equal time for joe lieberman. there comes up from time to time in big election cycles not just at the federal level either. arnold schwarzenegger ran for governor in california around that same time reverend al was hosting snl. tv stations all over california stopped showing movies that had arnold schwarzenegger in them while he was running for governor because they were worried all the other candidates he was running against would come knocking on their door asking for their own equal time on those stations. same thing happened to ronald reagan when he was running for governor of california and later running for president of the united states. if you were a bedtime for bonzo fan, ronald reagan resulted in that great achievement in american cinema being pulled off broadcast tv to make an equal time for the people he was running against. recently when hillary clinton appeared on saturday night skit in that skit about val the bartender last weekend, local nbc stations that aired that episode of "saturday night live"

senator joe lieberman, good to see you. >> i hope so. be well.sa: biggest tech deal of all time. dell announced plans to buy corporate software and security giant emc for 60 approximately dollars. deirdre bolton joins us right now. >> you said it, the biggest deal, $60 billion. the cynics say basically taking two weaker companies and putting them together with the hope that the sum will be greater than the whole. you can see the chart as far as emc stock goes year-to-date. of course the main competitor will be hp enterprise. hp enterprise ceo meg whitman all too happy to point out just how much money dell will be pay on the debt they used to finance this pretty big purchase. definitely a wait-and-see but the whole strategy is going after businesses and putting more pcs and services where we all work, melissa. melissa: deirdre, thanks so much. see you at the top of the hour for "risk & reward." don't want too miss that one. >>> zip, zilch, nada, 60 million americans and others will receive from social security. that is what you can expect for your

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and former connecticut senator joe lieberman. lieberman: thank you. it is good to be back here.igh honor of introducing the next presidential candidate who is unique in many ways just to give you a hint. he is the only candidate that they use the article of the vatican, or the bronx. the donald trump. he is the surprise phenomenon of this presidential campaign. consistently leading the national and state polls of republicans. as he himself has occasionally pointed out. important holes are and relevant. they have a message that is important and relevant for all of us about public opinion. many people, obviously, c donald on toas the best vehicle express the most common emotions of this in tents and unusual campaign which our disappointment, distinct, and anger towards the status quo in washington. those the emotions and opinions are exactly what led to the creation of no labels. as you know, no labels is not a campaign for president. we are a national campaign for an idea which is to make america's government work for the people of america again. [applause] let me say donald trum

commander, kenneth lieberman executive officer, u.s. navy "i'm very excited. as the 'ex-o' (executive officer), i'm currently learning all the systems that i will be fleeting up to take command, sometime in spring of '17." the u- s- s sioux city will launch for sea trials sometime early next year.....head of her formal commissssning into the navy i i2017. our jetske wauran traveled to manette, wisconsin and will have a special report on the u- s- s sioux city tomorrow. larry>> still to come tonight at nine... bad news on wall street today for america's biggest retailer. what's driving walmart's stock down, coming up in tonight's fox means business report. diana>> but first... he's been a fixture in downtown orange city for decades... but now al woudstra is leaving the meat market he's worked at for more than 70 years. we're heading to up after the break.v larry>> can you imagine working at the same job for 72 years? i like this gig! but "no." diana>> well... one siouxland man just recently decided to call it "quits" after all that time. our kayla novak has his

i want to thank senator lieberman. i want to thank governor huntsman, and governor engler. i want to acknowledge and cj can , the-- nancy jacobson founder of the no labels movement. i want to share a few ideas with you. as i often say when i am giving talks, by golly, if you have answers, make sure you raise your hand first. what we are doing is not only selecting the person to lead us, but we are on a search for answers. deeperrt of understanding that we must achieve as a people that actually precedes the actions we need to take as a country, the better actions that will make our country stronger so we can future withldren a more opportunities. let me do a couple of things. you my takeare with on our nation. i want to share with you a little bit about my experience, which is the experience of solving problems. then i want to talk to you about something i am seeing in our country. for new leadership, and the emerging of a new way of governing, which i see emanating out of our cities and towns, and also coming up from the attitudes and the perspective of the next generation

