prÓximo miÉrcoles 24 el anuncio lo hicieron personas familiarizadas con el entorno polÍtico de john bidena sus padres en prisiÓn algunos dicen que es tan preparados para hacerlo y otros no quieren tener ningÚn contacto con ellos. los chicos buscan una vida normal y tambiÉn mantenerse en el anonimato. >>cadena perpetua con la posibilidad de ver salir bajo palabra fue la sentencia expuesta por el juez para estos padres que se declararon culpables por todos los cargos. >>pienso que ellos tienen merecido el castigo que les dieron. >>el matrimonio es mantuvo cautivos y en condiciones inhumanas a 12 de sus 13 hijos con edades entre los dos y los 29 aÑos. por primera vezvolvieron a ver y a escuchar a una de sus hijas identificada como la nÚmero cuatro, para mantener su identidad en secreto por peticiÓn del juez. [habla inglÉs] [habla inglÉs] >> esta fue la primera vez que se escucharon las voces ya que al haberse declarado culpables sus padres se evito un juicio en el que se hubiera requerido que participarÁn como testigos sin poder contenerse david pidiÓ a su abogada leer su declaraciÓn en la q

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prÓximo miÉrcoles 24 el anuncio lo hicieron personas familiarizadas con el entorno polÍtico de john bidena con la posibilidad de ver salir bajo palabra fue la sentencia expuesta por el juez para estos padres que se declararon culpables por todos los cargos. >>pienso que ellos tienen merecido el castigo que les dieron. >>el matrimonio es mantuvo cautivos y en condiciones inhumanas a 12 de sus 13 hijos con edades entre los dos y los 29 aÑos. por primera vezvolvieron a ver y a escuchar a una de sus hijas identificada como la nÚmero cuatro, para mantener su identidad en secreto por peticiÓn del juez. [habla inglÉs] [habla inglÉs] >> esta fue la primera vez que se escucharon las voces ya que al haberse declarado culpables sus padres se evito un juicio en el que se hubiera requerido que participarÁn como testigos sin poder contenerse david pidiÓ a su abogada leer su declaraciÓn en la que pidió perdÓn por el daÑo que ha hecho llorando pidiÓ perdón repetidamente por el daÑo que hizo a sus hijos a quienes dijo querer mucho. >>uno de padre no tiene una razÓn para encadenar a sus hijos ni maltratarl

hillary clinton, john kerry, check egle and john biden. they forget context. saddam hussein to regional and economic power, repositioning him to threaten his neighbors and restart his wmd program. i suspect history will see bush as the man who, by trial and error, but also with principal established a structure that will enable us to prevail. >> there's a lot of second-guessing that happened in all the years since. there are a lot of places along the way that things could have and should have been done differently. he did always retain the view that we need the strong foreign policy that was also careful. he was very careful and thoughtful in terms both not wanting america to expend blood and treasure where it was not in america's interest, but also not waiting too long before something would come back to harm our country directly. >> what's notable about both, so much of what charles wrote, whether during the obama, bush or reagan administration remains relevant today. in some instances, more than ever. >> thought police on patrol, april 11, 2014. >> two mont

that's what we see here but as i say and i caution, this doesn't mean anything at this stage. >> john: joe biden also says that he asked former president obama not to endorse him, because he wants a level playing field among all of the candidates, are you buying that? >> not really. [laughter] no because i think that there was an excellent new york times story today by peter baker on the front page about the very friendly relationships between obama and biden, but it was really a dye section of the president's decision to go with hillary the last time around and i think president obama has decided he wants to stay out of this one and therefore, joe biden has to put the best face on that decision and the best way to do that is to say well i didn't want him to endorse anybody now. of course he would welcome president obama's endorsement. president obama remains the most important and popular man within the democratic party. >> and then there is the current president who welcomes the competition take a listen to what president trump had to say. president trump: on issue after issue the democrat par

