he had the koch brothers in his corner more than any other candidate. and they had supported him so long and so generously in wisconsin it felt natural i'm sure for their largesse toward his wisconsin political career to extended to a national campaign as well. and that sort of support i think in particular gave scott walker a perceived momentum and positive beltway press that tended to outweigh the unfortunate ground truth of what would happen when scott walker opened his mouth as a real presidential candidate. by mid summer, by july scott walker was doing great in the polls. he was the clear front-runner in iowa. he'd been for weeks. he was polling well into the double digits in national polling. he was definitely a top-tier national contender. that was all before he formally got into the race. but then he did have to formally get into the race. and again, just something was a little off. this was scott walker's introduction that day. this was his warm-up act on the day he got ready to declare he was running for president of the united states. the per

ed koch lower level an accident. this closure montauk highway, shut down both directions between virginia niche shon and buena vista, accident investigation. all lanes are closed down. that is in both directions. mass transit is the way to go, especially into manhattan, on the east side of manhattan we have closures with the u.n. general assembly. everything is on or close. the closures on the east side of manhattan, use mass transit. you have the fdr ramps 2 and -- to and from 42nd street closed. >>> a tragic accident involving a tourist boat claiming another life. did a lapse in maintenance lead to the deadly crash? >> a stunning change concerning the future of drilling off the arctic coast. >>> new this morning, royal dutch shell is turning off its drilling rigs off alaska. they are ending exploration. they drilled a test well almost 7,000 feet deep 80 miles offshore and found oil and gas but not in sufficient quantities to justify continuing drilling there. shell spent about $7 billion deposits. >>> a 5th person

howard koch would go on to write casablanca and other classic s films. in all likelihood he was probably the first person in welles company to read the war of the world and he hated it. he thought it was dated and silly, this idea of a martian invasion was not taken very seriously by that sort of adult reading public at the time. science fiction in in the 1930s was for children, comic strip and buck rogers tales and things like that. koch wanted a differentwl assignment but they couldn't get welles on the phone because he had been rehearsing a play for 36 hours straight with no sleep, which he did often.d so with no other options koch buckle down and took welles instruction and did the show, this adaptation of the world war set in america in one year in the future 1939. the way the shows typically worked was paul stir stewarts te would director rehearsal of the show and it would be recorded dt for welles to listen to later, he didn't want to read the script. he wanted to see how the sound worked and it would wait up until the last minute and then go on t

today, koch and his brother david head koch industries, one of the largest private companys in americathrough their company and foundations they donate to politicians and issues surrounding the fossil fuel industry. >>> let's start really simply, does climate change exist? >> of course, climate change has existed since the earth got an atmosphere. >> is climate change manmade. >> some of it has a human cause, that's correct. >> but michaels is among a group of scientist cited by senator inhofe that believe the worsening climate change models are wrong. >> i would argue that every model that we have - i wouldn't argue, these are facts, okay. shows that if we drop our emissions to zero, we don't do anything really detectable over the course of 100 years. that's incontrovertible reality coming from our own environmental protection agency's models. >> that is the most irrelevant comment i have ever heard. >>> "techknow's crystal dilworth turned dr. burton richter, a nobel prize-winning physicist, to fact check arguments about climate change. >> it will be destructive. it's still going to h

. >> i could tell you the story of vera koching. vera koching lived in atlantic city new jersey.n this case the business interest was donald trump's casinos. donald trump's casinos, and the city of atlantic city decided that they wanted a parking lot for limousines. and they took over vera koching's home. and one of the things that's going on in this country today is we have an unholy alliance between business interests and political interests and the lobbyists that serve both and they all get together and the individual becomes very small. as government becomes very big and powerful. >> and fiorina is now leading trump in the congressional endorsements category. this week she gained the backing of kansas representative lynn jenkins. >> i think she's proven herself in these last debates to have the leadership skills necessary to take the nation in the right direction. and that's what we're all looking for right now. there's a real leadership vacuum in this country. as an outsider she has great experience turning things around in the business world. she understands the economy. an