jetske wauran reporting>> x-o commander kenneth lieberman says looks forward to operating and leading the ship.... " as the 'ex-o' (executive officer), i'm currently learning all the systems that i will be fleeting up to take command, sometime in spring of '17." the u- s- s sioux city will launch for sea trials sometime in early 20-16... ahead of her formal commissioning into the navy in 2017. diana>> fire departments in ida county responding to another big fire this afternoon... this time at a grain elevator. crews were called to the farmer's co-op in ida grove just one of the co- op's grain bins. crews from at least three departments were on the scene... hoping to save as s ch of the structure and grgrn inside as possible for arerefarmers in the midst of harvest season. siouxland news has a crew on the scene... we'll have an update on thls fire tonight on siouxland news at nine on our sister station fox 44. larry>> meanwhile in sioux city... police are looking for someone suspected of credit card fraud. sioux city police say the person seen in this surveillance footage from a store

jetske wauran reporting>> executive officer commander kenneth lieberman looks forward to operating and leading the ship.... " as the 'ex-o' (executive officer), i'm currently learning all the systems that i will be fleeting up to take command, sometime in spring of '17." the u- s- s sioux city will launch for sea trials sometime in early 20-16. ahead of her navy in 2017. larry>> meanwhile in sioux city... police are looking for someone suspected of credit card fraud. sioux city police say the person seen in this surveillance footage from a store on sioux city's north side is wanted as part of an active investigation into credit card fraud. anyone who can identify this person is asked to call crime stoppers at 258- tips. information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case may be eligible for a cash rewd. larry>> nebraska state senator dave bloomfield joined the nebraska chamber of commerce and industry today for an annual legislative forum. this year's annual forum took place at the marina inn in south sioux city. the chamber says these forums have taken place for more than thr

lieberman: politics can change. thank you for being with us.hank you for sticking here as long as you have. everyone who is still here will get my personal cal ripken award for stamina. look, we had at least 1,500 people here. eight presidential candidates spoke to this group. i think today is the day, thanks to an enormous amount of work by nancy jacobson and a whole no labels team including john broder and renee plumber here in new hampshire. today is the day the no labels problem solving brand of politics became part of the mainstream of america's presidential election of 2016. and that -- [applause] mr. lieberman: and there was no better place for this to happen than in new hampshire. because, listen, you could make a difference, independents, undeclared voters, voting in the primaries. you've got a tremendous opportunity to nominate some problem solving candidates in both parties for president. so from the bottom of my heart, thank you. as somebody who has toiled in the political fields in america for a long time over the last few years ha

collaborated with the club to build what they call a dreamcourt. "22:42:56 that's the idea behind the nancy lieberman foundation. they want to go into areas where they can bring nice and new. something the neighborhood can be part of and take care of " dreamcourts are built in lower-income communities so children have safe places to play. here.. the hawkeyes hosted sioux falls in a pre-season game tonight. 1st half, hawkeyes show some defense... freshman andrew fleming gets the steal off the inbounds and he takes in for a layup. a little bit later, anthony clemmons also gets a steal and throws it down... hawkeyes lead by 9 but sioux falls made things tough for iowa in the first half... 36-35 lead closing seconds of the first half, mike gesell pushes the ball up the court... sets and fires a long three... cha-ching, beats the buzzer... gesell had 24 points, 6 assists and 8 rebounds in the hawkeyes 99-73 win bluders bunch is ranked 23rd in the preseason coaches poll. despite losing the best scoring trio in the big ten to graduation in logic, dixon and doolittle, the team still has high expectations. "i

commander, kenneth lieberman executive officer, u.s. navy "i'm very cited. as the 'ex-o' (executive officer), i'm currently learning all the systems that i will be fleeting up to take command, sometime in spring of '17." the u- s- s sioux city willl launchchor sea trials sometime early next year... ahead of her formal commissioning into the navy in 2017. our jetske wauran traveled to marinette, wisconsin and will have a special report on the u- s- s sioux city tomorrow. larry>> still to come tonight on ouxland news at ten.n.. why this iowa company is getting 6 million dollars from the u- s- d- a over the next two years... . metrocam another dip in temperature is expected to start tomorrow with a cold front swingng in, but we will seeeeostly sunny skies anan breezy winds s naanig rubudsn t aa. ghshlde t uer0s r r. d>. rom th d iteeruri eedo artorr wh a cold front swingng in, but we will see mostly sunny skies and breezy winds as canadian high pressure builds in to the area. highs should be in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. temperatures will continue on the