john, it sure sounds like biden is going to get in the race it may be a matter of when.ne thing we can tell you for sure. he says if he does announce. he wants to be the last candidate to announce, john? >> jon: we will see. david spunt for us tonight on the entrance to a possible campaign trail for joe biden. david, thanks. many of the democrats who want to replace president trump are sales pitch tonight. >> we have a president today who is a racist. >> senator bernie sanders launching direct attacks against president trump in front of a packed room of black voters today. sanders is one of a dozen 2020 democratic presidential candidates who spoke at the national action network convention in new york this week. all of whom blamed trump for worsening institutional racism and growing disparities in america. >> good morning to all my sisters and brothers. >> senator kamala harris is the only black female presidential contender. california's former attorney general has positioned herself as the best candidate to reform the criminal justice system while putting an end to mass

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the democratic party itself has evolved over the last fifty years so all over we've got joe biden against john would trump would that be the choice that americans would look forward to on election day what do you hear. potentially yes i mean it'll be interesting because he will not be an easy opobo none for donald trump donald trump has been trying to paint the democratic like a bunch of radical socialist and that would probably not work with joe biden he considers himself rather a moderate politician a centrist stance and he's got great chances. you know especially because of that he's got great chances to get support in the industrial midwestern regions of the united states so if you speak to voters the air of democratic voters who supported trump in two thousand and sixteen they would actually tell you that really depends on who is running hillary clinton back at the time was a hate figure but joe biden is not too joe biden is really able to speak at eye level with the working class that can make the difference but first of all of course he has to win the primaries next year that's right th

biden was a very close friend of senator mccain's. he delivered a eulogy at his funeral. also, senator john mccain and beau biden suffered from the exact type of cancer. also thinking about joe biden and senator mccain. joe biden talks about mccain, how he is a character of a different time. talks about him in terms of decency. those are things you will hear him stress today. i assume the hosts of "the view" will ask questions about anita hill and how he thinks he handled that >> it will be a friendly environment. let's be honest. this is not going to be any sort of intense or gotcha. i'm predicting that they ask good questions. don't get me wrong. but they are fans in general. here is the moment you were talking about that was emotional between joe biden and meghan mccain >> one of the things that gave beau courage, my word, was john. your dad, you may remember when you were a little kid, your dad took care of my beau. your dad when he worked with me became friends with beau. beau talked about your dad's courage, not about illness, but about his courage. >> you know, looking at the clip, t

biden. i'm a democrat. ( laughter ) and i love john mccain. >> woodruff: but now, biden finds himself in a democratic as lately shifted left, favoring policies that counter many of biden's past positions. positions like his integral role in the federal govert's "war on drugs" in the 1980s and '90s that led to mass incarcerations, and his support for expanding gun sales in the 1980s. >> i haven't always been right. i know we haven't always got rn thinht. but i've always tried. l >> woodruff: tg-time onntrist has since taken more progressive posi but, biden is also guaranteed to face criticism by libeor his role as chairman of the senate judiciary committee in 1991, when attorney anita hill testified that then-supreme court nominee arence thomas had sexually harassed her. lawmakers from both parties then eviscerated hill's testimony. recently, biden has alsoaced allegations of inappropriately touching women and not respecting their personal space. biden didn't apologize, but said he would do better. at times gaffe-prone-- this is biden's third attempt at the presidency. his 1988 bid was marked by alleg

biden did not go after his democratic rivals, instead taking direct aim at donald trump's presidency, saying if trump wins a second term he'll forever change the character of america. let's discuss. johnasich, the former republican governor of ohio is here and it's always a pleasure to have you. okay, let's talk here. good evening, by the way. >> good evening. >> you know biden well. >> i do. >> cnn is reporting that president trump is worried about biden, should he be, john? >> sure, of course he should be. it was interesting don as you mentioned that he didn't attack any of his democrat opponents here. what i found interesting, as i watched that little video this morning i think he's just going to try to ignore them. i think his campaign now is going to direct himself at donald trump. i don't think he's going to be -- he's going to get pulled in to some degree but i think at all times he's going to be aiming at trump. it's me and trump. here's what trump is, here's what i am, and i think that's what he's going to try to do. as to whether he can avoid the pitfalls, we'll have to wait and see. joe's got a lot of experience. people say, well, you know, he had other campaigns that didn'

