known that i was communicating with bernie just as much as i was communicating with hillary, martin o'malleyse this? >> trevor: you can use anything. >> you're my brees so i can't make you anything else. >> trevor: let's do this. >> you took my e-mails, brother. >> trevor: yes. >> okay. now you want me to tell you about this one. you only have this, you don't even have my e-mails. you have somebody else's e-mails you stole. so first of all this is the truth you're running with, but to get the real truth you've got to come to me, because i know the truth. >> trevor: so are you going to write a book? >> hell yeah! ( applause ) >> trevor: we want the striewt! >> but the truth is politics is a hard-fought game, and when you're in the battle of fighting to make sure that you have inclusion, to make sure you have diversity, to make sure you have the kind of not just communication by the kind of conversation with voters, you want to make sure those questions, those topics, that is out there. i want to encourage the next generation to run for office. trevor, you know, you can run. you know, look at

known that i was communicating with bernie just as much as i was communicating with hillary, martin o'malleys what you do. can i use this? >> trevor: you can use anything. >> you're my brees so i can't make you anything else. >> trevor: let's do this. >> you took my e-mails, brother. >> trevor: yes. >> okay. now you want me to tell you about this one. you only have this, you don't even have my e-mails. you have somebody else's e-mails you stole. so first of all this is the truth you're running with, but to get the real truth you've got to come to me, because i know the truth. >> trevor: so are you going to write a book? >> hell yeah! ( applause ) >> trevor: we want the striewt! >> but the truth is politics is a hard-fought game, and when you're in the battle of fighting to make sure that you have inclusion, to make sure you have diversity, to make sure you have the kind of not just communication by the kind of conversation with voters, you want to make sure those questions, those topics, that is out there. i want to encourage the next generation to run for office. trevor, you know, you can r

martin o'malley is weighing in on that next. you're here to buy a car.old.m. when i was diagnosed with pneumococcal pneumonia, it was huge for everybody. she just started to decline rapidly. i was rushed to the hospital... my symptoms were devastating. the doctor said, "pam! if you'd have waited two more days, you would've died." if i'd have known that a vaccine could have helped prevent this, i would have asked my doctor or pharmacist about it. >> welcome back with some quick pipelines. joe biden what could be the former vp saying he could have been president. >> i had planned on running. although it would have been a very difficult primary, i think i could have one. >> there were rumors that he wanted to run during the primary but declined after the death of his son. and remember this? one of the more questionable strategies used to stop mr. president. >> turns out that that spell did not work but tonight they will do it again. they are valid to continue casting a spell on every presence mine until it comes through. >> also the president not giving up

maybe someone other than martin o'malley could have done better at challenging people there. i think it is hard to rerun an election. if you knew trump was going to be the republican nominee i think bernie sanders is a better counterpart. because he -- they have some overlap appeal. i can't tell you how many people i talk to in iowa and new hampshire were trying to decide between hillary clinton and bernie sanders and donald trump. >> oh, i tell you, it's true. >> so if you're going to nominate, if republicans nominate donald trump, bernie sanders is a great match-up. i agree that joe biden, he might have lost, but it would have been a different kind of race. i think joe biden would have been a formidable candidate against donald trump in places like stranton cranton or yungso. >> you remember all of the republican debates all over the country and i would always be in an uber car and asking the uber driver who they supported. and it was interesting how many times susan they said i can't decide between bernie sanders or trump. and for the first couple of times i was like, what

younger up-and-coming democrats who think maybe i should have run, maybe somebody other than martin o'malleyld have done better at challenging the people there. i think it's hard to -- i think it's hard to rerun an election. but with everything you know now, if you knew trump was going to be the republican nominee, i think bernie sanders is a better counterpart because they have some overlap appeal. i can't tell you how many people i talked to in iowa and new hampshire who were trying to decide between hillary clinton and -- between bernie sanders and donald trump. >> i tell you, it's true. >> if you're going nominate -- if republicans are going to nominate donald trump, bernie sanders is a better match against him. and i agree that joe biden, he might have lost but it would have been a different kind of race. but i think joe biden also would have been a really formidable candidate against donald trump in places like scranton or youngstown. >> when we would go to these debates, you guys remember all the republican debates all over the country. and i would always be in an uber car and asking

. >> jon: joining us now for more on this, liz smith, former deputy campaign manager for martin o'malleylmes, rasmussen reports political analyst. mike was just talking about democrat opposition to repeal and replacement of the affordable care act. but it sounds like they may have republicans, they may have one of the biggest problems in their own senator, rand paul. >> donald trump said that healthcare is complicated, it seems like for republicans, the governing might be even more complicated. right now, you have this huge pressure, and it's not just democrats, it's republicans running around the hill. my lord, rand paul running around like he is inspector gadget trying to track down dr. claw. >> jon: there would not be a bit of theater involved there, where they are? on the part of senator paul? >> he knows what he's doing and having a little bit of fun with that but it does underscore a big problem for republicans, the perception problem which is all of their big ideas, whether it is tax reform, obamacare repeal, are taking a backseat to some of this chaos. every day, here more talk a

. >> bill: liz smith served for martin o'malley. good day to you. trump slump, blame game.there truth to cavuto's point at the moment? >> yes, it's like saying is water wet or the pope catholic. it's so blatant and obvious with some journalists it's comical. that said, that's where donald trump has been able to use social media in two ways to get his media out and expose reporters that are for more political operatives than journalists because what they tweet and put on facebook is so overtly partisan and antithe president it clouds what they try to report. liz, i don't think you agree but start the conversation. you heard what he laid out and believes some people just want the president to fail. >> look, if president trump thought this could be a cake walk and the media would roll over welcome to the nfl and the person to blame is the person he sees when he looks in the mirror. >> bill: how come? >> let's check the tape. he had an immigration executive order twice struck down by the courts. he said he would repeal obamacare on day one. it's day 68. it went down in a ball o