>> bob beckel, respond to what you heard from senator lieberman? >> bob is an old friend of mine and his judgment on this is pretty good. i think he's got it down fairly well. the difference, though, bernie sanders may win iowa, i doubt it, but when he gets down to having to win multi states in one day, like super tuesday, where she has organized, funded and been working for a long, long time, then he's going to find it's a much different ball game than getting a lot of people into an auditorium to cheer. he does not have the extensive network of support that she does. now, having said that, the other thing that's an advantage for hillary clinton is that when she gets on the stage with bernie sa sanders, you're going to find out their voting record in the senate was not very different at all, and joe is right, she has moved to the left to confront sanders, but lord knows the republicans have moved way to the right, way to the right to confront everybody, trump and others. so i think both parties are going to have to come back to the senate, but the

when conservative senator joe lieberman bailed on the democratic party and instead endorsed john mccainainst barack obama, president-elect barack obama told democrats in the senate to not retaliate against joe lieberman. to let that slide. when republicans started calling the new president name and lining up against everything did he in the first year in office, president obama did go to the republican retreat to try to reason with them. he took direct questions and talked things through with them for an hour and a half on their turf. he tried and tried and tried and he tried because he really sincerely believed that republicans would work with him. and could work with him to do constructive things for the country if he just gave them enough space and enough time and enough decent encouragement to do so. and -- well, barack obama has a consequential and i think a very successful president of the united states. but that whole first term phenomenon of him waiting for republicans to work with him, it is what gave rise to some of the biggest disappointments of his presidency. in the first s

. >>> donna lieberman is concerned enough to join the lawsuit forcing them to answer basic questions about the x-ray vans including what safe guards public from the radiation they emit? >> reporter: are there health risks to us from the use of the x-ray vans? are they getting a warrant when they use them? there's a lot of unanswered questions. >>> another question, how long does the nypd keep the images inside of the van. >> reporter: commissioner bratton said they are never employed to bat street-level crime, but beyond that, no comment. >> security andtown counterterrorism activity we engage in. we will see in court. >> reporter: in court because the nypd will continue to appeal certain records about the x-ray program. >>> we have new video showing the suspect in the hells kitchen molotov cocktail attack this man targeted west 37th street last thursday. he's accused of putting together a bolt, flammable liquid, and a rag. he threw it after getting into the an argument with the men. >> he got into one of the guys over here with the the carts, and the guy, i think he was homeless or

. >>> monday former congressman joe lieberman. warehouse, lum eber company? >> yeah. i'm liking the way the stock is performing. >> mike? >> love the dividend and leary of the $5 billion of debt. >> you like silver now. >> it's a great hedge against the federal reserve. >> a hedge against the reserve. >> i agree. i like this silver play. >> all right. commodities are volatile. be careful. at's it for us. have a great weekend. keep it right here. eric bowling continues and "cashin' in." >>> russirussia's now talking tb isis. what are we talking about? they want to bomb them, let them bomb them. bomb the hell out of them. bomb them. >> gop front-runner donald trump doubling down on what he told us about russia right here last week. he thinks it's better to let them russia fight isis. but i wonder what the donald thinks about this news. russian smugglers busted for stopping

cnn correspondent orrin lieberman is at our bureau in jerusalem. so orrin, in one of the incidents this morning, there is a dispute about what actually happened. not the first time we've seen this kind of argument, however. >> reporter: that's right. and unfortunately these kind of arguments, the dispute over the narrative the not uncommon, to covering this region where you have two different stories about one incident. so the israeli side. israeli police say that an israeli settler in hebron was walking there along a street. hebron a very tense city in the west bank, when a palestinian tried to stab him. the israeli settler was armed, opened fire, and killed the palestinian. that is the israeli version of events. palestinian eyewitnesss say the palestinian was unarmed. and the israeli settlers shot and killed the palestinian in an unprovoked attack. that was the first attack this morning. it was not the last. there were two more similar incidents. these all three were in hours of each other in these incidents, israeli security authorities say pale

