be done to the thought mondale or art auctions were international here until 2500. dollars. and then there were claims that some of the prints were fakes. so. there was talk of unscrupulous greedy advisors. and finally it emerged that some of the monday live pictures were by a young artist some signatures were said to be faked monday in the remain silent about the whole affair. suspicion fell on monday liz trust and longstanding lawyer . he was accused of having embezzled money from numerous private monday le trusts. a lifelong friendship turned into a court case my hope was convicted and ordered to pay a remarkably small fine. his lawyers advised him to do nothing. one dealer declined to comment or give interviews on the case. is fairly important to show people that you see that i weaknesses. but over all this is he getting credit for human being dearly departed very poor i never seen you are with me we were. in the summer of 2008 tens of thousands of people celebrated their heroes 90th birthday i mean we were siyabonga madiba the world says thank you nelson mandela who wer

remember this happened to barry gold water and walter mo mondal. president trump say the report exonerates him. democrats say fine, let mueller testify. this as the republicans say how come nobody on the democrat side has read the full unredacted sections of the mueller report. here's what's going on. william barr has given top democrats a version of the mueller report that's 98.5% un redacted. why not read it. why hold william barr in contempt. are democrats more interested in spectacle than information. >>> finally, iran rattling its sabers, backing terrorists targeting israelis with hundreds of hi missiles. that stoshry for you tonight. i'm elizabeth mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ . >>> welcome took the show. you're watching the fox business network. you've got to keep it here for your business knew. we've got breaking developments from edward lawrence at the white house. >> the chinese responsibilitying to the threats of traifs by diggintariffs bydigging in. the vice prenier i premier is go lead the talks but not going to be

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a bill prepared by senator mondale out of minnesota. ind it was father james gropp gives it life, and energy when he testifies before congress and congress eventually passes it in april of 1958. downaw has been watered since, because fair housing really means more than the areas. to live in other yes, there are african-americans living in the south guide and -- the south side, and suburban communities. but it really means it really means stop creating methods that create ghettos, such as disparities,alth closing down of businesses, the continuation of that, creating food deserts. all of that has to do with fair housing, not just where i can or cannot live. because there are people who want to live here and want to have a quality of life right here, why do we have to have a ghetto? that is what fair housing addresses and that's what this bill, though it had been weakened quite a bit since its passage, that was the message and that was the goal. segregatede is still , racism still goes on. ghetto inave a milwaukee. islands, a food desert

a secret service employee returned one of mondale's confiscated notebooks. security . you contains handwritten copies of letters he wrote on robben island. historians are preparing the documents for publication so the next generation can find out what it was like. if. it. was created. there followed years of cruelty. winnie mandela was next in the regime's firing line. that he never wanted a good mandela in there on their premises. so they knew they were going to have to release him that some stage so i think that that structure of when he was really also. planned way of destructive. the government's plan worked when he mandela was embroiled in scandals affairs and murder cases. i have a feeling she she just lost control. oh that's where their. head . positive greatness at the time of keeping him his name alive and trying to feel himself to be this and that. when even della attended a memorial march for the victims of the student revolt in soweto in one nine hundred seventy six she was right at the front when hector pieterson became the first of many children to be sho

walter mondale, the former vice president. sound familiar there? got in the race, 32% when he got in the race. there were bumps in the road, he didn't win every primary. he lost new hampshire. walter mondale started out in front, won the nomination. 1996, bob dole to go up against bill clinton. started out in front, some hurdles, some speed bumps, but won the nomination in 1996. 2012, mitt romney, not an imposing front runner but he did start as the front runner he did win the nomination. doesn't always happen. 2004, this was a jumble on the democratic side. john kerry ended up emerging, howard dean caught fire. joe lieberman was a tentative front runner. it doesn't always go that way. sometimes, craig, it's true. these early polls, we say they're meaningless. you look back in history and see they end up holding up. >> it would seen more often than that they hold up pretty well. >> is there a psychological component for the voters in a party that's looking for a challenger to an incumbent president? is there an urge to unite, an urge to find somebo

nelson mandela children's fund is located just a short drive away from the mondale a foundation celebrations are held on the founders birthday. or world for a world for horse roic. all through the new stowaway. fundraise set up to collect donations develop projects and distribute resources. but its glossy image is not without its critics. why for. such a long way you know is that not the problem and even told the people you see those people those doing the answer will have caught the old body but there are the 00s you don't have near the thing but. he's still going to pull away from us. so their approach is to go into communities identify often to live with families often to adopt families and support into the families so the selection criteria is reviewed by community. the children's funds annual report shows just how successful its global fund raising activities are. even on that schwartz anneka had donated some money the world gave him very easily he didn't even have to ask but he did and he would always ask for money for it not for himself personally but for the foundation although he do

