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joe biden and elizabeth warren. warren had been the only female senator who didn't line up behind clinton early on. both now praising clinton taking direct aim at donald trump. they blasted the republican for saying an american judge can't be fair because of his mexican heritage. >> i find donald trump's conduct in this regard reprehensible. evidenced by the bipartisan condemnation of it is. the threats of intimidation and by suggesting because of his heritage he is incapable of being fair. in addition to this, it is racist. in addition to this. >> trump is criticizing judge curiel for following the law instead of bending it to suit the financial interests of one wealthy and oh, so, fragile defendant. now trump also whined that he is being treated unfairly because the judge happens to be, we believe, mexican. now like all federal judges, judge curiel is bound by the federal code of judicial ethics not to respond to the attacks. trump is picking on someone who is ethically bound not to defendadefend himself. exactly

i would fear someone like joe biden far more than i fear elizabeth warren. ctive advocate, nor do i think warren is or her leftist policy is palate nl able to the american public. >> there's senator warren's biting attacks but also another high-profile campaigner who is ready to stump, listen to this. >> no one is happier, no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. and that's because he can finally get back to focussing on the issues that matter. like did we fake the moon landing? they say donald lacks the foreign policy experience to be president. but, in fairness, he has spent years meeting with leaders from around the world. ms. sweden, ms. argentina, ms. e aunler buy jean. >> ignorance is not a virtue. >> why don't you mention donald trump by name? >> he seems to be a good job mentioning his own name. >> how can you be shocked? this is the guy, remember, who was sure that i was born in kenya. >> so there's serious concerns and plenty of funny swipes, too, but in all seriousness, do you think that we're going to see the

i would fear someone like joe biden far more than i'd fear someone like elizabeth warren. ctive advocate. i don't think elizabeth warren is. >> i have to ask you, alice, there's senator elizabeth warren's biting attacks, there's also a high profile season campaigner who's ready to sfump. listen to this. >> no one is happier, no one is proud prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter. like did we fake the moon landing. donald lacks the foreign policy experience to be president. he's spent years meeting with leaders from around the world. miss sweden, miss argentina. miss azerbaijan. >> ignorance is not a virtue. >> why don't you mention donald trump by name? >> he seems to do a good job mentioning his own name. >> how can you be shocked? this is the guy who was sure that i was born in kenya. >> so there's some serious concerns, and plenty of funny swipes, in all seriousness. do you think, alice, that we're going to see the president getting under donald trump's skin? >> i

first, you had elizabeth warren, joe biden. gives him the photo op as they walk out, then takes the poison. and let's not include the mainstream media, which essentially coronation of a queen as oppose todd to a victof a democratic politician. >> it's true, the democrats are united now. at least the democrats in washington. mrs. clinton clearly won decisi decisively. even though she won much, it was much harder for her than it was supposed to be. nobody thought bernie sanders would get as far as he did. we were talking about this a year ago, i don't know if his name would have even come up, so i think there are, she does have to win over some of those sanders supporters. who might otherwise be inclined to stay home or vote for the green party. >> what have we learned about the way she's going to run against donald trump? >> i don't think we have quite lesch learneded. i think i got an indication. i don't think it's going to be morning in america. nightmare in america. if donald trump -- sfwl going to run against donald trump sa

president obama, joe biden and elizabeth warren coming out in support of hillary clinton.bernie sanders? will he follow suit and endorse her? we'll talk about all of that. this as the democrats unite and the gop remains divided about the federal judge and donald trump's comments. this could complicate his efforts to bring in money. >>> muhammad ali laid to rest today with tens of thousands of people set to pay tribute in his hometown. we will talk to his daughter laila and evander holyfield as well. >> great voices to hear from there. >>> terror in baghdad. isis launching new attacks. dozens killed. we will take you there next. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. >>> anot