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biden continuing to rail against the trump economy and tax cuts but do voters agree? this is "bulls & bears." i'm david asman. joining me on the panel, carol, robert wolf and john layfield. joe biden remeeting his criticisms on "good morning america" saying the voters aren't feeling the benefits of the strong economy. listen. >> what would you say to the trump voter, the trump supporter who looks at the economy and says very strong numbers? >> what i would say is, did you get any benefit from the tax cut? have your wages really gone up? do your employers treat you with any more respect and dignity than they did before? the fact of the matter is they're not getting their fair share. david: biden doesn't argue that the economy is not doing well. instead he asks the question, are you getting what you think you deserve. is this a smart strategy? >> joe biden, i just heard him say a tax cut was god awful. so what does that make a cut hike? quite amazing. look, joe biden's job, if the economy stays strong, is to convince you it's not strong, to convince you your life will be better if you have him. but the fact of the matter is the numbers, the gdp, the unemployment

biden. should he be, john? >> sure, of course he should be. it was interesting don as you mentioned that he didn't attack any of his democrat opponents here. what i found interesting, as i watched that little video this morning, i think he's just going to try to ignore them. i think his campaign now is going to direct himself at donald trump. i don't think he's going to be -- he's going to get pulled in to some degree, but i think at all times he's going to be aiming at trump. it's me and trump. here's what trump is, here's what i am, and i think that's what he's going to try to do. as to whether he can avoid the pitfalls, we're going to have to wait and see. joe's got a lot of experience. people say, well, you know, he had other campaigns that didn't go very well. you have to learn and he's learned a lot. so we'll see what happens. he's going to have gaffes. i said the other day, don, look, he likes to talk a lot. i told somebody, i got on a plane with him in washington, we landed in new york, when we got on the plane in washington i said how

susan, john harris reminded us yesterday that joe biden's political year is more years than john f. nnedy was able to spend on the earth. it has been just about half a century. joe biden spoke this morning in a soulful and emotional way about the loss he suffered in loss that had him and megan mccain in tears and a good many people that watched. but then there is a question. susan, the question is if he doesn't have a good alnswer on "the view." on day one of his campaign, when will he have a good answer. >> it could not be a surprise these issues were raised. >> how could he not have a crisp, disciplined compelling response. instead he had a meandering one. it was a stor sorry not sorry a. it was a passive voice. he did not put this issue to rest. this is something that he will continue to face. he can talk about the empathy from the grief that he suffered in his life, but he also needs to be able to answer these questions in a better way than he did today. >> and addressing the charlottesville issue, and it want people forgetting how dark that period was, how hurt they felt as citi

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. >> bret: john, thanks. joe biden used to be called pennsylvania's third senator when he was back in congress. now, biden is hoping the state in which he was one will be the birthplace of a successful run for the presidency if you former vice president is trying to flip blue-collar pennsylvanians who voted for president trump back to the blue side of the ticket. peter doocy is in pittsburgh today. good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. he has been part of the political system for dockets, but to collected after all that time on the inside that the system is broken. for the first time in his third white house campaign, he told the crowd of about 600 he is not meant to fix it. >> if i'm going to be able to be donald trump in 2020, it's going to happen here. >> for the third time, he announced he wants to be president with a pitch to union workers. >> all of my time, i have been referred to as middle-class joe. it has not always been a compliment. usually that i'm not sophisticated. the fact of the matter is i am so

twenty hopefuls hoping to get the democratic party nomination but former congressional advisor john jan says joe biden has been seen as the democrat to beat . well hopefully for vice president biden the third time will be a charm if you're supporting him or you're on his campaign i think what vice president biden does have is familiar our ready with the experience of actually running a presidential campaign the last two times he quite honestly failed tragically in his attempt but that comes more experience right now and over the last two months vice president biden has been the most popular candidate in the race but now that he has declared a challenge will be will he remain the most popular candidate a lot of democratic voters right now are in a position where they're going to have to decide between and imperfect candidate or ally and an absolute political opponent and that means do you want to elect somebody who is in a good position to take on donald trump mobilize the base and win. not withstanding challenging bolter challenging statement that that candidate might have made in the past and you're

