mckinnon: should we just play both of them? dr. meirick: ok. >> out of the heartland of kansas, came dwight d. eisenhower. >> general, if war comes, is this country really ready? >> it is not. the administration has spent billions of dollars for national defense. we haven't enough for fighting in korea. it is time for a change. eisenhower knows how to deal with the russians. >> eisenhower has met europe leaders. elect the number one man for the number one job of our time. november 4, vote for eisenhower. a paid film. >> i was born in a little town called hope, arkansas. three month after my father died. i remember that old two-story house where he lived with my lived with my grandparents. they had a very limited income. it was in 1963 that i went to washington and met president kennedy. i remember thinking what an incredible country this was. someone like me who had no money would be given the opportunity to be president. -- to meet the president. i decided i could really do public service. i worked my way through law school. part-

mckinnon: first impressions are important.ck storyll a -- when weonvention introduced president bush at the convention. there was an exchange about the delivery room and when your daughters were born and you completely scrambled it up. we all laughed and we reshot it a couple of times until we got it right. we started to fix it. it is great, so funny, let's leave that in. it was a human great moment. you can imagine the response we got at the campaign. you can not that in their. people hunger for authenticity. we also did not want to raise the bar of expectations. [laughter] the ads that are really powerful are those that play on people's -- what they fear and their security. the next add is the most famous act in american politics. 100 political consultants. -- which add would you guess? let's do a quick setup up. the reason this is brilliant, strategically, so powerful. polls had come out saying johnson was probably going to win big. the johnson campaign realized that was a problem. all of our voters got the message that thi

mckinnon: i think it was pretty early on, was in a? the dynamic up of hillary clinton and president obama and change versus more of the same. very powerful. let's run that advertisement. [video clip] >> [indiscernible] >> i don't want people who already agree with me, i want honest, sears, hard-working patriotic people who want to be part of a team. the american team. i hope we have learned a little bit more about what i believe in and am trying to do, and really, help this conversation about our country get started. >> i hope we keep this conversation -- ♪ mr. mckinnon: another example is the campaigns will now ask their supporters to just do a competition. to begin it advertisement here is one. bernie sanders has had some great ads the cycle. here's an example of somebody that is supported made an advertisement for a minute is fantastic, as good as any advertising you'll see from an agency. [video clip] >> our job is not to divide, our job is to bring people together. [applause] >> if we do not allow them to divide us up, i race, bis

kate mckinnon mocked her turnstiles. >> the new york city subway is the best way to get around. this isn't working metrocard. i'll just go in the old fashion way. i'll take a cab. cab is the best way to get around. >> you knew that was going to come up. clinton joked about her swiping snag at a charity event asking bill de blasio, do me a favor to fix the metrocards. >> the best part is hillary clinton giving bill de blasio a high five. joining us for an early start on your money is alison kosik. >> let's talk about the markets. a rough start. markets are turning around from earlier losses. that's a good sign. asian markets are lower. europe markets are higher. u.s. stock futures are following their lead. on friday, oil prices soared 6%. that was not enough for wall street. the dow gained 35 points. s&p 500 and nasdaq closed higher. all three ended the week down 1%. president obama meeting with fed chair janet yellen this afternoon. they will talk about the economy and wall street reform. also on the table, talk about executive compensation for top financial executives and wheth

mckinnon: that is great. host: it is not in my power to change, but your power to change -- that is the message. it was not a fancy ad. powerful message and a clear rationale. but the bottom of any great campaign is clear rationale, clear rationale. in failed campaigns you can see there is a lack of rationale. let's close this out with the great morning in america, ronald reagan, the great communicator. this may be midnight in america. anyway, here we have morning in america. >> it is morning again in america. today, more men and women will go to work than ever before in our country's history. with interest rates at about half the record high of 1980, newly 2000 families today will buy new homes. more than at any time in the past four years. this afternoon, 6500 young men and women will be married. and with inflation at less than half iof what it was just four years ago, they can look forward with confidence to the future. it is morning again in america and under the leadership of president reagan, our countr

