campaign. >> luke? >> go ahead, erin. only 25% of the clinton e-mails are out right now and something that the joe biden folks look and say 75% more coming down the pipeline and could give us ample fodder. >> let's just ato that point, as you know, hillary cl

think is funny, turning back to all of these tired old faces, looking for a john kerry or joe biden, elizabeth warrenink it is the signs of serious desperation. areare you surprised? did you think she was going to get better? kennedy: wended it reach critical mass? i feel like we are close. >> it will reach this within the next couple of months as you see her testify and see some of these additional questions, the issues today with the staff are taking the 5th. as those questions start getting raised, that will be the.where you say break class. kennedy: you like this poll. >> it does make her nervous. nervous. no one should think anything is a sure thing. kennedy: that is a great lesson,a great lesson, not just for this candidate, but in life. >> i think we all really enjoy seeing someone eat a nice piece of humble pie. now she wants to change her campaign up a bit, try to be more authentic i do hope and think that what would help her campaign immensely she does a nice production of the music man. kennedy: i think joe biden has a better chance of creating organizations in new hampshire and iowa them

would give barack obama a third term, whether it was hillary clinton, bernie sanders, joe biden or elizabeth warrenw he has realized that was not the right position and has taken what i consider the right position. i'm glad he did it. win: trump thinks he will the hispanic vote. can you imagine a universe where that is true? haley: i think it is harder for him then he makes it down. republicans have a lot of work to do to do better among hispanics. when that romney he wanted self deportation to be the policy, he ran the vote among hispanics down to 20 print -- 27%. that's about as low as it can get. but we can do better and should do better among hispanics, whoever the nominee is. john: do you think donald trump could do better? haley: at this point, i don't think he is the strongest candidate we would have. i think marco rubio, i think jeb bush, and i think there are others who would do better. rick is somebody who has always done well among his running voters in texas -- hispanic voters in texas. barbour, stayrnor with us. we will talk about his new book about leadership and dealing with hurrican

joe biden had been home in delaware but he traveled back to washington, d.c. just to meet with elizabeth warren. and it was just the two of them. and that was what really kicked off all the joe biden wondering. and it's been sort of a mystery since then about what exactly was discussed in that private meeting. tonight "boston globe" spoke with elizabeth warren about that meeting. a globe reporter interviewed her at an event at a suffolk university in boston. he asked her what she and vice president biden talked about during that meeting. he asked whether they talked about a potential joe biden run for the white house and whether they talked about running together on a ticket. watch how she responds. this took place in boston. this is how she described what took place with her meeting with joe biden and listen to what she says about what is happening in her political future. >> we talk about the direction the country is going in. we talked about the capture of this country by those who have got money and power. it was, long, rambling policy, conversation. >> what did you have for lunch? >> it wa

joe bided? , on. right now was the first time he has been above 1% and a presidential poll in his life but nobody will get excited about john kerry or elizabeth warrene her. >> third name is bernie sanders. kennedy: views say joe biden's saves the of voters' money? >> i have no idea. that the fact that they call him plan the is accurate. it is always in a disastrous such a -- a situation right now he is like a lifeguard and he is watching hillary drowned he doesn't want to get wet but inevitably he knows he will have to pick up and go after her even the white house's strolling her? >> is working very well. you know, they called the obama lighthouse trying to get fbi and they're not taking her call she is a control freak. whole strategy is i will smother opposition and roll my way into the white house of all this for maliki i will measure the drapes in april. she's scared everyone off and she is the goldwater girl and but that was the last time she was a libertarian. the last time she had any idea this. >> now what came out once he was safely dead. >> she met him and they fell in love bin she was a mistress. that is another story. arnold schwarzenegg

if warren and joe biden come out i think that is an unstoppable ticket. >> and biden has to embrace the obama administration which has been very progressive. he is embracing a progressive legacy he is the vice president of. >> he is going to need the obama infrastructure because he is getting in late. having that obama for america which is renamed and having that behind him helps. >> we have to give him credit. he can be spontaneous in a nervous, sort of way. but there is no body who knows him that says you cannot help but like him. he is funny and spontaneous. >> i think to your point he will have all of the obama infrastructure behind him. i don't think the clinton's could corral it and there is tension between the two. i think the obama side would like to stick it to the clinton's and back biden. >> he ran twice without blowing anyone's skirt up but maybe times changed. but the past two times -- >> well the opponent changed. it is now hillary clinton. >> there is a tape of him saying she would make a much better president than he would. they will dig that out. we see the riveting sce

