i will interrupt as democrat lincoln chafee is on the stage in iowa. mr. chafee: and so all americans , in november of 2016 will make an important choice. how are we going to make that

>> steve: i thought you were going to say lincoln chafee. >> jimmy: i didn't know -- it wasn't lincoln chafee, no. it was dada. [ laughter ] >> steve: that's what i thought. >> jimmy: why would her first word be lincoln chafee? >> steve: i don't know. i'm not a doctor. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't say you were a -- guys, it's monday. we're very happy to be back. anyways, i love you, franny. it's monday, we're so happy to be back. we have a great week of shows coming up. don rickles will be here tomorrow! don rickles! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love don rickles. mr. warmth himself. also penn and teller will be here. oh, my gosh. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they're on broadway right now. >> steve: excellent. >> jimmy: ice cube will be here! [ cheers and applause ] salma hayek will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] salma and i are going to debut a brand-new game called pup quiz. >> steve: pup quiz. >> jimmy: yeah, so you don't want to miss that. it's cool. plus, we're kicking off mixed tape month on thursday with my man christopher cros

second it has to be lincoln chafee. thank you. [applause] does anyone have a question? someone in the back in red with the buttons that say vote. that is a good thing. please vote. [indiscernible] mr. chafee: access to the ballot or security? they are both important. they're both important. you have to have access. that is very important. to make sure everyone can vote. to not have barriers to voting. and then the security of the ballot to nature that your vote counts. striving as public officials to have both of those. i know i have in my almost 30 year public career. access to the ballot and security of your vote so it is counted properly. yes ma'am. [inaudible] what are we going to do about the influence of money in politics? i am running a low-budget campaign. this is a chance to test -- is it all about money? is that how we are going to choose our next president? is it all about money, or are we going to look at someone like lincoln chafee who has the record, character, vision, but might not necessarily have the money. this is a good test. i ask you voters to do you

calls.d by your phone right now we will replay the speeches of lincoln chafee and hillary clinton. e phone lines. we start with we can chafee. ♪ governor chafee: good morning. what a great city we are in. i was a good sign, especially under democratic leadership. we have five great candidates running for president. if you add up all the years of facing the voters of these candidates, there are 92 years of serving in elected office in the leading republican has not served a minute of facing the voters in elected office. we have 92 years combined. this is a big decision, obviously, of who is going to be a leader. i believe three things should come into your mind if you decide who's going to be the next president, the event resident. past record, how people performed. secondly, your character, who are you. thirdly, vision, where we going to take this great country of america. i will tell you a little bit about myself. i am the only candidate running has been a mayor, senator, and governor. 11 years as a councilman and mayor at the local level. that means i know how to blossom snow -- p

when john chafee died at the age of 77, his senate seat in rhode island had to be filled, and ultimately it was filled by his son. his son, lincolnnc chafee was at first appointed to finish out his father's unfinished term in the senate. but then he was elected by the people of rhode island to fill in that seat. he went on to have one of the more unconventional political careers out there. he did serve as a republican senator in the seat that had been his father's. he served in that seat seven years. but because he had basically liberal politics, just like his dad did, much of that time was filled with questions about whether he would switch parties and stop being a republican and instead become a democrat. he did not do that while he was in the senate. he then left the senate after that one term and a bit, and then once he was out of the senate, eventually he did change parties. he got himself elected governor of rhode island. again, just like his dad. except he got elected governor of rhode island as an independent. during his time as governor, lincoln chafee then switched parties again and he did become a democrat in 2013. now

our next speaker's lincoln chafee, seeking the democratic nomination for the presidency. as chafee was first elected a city councilman and mayor of rhode island. he became a u.s. senator representing rhode island and most recently was rhode island's governor. he just left in august of january this year. in welcomingg me lincoln chafee. mr. chaffee: good morning. in 2016 the united states of america is going to have a new president. we all know that president barack obama is term limited and we will have a new president. all-americans in november of 2016 are making a very important choice. how are going to make that choice? i would like to think that first of all you look at past performance, your past record. second of all, you look at the character people who are running. do they have courage? are they honest? third, what is the vision for the future? what does that individual want to do with our great country for the future generations. let me go back a little bit and record. first of all, being in iowa i think it is important to say i was a high school and college wrest