along with the series co-creator mark mckinnon.him about the future holds for this election. but, first, a look at the trip from iowa to here. >> this is a story about john kennedy thinking about going into politics and his father said okay, here's the situation. you've got the flu, snowing heavily, it's your daughter's birthday the next morning, and you're supposed to be at a soup kitchen at 6:00 in the morning. the question is not would you go, it's would you want to go? so ted cruz, coming in here with a lot of momentum, right? what's he got to do here. >> you know, people are expecting evangelical conservative texas candidate to do particularly well here. even if he finishes fifth it doesn't hurt him thatg >> he is flying flag in south carolina. iowa, marco rubio. his argument is now i was such a strong third if you don't want trump, if you don't want cruz, i'm the guy. >> everybody knows that big move out -- mo can propel you out of iowa. >> we have such momentum with what happened in south carolina last week. i won the evange

mckinnon is a ut guy so we balance out the equation. mark has been chief media advisor and a number of successful campaigns including both of president bush's white house runs. president bush once said i was impressed with his creativity and particularly impressed by his honesty. high praise. these days mark is most famous as the cocreator of and star strategist on the runaway hit political documentary series the circus, good name for it. which chronicles the current campaign action every sunday night on showtime. let's look at a short clip from the circus. >> a story about john kennedy. here is the situation. you have the flu, it is your bother's deputy the next morning and you are supposed to be at a soup kitchen at 6:00 in the morning. where would you want to go? >> the show is incredible. if you haven't seen it, you can use the showtime anytime apps to get caught up and watch it going forward. really fascinating. also happy to have a former journalist who today heads of the political communications center, of the most comprehensive

. >> medicare mckinnon worked on the bush campaign which ran this ad showing the candidates consoling/11 victims. >> our president took ashley in his arms and just embraced her, and it was at that moment that we saw ashley's eyes fill up with tears. >> come on, this is the presidency. you're playing this music and we're supposed to vote for this guy because she tears up. >> that's exactly what they did. this ad aired in ohio in late 2004. it was absolutely pivotal. >> it's morning again in america. today more men and women will go to work than ever before in our country's history. >> beckel worked for reagan's opponent at the time. >> i see this ad come on on the television. it's a farmer and son in a beautiful pasture. they put their hands over their hearts. i stood up and put my hand over my heart. the tagline is, re-elect ronald reagan. i said, are you kidding me that? that is blatant, blatant and good. you may think it's corny, but let's face it, you think everything's corny, okay, but if you can get an image like that it really matters. >> ed rollins was reagan's campaign manager

mark mckinnon is co-host of "the circus" and shechief media advi at one time to george w. bush. this is the wild card. because all the polls show -- most of them, trump losing to hillary clinton by ten points, unlike cruz and unlike kasich. but there's a wild card factor with him that scares the democrats, and we've heard that from david plouffe himself, who got barack obama elected twice. >> no question. and these are a team of people who look at campaigns and they plan for what they've seen before. they've never seen things like trump before, and they have a healthy respect for him. they're not taking him likely. they know there's two ways to run a campaign, scared and unopposed. it's very difficult in a campaign, when you can't look at a candidate, look at a track record and anticipate what they'll do. it's like watching game films for a football game. you look at what the team has done in the past. there is no past for donald trump. so it makes it difficult to plan ahead. >> they do have a couple of advantages versus the 17 republicans who are running against trump for most

