that's his campaign slogan let's not forget martin o'mally. lincoln chaffy is thinking he can be president is like watching a dog look for his dead owner. like oh, he doesn't know. a lot of people want elizabeth warren to run for president. but many think she's too idealistic and her policies are too liberal. but look at president obama. people thought about the same thing about him and he didn't end up doing any of that stuff. now, the republican field is idealogical diverse, including people like ted cruz, a tea partier, and rand paul a libertarian, and chris christie, who is a democrat. jeb bush is probably in the race. the presidential race not the hispanic race. that was just an accident. by the way, jeb is actually an acronym for john ellis bush. i guess he thought that sounded too eliteist, so he way overcompensated. marco rubio is running for president. when jeb bush found out, he said -- [ speaking spanish ] marco rubio makes mitt romney seem relaxed on the air. i just hope he gets comfortable in front of a camera before he has to go

look at martin o'mally, is he seriously running or be a vice-president?o get out there and raise important issues. hillary will not make it through the general if she is not tested and a tronning primary would be a great thing. she is 45 or 50 points ahead. but people want to hear other ideas. they want a strong primary challenge and hillary might like it herself. to be forced to have those conversations. it is not a cake walk in the general. i believe that elizabeth warren is the only one that would potentially challenge her and it doesn't seem like she will yuchl in. and we are talking about a year until she needs to be in or out. >> it could take a long time. look at the real clear politic's average. the numbers that we show you in a second mrs. clinton is about ten points ahead of president obama and then the senator and look at 2016. as you say it is a blow out. so guy, you think it is a done deal? >> i do, i think if you read a few reports including a politicalo story, the clinton campaign and organization are discussing not participating in primary

could martin o'mally be her charger?>> that's coming up on usa 9. >>> we've been given a look at what the gop has in store for the '16 election. hopefuls met in new hampshire for a summit. the politicians were given a platform to submit their plans to win back the white house and their feelings on current issues, isis, and the speakers did not miss an opportunity, as you might imagine, to criticize president obama and newly announced candidate for the democrats, hillary clinton. >>> some u conn students had a scary moment as the bus they were traveling in burst into flames. this is all that's left of the charter bus that was bringing the students to boston. those on board said they could smell smoke. after several warnings the bus driver pulled over, but the driver still wasn't convinced, getting everyone on the bus and driving for several miles until the flames erupted. amazingly and fortunately no one was hurt in that incident. >> wow. >>> okay. what was expected to be a routine flight from kansas city to denver, this

jim webb a former virginia senator, martin o'mally they have been here for days. they are trying to canvas for folks and throw out the possibility of running themselves. i sat down with each of them yesterday in exclusive interviews and they made it clear this is not going be a coronation for clinton. >> history's full of examples where the inevitable front runners right up until they are no longer inevitable. i have heard that people want new leaders. they want to hear the voices of new leaders. >> people are looking for leadership they can trust. they are looking for leaders who will say what they believe and be consistent about it. and rather than the massaging issues to try to get on one political safety zone or another will really take the risk of leadership and put them out there. we have done that my entire political career. >> has she done it in her career? >> you will have to ask her. >> on the inevidentability question, it was inevitable back in 2007 and 2008 and came in third here in the iowa caucuses. that's when it started tumbling down. >> we are see

he's not there, but martin o'mally is. >> she's not here, and martin o'mally is.otal name recognition, so martin o'mally is very far down in the poll, single digits compared to her. she has some of her top aides here, uma is a guest of cnn, the vice chair of hillary clinton's campaign, and a number of other top officials who are now working for hillary clinton who used to work for president obama who are here tonight. so this is a lot of high powered hobnobbing between hollywood and washington. >> and interesting too, bri, i think of the people toying with an why would from the gop for a run for the white house, none of them are going except for john kasich, right? >> that's really fascinating, because even though i would say you have a lot of republican politicos, you don't have a lot of candidates. a lot of times republicans will tell you that they feel that hollywood, at least the vocal part of hollywood, is a more liberal set. so this is a venn yue where the think democratic candidates are going to be more comfortable. you know, i would love to see them all co

let's not forget martin o'mal y o'malley. lincoln chavy is thinking about entering the president. that's like watching a dog look for his dead owner. like oh, he doesn't know. a lot of people thought elizabeth warren to run for president, but many think she's too idelistach. but look at president obama, a lot of people thought the same thing about him, and he didn't end up doing any of that stuff. now, the republican field is idealogically diverse, including people like ted cruz, a tea partier, and rand paul, who is a libertarian, and even people like chris christie, who's a democrat. jeb bush is probably in the race. the presidential race, not the hispanic race. that was just an accident. by the way, jeb is actually an acronym for jon ellis bush. i guess he thought that sounded too elitist so he way overcompensated. kind of like if benedict cumberbatch decided to go by peter. marco rubio is running for president. when jub bush found out, he said, ay, dios mio. marco rubio makes mitt romney seem relaxed on the air. i hope he gets comfortable in front of a camera before he has to g

might look to other candidates and encourage them either those who are already in the race like martin o'mallypeople like joe biden, or who knows, john kerry, al gore you know jim webb maybe, but they might turn to them and say, we would rather put our faith in you rather than in hillary clinton. >> there's one name that daniel didn't mention, elizabeth warren. elizabeth warren at this point would be within striking distance of hillary in iowa and new hampshire. >> by the time of this book is fully vetted and all of these allegations come out, and all this information, i should say comes out, i don't think she has a prayer. you have "the new york times" on her now. she had the "washington post," and fox news channel. >> everyone i know that knows elizabeth warren says she is deeply frustrated in the u.s. senate. newspaper reports have suggested that hillary clinton is assuaging her. >> roger, you've been following the issue with bill's relationship with jeffrey epstein. this might be a huge problem for them in light of that? explain. >> there's a huge development actually. on april 15th, the j

now you have to as a democrat but martin o'mally, former governor of maryland he said history celebratesn convenience. he didn't mention her specifically. but that was the point. of course he signed this into law in 2013. in his state in maryland. >> this issue of marriage equality is it going to be a bigger issue this time around? >> probably not not but it will still be a big issue. there's still 40% of americans who don't agree with smengs marriage. 60% of republicans. i think we'll hear it in terms of religious liberty. that's how it will be framed. as long as you have folks like maybe bobby jindal mike huckabee in this race it will be an issue. >> it's the supreme court that's going to do the heavy lift in the end. the supreme court's going to decide. for some republicans, that will be welcome news for them. >> maybe they won't have to talk about it as much. >> that's before the end of june. we'll see where they come down on this. thanks very much for watching. don't forget to tweet me me @wolfblitzer. "erin burnett outfront" next. >>> breaking news a major security breach in washin

. >> martin omal'maly -- o'mally is a possible candidate running who is the former mayor of baltimore canceled a series of speeches overseas in ireland and returning home to his city as some point the finger at him saying his policy is leading to what is happening now. staff writer from the reporter and writer from the daily beast is here. he is a long shot but how does what he says in reaction to the violence frame the presidential campaign ahead? >> this is his shot. he is the longest of long short and the darkest of dark horses but this is the most important moment in his career giving him a chance to be a voice of calm wisdom, and insight in a violent situation. it gives him a chance to contrast himself with the current baltimore mayor who has been facing backlash from comments going over. someone who knows how to run thing and get it done. they will do it. it doesn't mean he will deliver but it means he has a rare opportunity. >> michael anybody whose name is not hilary clinton is a dark horse on the democratic side. bernie sanders, chaser, web, none of these guys have a whole lo