warren had. she spoke about the meeting with vice president joe biden.lay what she said. >> it was a good, long, rambly conversation. >> was there conversation about a joint ticket with him? >> it was a long conversation. >> it was a long conversation. and as i mentioned, day two of joe biden meeting with key constituents. >> yeah. that was a very short answer for a long conversation, tamron. one thing worth noting about elizabeth warren is that she still wants to be able to have influence over the democratic party and the presidential nomination. she's not running at all, but has withheld an endorsement and is wanting to wield some kind of influence and certainly having a tease, not revealing all that keeps that influence there. as for joe biden, i think we are going to get more clues into next week. joe biden will be attending a labor day festival in pittsburg, illinois, with the head of the afl-cio in tow. and he's going on stephen colbert later on next week. wouldn't be surprised if he get some clues there. >> let's transition to this meeting, rnc ch

joe biden. they're still worrying about elizabeth warren. >> i would say one thing, i did not understand currentutting the white house on notice. presidentialhree aspirants shut -- sat down on late night shows. carly fiorina was on jimmy fallon. >> i am like a kid in a candy store. i am having so much fun, because, who is paying for the candy? if you want to change the marriage laws -- i believe in democracy. i believe in democracy and i don't think we should trust -- >> however you guys feel, he is my guest, please don't boo him. reformlans for justice and helping the black community are on fleet. >> i'm told that i should tell t. my reforms are on flee >> i have two dogs. i make up songs. my mother and i used to sing together all the time. [singing] >> who do you have in that bevy of late-night appearances? >> ted cruz deserves credit for going into the lions den on even colbert. bernie sanders did fine. carly fiorina is the winner hands down. she is playing a hot hand right now. the one legitimate criticism of her performance is that she came across as too stern, not human enough, not funny e

the new york times is reporting the democrat campaign is eyeing joe biden, massachusetts senator elizabeth warrenand remember secretary of state john carry? and former vice president al gore. not a lot of options at the democratic buffet. meeting her in iowa, it is a big deal. >> it is. "the new york times" has the source inside the white house and comes out with the information first that cuts hillary clinton. you see the article about the focus group and another democrat con firming that. it seems like underlining and assassinating her, it depends who the obama's get behind and i think their pick is joe biden. >> why is he waiting so long? the further he waits the less chance of success. it is good question. >> typically he should want to get in the race because we know vice presidents. i do think it is different. as judge alex said every time he shows up at a rally he had the union groups chanting. so it makes it seem like they want him in. >> twist my arm. and more people are just piling on saying get in. i think it only helps them. >> avoid the suffering. >> they are begging him to get in. h

her husband things about that, bernie sanders, don't worry about him, joe biden, they worry about, elizabeth word and -- elizabeth warren, they still worry about. --l: i did not understand i'm putting the white house on notice. you know who didn't care about that mark the white house. last night, three presidential aspirant sat down on late-night shows. you had ted cruz on colbert and na on fallon. funcruz: i'm having so much . i'm like a kid in the candy store. i believe in democracy and i don't inc. -- i don't think. how youert: no matter feel about him, he is my guest. please don't knew him. -- don't boo him. says -- wilmore >> my mother and i used to sing all the time. i'm lazy. that and my nice to lie down in warm bed ♪ who have you got in that bevy of appearances? deserves credit for going into the lion's den, a is they fiorin hands-down winner. came on aste, she not funny enough and not human enough, but she goes on a show and shows her softer side. a big win for her last night. phil: jimmy fallon, last night, the best ratings. he smoked jimmy kimmel and smoked stephen colbert. she was good and the ratings were j

. >> should we sign you up as joe biden's pollster? >> biden and warren would make it. >> let's transition to media in this respect. first, the basic question, which is is the trump funom -- situation the media or und understanding the medium more so? i make the argument we gave him as bad of an entry as any candidate has gotten. we all trashed him undimmediate and it only helped him. it is not as if the media hasn't vetted him. that is one of the things people hit us with. all of that has been done and it made him more powerful. i guess the question is is it donald trump's better und understanding of the media we have seen or does the media play a role in the rise of trump? >> i think it is both. he is experienced in reality shows. he knows how to use one sentence on a particular subject that gets to something the american people are concerned about. he know how to do it. i watched them do something and he was laughing and it was funny. if it cuts through and i think it is combination of both and how long it last -- i don't know. >> paul, i think he is t