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. >> reporter: kate mckinnon's clinton had a word of advice for the bernie sanders voters. >> voting's. who cares, just sleep in. >> reporter: a lot of bernie's voters here may do just that. >> we have a system here in new york where young people who have not previously registered and want to register today just can't do it. >> reporter: because, they say, new york makes it too hard for them to get out and vote. i'm david wright for "nightline" in new york. >>> up next, courting admiration. saying farewell to kobe's rare sizzling decades of talent. ya know, viagra helps guys with erectile dysfunction get and keep an erection. talk to your doctor about viagra. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension. your blood pressure could drop to an unsafe level. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you experience a sudden decrease or loss in vision or hearing. ask your doct

please join me in welcoming to the stage market mckinnon and markmerrick -- and mckinnon and pat merrickake this right off -- take this right all. ofn i got the great honor winning the advertising for the 2000 campaigns, one of the things i did was go back and study the history of advertising presidential campaigns. it was a fascinating exercise because what you see over time is that it really involves. voters get used to seeing something and is not as effective so we did something differently and you can see these different phases of advertising. the local advertising was like selling soap. >> revving that first eisenhower campaign in 1952. i would add that although some things change, other things stay the same and there are a number of themes that run consistently through political advertising from 1952 through today. of thes see some standard introduction ads, a staple of local advertising. if you have humble roots, tout them. if you can tie yourself to the , you got to do it. we are going to start with -- should we just play both? ok. >> out of the heartland of america come out of t

kate mckinnon stepped into the roam she's known for. reverend al sharpton also making an appearance. take a look. >> come on now, come on now, right now donald trump has a black approval rating of negative 1048. >> lack of diversity among trump's voting base has been a big issue in the recent weeks. russell crowe hosted last night's show and margo price performed. >> i'm going to have to watch it on dvr. >> so funny. >>> so warm-ups not anytime soon? >> chilly today, warmer tomorrow. >> we'll take it. "meet the press" is next. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast won't keep you up at nht.lan know you have insights from professional investment strategists to help set your mind at ease. know that planning for retirement can be the least of

summer before the convention area for this week's episode we brought alex wagner to join us with mark mckinnone campaign trail in the badger state. alex got the chance to talk to some bernie sanders supporters that we are now calling the bernie badgers. ♪ >> we are at the badgers for bernie headquarters in madison, wisconsin. of the the installation sanders campaign. grassroots, young, fired up, optimistic. that is the movement. anyone in this room i decided? i'm kidding. how are you guys feeling about tuesday? >> i'm feeling better every day. a big deal. is it is a primary state that could play a pivotal role. >> not only the birth of the progressive movement was here but the birth of mccarthyism was here. >> statistically it's the most polarized state in the country. >> because of that polarization -- >> only one is going to be the nominee. so what is going to happen? notre you saying if he is the nominee? >> that is the question that hillary supporters never get. >> we have attracted so many groups that normally don't vote. the question is, if the candidate has inspired you to get involved

for this episode we brought alex wagner and mark mckinnon. chance to bernie sanders supporters we are now calling naturally the burning badgers. bernie badgers. badgers are at the headquarters in wisconsin. this is the installation of the sanders campaign. totally grassroots, young, fired up idealistic people. it is a movement. this room undecided? ok, i am kidding. i figured. how are you feeling about tuesday? >> feeling better today. alex: wisconsin is a big deal because it is a primary states, it could play a pivotal role. >> wisconsin is not only the birth of the progressive movement, but the birth of mccarthyism. it is not thee most polarized state. >> is a swing state because of the polarization. let me ask your question, only one of them will be the nominee. what is going to happen? >> people will vote for bernie. is, hillary supporters never get it. what happens when she wins? >> we have attracted so many groups that normally do not vote , and the question is, if the candidate inspired you to get involved no longer in the race, what i

join me in welcoming mark mckinnon and dr. pat merrick.to kick this right off. you just saw one of the first political ads, the eisenhower ad. when i got the great honor of running advertising for the 2000 campaign, one of the first things i did was study the history of advertising in presidential campaigns. it was fascinating because what you see is it really evolves created the reason it evolves is because voters, get used to seeing something and it is not as effective, so you do something differently. you see these different phases, we only have 30 minutes so we will not eat much but the first phase was like selling soap. >> running that first eisenhower campaign, you saw the jingle. that some things change, other things stay the same and there are a number of themes that run consistently through political advertising through today >>. let's see some of the standard introduction short of -- sort of ads. >> these are ads, if you have humble roots, if you can tie yourself to the american dream, you have to do it. we are going to start wit