the next one was the mccain-lieberman bill in 2005. the third was the warner-lieberman bill, then we had the waxman-markey bill that we never even got the vote on because nobody was going to vote on it. what they failed to be able to do legislatively, they're not trying to do through regulation. that's why a c.r.a. is significant because it does force accountability. now, let me make one other statement. this thing about parris that's going to take -- paris that's going to take place in december, this is the big party that the united nations puts on every year. this is the 21s 21st year that they've done this. i can remember when they did it in 2009. that was going to be copenhagen. and we sent -- we didn't send, but they sent several people went over there. at that time obama was in the senate, hillary was in the senate, pelosi went. they went over wil there to tele same countries that we'll be meeting in two months from the 192 countries, went over to tell them that we were going to pass cap-and-trade legislation that year. that was

the next one was the mccain-lieberman bill in 2005. the third was the warner-lieberman bill, then we had the waxman-markey bill that we never even got the vote on because nobody was going to vote on it. what they failed to be able to do legislatively, they're not trying to do through regulation. that's why a c.r.a. is significant because it does force accountability. now, let me make one other statement. this thing about parris that's going to take -- paris that's going to take place in december, this is the big party that the united nations puts on every year. this is the 21s 21st year that they've done this. i can remember when they did it in 2009. that was going to be copenhagen. and we sent -- we didn't send, but they sent several people went over there. at that time obama was in the senate, hillary was in the senate, pelosi went. they went over wil there to tele same countries that we'll be meeting in two months from the 192 countries, went over to tell them that we were going to pass cap-and-trade legislation that year. that was

[applause] joe lieberman,s, john kerry and lindsey graham got close during the oil spill in the gulf.g method of energy, exploring for oil and gas any reasonable way, pushing low carbon technology, having the government involved until we can get a foothold on the lower energy,-- lower carbon carbon targets that would give america clean water and air. those of the trade-offs. finally, i will take questions. there is no foreign policy element to know labels. should there be? let me tell you about a group who buys into know labels. radical islam is very into no labels. they look into this audience and they do not see anything different. minutes, he two would see a lot of things different in this audience in terms of liberal, conservative, moderate, libertarian, vegetarian. baptist, you name it, we've got it. they see us all the same. we are americans. we buy into the idea of worshiping god, the individual way. not the group way. or maybe not at all. we buy into electing our leaders, not having been thrust upon us. we buy into the idea that young women have value. [applause] here is the t

commander, kenneth lieberman executive officer, u.s. navy "i'm very excited. as the 'ex-o' (executive officer), i'm currently learning all the systems that i will be fleeting up to take command, sometime in spring of '17." the u - s - s sioux city will launch for sea trials sometime early next year... ahead of her formal commissioning into the navy in 20 - 17. our own siouxland news reporter (yet - ska) jetske (wah - ron) wauran was in (mare - uh - net) marinette wisconsin... she'll have a special report on the u - s - s sioux city tonight. jake>> students from sioux city west high school got a *unique* musical experience yesterday morning. (gam - a - lawn) gamelan is a type of music that comes from java and bali in indonesia... it's mostly made by percussion instruments. the national music museum in vermillion has a collection of (gam - a - lawn) gamelan instruments... "music is probably one of the most pleasant ways of experiencing culture and this is a wonderful opportunity for students to actually get some hands on experience." jake>> students from sioux c

reid said that when al gore chose joe lieberman as his running mate edwards became, quote, so fixed on becoming a national figure that his senate service was basically over. that's what i see in marco rubio. rubio tweeted in response, harry reid and the liberal media shamelessly attack me, but gave senator barack obama a pass. mean time, new national polls show a two horse race in the top of the gop field. donald trump and ben carson are in a statistical tie for first place. trump at 29% and carson inside the margin of error at 27%. jeb bush comes a distance third. but when the choices were narrowed to just three candidates, carson pulls away slightly topping trump by six points, 40%. to 34%. and we're beginning to see which gop candidates got fund-raising bumps from wednesday night's debate. ben carson's campaign reported raising $500,000 from the start of the debate until midnight on wednesday and said they've raised about $2 million over the past 48 hours. ted cruz's campaign reported a big bump, as well. reportedly raising more than $1 million since the debate. as for marco rubio,

