this is what martin o'malley said.fe matters and that is why this issue is so important. black lives matter, white lives matter, all lives matter. black lives matter. white lives matter. all lives matter. >> so you heard him say there, black lives matter, white lives matter. boos. and then he said it again. he later apologized for that. explain what we're seeing here and what you think about this apology for this statement. >> what you see there is someone who is aly little removed from what's been happening in his hometown of baltimore. when they say black lives matter, they're talking about a very particular movement with a particular history that's arguing for better or fairer treatment of a minority in this country. to broaden it out and say the rights of the minority have to be protected and the rights of the majority too. that's mush. the booing was letting him know that's mush. that's not what we're talking about. if he wants to talk to that sector of the democratic electorate -- and it's not entirely clear that

that was striking to me that he kept repeating it, as well. >> and if you're a 1% or 2% like martin o'malleynd you're trying to find your opening to make inroads, that hurt. >> a little bit. although he is at least getting some attention for it. i mean the biggest problem for matten o'malley is walking down the street in cedar rapids. and people are going, who's martin o'malley? so he's still having a problem just sort of getting recognized. you notice hillary clinton was not at that progressive a vent and a lot of people saying that was a wise decision for her to avoid this kind of side show and this spectacle of all the divisions within the democratic party that are really glaring out in the open. >> because the obama presidency is winding down. when you think about the end of the bush presidency when all the grievances of the republican party came out of the bottle. when you have a president and he's popular, you keep the genie in the bottle. president obama is still relatively popular but people see this campaign under way and it's out it comes. whether it's the grievances about black li

maryland former governor martin o'malley.arted off talking about his parents and grandparents. governor o'malley: my dad's dad was a ward leader on the north side in pittsburgh in a neighborhood called manchester during the years of davey lawrence as governor. they met in washington splicing together a young democrats newsletter. mark: were they very liberal democrats, more moderate, or what were their politics? governor o'malley: my dad and mom were both catholic, both very progressive in terms of social justice, what we would today call social justice. in their day, they called it common sense economics. that when people work hard they earn a decent living. my dad went to college only because of the g.i. bill. those were my parents. i guess it was in college, with ronald reagan -- i worked for gary hart from colorado. i traveled across the state, all through southeast iowa, and i saw voters really do care about issues. they really do want to meet the candidates, and they are capable of processing a lot more thought and info

a town hall meeting featuring martin o'malley. hillary are running on the democratic party. he was addressing what he thought was a liberal audience. but man, did they turn on the former governor of maryland when he had the nerve to say this. listen. >> every life matters and that is why this issue is so important. black lives matter white lives matter all lives matter. >> later, that same day, came martin o'malley's apology. >> i believe what i first said was that black lives matter before the other two phrases. that was a mistake on my part and i meant no disrespect and i did not mean to be insensitive. >> kevin jackson is the executive director. and mark hanna a campaign aide. >> hi megyn. >> really? really? i get the contech in which the original remark was offered but it is to the point where he has to apologize for saying all lives matter? >> yeah. it is. it is to that point now. it's crazy. what's interesting, when emwhite lives matter that's when he got the most vitriol from the audience. you white people are evil. they bo

joining me now maryland governor martin o'malley. governor, can you tell me how important you think banking reform is and whether you think dodd/frank failed in this respect? >> i think it's critically important. when you have people like paul volcker still seeing mega banks on wall street pose a serious risk and threat to the american economy, this is work that is incomplete. we have not followed through on what the people expected us to do as a party when it comes to reigning in reckless behavior on wall street. we've allowed too long two standards of justice, one for well connected and elites of wall street and another for the rest of us. it's not right and people are angry about it. >> why is that the the case? why did this job not get done? >> this job didn't get done because of years of this sort of acceptance of a culture where we had a coziness between regulators and the industry that they are supposed to regulate. look, there are 6500 some banks in the united states of america. most land and do business in the real economy.

please join me in welcoming martin o'malley. [applause] [chanting] o'malley! o'malley! >> thank you all. i thank you. thank you very very much. it is a great honor to be here tonight with all of you fine members of the iowa democratic party in the resilient city of cedar rapids. [applause] my name is martin o'malley. i am running for president. i need your help. and tonight i would like to talk with you about the american dream that we share. you and i are part of a living, self-creating mystery called the united states of america. we've been given a gift -- not an old car to be tossed aside or traded in when we're done with it, but a country -- and we must accept this gift with an open mind and an open heart if we are to give it to our children and grandchildren and in a stronger and healthier condition than we received it ourselves. make no mistake about it. our ability to give our children a better future depends on the strength of our country. [applause] now, let me ask you all a question. how many of you firmly believe that you've enjoyed a better quality of life t