rick santorum in lincoln chafee have already been there. bernie sanders, the democratic race for presidential nomination, will be appearing at 3:00 eastern time. we hope to have that for you road toc-span. our the white house coverage continues. we want to get your reaction from what you've heard from donald trump in lincoln chafee and others at the iowa state fair today and over the past couple of days. republicans, (202) 748-8921. democrats, (202) 748-8920. (202) 748-8003. an article from "the daily mail" talking about the helicopter rides for the kids. it says little boy, you will write in the donnell's -- donald's up a $7er. he sets million sikorsky in a nearby parking lot were kids will ride for free. apparently fair officials the clergy could not set up with a called a thrill grounds.vent rounds -- he secured a nearby parking lot for the helicopter. $7 million to helicopter seats 12 comfortably. italian leather seating. trump-brand ice water. and goldplated seatbelt buckles. may see some of the callers who have been on hold for a whil

. >> nobody knows to lincoln chafee is. who cares?> but from the courier to say the crazy things he has a reverse equity. what will you bring up? plagiarism? because nobody died. >> benghazi. he could say that. i stowe words i gave them back. i have $1 billion. >> all of the means i have of him being creepy that he is more than ordinary which would serve him well to go down the rabbit hole would help her campaign because right now we focus on her but that is all there is. i wouldn't be surprised if joe biden jumps in because people close to him and close to hillary know that something will be revealed very soon because they need a strong candidate. kennedy: he is a strong candidate. we will talk about their research sites. guess who edits? iranians. we will talk about the long relationship with the donald and his time as a celebrity bodyguard. which of these three have not? hophead the answers coming up later. rubut then i got ap domain and built my website all at godaddy. now i look so professional, i just got my first customer who i

that is democrat lincoln chafee at the iowa state fair a little bit earlier today. at 3:00anders is there today eastern time, and we will have that for you live here on c-span as the road to the right -- the white house continues. is also there at the fair today, not on the soapbox, but doing some meet and greet. we will show you some of mrs. clinton's reaction with the -- interaction with the fairgoers there now. >> [indiscernible] >> secretary clinton, [indiscernible] soapbox? clinton: thank you. [laughter] [indiscernible] >> can i get a picture with you? i am a government teacher. thank you so much. i appreciate all you have done. iowa.ally grew up in sec. clinton: beautiful up there. >> yes, it is. sec. clinton: you teach government? >> i teach government. [indiscernible] sec. clinton: how are you? hi! [laughter] [indiscernible] i am going to go over and say hi to bill. we love you, hillary! we love you, hillary! sec. clinton: jerry is a plumber over in sarasota springs. [indiscernible] >> you are good. sec. clinton: are you going up there for the wedding? yes,

lincoln chafee. udacity to invite americans to a "tree lighting." or judging by the reaction a jesus tipping. >> it's a christmas tree. keep christ in christmas. >> for folks who are watching right now and thinking that's cray shirks i should call the governor. we've got his phone number. >> it has lights and ornaments and a decoration on top, it's a christmas tree. >> for the past eight years before this governor, your former governor in fact did call it a christmas tree, right? >> he did, gretchen. >> jon: yes, and while that's not true... (laughter). who cares? it makes them angry. see, the previous republican governor's 2009 invitation to this very same ceremony also uses the offending phrase "holiday tree lighting!" i mean, somehow that not akin to wiping your ass with the shroud of turin? i mean really. (laughter) that's a rhetorical question obviously. now, who cares if the story is true or what it actually means? the important thing is is to allow this heathen governor to defile a sacred ritua