biden. you are hearing this will make his big announcement this week. tell us more. >> john, we expect joe biden to make things official after months of deliberation and deadlines that seemed to pass. i'm told by those involved in the discussions that he will li likely be announcing via video followed by a series of events. really, biden's entry in the race will answer the biggest remaining question about what the field will look like. we could see other candidates enter into the coming weeks as well. biden is one big name people are waiting so see how he'll shake up the race. he's the front runner in the polls. one interesting thing is that biden has never run as a frontrunner. how will he handle the status as he expects arrows to come his way. also from his fellow democrats >> do folks at the white house put joe biden in a different category from the rest of the candidates? >> they do. unlike most of the candidates biden has what president trump has which is universal name recognition. it's important in a race where you have 19 candidates, all at various levels of notoriet

think there is a strategy for trump, but the result for biden could be something that he might want to temper because it's so early in this race. >> john avalon, i will give you the last word. there is one other place where joe biden wants to be and that is in the shadow of president obama. i want to play you the campaign video that the biden team put out a short time ago, just a little bit of it. >> joe talks to auto workers whose livelihoods he helped save, we hear the son of a man who once knew the pain of having to tell his kids that he had lost his job. when joe talks about hope and opportunity for our children, we are the father who rode the rails home every night -- >> you can hear sound of president obama speaking when he was in office with joe biden. jeff zeleny is reporting that the biden team did tell the obama folks that this type of thing could -- would happen. >> look, this is the kind of endorsement -- nonendorsement, but the halo effect of part of the obama/biden ticket is enormously powerful in the democratic primary. i also think that this particular environment is suited to joe biden's strengths. look at those top ti

of the rollout, but one thing barack obama did, he's never talked ill of joe biden's presidential ambitions. one friend, johntold me this. it was pretty instructive. he would never tell joe not to run. does he think biden will win the primary? he doesn't note answer anymore than the rest us do, so that's something that a close friend of barack obama's told me explaining the dynamic here, that the former president is going to stay on the shrines and watch this play out. he does not think an endorsement would be helpful would work even if he gave one, but he's watching this play out. he thinks very highly of joe biden. hopes it ends well for him, but don't expect him to put his hands on the scale this year. the question though if that primary stretches out next year, if joe biden is still in the race, does he try to impact it at that point? john. >> interesting question. save that one. we'll put it in the file. jeff zeleny. joining me is david axelrod, a top adviser in the obama white house after serving as the chief strategists, of course, for the 2008 obama/biden campaign and is host of cnn's "the ax file."

before hill could introduce three of her witnesses, a promise they say biden made to thomas' chief sponsor, republican senator john danforth in the senate men's gym. the president has been mocking biden at "sleepy joe" and "not smart." >> i think we'd beat him easily. >> reporter: asked about the age factor, the president is 72, biden is 76. >> i am a young, vibrant man. i look at joe. ou and vibrant compared to me, i should probably go home. >> and andrea joins us now. andrea, there was also an unusual scene during the president's appearance at the nra convention. someone throwing a phone toward him. let's take a look at that video as we look at it. what is the secret service saying about it? >> it is startling. you can see the phone tossed toward the stage just as the president was approaching the podium. indiana sheriff's deputies detained a 31-year-old man for a mental health evaluation and the secret service tells us the president was never in any danger, lester. >> all right, andrea, thank you for that. >>> also today the russian who formed ties with the nra in an illegal effort to infiltrate conservative po