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the koch brothers were a big supporter, he dispoured from the presidential race. is that a rebuttal to your argument that big money calls the tune in politics? >> i wish it were, i wish that the koch brothers say, gee, now take the 900 million that we machined to spent supporting right wing republicans, than either the democratic party will spend we're not going to spend it. i don't think they live that lesson. the power of money over political process is horrendous. i think that super pacs are playing destructive role in our political system and i will do, if president, everything that i can to see that this citizens united, supreme court decision is overturned. american democracy is not about billionaires trying to buy elections. >> dickerson: you did something, you went into audience that is not there just to applaud you automatically you went to liberty university, fundamentalist university you brought your same message, one of the things that you said that the audience knew you had disagreement on the question of 'worse on or same sex marriage but asked to pu

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we are koch. >> two thirds of our planet is covered in it. why do nearly 800 million people suffer from lack of clean water around the world? that is completely unacceptable to me. that is why i' m working on a way to solve this global problem, like here in sa o paulo, brazil, by taking the polluted water we have an providing technology to filter it back into clean water. my name is manny, senior vp of technology. we are koch. >> you can join millions of americans turning off the old media for newsmax tv. we are in over 40 million homes on directv channel 349 and verizon fires channel 115. plus, you can watch us anywhere in the world. download our free app from your iphone or android. do it today, and find out why millions are tuning in to newsmax tv, for real news, better talk. >> "wall street week" is sponsored in part by morgan stanley, where capital creates change. anthony: let' s start with you, jim. where does the year end up? james: in the equity markets. anthony: in the equity markets. your life. [laughter] james: i actually think the

and they made me the number one target in america last year. >> aren't the koch brothers special interests too? can you give me one time you took on a conservative special interest? >> when i took on the $100 million or so, i raised $80 million in three elections in four and a half years. 70% of that came from people who gave me $75 or less. we've raised it from more than 300,000 donors in 50 states. that's actually listening to the hard working people all across the country who say they want a leader who's going to stand up and take on the special interests. the folks in washington, i've spoken out about my frustration with obamacare. about things like planned parenthood, which i defunded years ago. we did it in a blue state. there's no reason why it can't be done in washington. i blame some of that on the leadership in congress. as president, i'm going to step up and lead for all america and we're going to get things done no matter who stands in the way. >> even if you do get the nomination, it seems likely you'll be facing former secretary of state hillary clinton. listen to what hillar

look at what the koch brothers and these guys believe. they don't believe in government.hat is their underlying philosophy. yes, they don't believe in public education. so there is a concerted attack against every major public constitution from the va to social security on down. >> vermont senator democratic candidate for president of the united states bernie sanders. you did not know you would be at this point in your campaign when you launched it. i know, because i can tell. i didn't know. it is a remarkable thing as a liberal to see the success you're having and what your message is having. good luck to you in the long-term. >>> two things to come tonight. the first is -- another big republican presidential debate thing tomorrow. it's a debate-like thing. it's not technically a debate, but yeah, in case you didn't get enough. and the details are kind of stunning. we have more ahead. what are your goals for this season? i like to... no. not you. papa? we have this great kick-off special we're excited about. any big adjustments for the season? well there's this... no. pa

a lot in the top like the koch brothers and gates are down. on the official top ten for the first time same as mark zucker burg. >> this is a depreciation in the stock. >> the list shows the tech sector is gaining. >> yes. >> who are the biggest gainers? >> jeff bezos, mark sum zuckerberg. the world's youngest billionaire at 25, the air b & b guys, uber, the biggest percentage gainer. hess fortune doubled. we are seeing so much interest from private investors willing to hit up these tech companies, these unicorns that are still private. >> are there notable newcomers than the tech people? >> i think they're all notable. robert smith the second richest african-american in the country. >> who is the first? >> oprah winfrey and he actually made his money in private equity, betting on boring software companies, phenomenal success and below the radar. he debuts because another company bought a part of his stake. >> you can look inside and see the 46 women that made the list as well. thank you so much for having me. >> i'm writing down that name, ro

the folks back scott walker were the koch brothers. this is also a debate about incredible ideology. trump is stirring the pot of an extreme republican party and that's one of the reasons why fox news may want to turn down the dial on him. because everybody knows unfortunately he can't win the white house if he has such an extreme views. but he's not going to be able to win the middle of america, which is what he needs. >> the power of the koch brothers as we saw this week, the power of the $20 million sitting in the super pac that you technically cannot coordinate with turned out to be not very much power for scott walker at all. >> his biggest problem obviously was nobody felt alee jant to him in terms of voters i think in the past, you would have wanted a bridge candidate between the wings of the party. but neither wing of the party right now wants a bridge candidate. so a candidate like scott walker, who reflected a lot of the various positions of republican constituencies actually turned out to essentially destroy himself that way