. >> nobody knows to lincoln chafee is. who cares?> but from the courier to say the crazy things he has a reverse equity. what will you bring up? plagiarism? because nobody died. >> benghazi. he could say that. i stowe words i gave them back. i have $1 billion. >> all of the means i have of him being creepy that he is more than ordinary which would serve him well to go down the rabbit hole would help her campaign because right now we focus on her but that is all there is. i wouldn't be surprised if joe biden jumps in because people close to him and close to hillary know that something will be revealed very soon because they need a strong candidate. kennedy: he is a strong candidate. we will talk about their research sites. guess who edits? iranians. we will talk about the long relationship with the donald and his time as a celebrity bodyguard. which of these three have not? hophead the answers coming up later. behold, these are two wind turbines. can you spot the difference? the wind farm on the right was created using digital models

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among the candidates were hillary clinton, rick santorum, lincoln chafee, and bernie sanders. we also saw donald trump attend the event. he flew in by helicopter and proceeded to hold a news conference with reporters. [indiscernible] trump: now it is on. >> welcome to the state fair. trump: thank you very much. it is a great honor to be here. hello mark. >> why did you decide to come and do this? trump: it will be very exciting for the kids and of the kids will go up. we have quite a few children that will be taking rights today. where are the children? get them over here. that is great. i love children, i love iowa. great place. i really developed a relationship with it and it is an amazing place. yes mark? [indiscernible] trump: i have been doing it. i have been here many times. we have a great staff of the whole place. chuck and everybody. i really have been doing it. actually the venues of gotten larger and larger because we really have gotten some tremendous crowds. we are doing record-breaking crowds. i'm so honored when i saw the recent polls with highway leading by a l

we're going to hear also from bernie sanders, martin o'malley, and lincoln chafee. i find the fight that's happening between trump supporters and the rest of the republican party about political correctness fascinating, because they are being devoured by a monster of their own creation. they have created a belief system whereby any attacks on anyone for saying offensive, loudish, disgusting things are, by definition, political correctness, and not legitimate. so when they try to apply that, then they are sort of hoisted by their own petard. >> and i think even more than that, and rick pearlstein has written about the extent to which so much of modern republicanism is about deflecting guilt or, you know, he talked about reagan being -- having this liturgy of absolution, by saying, all these people are trying to make you feel guilty. and trump is saying, you can get rid of that. he's unleashed your inner id. every sort of sexist impulse you've been told to repress -- >> embrace it! >> exactly. >> charlie, what do you make, as hillary clinton takes the stage tonight, a

first of all, it's got to be a democrat, second of all, it's got to be lincoln chafee. thank you. [applause] does anybody have a question? someone in back in red with the buttons that say vote? that is a good thing, please vote. >> [inaudible] fmr. gov. chafee: access to the ballot? or security? >> [inaudible] fmr. gov. chafee: they are both important, they are both important. you have to have access on it that is very important, you need to make sure that everybody can vote. don't have barriers to vote in. we are always striving as public officials to have both of those. i know i have in my almost 30 years of public career. make sure that you count the vote properly. yes ma'am? >> what are you going to do about the influence that money has in politics? fmr. gov. chafee: good question. the question is, what are my i going to do about the influence that money has in politics, and i run a low-budget campaign. are we going to have the next president who is all about money or are we going to have some of you like lincoln chafee who has the character and has the vision but not necessari

starting at noon on saturday, republican rick santorum at noon followed by democrats lincoln chafee and editor bernie sanders, and on sunday afternoon, republican than carson at 5:00 and george pataki at 5:30. campaign 2016, taking you on the road to the white house. of theer: tonight, part conference with remarks from liberal activist, discussing how to elect more democrats to local office. former ohio state senator nina turner also looked at 2014 voter turnout and why it was so low. here is that now. >> last year was the lowest voter turnout in our country in 70 years. now, think about what was happening in the united states of america. we were busy with a war, called war, so 70 years. so people are opting out because they do not believe that folks who will be elect space really give a -- about them. i will keep it pg.