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my name is martin o'malley. i am running for president, and i need your help.nd tonight, i would like to talk with you about the american dream that we share. you and i are part of a living, self creating mystery called the united states of america. we have been given a gift -- not an old car, to be tossed aside or traded and when we are done with it, but a country. and we must accept this gift with an open mind and an open heart if we are to give it to our children and grandchildren in a stronger and healthier condition than we received it ourselves. make no mistake about it. our ability to give our children a better future depends on the strength of our country. now let me ask you all a question. how many of you firmly believe you have enjoyed a better quality of life and your parents and grandparents, raise your hands? second question. how many of you believe just as firmly that your children and grandchildren will enjoy a better quality of life? raise your hands. that, my friends, is the question at the center of our table of democracy. we are still our own

my name is martin o'malley.er of two of america's oldest and greatest cities, the revolutionary cities of new orleans and also mark. mayor morial and i have discussed many issues over the years. some people are called to work in the gap between justice and injustice. how to rebuild our cities baltimore is now growing rather than shrinking. how to improve our schools. in the middle of the recession we invested more, not less to make schools number one in america five years in a row and make college more affordable. how to create jobs and opportunity for all. in our state we had the second-highest percentage of african american owned businesses and the second-highest median income for african-americans of any state in the country. and the topics i would like to speak with you about today. how can we save lives? how can we improve and reform our criminal justice system and how to gather can we make real the promise of equal protection under the law? when i ran for mayor of baltimore as a longshot candidate in 1999

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i think martin o'malley really discovered this yesterday and so did bernie sanders.he earlier segment, i heard you talk about how --asserting that black lives matter might decrease some support from white folks for criminal justice reform because now you're calling me a racist. it evokes that. so one of the things that politicians have to be able to do is assert that -- it's the impact of the decisions that we make that's most important, and that they have to be assert a definition of racism and oefrlt that there are things we do collectively and individually with all good intention, maybe, even, but that still have terrible racial impacts that cause terrible racial harm and it's like a muscle to talk about these things and if you don't practice it, the muscle is going to die out. >> i feel like you just did the work of exposing the thing we were trying to do across the context of the arc of the show so far, which is really to talk about here you have black bodies in the case of sandra bland, actually a dead young woman in a jail cell. then you have people having all

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and then you say we have martin o'malley tomorrow.that martin o'malley is running for vice president? >> more than that i think jim webb wants to be a lieberman cross over but

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martin o'malley is here tonight. next. stay with us. >>> we got him! the former governor of maryland, now democratic presidential candidate, governor martin o'malley. great to have you here. thank you for coming. >> glad to be with you. >> i know you're busy, so i appreciate you taking this time. >> my pleasure. >> what is your reaction to the iran deal today? >> it's promising. i have yet to read the 100-page agreement, but i believe and have long believed that a negotiated settlement is the best path forward here, provided that it is verifiable, enforcement. we cut off all paths to iran's ability to develop the nuclear weapon. i think there's a lot of promise here and, hopefully, it is the beginning of a new day. >> one of the dynamics i find interesting, and it's true about the cuban deal and about the iran deal now, is that in washington, if you pay attention to the beltway press, you'd think this is so controversial, it's on fire. like the president absolutely flouting public opinion and doing this crazy thing that everybody knows is nuts. that's

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martin o'malley a couple days ago said black lives matter white lives matter all lives matter. and everybody blew up. it was a terrible terrible he apologized. that's crazy. all lives do matter. white, black, brown, yellow it doesn't matter. >> you're right that did happen to martin o'malley and you have it exactly right. in the end though rocket, it comes down to what you're going to do about problems. donald trump says, hey, we have to do something about the veterans but he wrote an op-ed in "usa today" in the paper this morning, and he says he donated $1 million to build this war memorial and he also appeared in a parade for veterans in 1995. that's the extent of what donald trump has done for veterans. is that really enough? does he have -- i mean is he right to criticize john mccain when that's the extent to which he's gone to help veterans in this country? >> i think those two things that you just said are two more things than john mccain has done for veterans. >> oh come on robert really? robert let's just focus on what donald trump has done. >> okay. okay. but i don't k

one can only hope we will. >> back to that story all lives matter and the apology by martin o'malley. what do you make of that? >> that is just astonishing that he was forced to apologize for that or feel he was forced to apologize for that. it does show you at least one political party is politically incorrect to say that all lives matter. just thinking back on what i was just saying, it is suggests we're long away from that hoped for day when we regret all we've done. >>> wisconsin governor scott walker has signed a bill outlawing nonemergency abortions at or beyond to weeks of pregnancy. there is no exception for pregnancies resulting in rape or incest. courts have blocked the law in some states and litigation is ongoing in others. >>> banks in greece have reopened their doors for the first time in more than three weeks, but strict controls remain on withdrawals. new austerity taxes have taken effect. the sale of goods has grown from 13% to 20%. >>> the dow here in the u.s. gained 14. the s&p 500 finished ahead 2. the nasdaq picked up 9 to close at another record high. >>> another