wanted to be on the ticket with him in that secret meeting. >> more about elizabeth warren than it was about joe biden >> i am marissa. we have been talking a lot about the domestic issues that are important to the campaign but my question pertains more to foreign policy. given the fact there is isis encroaching upon turkey and the recent iran deal with important in the future, which candidate do you think would have the greatest impact and be able to best handle the foreign policy issues? >> well it should be hillary clinton, the former secretary of state. but the interesting thing about foreign policy is at least until donald trump came along foreign policy was the number one issue for republicans. it is unusual it would be at the top of the list for oo presidential election. the republicans don't have a good alternative. they say the obama foreign policy has been a disaster but they with the exception of lindsay grahm they don't have a well, thought out, clear alternative. and it is easy to say, you know, the world is on fire, obama can't fix it, but they will have to come up with a solution.

it is democrats who are elevating bernie sanders, looking for joe biden and elizabeth warren. i would say that hillary clinton has 99 problems, but republicans are not one of them. host: keith in michigan, good morning, welcome to the program. this is actually waukesha, wisconsin. caller: i am a republican. host: what do you think of your governor, by the way? caller: i think he will rebound. he has not had a chance to get his message out. he only had three questions asked to him in three hours. host: actually, only two to be correct. said, i wantbeing to mention as kelly and mentioned in 2008. we don't need an old guy like john mccain. john mccain was so old. we need a young, dynamic person. here, we have bernie sanders who is older than mccain was at the time running. if joe biden gets in the race, he is even older. the hypocrisy is unbelievable. we haveepublican side young, dynamic, diverse fields. we have nothing but old people. is ae sanders, i think, classic communist. i think he will bankrupt the country. is what he wants to spend, we are already $20 trillion in debt. i

wanted to be on the ticket with him in that secret meeting. >> more about elizabeth warren than it was about joe biden >> i am marissa. we have been talking a lot about the domestic issues that are important to the campaign but my question pertains more to foreign policy. given the fact there is isis encroaching upon turkey and the recent iran deal with important in the future, which candidate do you think would have the greatest impact and be able to best handle the foreign policy issues? >> well it should be hillary clinton, the former secretary of state. but the interesting thing about foreign policy is at least until donald trump came along foreign policy was the number one issue for republicans. it is unusual it would be at the top of the list for oo presidential election. the republicans don't have a good alternative. they say the obama foreign policy has been a disaster but they with the exception of lindsay grahm they don't have a well, thought out, clear alternative. and it is easy to say, you know, the world is on fire, obama can't fix it, but they will have to come up with a solution.

wanted to be on the ticket with him in that secret meeting. >> more about elizabeth warren than it was about joe biden >> i am marissa. we have been talking a lot about the domestic issues that are important to the campaign but my question pertains more to foreign policy. given the fact there is isis encroaching upon turkey and the recent iran deal with important in the future, which candidate do you think would have the greatest impact and be able to best handle the foreign policy issues? >> well it should be hillary clinton, the former secretary of state. but the interesting thing about foreign policy is at least until donald trump came along foreign policy was the number one issue for republicans. it is unusual it would be at the top of the list for oo presidential election. the republicans don't have a good alternative. they say the obama foreign policy has been a disaster but they with the exception of lindsay grahm they don't have a well, thought out, clear alternative. and it is easy to say, you know, the world is on fire, obama can't fix it, but they will have to come up with a solution.

the party leaders sitting on the sidelines include joe biden, john kerry, elizabeth warren and al goredemocratic officials discussed all four as possible alternatives to hillary clinton in recent weeks and suggested that biden in particular could be laying the foundation for an entrance as last as this winter in case clinton's campaign breaks down. it comes as the vice president readies for another public event today set to appear new york governor at an event where cuomo will propose a $15 minimum wage hike for all workers in new york city. >> people are trying to read the tea leaves. joe biden wasn't exactly energetic or exciting. he's been through a hell of a lot this past summer. nightmare no parent would want to go through. he's taking it slowly. you see that he's starting to pick up momentum and, willie, that event in pittsburgh, joe biden as many people suggested looked like a man who was getting ready to run for president. we don't know if he is or not. with all of the news breaking the way it is at the top of the democratic field, certainly you're going to hear more from joe b