rick santorum and lincoln chafee will be speaking on the des moines register candidate soapbox. donald trump arrives at 1:30 in the afternoon. democrat bernie sanders, 3:00 eastern on the soapbox sponsored by the des moines register. our live coverage here on c-span. now, it's florida senator and republican presidential candidate marco rubio. he spoke today about national security and foreign affairs at an event hosted by the foreign-policy initiative in new york city. topics include the iran nuclear agreement and u.s. relations with cuba. this comes as part of c-span's road to the white house coverage and runs about 50 minutes. >> make sure your phones are turned off or muted so we can get our event started. the foreign-policy initiative was established in 2009 as a nonprofit, nonpartisan toanization committed educating policymakers, opinion leaders, and the public about the importance of continued american engagement and leadership in world affairs. the importance of standing up for democratic allies, standing up against world regimes that threaten them. from owning human righ

lincoln chafee says i'd like to run for president and go home for a while. >> he's counting everythinge metric system and takes so much longer. >> announced in canada i want to be president of the united states. >> you just brought something up that spurred something in my brain. are all of these people running for vp? is that what jim webb is doing? not attacking hillary. >> great point. in the past you take the runner-up like george bush and reagan, joe biden helped barack obama. they are not even in contention. the democrats are mocking the republicans by the number they have, but it's ridiculous how shallow their bench is right now. >> that's what everyone said and i think the polls bear that out. bernie sanders is exciting. you know what i think would be exciting is group therapy. instead of debates on stage. have the people sit around an oval plexiglas and get in each other's faces. >> bernie sanders seems like an upper westside therapist. >> hillary, tell me about your mother dorothy, why was she abandoned? are you going to abandon voters? >> hillary is clearly the pick. she's t

speeches from the dnc meeting today in minneapolis beginning with former rhode island governor lincoln chafeernor chafee: thank you. good morning. what a beautiful city we are in. it was nice to take a walk along the mississippi river. a great city -- and construction going on everywhere. that is a good sign especially , under democratic leadership. we have five great candidates running for president. if you add up all the years of facing the voters of these candidates, there are 92 years of serving in elected office, the leading republican has not served a minute of facing the voters in elected office. we have 92 years combined. this is a big decision, obviously, of who is going to be a leader. i believe three things should come into your mind if you decide who's going to be the next president, the 45th president. first, the past record, how people performed. secondly, your character, who are you. thirdly, vision, where we going to take this great country of america. i will tell you a little bit about myself. i am the only candidate running has been a mayor, senator, and governor. 11 years a

lincoln chafee says i'd like to run for president and go home for a while. >> he's counting everything takes so much longer. >> announced in canada i want to be president of the united states. >> you just brought something up that spurred something in my brain. are all of these people running for vp? is that what jim webb is doing? not attacking hillary. >> great point. in the past you take the runner-up like george bush and reagan, joe biden helped barack obama. they are not even in contention. the democrats are mocking the republicans by the number they have, but it's ridiculous how shallow their bench is right now. >> that's what everyone said and i think the polls bear that out. bernie sanders is exciting. you know what i think would be exciting is group therapy. instead of debates on stage. have the people sit around an oval plexiglas and get in each other's faces. >> bernie sanders seems like an upper westside therapist. >> hillary, tell me about your mother dorothy, why was she abandoned? are you going to abandon voters? >> hillary is clearly the pick. she's the safe pick. like

we will hear from republicans rick santorum and democrats lincoln chafee and senator bernie sanders, and then more with public and candidates than carson at 5:00 followed by george pataki. on c-span2 saturday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern, claire mccaskill on her life and political career, and sunday morning at 10:30, the recent and campaign" finance law. i've c-span3 sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern, with many presidential candidates visiting the iowa state fair, we will learn about the history and the stop on the road to the white house as we look back at the 2008 presidential race, and saturday evening at six on "the the 1864 battle of mobile bay, the resulting union victory, and the closing of one 's last ports.racy get more information on c-span.org. announcer: last night, republican presidential candidate donald trump held a press conference in michigan. he discussed a range of issues, including race relations in america and the relationship with china and immigration. this is 15 minutes. mr. trump: good evening. how are you? yes, ma'am? >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: i think