of him making -- he said, now imagine her, the president, bill clinton, michelle obama, joe biden, elizabeth warrend bernie sanders all out there campaigning for her. >> that will send some people fleeing i think into the closet. to them that sounds horrible. >> well, yes. but sent into the right neighborhoods, sent into the right states, sent to the right places --. >> the weapons the democrats have are amazing. >> who wants to campaign on donald trump, right >> every ex-president both democrat and republican opposes donald trump. i mean, he doesn't have any of the kind of weaponary. >> but if this is an outsiders year isn't that an advantage? >> it might be. but democrats will try and paint donald trump as, frame the election as outsider/insider, will frame it as someone unfit and dangerous and out for himself. i think for obama, there is a way in which trump is the perfect opponent for him to go out of the white house with. i mean, he has staked so much of his second term on this idea the 2012 election showed the future of america, that there is a demographic change happening, that a younger ele

joe biden, elizabeth warren is ready to be out there. al franken. senators all over the country.ready to campaign for donald trump? we will see president obama in green bay with hillary clinton. will we see anyone campaigning with donald trump? >> the contrast has been dramastic. donald trump has suffered self inflicted missteps, causing his party. we just saw elizabeth warren on this network endorse hillary clinton. >> chris christie reported to have said he is tired of republicans not getting on board. he said quote, lindsay graham needs to shut up. nothing like that going on on the democratic side. what is your sense of the clinton war room? you were in the trump war room, in the opposing war room to them. i get the feeling there are things they don't think of, don't care about? was that your feeling? or do you think, they do, but can't execute it because of an erratic candidate? >> the paralysis of the campaign. it is undiscernible what the decision making is. i worked on coms. you really, did they have a rapid response person? when there is a misat the same time, they are ma

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warren. i remembering at the start of this campaign when joe biden was thinking about getting in, he called elizabeth warren to a meeting. he did talk to her about running with him. do you think that subject came up? >> i think it had to come up even as a joke because it's present, it's top of mind. i don't think that's what they were doing. i really don't. i think they were having a getting to know you. thank you for your endorsement. it came late in the process but really matters but perhaps feeling out how compatible are they. how close are they on the issue of banking regulation. >> warren has been critical of clinton in the past. >> she has once or twice. she's also been supportive. there's got to be personal and political exploration of whether this makes sense. i think she's got to be considering it. i'm on record saying i don't think it's a great idea. as a feminist, i'm worried about the men. i worry it is too much change too fast. i've been kind of warming to it in last week because so many men think it's a great idea. there's nothing else like it on -- as far as i can see on the horizon as

ahead on "morning joe," we hear from paul ryan, who says he doesn't have an issue with donald trump's temperament. >> what has happened to him? >> paul ryan, guys. >> more from elizabeth warren and joe biden yesterday. we like him. let's just say -- >> what's the word? >> peter king joins us. chris jansing has new reporting from the bernie sanders campaign. but first, here's bill karins with a check on the forecast and an earthquake rattling southern california this morning. tell us about it. >> 4:00 east coast time. this was in southern california. you e see the front page of t"te l.a. times". it gave everyone a jolt. it was shallow so a lot of people felt it. it was a rolling earthquake. but there was not any significant damage. it was on the lower end of the scale. this is an active fault so this area is used to getting earthquakes. especially the weak ones. today into the weekend, the heat is on in the middle of the country. it's going to feel like 95 to 100 from minneapolis to st. louis. we have a few thunderstorms diving around this really hot dome of air. also near chicago, milwaukee and down to indianapolis and muncie, indiana, we have some storms. later today we're

her first public appearance as big endorsements from president obama, joe biden, and elizabeth warren yesterday. trump hit clinton. clinton hit trump. let's go to the tape. [video clip] mrs. clinton: when donald trump says let's make america great again, that is code for let's take america backward. mr. trump: hillary clinton, or as i call her crooked hillary , clinton, refuses to even say the words radical islam. this alone makes her unfit to be president. mrs. clinton: anyone who wants to defund planned parenthood has no idea what is best for women. mr. trump: she will appoint radical judges who will legislate from the bench, overriding congress. the will of the people will mean nothing, nothing. mrs. clinton: this is a man who has called women pigs, dogs and disgusting animals. hard to imagine counting on him to respect our fundamental rights. mr. trump: her policies would be a crushing blow to all poor people in this country. john: this is coming off a stellar week for hillary clinton and one of the worst weeks for trump. for the moment, let's strip away that context and judge the