. >> so there's elizabeth warren, joe biden, john kerry, lots of other people. >> hillary clinton will not answer that question and she never has and she always put it off on other people. >> by the way, alex, says that does it for morning joe this morning. stick around, the run down is next. >> we have to go to break and we will now. still ahead on morning joe. >> i thought that was good though. >> great. you did a great job. we're going to go live to the reagan, by the way, i said nothing by the way, people on twitter. i've said nothing. so stop. we'll go life to the reagan library in california for a preview of tonight's debate. >> look at that suit. can somebody wear a khaki suit, seriously. >> we're branding the whole thing and it's going to be a beautiful party. on tomorrow's show presidential candidates carly fiorina and christ chris christie joins us. you're watching morning joe. we'll be right back. ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car ins

joe biden. >> i thick so. or maybe elizabeth warren. i i think this elizabethway's chris christie moment. knock hillary off the pedestal but hillary is benefit frog. not much competition. >> unless body bide comes in. >> exactly. then she could be in real trip to. >> you know, we were chatting about charlie gasperino -- the idea there's a rage at establishment thinkers within the party. jeb bush is feeling it, scott walker, because if you think that more than half the votes are going to nontraditional candidates, and bernie sanders, a united states senator but out the typical. pete: tridish. >> people are frustrated with the gridlock in washington and what they see is a corruption. hillary clinton's serve ever issues the big thing, the clinton foundation, one scandal after another. but they're seeing that within the republican establishment. a failure to govern, which donald trump in particular, some crony capitalism. >> do you see these concerns' being short lived? whatever love affair candidates have, fleeting flame, like a herman cain or michelle bachmann, they go back to establishment

the take with them in a secret meeting at that i think is -- >> more worried about elizabeth warren and joe biden. >> we've been talking a lot about the domestic issues that are pertinent to this campaign but my question pertains more to foreign policy which hasn't been discussed much yet. given the fact foreign policy issues such as isis and coaching on turkey and the recent iran deal every pertinent in the near future, which candidate do you think would have the greatest impact and be able to best handle these foreign policy issues? >> it should be hillary clinton, the former secretary of state. but the interesting thing about foreign policy a listen to donald trump cannot assert our immigration, foreign policy was the number one issue for republicans. very unusual they would be at the top of the list or a presidential election. the problem is the republicans don't have a good alternative. they certainly to word processing obama foreign policy has been a disaster but they don't have come with the exception of maybe lindsey graham they don't have a well-thought-out, clear alternative. it's

warren. president obama gave his blessing for a joe biden run. >> somebody who is not in the race by then doesn'tn they can't make a run for it. if they are getting in after labor day they made it tougher. >> reporter: it is a risk, longer campaigns are a blessing and a curse. early announcements get more media attention and there is a possibility a candidate could peak too soon. fox news. >>> a famous high school alum is coming back to campess. -- campus. james franco will teach a film class. the course will be open to all students in the district but only 24 will be accepted. applications are are being taken through this thursday. the class will meet wants month and it will begin next week. >> cool opportunity there. >>> the nfl season kicks off thursday but college football is already in full swing and the bay area teams were on opposite ends. scott reiss has more. >> third and goal. >> reporter: this was not the script for stanford. six points at northwestern. snapping the longest streak of 95 straight games scoring in double figures. adding salt to the wound, cal put up 73. including a schoo

i think if joe biden gets in, he will do that. elizabeth warren would as well. so their side is very, very -- we thought it would just be kind of a coronation. it has turned out to be very, very different and very divisive over there, too. >> it sure has. sir, thank you so much gore your insight. >> good to see you. governor haley barbour joining us. >>> and plenty more to talk about concerning the state of play in the 2016 race. in the 2016 race for the white house of course, but first donald trump's rise in the crowded gop field. just how did he get there and can he sustain his front-runner status going into this new debate? fox news senior correspondent eric shawn. good morning to you. >> good morning, marie a. good morning to everyone. now comes round two and the stakes get higher at the next debate on wednesday. >> raise your hand now if you won't make that pledge tonight. mr. trump. >> well, the first debate on the fox news channel started with a bang. instead of being tripped up donald trump went up and up. the latest polls show he is so far maintaining t

if he can get the place holder of joe biden at the want to ticket with elizabeth warren as number twoke care of women who will be very angry about hillary and the bernie sanders vote, she knocks both of those constituencies out with one shot, elizabeth warren. >> what's the difference between biden and obama? >> that's a very good question. >> there is no difference with biden you will see a third obama term. >> he did a good job. >> 32% of the polls that think he has done -- you and the other 3 is 1%. >> he won two elections. >> right now is where we are. >> that's right now. more than a year before the next election. we will see how the iran deal goes. more jobs coming back. unemployment 5.1%. >> 66% of the country thinks we are going in the wrong direction and you are going to have a guy run who says well i'm going to take you further down the wrong direction. >> four years ago, just before obama got reelected. >> remember, there is only one person who matters on the democratic side and what he wants and that's barack obama. he controls the party. he controls the white house. and c