saturday, republican rick santorum at noon followed by democrats lincoln chafee at 12:30 and senator bernie sanders at 3:00. on sunday afternoon, republicans ben carson at 5:00 and george pataki at 5:30. c-span's campaign 2016 taking you on the road to the white house. >>> each week american history tv's real america brings you archival film that help tell the story of the 20th century. in april a 1964, american and iranian armed forces conducted a series of joint military exercises designed to send a cold war message to the soviet union, which then shared a 1,400 mile border with iran. exercise delawar was documented in this episode of the big picture, a television series produced by the u.s. army. delawar is a persian word meaning courageous. the united states and iran were allies from the time of a 1953 british and u.s. experted coup d'etat until the overthrow of the shaw in 1979. >> iran is a distant land halfway around the globe from the united states. nevertheless, its security is a vital concern to our government. as a member of sento, the central treaty organization, iran is

when there's abraham lincoln, plus running in short-shorts, equals lincoln chafee. >> grumpy cat, plus grumpy dog, plus donald trump equals grumpy trumpy. >> how do they come up with those things? >> this is a gold mine. snl stars. >> comedian heyday. >>> i'm dara brown, this is "early today," we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news, "u.s.a. today" scientists discover how a key gene makes people fat. experiments reveal that a faulty version of a gene causes energy from food to be stored as fat rather than burned. scientists say the research could lead to an entirely new approach to treating obesity beyond diet and exercise. >>> and on nbc news.com, yuck, vomit machine shows why norovirus spreads so fast. researchers say the machine is helping them figure out why the nasty stomach bug spreads so far and so fast. it sickens as many as 21 million people a year. >> couldn't they just spray it? >> a yuck face goes with it. >>> up next, ub certificate coming under fire. the district attorneys of los angeles and san francisco found 25 drivers have been convic

. >> lincoln chafee helicopter? i went with him this time. >> it wasn't him? >> no, no, it was -- >> you know who it was. >> trump. what's his name, trump. yeah. >> so not only did donald trump, you know, make his grand entrance, but you did get a one-on-one with him and you know a lot of his skeptics say he doesn't provide a lot of real substance at this point. did you find that he did this time? >> look, i'm going to let the viewers decide. he does debut the first policy paper, immigration, there are some things in there that are going to certainly not -- not a traditional way to try to win over latino voters. he's seeking an end to birth right citizenship. he wants to take that away. continues to believe he has a way of making mexico pay for building a big wall. we'll rescind the dream act executive order that president obama -- so this is in line with his rhetoric. it's sort of more details on that. look, we talked about a lot of stuff. we went through isis, iran. i think a surprising thing to people, he'd keep the iran deal. not happy about it, but he wou

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now remarks from lincoln chafee. the former rhode island governor spoke for just over 10 minutes. ♪ ♪ >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you, mayor. good morning. what a beautiful city we are in. here very lucky to be yesterday afternoon to take a walk by the mississippi, great city, construction going on everywhere. [laughter] is a good sign. we are five great candidates running for president, and if you add up all the years of facing the voters, there are 92 years of serving in elective office. the leading republican has not survey minute of facing the voters. we have 92 years combined. in 2016. decision i believe that three things should come to mind if you decide who will be the next president, past record. secondly, character, who are you . thirdly, what is the vision? where were going to take this country? i would take about myself, and as the mayor says, i'm the only candidate running who has been a mayor, senator, and governor. level, and that means i know how to plow the snow. i now to pick up the tras