david and kate mckinnon have kept viewers laughing all season as they parody the two democratic presidentialppening taoday, you have another chance to go to the white house to see the gardens. visitors get a chance to see two formal garden, the rose and jack contin lynn kennedy's garden. you can also see the kitchen garden. you must have a ticket, but they are free and they're distributing them this morning at 9:00. so head down to the visitor pavilion near the corner of e street and 15th >>> coffee, everyone waking up to a nice day. >> great day to get down to see the u.s. science fair going on at the convention center. come by the nbc 4 exhibit there. see the storm team 4 x 4. great day for outdoor activities. warmer pattern on monday and tuesday, up into the low 80s. then a britt cooler on wednesday, thursday. next chance of any rain, we could use some rain, things are pretty die n dry now, it could wash some of pollen out on friday. but next weekend looking dry again. >> that's all for "news 4 today" p we'll be back at 9:00. delores kelley: although we were all one maryland, our schools

emma stone and kate mckinnon from "snl" are joining forces for a new comedy.for the movie which focuses on competitive women traveling to canada for a business trip. they get there, they hire an intern off of craigslist and then things rapidly derail. no word yet on a release date but sounds like -- >> it'll be fun. >> it'll be well worth watching. >>> also in "pop news" when it comes to dating in the digital age, as you may know, i'm looking around here, no, no, no. >> no. >> it can be a little frightening we hear when you put yourself out there, even more frightening when your tinder date isn't quite what you expect when you swipe right, i guess. not to worry, though, if you meet at this particular bar in england called the brickyard, write it down if you're in england in st. albans, they posted this sign. if you are a bar owner here in america, the sign said tinder date gone wrong? doesn't look like his picture or just plain weird. then it suggests that you walk to the bar and ask for rachelle or jennifer and, quote, we'll get you out of it and get you a ta

circuit with some civil rights who sat on im, who got it, including katherine mckinnon's father, bill the way, and they got it and issued positive rulings. the dissenters were robert bork and antonin scalia. >> and ken starr. [laughter] >> and -- so, the supreme court ultimately decided -- this is absolutely revolutionary -- was that a hostile environment affects the terms, conditions and privileges of employment, which is the statutory language, just as much as losing money does, and that was the issue with michelle vinson, she had advanced at the bank and the bank never contested she was an excellent employee and the assistant manager which is what she was promoted to. so the bank said nothing ever happened to her that was negative in her pocketbook so how can we be held liable? and then that was extraordinary, although i think a lot of people didn't absorb because the anita hill hearings were five years after that. >> so this is '86 by the time it got the supreme court. >> yes, and then got remanded back to the trial court and dragged on for another at least five years, and finally

the series co creator mark mckinnon explaining how they had success and making predictions about thean party. >> campaigns don't look at the past they look to the future and re-invent the rules. that's what donald trump has done rewritten the play book not looking at the way past campaigns have been done. we h with donald trump and retail candidate in ted cruz who understands the rules, understands the way the retail organization campaigns are one. so it is an interesting dynamic between two candidates with different approaches and different visions for the republican party. i said for years we burned our republican house to burn the foundation of the republican party. that may be what is unfolding before our eyes. let's keep talking about the presidential race. what do you think about the escalation between the rnc and trump? log on to "fox & friends first" facebook page after the show #keep talking. >> aggressive and dangerous. russian warplanes mock an attack. jackie ibanez is here with more. >> take a look at the shocking video shot from the dock of that ship. >> >> to give you a