john kerry. vice president biden and hunter biden were ushered into beijing with a red carpet and delegation of chinesefficials. then he went to meetings with the vice president of china and president xi but the next morning. meeting with u.s. china is counsel and there it was after billet number five at the state guest house where [inaudible] joe biden instructor soft from the tone with the chinese leadership disappointing allies in the area while japan who were alarmed by china's increasing aggression. perhaps joe had other issues besides the global balance of power on his mind. like his son's business deal. hunter's presence on the trip was far from coincidence. just ten days later his company signed an exclusive $1 billion deal with the state-owned bank of china creating an investment fund called [inaudible] with money backed by the chinese government. in the words of peter schweitzer first unveiled the conflict of interest in his book secret of buyers the chinese government was literally funding of business that it co-owns along with the son of two of america's most powerful decision-makers. this

the question now is can joe biden's numbers survive the reality of how he'll perform as a candidate >> this will be so interesting, johnso interesting to see how the dynamic changes when joe biden is in >> sure. there is always a danger that your first day is your best day. putting out the video announcement and kicking a rally until two, three, four days later isn't a sign of confidence. in politics, history shows clearly your best defense is a good offense. if you are trying not to lose, that's when you usually lose. it seems you have a video announcement, follow it with a big rally. that makes more sense than going to a fundraiser and then laying low >> people want to generate buzz, make the announcement and maybe you get separate coverage when you make the announcement. mj, you were up for the marathon town halls and it was fascinating. one of the things to come of it was kamala harris who in the case of several questions said, well, we need to study this. one of them was bernie sanders saying felons in prison including murderers should have the right to vote. senator harris said this is something we should study.

seen any of these candidates perform on stage in a combat role. >> i said except for biden and sanders. >> no, john have seen bide i don't kno biden! hey, james, get the sox winning! >> we had the patriots win the super bowl, the sox win the world series and we still have the bruins and the celtics in the playoffs. we have some good going on here. >> you know what -- >> everyone loves new england as a result. >> when you're talking about teams or than the red sox, i heard womp, womp, womp -- >> and liverpool -- >> and my son cares -- >> joe, you're on tv. >> i just wanted joe to know they have seen biden before, man. you know, in their mom's basement with the cheatos and their underwear. i do that to my kids all the time. >> this is the guy who was coaching a game last night with his son, jack, playing his heart out, played so well, i've never seen anything like it and joe's like "joey," calls him his oldest son's name. >> i did not call him my oldest son's name while he was running around the bases. i did not do that. so jack gets to third base and looks up at me, the third base coach and he goes,

and that's surrounding joe biden's shady involvement with ukraine breaking tonight also. you remember john solomon explained on this program while joe biden was vice president his son hunter took a lucrative job at a major crew rainyian energy company and by the way is also peter schweizer on the china deal but when the company became the subject of a corruption probe in the country, biden used his influence and your money to literally get the lead prosecutor fired. we will play the tape as solomon reports the prosecutor was actually investigating biden's son. and biden used the threat of pulling u.s. state aid dollars, your tax dollars if they didn't fire the prosecutor. this is a huge developing story. let's take a look and remind you of what he had said. >> we're not going to give you the billion dollars. they said you have no authority. you are not the president. the president said i said call him. [laughter] i'm tell you are not getting a billion dollars. i said you are not getting a billion. i will be leaving here and i think it was what, 6 hours. leaving in six hours. the prosecutor

you know, john, when joe biden talks, he talks in so many ways about things of the past.s just his frame of reference is the fact that he's 76 years old. i think that's going to be a struggle for him. this week was very difficult for him. they started with the idea that this was not going to be a big deal. they put out a statement and then they put out a more aggressive statement. then they did the video. then he went out friday. this has rolled on for a full week. we'll see once he becomes a candidate what he's going to be like. >> this is going to continue to replicate itself. i'm sure there will be other people who have come out at points of the campaign saying he made them feel uncomfortable. he's campaigned like this for some time and it may not be disqualifying, but it will be a distraction that he's going have to deal with time and again. yes, he's on top of the polls, but that's all about name recognition. the old adage, your best day as a candidate is the day before you enter the race. when he enters the race, these distractions will continue. >> the joke, i had