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warren, they sit down. i'm remembering at the start of this campaign when joe biden was thinking about getting in, he calledbeth warren to a meeting and he did talk to her about potentially running with her if he became the democratic nominee. do you think that subject came up in this meeting today? >> i think it had to come up, even as a joke, because it's present and top of mind for everyone. i don't know if that's -- i don't think that's what they were doing, i really don't. i think they were having a getting to know you, thank you for your endorsement, came late in the process, but it really matters. but perhaps feeling out how compatible are they? how close together are they on the issue of banking regulation, which is huge. >> and warren has been critical in the past of hillary clinton. >> she has. she's been critical once or twice. she's also been supportive. but i think that there's got to be some -- both personal and political exploration of whether this makes sense. i think she's got to be considering it. i know i'm on record as saying i don't think it's a great idea, as a feminist, i'm worried ab

. >>> democratic unity, they were silenced yesterday, as warren and joe biden delivered slams from every angle. >> for a candidate to call a judge a hater, a total disgrace, this behavior in the president smacks of thortarianism in addition to this, it is racist. in addition to this. >> trump is picking on someone who is ethically bound not to defend himself. exactly what you would expect from a thin-skinned racist bully. and we will not allow a small insecure thin-skinned want to be tyrant or his allies in the senate to destroy the rule of law in the united states of america. we will not. >> house speaker paul ryan told nbc's andrea mitchell he remains a trump supporters, despite his comments. >> look, i think his stage presence is something that's different than what i would do. but my personal interactions, i find him to have very evenhanded temperament. >> you have even said that what he said about judge curiel was a textbook definition of racism. how can you then say, but you know, he he is okay to be president? >> i think we all, not just republicans, should disavow comments like t

thank you. >>> and sunlen serfaty is outside where senator elizabeth warren is taking the stage at any moment. and is vice president joe biden expected to speak right after. sunlen, warren has not endorsed clinton, but she is going to speak in the most scathing language we have heard yet about donald trump. and, of course, a big endorsement expected tonight. >> reporter: that's right, erin. of elizabeth warren is anticipated to endorse hillary clinton tonight. telling jeff zeleny will in the form of a video message as well as in a tv interview. but this is such a coveted endorsement for hillary clinton. elizabeth warren is such a progressive powerhouse, really seen as a star, and certainly will be an important role going forward. and really trying to help bridge the divide between bernie sanders' supporters and hillary clinton supporters, widely seen as being able to get a lot of those sanders supporters, potentially on board with hillary clinton. but tonight here at this hotel in washington, d.c., we will see elizabeth warren in a role that she has really fully embraced recently, and that's of a de facto attack dog of

want to talk to one person for president, that one being elizabeth warren. joe biden if i am going to get in thi -- >> i think they would be a powerhouse duo. i love her tweets, retweeting, the things she said about donald trump. she is unaffray. and going for the jugular. i am seeing hillary clinton i love the fact that she is using his own language against him. i think he is clintically insane. i do. >> there are a lot of clinicians who have been speculating. >> i want to see more psychiatrists evaluating him. this is more important than the women. >> about president possibility of elizabeth warren. listen to this. >> in the last 24 hours, a key democratic leader was asked about a clinton/warren ticket. is the country ready for two women? i don't know. >> i won't get into vice president choices, i have the highest regard for senator warren. >> do you we are going to look for the most qualified person to become president, should something happen tony, if i am portinate -- something happened today -- >> the answer to that should be, what do you mean? what do you