spending in this election cycle alone, the koch brothers will spend some $900 million. that is more money than either the democratic party or the republican party will spend. when you have one family spending more money than either of the two major political parties, my friends you're not looking at democracy. you are looking at oligarchy, and that has got to change. i have not made many campaign promises so far. i'll probably make them but not so far, but there's one promise i want to repeat to you, and that is no nominee of mine to the united states supreme court will get that position unless he or she is loud and clear in saying that they will overturn citizens united. now, we are in a school here in an elementary school here in new hampshire. and i know that every person in this room in new hampshire and throughout this country is very concerned about education because we all understand that we live in a highly competitive global economy. and we all know -- it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that if we do not have the best educated work force in the wo

there's a nexus here with the koch brothers, sheldon edelson whose name has come up.intimately involved in the political arena as well. these aren't actors, people with just a public profile. they have a political profile as well, and i think that was done intentionally. that was not by mistake. gregg: and there's an extortion come tonight to -- component to this, dan, as well, because the al-qaeda web site says you can get off the target list if you withdraw all your money from american banks and denounce israel. is this an attempt by jihadists to disrupt the u.s. economy? >> of course. this is -- absolutely. this is what terrorists do. they inspire terror looking to meet an end game goal. whatever means they have to get there, they will implement. but this is a strategy that's been -- if you look at al-awlaki's statements as early as 2000, this has been a strategy early on to implement more of these lone wolf-style attacks rather than these large, organized 9/11 attacks. 9/11 cost a half a million dollars and almost a year of training to get done. these cost almost

they include a number of business leaders including warren buffett, bill gates, mike bloomberg, kochrothers, sheldon adelson. an attack on americans and capitalism, with a number of major entrepreneurs and ceos cited there on that sort of, quote, unquote, assassination list that al qaeda has put together. we'll take a quick break. we'll be back with more on this market and in just exactly what's going to happen next as we watch, just backing up to the lows of the session but nonetheless off 130 points. i will see you right here. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva respimat. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain or problem

he got money from the koch brothers. he concluded not only is the planet warming, but it is caused by humans. you would be hard-pressed to find a climate scientist who has your -- guest: he did not say anything to contradict what i said. he simply found that it is -- there is warming and some of it is caused by humans. you said can i find credible scientists? started this data, they have found that there has been no significant warming for the past 15 years. that is pretty straightforward. we get two different perspectives on the issue of global warming and climate change. the white house releasing this youtube video in advance of the president's trip to alaska. [video clip] hi everybody.a: later this month i going to alaska and i am going because alaskans are on the frontline of one of the greatest challenges we face the century. climate change. climate change once seemed like a problem for future generations, but for most americans it is already a reality. droughts, longer wildfire seasons. some of our cities even floo

. >> i respect that you have taken on liberal special interests, but you have been backed by the koch brothers. how does that square with what you are saying about taking on special interests. >> i'm taking on the ones in washington. i have been taking on the unions and democrats. there was great support and some from the senate and there were some senators including some in the leadership. i am willing to take on anyone. i stood up to the protesters and took on the threats for my family and we pushed back. we pushed back when they went after the senator. they went after me and they made me the number one target in america last year. >> aren't the koch brothers special interest too? can you give me an example of one time you cook on a conservative special interest? >> when i took on the $100 billion or so, i raised $80 million in three elections and people gave me $75 or less. we raised it from more than 300,000 donors. that's not allegiance to group or the other, but listening to the hard, wooing people who said they want a leader who is going to stand up and take on the special inte

she can't control that the koch brothers are funding special interest groups. >> the koch brothers dider a personal server and set it up. >> nobody did. it was set up already, because it was bill clinton's personal server. >> was it bill's fault? he's not running. >> let's blame bill. >> unfortunately we're out of time. >> the best defense is a good offense. right now she doesn't have an opponent. it's not like she attack rubio or donald trump right now, because there's no nominee appare apparent. >> we are inside of it and we talk about it and slice and dice it every day, but still more than a year to go. >> thanks, shannon. >>> next, outgoing speaker of the house john boehner making headlines for blasting lawmakers in his own party, calling them absolutely unrealistic. my next guest, a man who wants to replace boehner weighs in on what it means for the future of what it means for the future of the gop. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph,