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. >> kate mckinnon the absolute best. mcguirk and greg gutfeld. >> hillary clinton tried to sell me a rolex. the wrist was still in it i don't mind the pandering, but you have got to really go for it you have got to go to the true new york character. so, you know, drink a pint of vodka. fall asleep in front of my stoop. throw up in the east village. when you get on the subway. stare uncomfortably at people until they move to the next car. >> let me repeat the next question because somehow you didn't really digest it what is the most outrageous seen that you have seen out of the candidates besides hillary clinton selling you happen? >> well, let me see, she did -- >> she bought a fur hat that was made from a water rat. >> all right. how about you? >> i will start with that first of all, i mean that wasupaq ridiculous, up in my od hood trying to be a woman of the people on the subway. give me a week before her motorcade blocked traffic fifth avenue as she went inside bergman to get a $600 hair cut. she would have been bett

. >> look, hillary clinton has always enjoyed kate mckinnon and enjoyed the show with her. we expect saturday night live to have their routines and take things to the extreme and obviously, it's funny. i'm a die hard yankee fan. i grew up in queens not far from where the secretary is today and i root for the yankees all the time but when they're not in the playoffs, i was rooting for them last year against the kubcubs, cetera. as for the skit you showed earlier about slamming into the subway turnstile, that happens to me at least once a week because the metro card doesn't slide every time and every new yorker knows that. but it was great fun to see it on "saturday night live." >> i think that's a point that hillary clinton made to bill de blasio in the inner circle skit the other night. that darn metro card, you know? >> it is frustrating. you go, why isn't that darn card working? >> thank you for your support in this. >>> delegate dog fight. how far should the campaigns go to win delegates? this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. welcome to the world 2116, you can fly

now look, last night on "snl," kate mckinnon did her hillary clinton.was more gentle humor. the comedy shows are kind of being a little bit more hostile that trump. am i wrong? >> i think they are being more hostile to trump. and i think that -- maybe they've -- they've been being hostile to hillary all along. so to doesn't seem like they're being suddenly hostile with trump. "saturday night live" would be nicer. i think also the comedians appreciated trump. lock at john oliver's take on trump -- look at john oliver's trache on trump. that was on the nose. a lot gets under his skin, and he's going to react to the stuff. that's going to perpetuate their comedy. >> the one good thing is darell hammond is back doing impersonations. i think he's terrific. thank you very much for stopping by. >> nice to see you. thanks. >>> after the break, the media pointed her as the other-other woman, rumored to have improper relationships with two top generals. now jill kelly reveals the emails that landed her in the midst of the petraeus scandal. i was absolutely frustr

for this week's episode, we brought msnbc analyst alex wagner to join us and mark mckinnon on the campaign trail in the badger state where alex got a chance to talk to some bernie sanders supporters that we are now calling naturally the bernie badgers. >> so we're at the badgers for bernie headquarters. in madison, wisconsin. this is the distillation of the sanders campaign, right? totally grassroots, young, fired up, idealistic, optimistic. it's a movement. anyone in this room undecided? i'm kidding. i figured. so how are you guys feeling about tuesday? >> really good. i'm feeling increasingly better. >> wisconsin is a big deal in terms of the narrative here. it's a primary state. could play a pivotal role. >> it's funny because in wisconsin it's not only the progress of t birth of the progressive movement here, but the birth of mccarthyism. >> i believe it's actually like statistically the most polarized state in the country. >> in the general, it's a swing state because of that polarization. >> but so let me ask you a question. only one is going to be the nominee. so what's going to hap