lieberman's campaign negotiated to have half hour of a town hall lieberman rerun on nbc.d before. >> squeaky wheels get grease. that's one of the many fundamental rules of politics. maybe we'll need monday, tuesday, wednesday night live to get in all the republicans if they host. here is my point. we had a three-hour republican debate. and even in three hours, many of the candidates couldn't figure out a way to elbow their way in to say what had to be said. so they have some responsibility in this too, figure out how to talk. three hours. i know i'll get to whether trump is saying that's too much, of course because the spotlight is on him. the fact of the matter is, they could be some of these republicans could host saturday night live between now and every primary and it won't matter because they can't figure out how to communicate something in a way that is effective for them. so in a way, it is moot, they can't maximize the media experiences they have. even in a debate when they had all the time in the world. >> nbc took the position against trump because of comments a

we speak with former senator joe lieberman and former governor jon huntsman who say there is hope that we can all get along. meanwhile, we are about half an hour from the trading session -- into the trading session on this monday. i want to head straight to julie hyman. julie: a really big week for the s&p. the best weekly performance of the year. across thech change major averages on top of that strong performance. the s&p had also risen to its highest since august 20. a couple of things people are watching today. we heard from stanley fischer over the weekend reiterating this view that rates are likely to go up by the end of the year. it still does not seem like many investors buy it. again, we are getting sicker into earnings season -- thicker into earnings season. i have also been watching the vix. it rebounded after nine straight down days. that is the longest streak we have seen in four years. the vix is rebounding. betty: what about eli lilly? the single biggest drag on the s&p? julie: the company had been bring upg a drug to good cholesterol. lilly said it would be halting prod

you know, you can't be joe lieberman in the democratic party. you can't be nelson rockefeller. >> evan: right. well, you say politics has gotten to be so terrible. if you're in the journalism business these days, come on, it's like christmas every day. [laughter]. >> evan: and in thinking about ronald reagan in the context of this book, a guy who was really an entertainer, who improbably became president, it's only a short walk to a guy who was on "the apprentice" becoming president, right? isn't there a straight line from ronald reagan to donald trump? [laughter]. >> thomas: maybe if you're a lemming trying to run off a cliff. i think trump, in many ways, is the anti-reagan. >> evan: how's that? >> thomas: i think he is a person of very few fixed political beliefs. reagan's beliefs did evolve and he did know how to compromise. but the things that -- there were certain verities that he held very firmly to. and i also think he was a gentlemen. and that's not a word -- >> evan: you don't think donald's not really? you don't think donald trump is a

warren lieberman, cnn, jerusalem. >>> still to come, mexico, it has weathered the world's strongest hurricane but there are still worries. >>> top u.s. democrats, they spent the day in iowa on saturday rallying support at one of the biggest rallies of the campaign season. the story straight ahead as "cnn newsroom" continues. nonetheless, george, lots of people still being rescued from their swamped automobiles. >> karen maginnis, single dollar and still making a profit. that story ahead as this broadcast continues around the world this hour on cnn international and cnn usa. [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day is the staying awake part, sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save during mattress price wars. save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ back to our viewers here. you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm george

the leaders are jon huntsman and john lieberman. [applause] >> i ate it up and spent it out. you, dear friends. upis great to be backed there. i have, as they say up here, the high honor of introducing the next presidential candidate who is unique in many ways. just to give you a hint. he is the only candidate who they use the article "the" before. like the vatican or the egg. trump isdate donald the surprise phenomenon of this campaign, consistently leading national and state polls of republican candidates as he himself has occasionally pointed out. [laughter] but, those polls are important and relevant in have a message that is important and relevant for all abuzz about public open you in. many people obviously see donald tomp as the best vehicle express the most common in andions of this intense unusual campaign, which are disappointment, disdain, and anger toward the status quo in washington. ande same in emotions opinions are exactly what led to the creation of no labels. but as you know, no labels is not a campaign for a candidate will stop we are a national campaign fo