this week, joe biden, the president, and elizabeth warren throwing their support behind clinton. >> ike briefly to secretary clinton on tuesday night and i congratulated her an her very strong campaign. i look forward to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump and to create a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. >> while sanders is showing signs of getting behind clinton, winning over his legion of loyal supporters, that, of course, a bigger challenge. joining us now, basel smichael, also with me, ben wikler, the washington director of moveon.org and a bernie sanders supporter. i want to start off here. thank you both for being with us. the most recent poll, bernie sanders supporters, this is what it shows. 75% say that they will vote for clinton. 11% said that they're going to vote for trump. the rest are undecided or they say they're just going to stay home, they're not goat to vote t all. so how does clinton, what does she need to do to get the 25%, that 25% of sanders supporters over to her? basel? >> well, i

clinton and her team after donald trump's speech on monday with barack obama, elizabeth warren, bill clinton, joe biden, start to dominate the media in a way that donald trump has had and maybe even tamp down on his speech which should have a lot of fireworks monday night. >> kayleigh how do you respond to all the muscle that will be coming at him? >> there is going to be a lot coming at him. i want to take issue with something doug said. he said you never hear specifics from surrogates but you hear a lot of specifics on trade, taxing imports from mexico, his foreign policy vision, going after isis. i could go on and on and on -- >> i think what we've heard -- >> tax rate for business approximates. >> hold on, doug. >> you hear a lot of specifics. you can generalize and say you don't but you do. >> i think the specifics we heard over the past week was donald trump was right about a lawyer -- or a judge who was presiding over a case about his fake college. we didn't hear one thing from the trump campaign or his surrogates about the dismal jobs report we had last week and that's another missed oppo

. >>> last night joe biden and elizabeth warren backed hillary clinton and megan hughes has the details. >> reporter: the president will be on the ground campaigning with hillary clinton in wisconsin. just another sign that the party is lining up behind their presumptive nominee. president obama coming off the sidelines releasing a video endorsement for his former secretary of state and one-time rival hillary clinton. >> and i'm with her. i am fired up, and i cannot wait to get out there and campaign for hillary. >> reporter: the video released shortly after the president met with bernie sanders at the white house. the president calling the vermont senator a patriot. >> i know some say these primaries have somehow left the democratic party more divided. well, you know, they said that eight years ago, as well. >> all: thank you, bernie. thank, bernie. >> reporter: sanders campaigning in d.c. thursday night and vowing to stay in until tuesday, the final primary. >> here we are in mid-june, and we're still standing. >> reporter: but sanders has dropped his stump speech hits on clinton and

coming up on "morning joe" hillary clinton and elizabeth warren on the same stage together for the first time. warren relishing her role as attack dog against donald trump. we're going to have her best lines. that and much more coming up next on "morning joe." say, good morning, mark halperin. okay, good morning. he's here. uh-huh. yep. can you actually love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels better. clinically pven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. see what's psible. >>> you know i could do this all day. i really could. but i won't. i won't. okay. one more. one more. know i could do this l day. i really could. one more. donald trump calls african-americans thugs, muslims terrorists, latinos rapists and criminals and women bimbos. hillary clinton believes racism, hatred, injustice and bigotry have no place in our country. she fights for us. >

warren will make an endorsement tonight. he wanted to run himself. it's been a slow but steady path for joeo come around to being supportive of hillary clinton. he's kept his thumb off the scale. i don't think he will much longer. he may be looking for a moment to make this his own moment rather than get in with the news of the day with president obama and senator warren and everybody else. joe biden's endorsement will be special because it will offer something different than what senator sanders can and different than what barack obama can. it will offer that working class white man's vote in some quarters and some swaths of the country. most importantly in the rust belt and parts of a pennsylvania and ohio. >> we talked about the power of having two of the greatest fund raisers in the history of fund raising. >> there's been news trying to get the donors together and take advantage of trump's weakness there. tell us about that. >> there's already been some calls and early meeting. secretary clinton will have another meeting in d.c. at her house with the big dollar bundlers. they're lookin