rick santorum and lincoln chafee will speak on the des moines register candidate soapbox.ves inhis easterner at 1:30 p.m. time. and bernie sanders, democrat bernie -- the democrat bernie sanders on the des moines register soapbox 3:00 pm eastern time. our live coverage continues on c-span. right now we would like to get your reaction to what you heard donald trump say tonight. phone numbers for republicans -- there on your screen. you can also tweet us or post a comment on her facebook page. trent joins us on the line from republicans from louisiana. caller: yes, sir. how are you doing? host: what do you think of tunnel trump tonight? caller: i like it. it is short and sweet and to the point. host: are you a supporter? caller: absolutely. host: john joins us from new jersey. line for democrats. caller: hi, how you doing? i noticed something inducing about donald trump. i don't support him but i think thati notice about him is he creates a setting where people can get involved in they can see him being a leader. he's doingt's hwy why so well the polls. like these other guys

starting at noon, rick santorum followed by lincoln chafee. senator bernie sanders at 3:00. ben carson at >> taking you on the road to the white house. >> up next, remarks from jack , the founder of alibaba. according to lawyers investigating stalkers local governing body, the decision to hold the 2018 world cup in russia. ofwill have more coverage the presidential candidates later. >> on the next washington margot sanger-katz joins us. then, the 80th anniversary of social security and what the future holds for the program. later a conversation on the u.s. also care system. we will also take your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. next, jack ma spoke about his business philosophy, philanthropy, and global economic growth. he spoke earlier at the economic club in new york. i am so honored. i never expected so many people to come to listen to my talk. i felt so important sitting g there. how many of you have used alibaba's services? how many of you have never been to china? never been to china. thank you very much. well, 20 years ago, i came to america. my first trip

we will hear from rick santorum, lincoln chafee and senator bernie sanders.unday afternoon, more live coverage of the republican candidate ben carson at 5:00 followed by george pataki on c-span. on c-span2, missouri senator on her life and political career and sunday morning at 10:30, the thent book "america" and legal situation involving campaign-finance laws. on american history to be sunday morning at 10:30, with many presidential candidates visiting the iowa state fair, we learned about the history and tradition as a stop on the road to the white house as you look back at the 2008 presidential race. saturday evening at 6:00 on the civil war, historian and author on the 1864 bottle of mobile bay and the resulting union victory in the closing of one of the confederacy's last major ports. get a complete schedule at c-span.org. >> jeb bush live at 10:30 and ahead of that, too democratic residential candidates that spoke at the iowa state fair yesterday. we will share comments but we begin first with mark -- martin o'malley and we follow it with former virgini

rick santorum will be followed by lincoln chafee. at 3:00, vermont senator bernie sanders. we also expect to see hillary clinton and donald trump stopped by -- stop by sometime tomorrow. we will bring you live coverage throughout the day on c-span. was in hampton, new hampshire, friday for a town hall meeting at a local high school. he also held a news conference with reporters prior to the event. [applause] mr. trump: great crowd. thank you. fantastic crowd. really amazing. ok, questions? katie? >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: i am ok with working with cuba, but we should have made a much stronger deal. for he had them in a position where we could have done much better. the deal is a neutral deal and could have been much better. the concept of opening up is ok, but we should have made a much better, stronger deal. yes. >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: well, i said that in a very sarcastic fashion. it is helping china because china is doing little about global warming. this country has gone overboard. you saw what happened the other day with president obama's bill. it will put c

. >> this morning on capitol download we have democratic presidential candidate lincoln chafee. >> wewn a suffolk university poll and talk to two college students about what it will take to get the millennial vote in 2016. that's right here at 8:30 on wusa9. >> thank you susan. >>> a program that depicts racial tensions in the late 1980s is going to debut on the small screen. it's called show me a hero. the 3 part series is on hbo, and it's the story of how the mayor of yonkers new york reacted when federal courts ordered that public housing be built in the mostly white middle class part of the town. this is from writer and producer david simon who also wrote the critically acclaimed and fantastic series the wire. >>> this weekend thousands of disney fans gathered in anaheim california for d23. the convention is sort of the comic-con of disney. fans are getting a glimpse of disney's upcoming movies and projects. >> these cramped corridors are a far cry from any disney palace. these fans don't need the royal treatment. they're here in anaheim for one reason only. >> all for disney, d23