joe biden is flirting with it. i have to think john kerry's mind he might get in. elizabeth warren or al gore. >> i think his bette warren is a constituency. i think it's biden or bust. there's no love lost between obama and the clintons. obama would love a third term and joe biden is a third term. >> you think biden sabotages clinton. >> even though bill came to the rescue in 2012? >> he didn't come to the rescue. he was telling ted kennedy, can you believe this guy he should be bringing us our drinks. that's what he said about obama. >> clinton was saying they played the race card against me. he came to the rescue in 2012. >> obama despises clinton in the third way new democrat meeting the age of big government is over. obama very bad. obama has said no we have big government. i have spent 10, trillion dollars. nobody in human history has ever done that ever, ever. i did it. we don't need the bill clinton micro liberalism. i think he would rather have biden. >> i am going to get you new ties, though. where did you get that tie? that is horrible. >> what? >> it is awful. >> here.

joe biden, progressive hero. he's a pretty middle of the road politician. he always has been. i mean, elizabeth warrent to war with him before she was in the senate over the bankruptcy bill. >> that's right. >> and she's taking a meeting. i mean, i think joe biden as a real, you know, life size living candidate would do the field a better service than having them, as you say, as this shadow candidate. the problem is, it's another whack at bernie sanders who is drawing great crowds and gets no attention. >> although, his polling numbers reflect he's doing very well. charlie, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, chris. >>> still to come, jim brown will join me to talk about his public safety summit and the black lives matter movement. >>> often thee protesters will be holding signs you may not like. but tip here, never try to grab the sign from the protester. it's a bad idea because win or lose, you end up looking terrible. take what happened last week when one of donald trump's security guys took on a protester outside his press conference. it's a big guy, got the sign easily and then things degenerate

joe biden, if he were in it, would be smoking it, elizabeth warren would be smoking it.eally interesting, as you pointed out in that read, b biden was saying, i don't know if i have the energy or the heart. then within a couple hours, he was meeting with robert wolf, who is a hillary clinton mega bu bu bundler who already placed his support behind hillary, he spent 90 minutes with the guy. he's got the energy to do this. he's clearly thinking about getting into it. i think he would put all that bernie sanders support, put it all on his, and it would be, do you want hillary or someone else? and the someone else would be biden. >> does he take from sanders or does he take from clinton? >> clinton! >> i honestly think the bernie sanders people are bernie sanders people. i don't think they're establishment people. i don't think they swing necessarily to biden right off the bat. i think probably they feel the heat from hillary. what do you think? >> he's a socialist. >> he really is, if you look at his voting record. he's in the main in the democratic party. he votes somethin

warren spoke about her meeting with the vice president. she had that meeting last month. take a look. >> you met with joe biden the weekend before last. >> i did. >> how did that meeting come about? what did you talk about? >> he called and -- >> he called you personally? >> he did. actually, he called me twice. called me once, call me twice. and invite med down. we had lunch. and we talked about policy. we talked about what's happening to america's middle class. we talked about the direction that this country has been going in. we talked about the capture of this country by those who have got money and power. it was good long rambling policy. >> was there any talk of a joint ticket even jokingly? >> it was not -- it was a long conversation. >> wow. that's kind of a surprise. that's the furst time i saw that. john heilemann? that is quite a surprise. >> i mean, incredible. >> that's incredible. >> either -- if actually there was such a discussion and for her to say that is incredible. and if no such conversation took place for her to say that is equally incredible. >> i'm not sure which one is more incre

elizabeth warren is not allowed to discuss it. joe biden is not allowed to discussed it. george miller doesn't discuss it publicly. he put in a bill under our stress just for pro forma. never had a press conference. nancy pelosi doesn't discuss it. richard trumka of the afl doesn't discuss it. and the minimum wage today adjusted for inflation, as i mentioned, would put tens of billions of dollars at ten bucks an hour--tens of billions of dollars in people's hands to jump-start for the recessionary economy. biden could have skewered ryan, and he was muzzled because obama doesn't want to discuss this because he might be accused of being against small business, who he's given 18 tax breaks by his own admission on the first debate. 18 tax breaks, and 2/3 of all low-income workers are employed by 50 large corporations, like wal-mart and mcdonald's, whose ceos get an average of $10 million a year. and you think this was a slam dunk, but it isn't. so i think our presidential politics are rancid, repetitious, cowardly, and commercialized. so whoever wins, don't expect that much.