barack obama, michelle obama, joe biden, elizabeth warren. at some point, bernie sanders.has no one to speak for him right now. my goodness, paul ryan? what he says about donald trump at the moment is that his remarks were racist so he can do certain things without money but you need a campaign and he doesn't have a 50 state operation or he says he wants to run in all states. that is something even obama and romney and clinton and mccain did not do because you target the state where you think you can win outside your republican or democratic base. he needs some strategic decision-making then and we haven't seen it yet. jon: kimberly stossel has been a gift on this program several times, wrote an interesting piece in the wall street journal entitled trump can't win it forever. she writes, mister trump is in a race against the seasoned politician who commands a machine and is already setting daily him. the mainstream media are in the tank for her and their airtime will be be devoted to skewering him. mister jones orders remain the minority in a fractured party that he has ye

we'll bring in a joe biden, elizabeth warren, john kerry and nominate one of them.ers won't like that. >> sanders will stay in for that potential situation. i think what biden would try to do is run with elizabeth warren to placate the left and do what hue bert humphrey did with lyndon johnson's support in 1968. >> is sanders in your view a stronger general electioncandid mrs. clinton is? >> obviously at this point yes because of the anger in the electorate potentially more so than those who dismissed him. and she's running against someone arguably weaker than donald trump. >> you argued for years there was an opening for the third party. this year with the two nominees having the highest unfavorables in modern memory is this a third party year? >> it is the year. the polling i have and others have done shows 55 to 60% of the americans want a third party on the ticket. 25% say they would vote for an unnamed person. we don't have a candidate. >> what about the libertarians? i don't think they will do it well. they will probably do a lot better than the 1%. i don't th

controversy despite picking up some major support, president obama, vice president joe biden and senator elizabeth warren endorsing clinton yesterday. less than an hour white house press secretary josh earnest appeared to let slip that clinton's investigation into her private email is criminal one. listen. >> the president at each stage reiterated his commitment to this principle, that any criminal investigation should be conducted independent of any sort of political interference. harris: did he say criminal investigation? critics quickly seized on comment saying it shreds hillary's claim that the probe is just routine security inquiry which the fbi director said is something that is not even what they do. all this as the new "fox news" polling shows the majority of registered voters, 60%, now think hillary clinton is lying about her emails and how they were handled. majority, 54% also believe she lacks integrity to be president. make fan, your thoughts. >> my first thought what is wrong with the white house press secretary josh earnest? what is wrong with you? was that a freudian slip the day the presi

issues that bernie sanders is talking about, she will get those supporters and she has elizabeth warren, joe and campaigning with her and for her. i'm confident about our unity. i can't speak for anyone else. >> 41% of democrat voters preferred bernie sanders or someone else. there are unity problems there, and i have to push back on the notion that donald trump is an entertainer. he has stood up and said for the first time i'm putting american workers first. he pushed hillary clinton to say radical islam. he is about putting americans first. the democrats don't want to look at the link between immigration and terrorism. they don't want to look at that because they're more concerned with political correctness. >> final thought. >> i would like to ask which americans he's putting first. that is a key question because to me he spent more time dividing america and talking very specifically and negatively about many americans rather than bringing everybody together under one tent. that is a concern. >> he put america first in his business practices for his entire career. he didn't put america fi

if you look at the fact that yesterday you had already joe biden, elizabeth warren, president obama coming saying we are with hillary. basically what hillary clinton has done is say look, if you're coming for me this is what you're going to get. and that's powerful. she has the democratic establishment behind her, ready and willing to push back. having said that i think there are some reasonable republicans that will support hillary clinton and going to errol's point earlier, it is for the democratic party. a minority of voters voted for donald trump in the primary election. now you have the larger republican party and independents, fact of the matter is i think it is more interesting to watch someone like mitch mcconnell, i don't know with respect to the soul of the party if he is in perfect ga tori and hell trying to defend trump and save the party. >> lucky for all of us, we have more time. everyone stick around. much more to discuss, including questions about how exactly a major clinton donor landed a spot on a key government intelligence pan he will and other revelations about clinton