the koch brothers, all of the big money interests in there is a mobilized force of millions and millions of people who stand together and say hey government has to work for all of us, not the wealthiest in the country. that is what i believe. >> and the -- his name came up during the gop debate when trump tried to slam carly fiorina's history. fiorina called him a clintonite who had it out for her. and sonenfeld responded last night. >> maybe she would be a good person to be a great press aid for some reasonable candidate but she shouldn't be coming from this incredibly disastrous career in the business world without exoneration, contrition, redemption and then suddenly to be the leader of the free world. there seems to be like there should be some steps in between to prove yourself. >> jeb bush took his campaign to las vegas and maybe the donald is getting under his skin because at this rally bush promised to be everything trump says he isn't. >> i hope i will be so brilliant and so eloquent and so high energy. that you sign up for the caucuses in february and get ten other people to do

the koch brothers combined would be where on the list?ith the waltons. if sam walton were still alive. >> and has the most of the wealth of the people on the billion list grown? it has for bill gates. >> about two-thirds. it is basically 100 were down, but over 200 that were up. so a lot in the top -- like the koch brothers, gates, are down, but jeff bezos was the year's biggest gainer, he was up $16.5 billion. he's on the official top ten for the first time. >> this is a result of depreciation in their stock. >> yes. >> so the list shows the tech sector is gaining. who are the biggest gainers? >> jeff bezos is the biggest gainer. mark zuckerberg is right up there. we also have a lot of new young faces like evan stegele of snapchat. he debuts for first time. he's the world's youngest billionaire at 25. the air bnb guys, travis kellanicuber, his fortune doubled. we're seeing private investors willing to bid up the tech companies. >> are there any other notable new comers other than the tech people? >> i think they're all notable. robert sm

if you look at david koch, larry ellison, bill gates, warren buffett? what do you make of this?omberg. hey, at least, charles and david koch, michael bloomberg they have private security with weapons armed to defend themselves. the soft targets that individuals that want to take the secondment right away from are most vulnerable to terrorist attack this adied magazine listing businessmen. they have done it before. they're trying to sow fear. this is terrorism -- melissa: do you think it is real? >> hey, i don't like to call them loan involves but inspired jihadist in america to take this action would be certainly high-profile attack with al qaeda which is seen itself supplanted by isis and islamic state. al qaeda wants to show it is relevant and saying connect the dots in "inspire" magazine with tsarnaev you make a bomb in the kitchen with your mom they love that talking point and reality. melissa: frightening stuff. thank you. >> thank you. david: throwing footballs and catching cash, how the nfl keeps on minting money. that is coming up. plus tom brady take the field for the f

and then the kochs s cops showed up and rested him. >> it wasn't a threat to anyone. i didn't do anything wrong. and i end up being arrested. >> his father call this is a case of discrimination because his father is muslim. he was questioned but will not face any charges. police admit it was a misunderstanding, however they could not at that time situation lightly. >> our reaction would have been the same either way. that's a very suspicious device. we live in an age where you can't take things like that to school. we have to err on the side of caution. >> the story went viral and supporters took to twitter. even president chimed in tweeting cool clock, want to bring it to the white house? we should inspire more kids like you to like science. >>> quite the story. the news continues at 6:00. >>> now at 6:00, breaking news. another blow to rutgers football. the university suspends the head coach. >> plus our interview withal the 80-year-old conditioned out of her life savings. >>> and the next phase of the education plan. good evening. we begin with breaking news on the

sanders came back with this statement, saying it's the kind of onslaught i expected to see from the kochers. how do you respond to that? david: we are doing due diligence on secretary hunton's opponents. -- secretary clinton's opponents. we move a lot of media in the round in the press about republicans and about 63 clinton, a democratic primary opponent. i don't think there is anything new or surprising about this. john: senator sanders did not say a negative word about hillary clinton is a part. illusory clinton --hillary clinton has not said something negative about senator sanders. why compare him to these unsavory folks? issuesthere are three that both senator clinton and senator sanders are campaigning on successfully. you're going to have to draw some contrasts. john: do you think bernie sanders resembles hugo chavez? david: the research doesn't say that, no. john: but by raising the comparison, it seems you are saying that. david: the research is fact-based, people can look at it and weight it. john: is that the beginning -- do you see it as your role to do the dirty work for the

look at what the koch brothers and these guys believe. they don't believe in government.t is their underlying philosophy. yes, they don't believe in public education. so there is a concerted attack against every major public constitution from the va to social security on down. >> vermont senator democratic candidate for president of the united states bernie sanders. you did not know you would be at this point in your campaign when you launched it. i know, because i can tell. i didn't know. it is a remarkable thing as a liberal to see the success you're having and what your message is having. good luck to you in the long-term. start the interview with a firm handshake. ay,no! don't do that! try head & shoulders instant relief. it cools on contact, and also keeps you 100% flake free. try head & shoulders instant relief. for cooling relief in a snap. that reminds me... anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea... ...gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against occasional digestive issues. with three types of good bacteria. li