joe biden, progressive hero. he's a pretty middle of the road politician. he always has been. i mean, elizabeth warren war with him before she was in the senate over the bankruptcy bill. >> that's right. >> and she's taking a meeting. i mean, i think joe biden as a real, you know, life size living candidate would do the field a better service than having them, as you say, as this shadow candidate. the problem is, it's another whack at bernie sanders who is drawing great crowds and gets no attention. >> although, his polling numbers reflect he's doing very well. charlie, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, chris. >>> still to come, jim brown will join me to talk about his public safety summit and the black lives matter movement. audible safety beeping audible safety beeping audible safety beeping the nissan rogue, with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is you imagination. nissan. innovation that excites. skwhat are you doing? i just gotta scrape the rest of the food off them. ew. dish issues? cascade platinum powers through this brownie mess better than the compe

joe biden is no bobby kennedy. there is not a gimme that he will get the liberal constituency. warrenngs him the left liberal constituency. >> yes. but i don't know that she, herself, is going to go up against her sister, hillary clinton. now, 45 seconds. >> but that's the wild card. if she does, i think that's a very strong ticket and they beat clinton in the primary race. >> we are going to hold charles over because i want to talk to him about a couple of other matters. in 45 seconds. >> yes. >> it's now definite that the iran nuke deal will go through. the democratic party rallied around president obama once again. you say? >> this is an historic disaster for the united states. for our allies in the middle east. for europe and for israel. we will suffer with this for two or three decades. and it will be unfortunately obama himself said it will have my name on it. well, it's also going to have the name of the democratic party. they are going to own this and they will regret it. >> campaign issue? >> yes, but i'm not sure it's going to be the most important one. >> not going to be bi

then we have joe biden contemplating a run. and here is what senator warren said.eah, we had lunch, we talked about policy, we talked about what's happening to america's middle class. it was a long, rambling policy conversation. and senator warren was asked if they talked about a run in 2016 and she said it's a long conversation. tamara holder is still with us, a glutton for punishment. you want joe biden to run, don't you. >> i do. we're getting beaten up with the hillary clinton thing. if joe bide be runs, he's going to get a lot of support and then what are you going to do? you're not going to have anybody to meet up on the left. >> we have governor of cuomo of new york, saying it would be a good thing for democrats if joe biden ran. the momentum is gaining. >> people are starting to jump ship from hillary camp and all of her money is going up in flames. and look at the foreign policy experience of this guy. you can note attack him and say he does not have experience unlike our present-- >> experience, bad experience. >> you're going to say that. which one would

and yesterday becky spoke to warren buffett about vice president joe biden possibly throwing his hat think they have a reasonable chance. i'm sure that's what he's weighing. >> more about the 2016 race for the white house and why jim chanos is a joe biden fan. you said you've had a long relationship with the vice president? had. >> i've known the vice president when he was a senator. so, yeah. and he's mulling it over as he says he is. i think it's a family issue right now. more and more people on my side of the aisle want him to run. we'll see. i mean, i think he's not hurt to wait for some certain reasons. i think in other ways he'll need to get an organization going. >> wait because you want to see what happens with hillary clinton? >> well, i think clearly he's waiting to see what happens with the investigation. i mean, people are worried about him raising money. but of course, if somebody bad happens to the hillary campaign, it kind of doesn't matter. he'll be able to raise money. it's a binary outcome. >> you're a betting man. what do you think is going to happen with the inves

joe biden, he did seem like he was genuinely emotionally challenged with the situation. i honestly don't know if i can put my heart and effort into running for president. >> he said that with elizabeth warren, her majesty, head of the progress ofs, liberals and democrats and gave her a back massage. this is all in the bag. she will reach a certain level and he will jump in and that will make easier for bernie sanders. juliet: he lost a child. >> i understand that having all these meetings. all you have to do is say in the main headline i am not running, hymen the bereavement process. robert: i think there's a vacuum he can step into a democratic side. >> did you say he is vacuous? he really is. he has more fractured from as, is the english language. juliet: had this federal judge in the bag. here is tom brady and the he is not -- [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs. yeah. for the right price. fro

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