look, i want to thank senator lieberman. i want to thank governor huntsman.ther thank governor engler. i especially want to acknowledgment a jacobson, who i have known for many years and is the founder of the no labels movement. i thought it would share a few ideas with you before we go to question and answer. as i often say when i'm giving a talk on the chair in new hampshire, if you have answers, make sure you raise her hand first. what we are doing in the context of this presidential campaign is not only selecting a person to lead us forward, but also we are in a search for answers. that deeper understanding that we must achieve as a people that precedes the better actions we need to take as a country, the better actions that will make our country stronger so we can give our children a future with more opportunity rather than less. let me do a couple things in the next few minutes before we open it up. i want to share with you first of all my take on what i believe the theory of our case is as a nation, then i want to share with you a bit of my experience,

let's go to jerusalem and bring in orem lieberman.ell us about the fire. >> reporter: that is the latest attack we have been seeing in weeks of attacks back and forth here. backed by palestinians and idf soldiers and border police shooting palestinians in clash was the forces. that attack happened in nablus when the holy site was torched. joseph's tomb. security forces moved in and put out the fire. that is part of what has led to the atmosphere here and tension and the security measures you see behind me. this is one gate we see from our position. they are checking people who move into the old city with heavy restrictions in and around the old city. they are checking identification and looking at cars and examining everything. that made movement here difficult. you see the road here is blocked off behind me and another security checkpoint in the distance. another security checkpoint off to my right. we will see more of this in east jerusalem where israel blocked off palestinian neighborhoods. this is incitement. that is part of the p

i would say that's a toss up. >> the biggest takeaway from joe lieberman's comments are that she is goingp. i would expect her not go after her rivals. not even to go that much -- spend that much time going after republicans, but to lay out her program, connect with voters, tell them what she'll do for them and how she'll fight for them. >> john, don't go far. joining us is robert costa to talk nor about whether house republicans will hear from paul ryan about being speaker. good morning. >> good morning. >> what is needed to convince paul ryan to put his hand up? >> ryan needs to be convinced that the conservatives in the house, the hard-liners, will not oppose him on the floor when it comes time to vote for speaker and they won't break from him on the big votes, the debt limit, government spending bill. >> how likely is that then. >> it's hard to get a political pledge inside of the house gop. ryan's allies right now are on the phone trying to get private assurances saying if ryan gets the consensus of the house behind him you can let him serve and do the job? >> if it's not ryan, then

they call a dreamcourt. "22:42:56 that's the idea behind world ventures foundation and the nancy lieberman foundation. they want to go into areas where they can bring nice and new. something the neighborhood can be part of and take care of " dreamcourts are built in lower-income communities so children have safe places to play. the u-s senate officially passed the new budget deal. in today's agribusiness report, senator chuck grassley gives his opinion on a controversial cut to crop insurance in the deal. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! it's ---. agribusiness report. i'm david geiger. ---- the joint resolution of disapproval.. that would scrap the new clean water rule from the e-p-a and army corps of engineers.. will be taken up by the senate in a week or two.. it's led by iowa senator joni ernst.. and yesterday.. she released a statement saying.. there is enough support in the senate to consider the bill without a filibuster. last month she led a group of 49 senators introducing the s-j resolution 22.. which would get rid of the waters of the u-

former senator joe lieberman is introducing him. right now these are live pictures. the group "no labels" wants leaders of both parties to agree to create 25 million new jobs in ten years as well as great at balancing the federal budget, securing social security and medicare and making american energy independent. >>> the first democratic presidential debate takes place tomorrow night. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, martin o'malley, jim web and lincoln chafee will take the stage. there is a podium ready in case joe biden decides to jump into the race. >>> and a new poll this morning out from virginia voters shows that what you're thinking about, the 2016 presidential race, the poll says that voters are warming to alternative candidates, but the front-runners are still in front. for democratic voters, hillary clinton's lead has halved from 80 but still 40%. donald trump is first choice for 23% of republican voters in the commonweal commonwealth. these numbers from the lawson center for public policy. they also say voters prefer clinton to trump and ted cruz as well.