. >> scott walker was the favorite of the koch brothers. that's who dropped out today.f anything's going to signal to six and seven-figure gop donors that this is the guy that the smart money is behind, it would be the koch brothers' endorsement, which he had. in the last couple of days he played his best cards. he said he was doubling down on iowa, which is his midwest governor shtick. he said he put out his hugely anti-union proposal, which is the thing that propelled him to a pseudo front-runner status in the first place was being the first anti-labor republican out there. and it did absolutely nothing. it's not just the polls. it's the debates. it's the polls mattering for the dedicates that is making polls matter this early. >> the debates have mattered a huge amount. and that point, he put out this one-pager on policy on unions, and to me that was a perfect kind of microcosm of what happens to these candidates who have to spend so much time around the gop donor class. that's one of the things trump has illustrated. those people you're spending time around trying t

look at what the koch brothers and these guys believe. they don't believe in government. that is their underlying philosophy. yes, they don't believe in public education. so there is a concerted attack against every major public constitution from the va to social security on down. >> vermont senator democratic candidate for president of the united states bernie sanders. you did not know you would be at this point in your campaign when you launched it. i know, because i can tell. i didn't know. it is a remarkable thing as a liberal to see the success you're having and twhat your message is having. good luck to you in the long-term. ♪ ♪ 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 insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. we've gotpeptocopter! ummy town. ♪ when cold cuts give your belly thunder, pink relief is the first responder, so you can be a business boy wonder! ♪ fix stomach trouble fast with pepto. theno one surface...out there. no

with the koch brothers, i called it puppets.y have tremendous power over these candidates. >> in the past you have expressed that the way to deal with the war on drugs is to legalize drugs. are you still in favor of legalizing drugs ?mr. trump: the situation with marijuana in colorado is very interesting. bad things are happening with respect to people's health and the affect that it is having on people. i am not in favor of the legalization of drugs. mark: i'm wondering what one or two of your favorite bible verses are. mr. trump: i don't want to get into it. to me it's very personal. ,when i talk about the bible, it is very personal. mark: [indiscernible] mr. trump: probably equal. mark: some people say you are hopelessly insecure and that's the way he you act the way you do. mr. trump: everyone's and insecure. mark: what are you insecure about? your looks? mr. trump: probably we are all insecure. maybe insecurity is what makes you successful. mark: be introspective. what are you insecure about? mr. trump: well, it is my hair.

among them, warren buffett, locates, michael bloomberg, the koch brothers and larry ellison.t calls for assassination of the men because they would bring on and the ability to the american economy which is a major component of america's standing in the world. prominent economist ben bernanke and robert shiller are also on the list. as for gates, the wealthiest person in the u.s., this is not the first time he's been on an al qaeda hit list. maria: blake burman form on the al qaeda threat. former fbi agent jonathan, good to have you on the program. what are your observations? >> as we were talking about, this is their leap back into the whole thing svc, what is intriguing to me is in 14 years a leadership has gone through changes and a lot of them still not alive anymore, but they still continue to focus on the big hits, so they can inspire fear through threat and big people like we see here are trying to carry out larger attacks. isis will kill some random person in another part of the world and put it all over the internet and that seems to be a fact. trained to do wonder if

spending in the cycle alone, the koch brothers will spend some $900 million. that is more money than either the democratic party or the republican party will spend. one familyve spending more money than either of the two major political parties, my friends, you are not looking at democracy, you are looking at oligarchy. that has got to change. [applause] [cheering] i have not made many campaign promises so far. monthsprobably make the ahead. there is one promise i want to repeat to you. no nominee of my to the united states supreme court will get that position unless he or she is loud and clear in saying that they will overturn citizens united. [applause] now, we are in a school, in elementary school, here in new hampshire. i know that every person in this room, in new hampshire, and country is very concerned about education. we all understand that we live in a highly competitive global economy. we all know -- it does not take scientists to figure it out, if we do not have the best educated workforce in the world, it will be very hard for our economy to grow,