susan, john harris reminded us yesterday that joe biden's political year is more years than john f. kennedy was able to spend on the earth. it has been just about half a century. it should also be noted joe biden spoke this morning in a soulful and emotional way about the loss he suffered in loss that had him and megan mccain in tears and a good many people that watched. but then there is a question. about women and about anita hill. susan, the question is if he doesn't have a good answer on the "view," on day one of his media campaign, when will he have a good answer? >> it could not be a surprise these issues were raised. in this interview and by the way in just about every interview in the foreseeable future. how could he not have a crisp, disciplined compelling response. instead he had a meandering one. that left no one satisfied. it is kind of a sorry not sorry answer. it was a passive voice. the mistakes were made voice. that is not a satisfying response. did he not put this issue to rest. this is something he will continue to face. we saw his strength. he can talk about the em

biden, is expected to announce his 2020 presidential campaign tomorrow. today, he's inidhe me of an awkward moment. the washington examiner reported today some members of the late john mccain plan to endorse biden over president trump. it would be a significant snub although it has been so strong the funeral plans did not include mr. trump and they revealed the sources close to the president's campaign and biden's presidential campaign. soon after it came out, the senator's wife said joe biden is a wonderful man and dear friend and however, has no intention of getting involved in presidential politics. >>e will for anotheron sec new at 6:00, democratic presidentialcandidate, pete buttigieg just got his endorsement from a representative. don beyer says he thinks ttigieg is the best communicator and says he does it better than anyone i've seen since barack obama. end quote. >>> let's talk pucks. just over an hour away in the puck drop between capitals an hurricanes. >>et the nail biting out because it's win gore home. >>> tommy mcfly is outside the ca atalsna. >> we will talk to sherree. they are not ready for thisun to end so soon. >> reporter: no, they are not. you

joe biden knew he'd face questions about his record in the past and why he thinks he's best for the future. what are the headlines? >> reporter: well, john, we may be seeing joe biden coming out in a short moment but really the appearance on "the view" gave him the chance to bring his message back to voters. over the past 24 hours, you've also seen one of those controversial issues from his career, back in the spotlight, and that was his handling of the 1991 testimony of anita hill and the hosts of "the view" questioned him about that. yesterday you had anita hill telling the "new york times" that she felt that biden's apology was basically saying i'm sorry for what happened, but not accepting responsibility for his mistakes, and he was really pressed about that moment, and biden basically was saying that he regrets once again, this is something he's repeatedly said over and over that he regrets the way that she had been treated, but he wasn't offering that full-throated apology for his personal involvement, since he was the chair of the senate judiciary committee at the time. one thing he did say today was he acknowledged that mistakes

la nÚmero uno de la cocina empezamos con el esperado anuncio de joe biden ,quien >> un gusto saludarlos, esperamos con el anuncio de johnn, que se suma la lista de 20 aspirantes a la presidencia. encabeza la mayorÍa de las encuestas con personajes . salpicada luego de ser acusado por varias mujeres de comportamientos inapropiados. tras las acusaciones, biden prometio ser mas respetuoso y tener mas en cuenta el "espacio personal" de la gente... biden se une ahora a la lista de unos 20 precandidatos del partido democrata... figuras co elizabeth warren, el senador bernie sanders y el excongresista beto o'rourke. ademas de julian castro y contrincante del presidente trump es el exgobernador de massachusetts, >> del lado republicano el Único contrincante de presidente donald trump es el ex gobernador de massachusetts william brown. como era de esperarsesto ero que tengas la inteligencia para liberar una campaÑa exitosa de la desagradable y tratarÁ con personas poner ideas enfermas y demenciales, pero si lo logras te verÉ en la puerta de entrada. enrique: una probadita del tono de la campaÑa, desafortunadamente algo de lo que