lisa: but if rand paul peelsls off, if bernie sanders peels off, if lincoln chafee -- >> lincoln.d then you've got six candidates running in six different direction directions, then the chaos gets interesting. >> yes. but that's got an. i would love to see a bernie sanders independent run. i think that would be fantastic. because that would hurt hillary. lisa: you understand bernie sanders party filiation before he declared his democratic presidential candidacy. he was a democratic from vermont, he loves being a candidate, a socialist, he knows it's going to be in a establishment direction, he says the country swirling down the toilet and he's got nothing to lose -- trump actually at this point, though, could get the nomination. >> yeah. but here's where you're absolutely and embarrassingly wrong. lisa: okay. >> and i feel almost bad pointing this to you outta to you. lisa: please. >> but i am.m. here's a problem being a conservative republican is that you always like standing outside in heckling at the parties, like, these people are identical, these people are identical. lisa: y

lisa: but if rand paul peelsls off, if bernie sanders peels off, if lincoln chafee -- >> lincoln.d then you've got six candidates running in six different direction directions, then the chaos gets interesting. >> yes. but that's got an. i would love to see a bernie sanders independent run. i think that would be fantastic. because that would hurt hillary. lisa: you understand bernie sanders party filiation before he declared his democratic presidential candidacy. he was a democratic from vermont, he loves being a candidate, a socialist, he knows it's going to be in a establishment direction, he says the country swirling down the toilet and he's got nothing to lose -- trump actually at this point, though, could get the nomination. >> yeah. but here's where you're absolutely and embarrassingly wrong. lisa: okay. >> and i feel almost bad pointing this to you outta to you. lisa: please. >> but i am.m. here's a problem being a conservative republican is that you always like standing outside in heckling at the parties, like, these people are identical, these people are identical. lisa: y

chen told by lincoln chafee is really long when converted to miles.00 feet above ground which is extraordinary. america, we are falling behind even the canadians. we have to have something to ride. where you canshoe people out into a jell-o pit. preferably from that height. 600 meters in the sky. topic number five. bulldogs are amazing creatures and dracula is part machines and they become obsessed with the strangest things like skateboarding. [inaudible] >> she tried to attack it and she had to hide it on the top shelf of a coat closet. that dog slept outside the closet morning noon and night for two weeks. and go ahead and send a tweet of your item of interest. you can also find me on instagram. coming up next, the epa toxic waste spill and hundreds of gallons of government failure all through colorado and utah and new mexico. and new mexico. the first rhonda rousey says she can clean floyd mayweather. i hope we live to see the day. i do and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to tre

the answer is lincoln chafee for kobe he is working with me right now. >> nice to see you again.arding mike tyson is that the admission you could kick jim? >> first of all, when reseats other is funny but we did a few things together but before that i used to bodyguard for the nephew in los angeles he ran a club band would have surging gas to come at night and said any age you to take care of this guy. >> i was the guy inside to protected them and everytime might cave is you have him. kennedy: did you ever have to protect him? >> no. you hear bad things but he was a class act. kennedy: who was your favorite? >> schaede was the nicest. she always remembered my name. kennedy: did you get her pregnant? direct a court case is out with that. that was nice. she was in it and a real-estate deal they were back-and-forth. kennedy: that is with the of mechanical pool. how did you go to new wrestling? >> fighting. breaking up the fight between relief to small guys fighting over a woman who ironically had already left there was no end game. >> have you ever heard somebody other than yourself

democratic senator bernie sanders and lincoln chafee.atorn2, missouri claire mccaskill on her life and political career. on american history tv, sunday morning, with many presidential candidates visiting the eye with state fair we will learn about the fair's history and its tradition as a stop toward the white house. evening, on the civil the 1864 course the on apple mobile bay, and the closing of one of the confederacy's last major ports. did our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. >> first lady taft raised funds for victims of the titanic. biggest role was brnging in cherrie blossoms into wahsington. >> later, a townhall event with donald trump. ost: 80 years ago franklin roosevelt signed the social security act into law. we are marking the occasion by future of the he system and taking retirement questions with sharon epperson senior personal finance correspondent. social security turns 80 today. what do you think its chances 100th making it its birthday? guest: it is very good. there are concerns whether the available andl be for ev