hillary clinton, joe biden, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, all of them, voices against trump and big-timeigures. whatever you think about hillary clinton and barack obama, you can dislike them all you want, they are major league political players. when you see harry clinton and barack obama double-teaming trump, as they did yesterday, you look at that and realize he has nobody to speak for him, nobody to defend for him, just trump. the go it alone strategy is hard to win with. suggesting he will not moderated it has huge and locations for the rest of the republican party, because it imperils down ballot republicans in the senate and house, which is causing a lot of panic right now. not just seeing trump in freefall, but they think trump in freefall could drag the entire republican party down and cost than the house and senate. that's really panic comes. that's why mitch mcconnell and paul ryan are in a bind right now. charlie: as majority leader and speaker of the house. john: what has now become of the republican project? it used to be that the consolation was well, we don't have the whi

democratic party with president obama coming in behind hillary clinton, along with joe, the first lady, and elizabeth warrenggling,has been lynton is working towards unity. does not one thing it include is the full unity of the democratic party yet. because bernie sanders has not yet endorsed hillary clinton. so there is still some part of the democratic party that is not on the clinton bandwagon. she will probably benefit in her polling numbers when that eventuality occurs. she will get more good news and t in the polling when that occurs. the horse race is still ugly. it is striking, in terms of our host orlando questions, that more voters say they think donald trump would be a good commander and situation such as this. trump still has a few percentage points in the lead. it is in the margin of error. is consistent with some things we have seen in past polling. shooting, donald trump has been talking and tweeting quite a bit. one thing he has been stressing is the fact that president obama and hillary clinton are, he says, wrong for not using the words "radical islamic terrorism " for describing the motiv

fall, mostly auct lly o you can envision, hillary clinton, barack obama, bill clinton, joe biden and elizabeth warrent battleground state each day. that's a huge advantage. what the clinton campaign is trying to do is deploy these surrogates in very strategic ways, particularly to try to get bernie sanders supporters, these young voters out there. i think barack obama in particular is going to be focused on making sure that's young people are lining up behind hillary clinton in the fall. and donald trump simply does not have anything comparable to that. >> meanwhile, on that point, donald trump doesn't have anybody out there comparable to that. right now he has to worry about keeping republicans barely behind him. this is from mitch mcconnell. he said in a podcast that just came out overnight, he was asked about the possibility of pulling his endorsement from donald trump over these comments. mcconnell said i'm not going to speculate about what he might say or about what i might do. this possibility of donald trump losing endorsements of prominent republicans, how real is it? >> i think he'll certain

and if there were any questions about democratic unity, they were silenced yesterday as warren and vice president joe biden delivered slams against trump from every angle. >> for a candidate to call a judge a hater, a total disgrace, this behavior in a president smacks of authortaryism and racist. >> trump is picking on someone who is ethically bound not to defend himself. exactly what you would expect from a thin skinned racist bully. and we will not allow a small, insecure, thin-skinned, wanna-be tyrant or his allies in the senate to destroy the rule of law in the united states of america. we will not. >> house speaker paul ryan told nbc's andrea mitchell he remains a trump supporter despite denouncing trump's previous comments. >> look, i think his stage presence is something that's different than say what i would do. but my personal interactions i find him to have a very even hand and temperament. >> you have even said that what he said about judge curiel was the textbook definition of racism. how can you say then but but he's okay to be president? >> i think we all -- not just republicans, shoul

elizabeth warren announcing her endorsement. joe biden. jane: thank you for joining me. and the-moving day campaign topping off and historic week in which hillary clinton became the first woman to gain the nomination of a major political party. we still got four more months to go. the israeli army says it will deploy to additional battalions to the west bank and response to the shooting in tel aviv last night which left four people dead and 16 injured. the two gunmen targeted a crowded restaurant. the army has revoked entry permits for 80,000 palestinians. katy: diners ducked for cover. dressed in black suits, the two men had been sitting at a table next to their victims before they opened fire. the shooting happened around 9:30 in the evening, peak time for this market packed with cafÉs and restaurants, a popular spot with tourists and israelis. both men were arrested, one wounded. by saying responded it suspended entry permits for more than 80,000 palestinians. >> this is a savage crime of murder. and terrorism in the heart of tel aviv. and it's done by criminal terror