kennedy: here is joe biden reminds me of 2008 john mccain, everyone loved 2 thousand joh2 -- 22-- 2000john s different. 2016 joe biden could have beaten president trump, he could have won in top states where it was so close, 2020 joe biden i don't know. >> i agree, and i say he is scared by his announcement. he within to charlottesville that is not a confident announcement, he is obama's third term, he did not say anything about obama's third term, he knows that economy is going well, he can't go that way, he has to start with president as a nazi, he -- i am surprised did not attack back. >> what did he say. >> he did not call nazis very fine people. >> he did. >> he did not do it, that is silly. >> republican called out donald trump for saying his response to charlottesville. kennedy: i'm note going t not rg charlottesville there is so much. the most important thing is the nickname sleepy joe. like low energy jeb. and jerry nabler. >> i think he sees himself as top gun with sunglasses on. volleyball. onion is great, that is my favorite joe biden wearing a guns and roses shirt. throwing fi

tell us more about this new video. >> reporter: john, no question. vice president bidenng into iowa like he's done several times before as a presidential candidate but this time he has a different title and that's the front-runner in this race. it's very early, they know that, but he's trying to keep that sort of momentum alive so he's going to be having his first rally here in cedar rapids, and they started it with that campaign video from former president barack obama. now we know he did not endorse joe biden, his friend, but those words certainly sound hike it, and i am told by advisers to former president obama that they are very well aware that they are using this ad. the former president is just fine with it, of course, goff them his bless. we'll see a few more obama touches, if you will, over the next couple of weeks as joe biden continues his rollout, but he also knows that he has to win this on his own so that's why he's here in cedar rapids. you can see the crowd gathering behind me here. there's a little bit of lunchtime music here as well. not the biggest cro

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do you think joe biden did what he needed to do they were? >> john: welcome i probably should not have said what i said, martha. that was a juvenile comment and i would like to have that one back but the point i was trying to make, not particularly artfully come i was asked if my opinion and my opinion is the kind of behavior that the vice president has demonstrated repeatedly, to me, it's unnatural. it is abnormal. it's weird. >> martha: you are not alone. there is a lot google creepy joe and you see all these videos and pictures out there for a long, long time. >> john: what is particularly bizarre to me, that apparently, he didn't know it was unnatural or abnormal and weird. i mean come i suspect he does now. i don't mean any disrespect to the vice president, but, you know, in my opinion, this is not a country for creepy old man and we have learned and the past few years about some of the indignities that people, including but not limited to women, have suffered by people more powerful than them. and i just think it is, it's wrong. >> martha: yeah

joe biden was born before the debut of "howdy doody." hi, john.aller: good morning, c-span, america's political network of record, thank you for your 40 years of service. a truly fair and unbiased political coverage. trump's relevant remarks regarding charlottesville were that the white nationalists and neo-nazis should be condemned totally. we seldom hear that on cnn or msnbc or any of the usual suspects. starts offt biden with, the usual lie about trump's remarks from charlottesville. host: norman in massachusetts. caller: thanks for taking my call. leftist.nion, i am a in my opinion, biden is even further right than trump. he has been racist and sexist. he has been the foremost opponent of cannabis legalization and normalization of medical cannabis. for all these years, he worked against it and he has been the foremost supporter of dupont, the worst global warming polluter in history. if you google biden dupont, you will find he has made thousands of speeches praising dupont about how great they are and how much they help the environment. almos

feinstein a major firefighters union and the family of the late republican senator john mccain are reportedly planning to back to biden. he is scheduled to hold a rally on monday in pittsburgh. >>> democrat pete of south indiana picked up his first endorsement from a member of congress. don byers has said at first he was skeptical. after listening and watching him he said he is the most articulate of all the candidates. >>> disappointing night for warriors fan after they came up short in game five of their playoff series with the clippers.>> instead of staying home they will head back to la for game six on friday. paul chambers joins us from oracle arena after speaking mos unhappy and upset the warriors were not able to clench in the at home. there a lot of fans who say they were tankful to watch the warriors play here at oracle.>> game five of the nba playoffs between the clippers and the warriors.>> >> reporter: the sold-out crowd on their feet all hoping the warriors could close the series in advance of the next round.>> i was here when we beat lebron. that was the best feeling. >> i go back with the warriors as fa