you have a real one, then -- o'malley with a pretended campaign, and webb, could be a fireball, lincoln chafee said i would like to run for president, then i have to go home for a while. i have no idea if they are trying. kennedy: he is counting everything in the me metric sysm it takes so much longer. are they -- pause you brought something up that spurred something in the brain are they just running for vexpect i -- v. >> in the past, you picked a runner up abide ep di biden wase guys are not helping hillary clinton. democrats are mocking republicans by number they have, but this is ridiculous how shallow their bench is. kennedy: ha is what everyone said, bernie sanders is exciting. do you know, what i would think is exciting is group therapy. have them sit around, and get into each other's faces and talk about feelings. >> bernie sanders seems like an upper west side therapist. kennedy: hillary, tell me about your mother dorothy. >> hillary is the pick, she is the safe pick, the subway sandwiches. kennedy: i don't know, sanders is within 6.s of her in new hampshire. >> he is the quizno's, h

and on the other hand lincoln chafee took a swipe at clinton with regard to her e-mail practices. which strategy do you think benefits democrats more? >> well clearly bernie sanders' strategy of keeping it on the issues. and one of the things very interesting about that is if joe biden does run, is it possible >> if they are. to jump into the race. >> i think hillary still has to be able to prove herself, that she is straightforward and authentic. and what joe has, vice president joe biden has. he is joe. he's accessible. he knows his foreign policy. he knows america. he knows politicking and i think people are trying to find out if hillary clinton can't show her authenticity that you need someone to drive passion to the polls. and biden can actually do that if for democratic party. >> is there any -- over active or hyperactive analysis about this being so distant or do you think there is something real to that. >> there was a recent exchange she did with folks on black lives matter. it was a secret tape. you saw the real hillary clinton. you actually saw her engage and talk and h

we're going to hear from martin o'malley and bernie sanders, even jim ben and lincoln chafee -- jim webbck to carl cameron, we couldn't get him before, we can now. do iowans take offense to that, that she won't be participating? >> reporter: sure. absolutely. iowans are very fickle. they are first in the nation caucus goers with a tremendous amount of influence on the race that follows them, and any kind of slight or perceived slight can be lethal. you were talking about the history of this. indeed, jimmy carter back in the '70s got national attention when he won the iowa caucuses and put them on the map. then in 1988 pat robertson, the zell advantage list, came -- televangelist, came in third here, and this state -- particularly the republican caucus -- is very, very socially conservative. in 2012 the exit polls said that 60% of caucus goers on the republican caucus side describe themselves as, quote, very conservative. and, again, of the about 115,000 who voted in the caucuses in 2012, 57% of them called themselves, quote, born-again christians. so for somebody like mike huckabee, this

some of clinton's rivals seem to acknowledge the elephant in the room, though lincoln chafee of rhode island insisted this is not a swipe. >> in all through the almost 30 years of public service, i've had no scandals. >> reporter: former maryland governor martin o'malley suggested the party is protecting clinton with too few debates. >> this sort of rigged process has never been attempted before. >> reporter: the donkey not in the room is biden who did not make the trip to minneapolis, they were here in a suite at dnc hotel pitching democrats to wait for the vice president's decision. >> i think there is a genuine desire to see the vice president join this race. >> reporter: and bernie sanders repeatedly brought the delegates to their feet. >> bernie! bernie! >> reporter: and had fans in the street. >> vote for bernie sanders. share the wealth. >> reporter: the third question i asked clinton is about the claim that her e-mail situation is not unique, i asked her if she could name one other cabinet secretary who had their own e-mail server. she never answered. tom? tom: i'll bet she di