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. -- joe lieberman: i ate it up and spit it out. thank you, dear friends.is great to be back up there. i have, as they say up here, the high honor of introducing the next presidential candidate who is unique in many ways. just to give you a hint. he is the only candidate who they use the article "the" before. like the vatican or the hague. message that is important and relevant for all abuzz about public open you in. many people obviously see donald tomp as the best vehicle express the most common in andions of this intense unusual campaign, which are disappointment, disdain, and anger toward the status quo in washington. ande same in emotions opinions are exactly what led to the creation of no labels. but as you know, no labels is not a campaign for a candidate will stop we are a national campaign for an idea which is to make america's government work or the people of america again. [applause] pause life gives us usdonald trump's life gives to ideas. he has had a very successful career in real estate. he is successful not because he down, but because he bu

>> i already nominated joe lieberman this morning. how does that statement go? nominated charlie gasparino. we have not had too many problems. governor, let me ask you about this thing that you in the senator are putting together. tell us what. tell us your ideas to do and create jobs. lost in this whole discussion is how we are actually going to get the work of the people done. we have this great convention. we will throw in new hampshire higher on monday. neil: county republicans, how many democrats? >> probably three. five republicans. donald trump will be there. of course. of course. >> all at the same time? >> we will give them 30 minute slots. they can talk to us about their vision for the country. the focus of the gathering will be problem-solving. therefore, tell us how you will do it. if you want to build a wall, tell us how you are going to do it. how will you work with the other side? we know that you cannot get anything done in this country without working on the other side of the political aisle. >> really dedicated to the nuts and bolts. >> the lea

joe lieberman testified. >> thes regime is hopeless.is not going to change. -- this -- every piece of evidence is the contrary. i hope we can find a way to support opposition groups in iran. they deserve our support and it would be a form of pressure on the government in that would unsettle them because it would threaten the survival of the regime which from every objective indicator i can see is a very unpopular regime in iran. >> joining us now is the former senior director of affairs at the national security council patience and managing director of the washington institute. we mentioned this happening on capitol hill. they are talking about iran. is that the number one priority still? >> iran is very much a part of the story in syria. it is a part of the story in iraq. and i think the iranians certainly have more power to extend their power and influence around the region in opposition to our interest and allies. >> can we walk and chew gum at the same time? have a deal with the regime and support the opposition groups quitely in th

>> bob beckel, respond to what you heard from senator lieberman. >> he's an old friend of mine and i think he's got it down fairly well. the difference is that bernie sanders, he may win iowa, i doubt it. he probably could win new hampshire but when he gets down to have to win multistates on one day, like super tuesday, then he's going to find it's a much different ball game than getting a lot of people into an auditorium to cheer him. he doesn't have the extensive network of support that she does. when she gets on the stage with bernie sanders, you're going it find out that their voting record in the senate was not that different at all. and she has moved to the left to confront sanders but lord knows the republicans have moved way to the right to confront trump and others. i think both parties are going to have to come back to the center center. the question is who can get a nominee -- >> joe biden, you know that it was reported this week that biden emsaries went to get a better handle on filing deadlines. >> it's significant only because you have to know it. i've done this many ti

[applause] joe lieberman,s john kerry, and lindsey graham got close. gas and a aasonable way, pushing for lower carbon economy and setting carbon targets that will give the economy clean water and clean air. those are the trade-offs. finally, and then i will take questions. there is no foreign policy element to no labels. should there be? let me tell you about a group that buys into no labels. radical islam is very much into no labels. they look at this audience, and they don't see anything different. if you spent two minutes, you would see a lot of things different in this audience, in terms of liberal, conservative, moderate, baptist, jew, you name it, we've got it. they see it all the same. we are americans. we buy into the idea of worshiping god the individual way, not the group way. .r, maybe not at all we buy into electing our leaders . we buy into the idea that young women have value. [applause] here is the thought. agree that radical crucifyterrorists children, sell women into , whory in the name of god throws gay couples off roofs, if to say w