talk about what you saw and what we will see from biden in the coming days. >> that's right, john. we are getting new details about what the next few weeks will look like for joe biden in this rollout. i he'll attend a fundraiser in philadelphia later tonight. that's going to be a show of force, he's hoping when it comes to the money front. then he'll be on "the view" tomorrow. monday, he'll hold his first event in pittsburgh focusing on middle class, working class voters. then we'll see him do a barnstorming across the country, going through the critical early states. i will run you through the quick trips. he'll head to iowa first, then south carolina. that's over the next week. in the following weeks, nevada, california, new hampshire. they are going to have their final rally of the launch in philadelphia, pennsylvania. they were pointing out the birthplace of democracy, trying to bring back and hone in on the importance and critical nature of the current campaign. >> i want to get back to "the view" and what it symbolizes. i read a lot into that. it's synonymous with women and w

biden spoke at mccain's funeral >> absolutely. thank you. >>> stay with us of course. don't go anywhere from this set. we are not allowing you to. also joining us is mj lee and john avlon, senior political analyst. arlette, biden said the first 24 hours would be critical. he had a big fundraiser in philadelphia last night. how did it go? did he raise the money they hoped to? >> it is unclear. the campaign hasn't revealed how much they were able to bring in. he stood in the backyard of a media executive, an executive from comcast. it was a few dozen people there. he talked about many of the same themes that you saw in the campaign video about the battle for the soul of the country. he was really trying to make it an argument that he's the person that can bring stability back to the way the country is run. towards the end there was a quote where he said, i'm going to be honest with you and tell you the truth. that can be good and bad. sometimes i say more than i mean. at the end he said i make no apologies for the fact i say what i mean. that graphic is up now. biden really speaking to the krou crowd. there will be a focus on how much he can raise with small donors

that was former vice president joept spe joe biden, speaking at john mccain's funeral, pushing for aechoing what most are thinking. nine out of 10 voters are frustrated by the uncivil and route behavior of our politicians. it is now accepted as normal behavior. that starts at the top. >> we have a punch of babies running our country, folks. we have a bunch of losers. they are losers. they are babies. >> he's not a war hero. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. i hate to tell you. >> i think islam hates us. there is something there that there is a tremendous hatred. >> the fake news is the enemy of the people. and they are. the enemy of the people. >> i'm going to bomb the [ bleep ] out of them. i don't care. i don't care. they have got to be stopped. >> it's not just the president. the voters also say wealthy special interest and social media like facebook twitter are the blame for the increase in bad behavior in politics. it showcases a bizarre contradiction and a to found effect on how they make their case to the american people. that contra

people i generally like, joe biden, hillary clinton, john kerry, they all supported the iraq war. i know about it. they backed that stupid war. why do smart people back a stupid war? they did. >> it's unfortunate to see the establishment in washington and the military industrial complex so often goes and wages these regime change wars under the guise of humanitarianism and say we will try to help people in these countries when in fact every single time what we see is these regime change war that is our country leads increases the suffering of people in those countries and increasing the devastation and as we have seen in the middle in countries like iraq and libya and syria the regime change wars made our country less safe by strengthening groups like isis and al qaeda. the threat we are facing right now is existential threat with this lightening of tensions between the united states and countries like russia and china. nuclear-armed countries that propelled us into this new cold war. this is a serious threat that we have got to address and that's why i'm running for president. to

biden as he is currently the frontrunner. one big question is will he be able to maintain the frontrunner status. john and alisyn? >> here to talk about this big moment in the race, jeff zeleny, malika henderson, and jonathan martin, national political correspondent for the "new york times," also senior political analyst. david gregory, in the news this morning, not just that joe biden got in the race. we knew that was coming but the way he got in and the message with which he chose to enter the race. we will not forget charlottesville. he said the soul of the nation is at stake. >> right, and i think that was using this iconic moment of charlottesville as a cudgel against president trump, saying to primary voters that this is who trump is, that we have to take the fight to him and that trump is counter to what america is. so it wasn't about personal biography. people know who joe biden is and what he's been in politics. and it was also a message designed to reach out to the progressive wing of the party, to minority voters, to young, socially conscious voters to say this is what matters, questions about race bai