and bernie sanders clinton cli picked up several major endorsements.endo >> elizabeth warren, vicen, v president joe biden and president obama all giving her their support.r >> i've seen her judgment,erud i've seen her toughness, i'veugv seen her commitment to our t values up close. i've seen her determination totn give every american a fair a shot at opportunity no matterat how tough the fight was. that's what always has drivens i her and it still does. >> president obama will pma campaign with clinton nextith io week in wisconsin. also on tap next week d.c.'sk primary is on tuesday. t now, ahead of d.c.'s primarys p clinton is making a stop into the city today.ay she will speak at an event hosted by planned parenthood.y l sheets expected to touch onecteu the importance of women'sce of rights and reproductive healthcare. >> despite those major endorsements for hillarylary clinton bernie sanders isde still campaigning but maybeng bt showing signs of realizing his political fate. following his meetingfoowin yesterday with president obamasa the vermont senator says he plans to campaign for his foris i

and if there were any questions about democratic unity, they were silenced yesterday, as warren and vice president joe biden had slams against trump from every angle. >> for a candidate to call a judge a hater, a total disgrace, this behavior in a president smacks authoritarianism and terrorist andnd in addition to this it is racist, in addition. >> trump is picking on someone who is ethically bound not to defend himself. exactly what you would expect from a thin-skinned racist bully and we will not allow a small insecure thin-skinned wanna be tyrant or his allies in the senate to destroye the rule of law in the united states of america! t we will not! nbc's andrea mitchell he is still a trump supporter despite denouncing trump's previous comments. >> i think his stage presence is something different than, say, what i would do, but my personal interactions, i find very even temperament. >> you have even said that what he said about judge curiel was a textbook definition of racism. how can you then say, but he is okay to be president? >> i think we all -- not just republicans, should disavow comments l

she has got elizabeth warren and joe biden, how powerful is that for her going forward? >> probably the most key is actually [inaudible] the sitting president relatively popular compared to the do two candidates. ' met this morning and key meeting pause fundamentally she is the only person who outbernies bernie as a national candidate. if she can get not just her endorsement but pretty strong attack dog. you get elizabeth warren on your team and mitigate the fact that bernie is a little bit so-so right now. >> so this is, i think u very important. do you think though that elizabeth warren can help hillary unite the party. she has been hit hard from the left because of bernie sanders. she needs something to try and pull those votes. in. >> she is the one who can do it because she was neutral throughout the primary. she didn't endorse either candidate. she speaks to the same base that bernie speaks to. and she has been really respected within the party in her first term as senator. she is the one, if anyone, who can could that. >> all right. let's see it it's seeming more

when you add elizabeth warren and joe biden and running against a group that is kind of like the bad news bears right now, they just can't quite get right. it looks like it's going to be a fun and eventful summer. >> i have to disagree with. that here's the thing. look, you're absolutely right. the president is a very powerful ally. immensely likeable. he has a lot of energy behind him. he has energy behind him now. but there is also a lot she'll have to answer for whether she tethers herself to president obama. the worst jobs report since 2010 last week, food stamps are up, double digit real unemployment for minorities and young people. there are a lot of wages stagnant. the middle east on fire. there are a lot of things she'll have to answer for. >> i think one of the things you see when you tie yourself to the president is first and foremost, he's not anal -- >> an albatross. president oba barack obama built this coalition not once but twice. he saw that world is changing. the country is changing. with that coalition, hillary clinton will be able to win again if she's able to brin