and then you say we have martin o'malley tomorrow. is the rachel maddow show saying that martin o'malley is running for vice president? >> more than that i think jim webb wants to be a lieberman cross over but i'm making it up entirely. >> that is the best who's running for vice president theory of the year. >> thank you very much. >> thanks rachel. >>> the man who ran mitt romney's presidential campaign four years ago is here with us tonight. >> everybody loves me. >> the donald holding steady at number two behind jeb bush. >> he's terrible. he's terrible. >> he's a wrecking ball for the future of the republicanen party. >> $100,000 to mexico for every person they send. >> and donald trump saying he's running for president. >> we are running to serve as your president of the united states of america. >> we are running for president. i love that royal "we." ? we . >> we like to shop at kohls. >> she took a direct shot at jeb bush over his recent comment about americans needing to work longer hours. >> they don't need a lecture. they n

martin o'malley mentioned this last sunday right?e days later, because of the big trump announcement the big trump hoopla that the media that's been following donald trump around everywhere this was something we started to talk about on monday. >> but you love talking about trump. >> i do. but i think we needed to talk about this more. i would love to have done this more. but i'm glad we're doing it now. i'm glad jeb bush stood up and said he's wrong. he shouldn't have apologized. juan is that going to hurt jeb bush with the black vote because he said martin o'malley and hillary clinton shouldn't apologize? >> that's my point to you. he's not going to get the far left black vote. forget about it. jeb bush is not. but i think jeb helped himself with people i think in the larger american community. he said all lives matter. of course we don't want anybody's life at stake. and he seemed to tie it into life in general and the abortion issue. >> oh. so what you're saying is he handled is well. we'll move on now. >> i think that. >>> now t

you see martin o'malley, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders all naming citigroup, goldman sachs, wey clinton do that. and for a reason. she represented new york and obviously a lot of her donor base comes from there, from the financial industry. but she also has to, she's kind of gearing up for presenting herself as a general election candidate and doesn't want to alienate those voters as well but we have not heard their her on this specifically. >> let's listen to what she said about republicans and donald trump and another issue. >> house republicans may still want to fly the confederate flag and republican leaders may cower in the shadow of donald trump, but american people understand that black lives matter and that america does not stand for hatred or bigotry. yes. >> she has the perfect ear for her audience. i have to say, i think she may be our best political stage performer these days on the democratic side in the united states. now that barack obama cannot run for office again. when elizabeth warren takes the stage, she really knows how to appeal to that audience. >> right,

martin o'malley also is organizing pretty well, has a good team here.e gop side, right now, if scott walker does not win iowa it would be a big blow. his strategist is betting the farm on iowa. we will see a lot of precinct organizing. beyond that, it is hard to tell on the gop side who has any strength. it is not seemed like anybody is doing as much as hillary clinton is doing. phil: jennifer, a number of republican candidates were at the national right to life conference in new orleans. i want to give you a quick taste of what was said. >> every single person alive today was once a grainy ultrasound picture. >> no candidate has done more to protect the unborn than i have. the baby killers -- that is what they do. they manipulate you thinking into this is not a human being. >> when did this become the law of the land that they had the final say on everything? they don't have the final say on anything. the people have the final say on everything. phil: are you starting to hear candidates sound more like this in iowa and how does that play in general? je

democratic residential candidate martin o'malley back on his heels for the former maryland governor waso address the topic of police brutality protesters started shouting black as matter. o'malley responded by saying all lives matter. critics said he was minimizing the importance of linux killed by police. o'malley later apologized for the comment. >> towards the end of their explanation can you said the phrase all lives matter. you said the phrase white lives matter. i want to ask you, do you understand the difference? >> when he first said his black lives matter. i meant no disrespect. that was a mistake on my part. i did not need to be insensitive in any way. >> republican presidential

amy: after the interruption, governor martin o'malley responded by saying, "black lives matter. lives matter. all lives matter." he later issued an apology. senator sanders threatened to leave the stage. meanwhile -- if you could respond to both and martin o'malley is from where you're from, the mayor of baltimore, the governor of maryland. >> it is hard for me to respond to the protest, because i've been absorbed with trying to keep up with this book. that is the first i've seen. i saw a little bit about on twitter, but i don't have the full knowledge of what the intent of the protest was or what people or try to call bush. i will say that part of protest is making people uncomfortable. part of protest is being annoying. i am quite familiar with martin o'malley's record in terms of criminal justice, going back to his question of incarceration. i think even beyond protest, very direct questions and especially the area we find ourselves in, that should be posed to them. particularly about what happened in terms of parole and probation in maryland during the course of time in whic