i talked to former vice-presidential candidate joe lieberman about hillary clinton's predicament tonightre's what he had to say. >> secretary clinton comes into this debate with her campaign not where she wanted it to be at this point. she has a strong challenge from the left from bernie sanders. s she also has a couple of wild cards on the stage do. they go after hillary? do they go after bernie to try to cut him away? what does hillary do? the question has been should she go after bernie sanders? i'd be surprised. i think she's going to go after the republicans. she's going to speak on behalf of the middle class. she's going to try to stay up. there is no reason for her to attack bernie. bernie says that he won't attack her. >> do you not think all these issues that have been enflamed by the e-mail controversy, trustworthiness and secrecy and all that, you don't see those as huge impediments to her? >> it will be interesting on the debate tuesday night. i presume that bernie sanders won't bring up benghazi or e-mail. it will be interesting to see if martin o'malley or jim webb or linco

and joe lieberman and lindsey graham and i wrote a piece right after it and said, you've got to helphem secure weapons caching. got to do things to help these countries make the transition. if you walk away from any country that has been governed by nothing by a dictator -- look korea after the armistice in south korea. i called up leon panetta and i said, leon, send a hospital ship. they have 20,000 wounded in libya. send a hospital ship and help them treat their wounded. that would be the greatest pr thing you can do. no, they could not do it. they did not do anything. these things into the wrong way, they end up the wrong way because we do not follow through. charlie: and you have said, everybody knows russia is winning. in the shortn: term, he clearly is. look at vladimir putin. he has been able to insert himself in the middle east in a they have not since 1973 and he is playing a major role in a lot of places. he has been able to dismember ukraine. he has been able to take crimea. he is putting enormous pressure on the baltic companies -- countries. charlie: there are those who

senator lindsey graham be scheduled to speak later this afternoon. >> we see john huntsman and joe liebermanind you. talk two flashes from the past. also, this convention is being hosted by a group that calls itself the no labels, not since the no nothings of the lincoln times has so much talk been said about people who don't have party affiliation. tell us more about them. >> you're right, two flashes from the past without question and different sides of the political spectrum, one independent, one republican governor. this group formed five years ago, no labels. trying to bring together politician from both sides of the aisle to solve some of the country's biggest problems. they call this the problem solving convention, organizers saying this is the first time they entered into the presidential election process. they've focused on recruiting members of congress to their cause. now they are trying to rally undecided voters and also encourage the presidential candidates to get behind the no labels cause, which is some of the big issues they are focusing on, which is vague, overall big ideas,

former democratic senator joe lieberman along with governor jon huntsman from utah.hey are here to with an eye to bring people together to eye solution. >> focus how we pursue shared and common goals for americans, and gridlock, and fighting, start fixing. >> where else do you get the opportunity to hear from donald trump and bernie sanders all in the same day at the same type of event when you're really talking about the same subject matter, about working together. here is what trump actually had to say, donald trump had to say about that exact subject. >> as a businessman, i get along with everybody. i get along with democrats. i get along with hillary. i get along with bill. i get along with everybody as a businessman that's what you have to do. as a politician that's what you have to do too. when you're in office you have to lead. president obama has not lead. that is why we're here today. that is why we're here today. >> governor george pataki is coming up soon and we'll hear from senator jim webb and governor john kasich before the day perhaps up. lindsey graha

in this manchester, new hampshire, gather offering the no labels group, jon houstonsman, and joe lieberman, demanding specific answers to specific problems on the part of presidential candidates. donald trump included. he was booed when he didn't spell out exactly what he would do to spur job growth and all. he later recovered but i'm beginning to wonder whether despite his tax plan, he is going to need to do more of that. >> there's no doubt about that and that booing i telling. getting closer to election day the american public will demand specifics. and donald trump has them. you see some of his policy positions iran. they're very thought out but they want answers they've want to know how. it's not enough to say what you want to hear. they want it laid out. that will be imperative for donald trump to spell that out for the american people. >> okay, kelly, thank you very much. a reminder, donald trump will be our special guest on this show tomorrow. we aim to have all the major candidates-his response not only to some of the support he has been receiving but the sort of dismissive reacti