would expect from a thin-skinned, racist bully. >> it is racist. >> reporter: elizabeth warren and vice president joeiden intensifying their attacks on donald trump. >> to use the office of the presidency, were he to acquire it, to intimidate and undermine an independent judiciary would be blatantly unconstitutional abuse of power. >> reporter: and democrats continue to blast trump's verbal assault on judge con sahl gonza. >> it was a mistake. a racist remark. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan forced to continue condemning trump's attacks. >> that is beyond the pale, not political correctness, suggesting a person can't do a job because of race or ethnicity,s that not a politically incorrect thing to do that's just a wrong thing to say. >> reporter: not all republicans agree. >> most of us realize that last week was a distraction. >> reporter: party leaders hoping to coalesce a divided party, and so trump showed a more measured side after the firestorm's criticism this week. >> he has to continue what he did tuesday night with specific speeches aimed at big topics, drawing a clear distinction betwe

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she's had an incredible amount of momentum over the last week from elizabeth warren to joe biden andudge, judge curiel. so when those things are happening, she's in a place of strength. and i think the worse thing she could do is ignore this and allow it to build up, where it looks like a bigger deal than it is. i think the american voter can ultimately say, hey, we don't ri like this choice. it's clearly a pay to play situation. clearly this person got a job they weren't qualified for that. but i think they'll situate that saying, hey, all politicians do that. this isn't a good choice, but we can probably live with it. >> do you think that's the case with bernie sanders supporters? because ultimately she'll need them to come onboard to her side. and that sounds like an argument there that people who are very much in his camp and in his corner are going to reject. >> that's a very good point. and you know what would be refreshing? and also helpful to her? is if she actually came out, without prepared talking points and having memorized nothing and said, i don't care how this happened

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the person is he running against is hillary clinton not elizabeth warren and not joe scarborough.f basic politics, this is a disaster for the republicans if this is he taking his eye off the ball. >> what's interesting is that hillary clinton is also getting involved in the fray. >> yep. >> back and forth yesterday where donald trump said hey, four more years of an obama presidency maybe obama you want that, after the endorsement, but the american people don't, hillary clinton tweeted back rather famously all righty saying delete your account. now, got like 200,000 retweets on that or more. she is getting involved in the fray. this might be good for trump if he brings them down to the twitter war level. >> listen, i think they are going to be very careful about that you are right, right? i don't think the campaign is going to do tit-for-tat, she has already said this many, many times. what they are doing to donald trump right now is running tons of ads in all important states going unanswered by the trump campaign. they have already launched brutal attack ads that are not being re

party, leaders of the democratic party, by that i mean president obama, vice president joe biden and elizabeth warrenllary clinton. so you're seeing it at the top. any sense you're beginning to see it at the bottom? is there any sign there is this democratic unity which hillary clinton needs? >> i think you're going to get there and bernie sanders is in a very difficult position right now from an argument point of view. from the beginning he's argued superdelegates, you know, were essentially illegitimate or countervailing, countermanding the will of the voters. now he's in a position where if he does want to go forward, he basically has to say superdelegates have to overturn a primary season in which hillary clinton beat him by 3.7 million votes in the popular vote and as well that she beat him in 15 states by more than he beat her in any state. so i do think that it's hard for him to make a plausible argument and as he recedes, i do think you will see more democratic unity. the trend of modern politics is that you're getting about 90%-plus on each side self identified partisans voting for their par

. >> i think that's clear we likely will hear that there both elizabeth warren and joe biden, as well. julia, give me a sense about the whispers that you hear about how eager president obama has been it finally reach this moment. he says, hey, my name is not on the ballot, i don't have to vote for myself ever again, or protect his legacy, but in a way it is his legacy is on this ballot. >> he's been dying to get out there. and it's a big contrast compared to two years ago when he was also quite eager to campaign on behalf senate candidates at this point and many democrats didn't want him out there. he wasn't as popular at that point. they came from conservative leaning states. and so he was quite restrained in terms of what he did that year and so as a result, he sees this as an opportunity to both appeal to for example voters in industrial states that might be -- >> places that matter like ohio, pennsylvania. >> exactly. and of course mole liz youbiliz people. so he see this is as his moment to both reth-energize the obama compaalition and preserve his legacy. >> and of course he ent