. >> joining me now, johnathan capehart and karen finney.en, i listened very carefully to what secretary clinton just said, and i did not hear her say, i will not run for president. >> oh, my -- can i tell you, every day she ran for senate campaign campaign, she got asked, are you going to run for president? she said, why are people asking me this question? maybe i should tell her she has to be more definitive. i'm of the mind she doesn't have that answer at this point. i genuinely believe she's exhausted and wants to, you know -- lord knows she has earned a rest. take a rest. i think from there figure out what she wants to do. most of us really want for her is for her to get to pick, what does he want to do for once? >> let's listen to bill clinton help build hillary fever. >> she's being absolutely honest with you when she says she doesn't think she'll go back into politics. whether she does or not, who knows what will happen. but if she comes home and we do this foundation stuff the rest of our lives, i'll be happy. if she changes her min

johnathan strong from roll call joins us.n. >> good evening. >> a head count. any idea how many democrats will vote with the republicans tomorrow? >> congressman adams shifted. he's a democrat and he would seem to know about that. we heard other counts a little lower than that. but the comparison is 2007 when republicans lost three votes. democrats were holding two white house aids in contempt and three republicans switched sides. i think this is a very significant repudiation, depending on how large the number gets. every vote really hurts. >> any republicans defecting and going to vote no in contempt? >> i have not heard of any republicans. >> so a handful, 20 to 24? >> i'm expecting 20 to 30. >> there's a letter signed june 3, 2011 which 31 house democrats to the president urging the department of justice to hand over the documents. so i guess that was sort of a warning, a foreshadowing that the democrats -- some democrats would be breaking ranks? >> right. one person who signed that letter, jim cooper, said he's going to

i can go back over films i have done, directors like roman -- robert altman, johnathan demme, woody. clint eastwood, george clooney. i -- they hire really good people and put them in a situation and stand back. they're in there to guide and help. let's get the best people we can get, put them in a room and ask them what do they need? that is what hbo does. that is what the clints and robert altmans do, arthur miller said i look forward to seeing what my work inspires i and others. when you have that kind of creative home like to do with an hbo that only makes a guy like aaron sorkin want to write better or may come back to better, to work harder leading up to the day you are shooting. it is very inspiring. it is an ideal. it is aspirational, god forbid. >tavis: we will have a conversation with jonathan demme. >> i love jonathan. he would have the same enthusiasm. tavis: i love that about him and that is why he is on this program friday night. are you a news junkie? would you say you are a news junkie? >> i kind of became a news junkie around 2000. the presidential election, and becam

and now on this "the new republican" website, johnathan cohn says that facing the vulnerability of m.sfor 400,000 americans is compounded when you don't have the way to battle this disease which is exactly the problem that many of those facing m.s. could face if mitt romney becomes president, and repeals the affordable health care act. johnathan cohn is author of that act, and author of "sick" the untold story of the american health care crisis and back with me is kenji yoshino and karen finney, the former d.n.c. communications director and author douglas brinl lkley and t is to make us feel like mitt romney, and the whole issue of her ability to deal with m.s. is nothing what most folks have to deal with. >> that is right. if mitt romney were running for husband or father, it is a great ad. it is a moving video, and everything i have always heard about him is that he is a jep winly devoted family man, and that is fantastic, but most people need more than a supportive spouse if they have a m.s. or chronic cancer or something less debilitating like diabetes, because they have to pay the

johnathan blume was there for the two hour keynote that included surprises. >> today we are introducing7. a beautiful 7-inch tablet. >> a new tablet made to read, watch and listen to content from google play, google's version of itunes. >> the newest stuff is on top. >> it doesn't match the ipad in features but you joanna stern says that is not the point. >> it didn't so much seem like they were going after apple. it seems like they were going after amazon. >> it buys, books, is music and movies from google instead of amazon and plays with the nynex us q. >> a small computer designed to live in your home. it plugs into the best speakers and tv in your house and it is always connected to the cloud. >> the gadgets run a new version of and troy with a smart assistant. >> google will tell you when to leave based on how long it will take you to walk to the bus stop, when the next bus arrives and how long that bus ride will take. >> every developer here will walk away with one the new 7-inch tablets. a new android phone and a nexusq. even with all of the free freebies there is one thing many

. >> let me quote to you johnathan turly, he said in many ways president obama has fulfilled the dream of an imperial presidency that richard nixon strived for. we've seen this now -- >> go ahead. no, charlie is right. the reality of the situation is when you look at not just this case but look at a whole series of things that happened in the last few months, whether it's fast and furious, waiving the immigration between 16 and 30. and you have to ask yourself this. president of the united states had a democratic controlled house and senate the first two years. his term d he put together one comprehensive immigration bill? no. did he put forward any immigration bill? no. so what does he do five months before a general election? politics. that's what this is all about. and that's the danger here, the politics of this because the people in arizona are suffering. >> he said in his own words he couldn't do this, but now he is literally negating parts of, you know, i guess the laws that he doesn't agree with. >> this is very serious. we have a new nullification crisis in the united states w