one can only hope we will. >> back to that story all lives matter and the apology by martin o'malley.do you make of that? >> that is just astonishing that he was forced to apologize for that or feel he was forced to apologize for that. it does show you at least one political party is politically incorrect to say that all lives matter. just thinking back on what i was just saying, it is suggests we're long away from that hoped for day when we regret all we've done. >>> wisconsin governor scott walker has signed a bill outlawing nonemergency abortions at or beyond to weeks of pregnancy. there is no exception for pregnancies resulting in rape or incest. courts have blocked the law in some states and litigation is ongoing in others. >>> banks in greece have reopened their doors for the first time in more than three weeks, but strict controls remain on withdrawals. new austerity taxes have taken effect. the sale of goods has grown from 13% to 20%. >>> the dow here in the u.s. gained 14. the s&p 500 finished ahead 2. the nasdaq picked up 9 to close at another record high. >>> another editio

martin o'malley way back at 4% and at 2%.d state. now just 13. 47 to 34%. sanders was polling at 13% in new hampshire in february. he has almost tripled that to 34%. martin o'malley far back lincoln chaffe at 2%. the real story when it comes to the democratic state might be hillary clinton's favorability numbers among voters or unfavorable ratings in these states, 56 and 57% of voters in iowa and new hampshire saying they have an unfavorable opinion of hillary clinton. that is 19 and 20 points higher than the number who have a favorable opinion of her in those states. in comparison, only 27% with nonfavorable view of bernie sanders in iowa. all voters we're talking about now, not just democrats. only 29% in new hampshire. s that the story on the democratic side. let's turn to the republican side. where we have new insight on donald trump's comments about john mccain may be hurting him. donald trump leading the republican field nationally. you see it here too, in new hampshire. donald trump in first place at 21%, seven points

my name is martin o'malley. i am running for president and i need your help and tonight, i would like to talk with you about the american dream that we share. you and i are part of a living self-created industry called the united states of america. we have been given a gift, not an old car to be tossed aside or treated and when we are done with it, but a country. we must accept this gift with an open mind and an open heart if we are to give it to our children and grandchildren and a stronger and healthier -- in a stronger and healthier condition than we received it ourselves. our ability to give our children a better future depends on the strength of our country. [applause] let me ask you all a question. how many of you firmly believe that you have enjoyed a better quality of life than your parents and grandparents, raise your hands? second question. how many of you believe justice for emily, that your children and grandchildren will enjoy a better quality of life? raise your hands. that my friends is the questi

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born and raised in the state of maryland, governor martin o'malley has become one of the states most cated and revered public servants. an attorney by profession, governor o'malley began his career in public service at the age of 28. he was first elected to the baltimore city town soul, where he spent eight years and was later elected as mayor of baltimore for two terms. in 2006, he became marylin's 64th governor. a post he held until january of this year. throughout his distinguished career governor o'malley has focused on improving the lives of his constituents whether it's advocating for better education safer communities, or stronger economic opportunities. nowhere is this more evident than in governor o'malley's work on behalf of the glowing -- growing latino population in maryland. he has worked closely with ncl our affiliates like the gaza for over four years. he has long supported comprehensive immigration reform and supports president obama's immigration relief order. but, it is his record of accomplishment on issues of top priority to latinos that stands out. in 2007, he app

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jim webb followed at 1%, as well as martin o'malley.he des moines register lead story this morning, takes a look at that event that took place in cedar rapids, the five candidates talking to democrats there. the headline "linton and sanders rev up audience." to tell us a little bit more about the events that took place last night and who was there covering it, and neither kumar she is there white house correspondent. good morning. guest: thanks for having me. host: tell us a little bit about why this event takes place. guest: it is an annual event and it is a hall of fame dinner. they are giving out awards to democratic activists across the state. i believe they gave up seven last night. there are a lot of rank and file democrats. it is not a big fundraiser, it is a money raiser that it is not making a lot of money just because each person giving a lot is making a lot and a lot of people are going. i believe they had about 1300 people there. host: it is taking place in iowa. guest: yes, it's very significant. people are coming, i talked

when you make a mistake in politics martin o'malley quickly apologized there. who quadrupled down and will keep ongoing. >> they are trying to trade on different currencies. o'malley is trying to act like a leader. trump is doing what he does best saying what he feels and hoping it resinates. we'll have to see how it goes. it's obvious going after p.o.w.s is a mistake. he admits he tried to clean it up. we'll see what happens. john thank you very much. >>> the bill cosby story. it has a new turn. there is a deposition out there. the question becomes, why did the comedian pursue younger women? was it an ego? there are answers in there. we are going to dig deeper. stay with us. especially if you don't leave. ♪ you got it booking right. booking.com booking.yeah the keys to this home belong to mark and alissa anderson. they bought the place four months ago on what was arguably the scariest day of their lives. neither has any idea what the future holds for them. but they bought into a 30-year mortgage anyway. that was bold. they must really believe in themselves. bu