. >> ed koch would always say i can't understand why anybody wants this job, but i really want it. the speaker of the house comes with a lot of perks and power, and people who go to washington like both of those things. it is a difficult job, and john boehner to his credit as a politician has had to handle it at a, difficult time and has had to balance this. it is the worst job to have right now, but the people that will want this job, are the people who think they can bring the party togethere togetherest -- especially ahead of an election. the campaign is sucking up all of the air in political circles now, so they have to behave as a party united going into a national election, otherwise it could hurt them. >> michael shure thank you all. we're continuing to follow this developing news. speaker john boehner announcing that he is planning to resign from the u.s. congress at the end of next month. we're going to take a quick break here and see you on the other end. >> what do you want american's to understand? >> there's so much injustice. >> workers are being injured constantly. >

. >> lawrence philip koch. >> reporter: now a few years older, that boy and his family returned to yogi berra stadium. >> and i heard my wife go oh no. >> yeah. >> and she told me the sad news. and from that point on, i was kind of miserable all day. >> kind of knew we were going to have to come here to pay our respects. >> yogi's blast sails over the right field fence. >> reporter: tonight the loss of number 8 is deeply felt, and 90 years old, berra's influence as a veteran and baseball icon spanned generations. >> i guess it ain't over till it's over. >> reporter: and so have his legendary words. >> my dad always told me when i was in a slump, this game is 90% mental and 50% physical. when i first heard that a quote i was what? he was it doesn't matter. it's a yogiism. >> reporter: his dad couldn't be more right. and yogi berra museum as well as the yankees were the two organizations that announced the legend's death earlier this morning. of course, saddening all of his fans remember yogi berra spent much of his life in nearby montclair. i'm live here in little fall, i'm brynn gingras

ed koch ongoing maintenance into queens. the approach to the holland tunnel with our webcam, holland tunnel moving smoothly. no problems on 139 into the hole be land -- into the holland. lincoln, and george moving smoothly. >>> this morning the 7 line is going west and commuters can travel to parts of manhattan previously much more difficult to get to. the 7 line extends to 34th and 11th. a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held yesterday. riders got the first chance to see the state of the art station. the new stop is proving useful to get to javits center and other popular destinations previously hard to get to on the far west side. >> progress. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," concerns over the use of drones. now one new york lawmaker is trying to get them banned in certain areas. >> plus a dangerous mishap. what american airlines did that has federal investigators on its tail. >> unlucky lottery. dozens of lottery winners are frustrated. why they are not getting their money. >>> monday morning. green bay wisc

he said it was the kind of onslaught i expected to see from the koch brothers.hillary clinton is saying publicly she's not worried. are her people? >> i don't think they're worried in the sense they think bernie is going to be the nominee. they're worried he can draw a clear contrast with her and someone who can appeal to a big segment of the democratic party. it also is difficult to figure out how exactly she goes after him. that's going to be her big challenge. >> that's her big challenge. i talked with some of her advisors this weekend and was pressing them on what are they going to do? go aggressive and call him out. they say no. they feel like bernie sanders supporters essentially like hillary clinton in the end and folks i've talked to seem to match up with that. think think it would only just backfire on hillary clinton if she goes at bernie sanders. it's not something they play into. >> will she say publicly that no super pac speaks in her name should spend a dime going after bernie sanders. will she say that? >> probably not. >> you talk to you remember

wall street, corporate america, the koch brothers, huge campaign contributors have enormous power.and if you think that any president -- you sent me to the oval office, i could say to wall street, well, guys, i think it's important you start paying a tax on wall street speculation so all the kids have opportunity to go to public colleges and universities tuition free, and they will say, hey, bernie, that's a great idea! why didn't we think of that? you got it, man! we will spend millions to make sure that we have a tax on wall street speculation. and when i go to corporate america and i say, hey, maybe it's a good idea not to continue to shut down manufacturing plants in new hampshire and vermont and send our jobs to low-wage countries abroad, they say, listen, why didn't we think of that, bernie? fantastic idea. i will tell you what we will do tomorrow. it doesn't happen like that. it does not happen like that. everybody in this room knows the only way real change takes place is when millions of people at the grassroots level come together and fight back. [applause] now the fact t