g is nob nab sidewalks from mckinnon to quesada.ommissioners if you approve this this permit can be every day of the week, so -for a year. >> here it goes. so, mrs. occul is here to answer any questions. let me try to explain what this is because it odd and here in front of you for a couple reasons. one, you can see we are using a loud-speaker permit which we don't normally see in this way but have done this in the past and did for t for the bayview opera house a year ago to use a amplifyed sound permt in a way is odd but i have no other tools. we as a commission have no tools until we create some which we are in the process of doing. be as it may, let me talk about g first. i will ask the commission continue to the call of the chair or in some way direct staff to handle this because we had a meeting now about 3 weeks ago with bayview station, permit officer rumeres mrs. o ckel to discuss the lay of the land. can you fine the map? do and have the map? this is helpful. what we did is looked and said what are you doing and what do you

abby: no one does hillary clinton better than kate mckinnon.ning to her. there is always a bit of truth to comedy. jessica, look how the race is playing out. hillary clinton thought she would have this locked up by march. is there truth to what we saw there? is the clinton campaign starting to feel a little nervous? >> i don't think so. i think we're seeing the campaign that has been going since day one. i think it is great we're having an actual real primary. everyone thought this would be a coronation. instead it has been a real race where we actually discussed issues. the economic, on the war in iraq, on our involvement, around the world. on environmental issues. and it is a far cry, in terms of the tenor i think between what we're seeing in the gop race. abby: lisa, it is interesting, even though the math does not add up for bernie sanders he is say staying in this thing. if anywhere he is stepping up attacks. >> exactly. enthusiasm on bernie sanders side. superdelegates aren't. bernie sanders's new attack on hillary clinton focusing on jud

a new hollywood dream team is here, emma stone and kate mckinnon from "snl" are joining forces for a new comedy called "women if business." "hollywood reporter" is saying the project sparked an intense bidding war between several major studios, we can understand why. stone and mackinnon two of the funniest women on film and be joined by jillian bell for the movie which focuses on competitive women traveling to canada for a business trip. they get there, they hire an intern off of craigslist and then things rapidly derail. no word yet on a release date but sounds like -- if it'll be fun. >> worth watching. >>> also in "pop news" when it comes to dating in the digital age as you may know, i'm looking around here, no, no, no. >> to. >> it can be a little frightening we hear when you put yourself out there. even more frightening when your tinder date isn't quite what you not to worry, though, if you meet at this particular bar in england called the brickyard write it down if you're in england in st. albans they posted this sign. if you are a bar owner here in america, the sign said tinde

mark mckinnon. thanks for being with us, good morning. >> great to be here.round, this is cool that you're getting unprecedented access. you shoot all week and crash edit saturday and airs on sunday. >> the idea was instead of seeing a documentary six months or a year after the campaign, to roll it up in realtime so viewers not only get a behind-the-scenes view of what is happening, interesting anyway, but to feel it as it's happening. you feel like you're in the cockpit of the plane as it's unfolding. >> and john kasich is still playing hard in wisconsin. >> it was interesting to see roger stone who was here, close to the trump operation. of course, he -- john kasich's a unique candidate. and he's in an interesting position in the campaign. this thing could go to a fourth or fifth ball on. he -- fifth ballot. he's in a position where something could happen. >> we've got a clip. look at this. >> reporter: good day some wisconsin? >> i thought this was really good tonight. very nice turnout. people were enthusiastic. >> reporter: wisconsin has a lot of the sam

g is nob nab sidewalks from mckinnon to quesada.rs if you approve this this permit can be every day of the week, so -for a year. >> here it goes. so, mrs. occul is here to answer any questions. let me try to explain what this is because it odd and here in front of you for a couple reasons. one, you can see we are using a loud-speaker permit which we don't normally see in this way but have done this in the past and did for t for the bayview opera house a year ago to use a amplifyed sound permt in a way is odd but i have no other tools. we as a commission have no tools until we create some which we are in the process of doing. be as it may, let me talk about g first. i will ask the commission continue to the call of the chair or in some way direct staff to handle this because we had a meeting now about 3 weeks ago with bayview station, permit officer rumeres mrs. o ckel to discuss the lay of the land. can you fine the map? do and have the map? this is helpful. what we did is looked and said what are you doing and what do you want to d

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