altie paris and shown this to america mondale told us he believes the arms transfers are a fact not a at all well on the mark on the government. the factor that paris supports a politically this regime is already shocking you have to know that french is an older state. the french public opinion is not so really aware of what is happening in africa with the new colonialism the french is waging a war to kate's france abounds the endless stream of weapons of mission and software that would be kingdom is constantly acquiring and so what is new is that this arms delivery comes in full controversy on tuesday are all a left wing lawmakers expects it to departments in protest and that's that's pretty new. there ok relations between the u.s. and north korea are taking another dive president trend has hit talent n.p.r. and latest missile tests and cast doubt over its ruling as to unfold diplomatically the relationship continues but we'll see what happens i know they want to negotiate they're talking about negotiating but i don't think they're ready to negotiate. genuine peace and security of th

all he has to do what he did to mondale. what we did to mondale. do you want to go back to the carter policies of 1984? reagan policies working, strong economy. neil: mondale stepped in it i will raise your taxes. >> he has the the advantage of two front-runners, democratic party, bernie sanders and biden, he is the younger candidate. neil: that's true. he is the kid. >> he is the kid. neil: as are you, my friend. ed rollins, thank you very, very much. we'll see. again the issue whether all of those new tariffs kick in at 12:01. there is competing thought any progress at all will avoid that i think to ed's point, most markets say unless the chinese dial back all the reversals they had it ain't going to happen. the dow is down about 335 points. it had been down more than 400 but no matter how you slice it on the week, we still have a day to go, down in excess of 4 1/2%. more after this. i'm working to make each day a little sweeter. ♪ to give every idea the perfect soundtrack. ♪ to make each journey more elegant. at adp we're designing a better way

and versus a 2020 walter mondale democrat they are running against prosperity on costly big government socialism, costly single payer health wear for example, green new deal, higher taxes and impeachment. now when will the gemcrats answer that wake-up call from voters that has think about ringing for some time. >> to northbound of house democrat that demand impeachment, you may be surprise how malthat number circumstance we'll tell and you break down what house speaker nancy pelosi is waiting for. what nancy pelosi might want before he opens quote, an iron clad prime minister inquiry -- impeachment inquiry, we have an idea. >> we have new details, breaking information that fbi did not specifically warn trump campaign about russian attempts to interfere. and more back in august 2016 briefing, it looks like anti-trump fbi agent peter strzok was involved, what does fallout of that. this as new bombshell report drops in dc publication of the hill, that british intelligence allegedly warned congress and justice department right before trump's inauguration that british intelligence lacked co

mondale said he would increase taxes, and as a result, he was defeated. i think the lesson instead was the mondale messaging campaign, coming from his strategists in the form of his advertising, failed to blunt the charge that he was going to use his money that he raised through taxes for new social programs. the public didn't believe that he was going to use it to reduce the deficit. they believed he was going to use it for new social programs. if he was honest in saying it was going to reduce the deficit, he had a communication problem. he didn't communicate that clearly. so sometimes we mislearn the lessons of the past when someone steps up the try the address a real problem and then loses, we misread the implications of that. i think we did that in '84. >> host: throughout all your books you talk about cognitive process. [laughter] >> guest: yes. the -- we assume evely that the message -- naively that the message sits out there. the message actually comes into a process by which we make sense of it or we don't. we feature some facets of it or we don't

but the democrats are running as walter or raise your taxes mondale versus trump's reagan-like economyats trying to claim the boom is obama's economy. remember obama? how's he going to do that, meaning trump, bring back manufacturing jobs? we've got a list, let's go over it with "wall street journal" editorial page editor gillian melcher. beto o'rourke would sign the paris climate change treaty by executive action. elizabeth warren wants to stop all oil drilling, and kamala harris wants gun control. your take on that. >> yeah. i think they're looking on odds are not great they're going to get the senate, they have a far-left base, and they're saying i'm going to do it on my own. i'm going to do this unilaterally, who cares what the voters or want. i'm going to ignore them and jam this new. very obama -- elizabeth: yeah. i mean, i think at this point in time newt gingrich was leading, i think, in 2011. i think hillary was leading in 2008. clearly, trump's blue collar boom has the regular guy winning. >> lowest unemployment rates in 50 years. we're talking about more women, more minoriti

last democratic candidate to challenge a republican incumbent and run on raising taxes was walter mondaledon't think that worked out well for him. i'd like to see more specific questions regarding what buttigieg is talking and. he said capitalism has let a lot of people down. what does that mean per family? what is the burden there? how about the green new deal? he says he supports that. that could cost trillions. how do you implement that. you know how this works. comes down to personality, personality traits. people buttigieg is loved by the media because he checks off a lot of boxes. harvard grad, afghan war vet, openly gay, fluent in french and articulate. but not so much the substance. we need to get more into that. fortunately there's more than 500 days to hear about those plans if he gets the nomination. >> neil: saw a lot of smart answers and certainly when it came to creative ways to raise money. loaded with ideas there. this is the criticism of have in politicians in general. very creative when it comes to getting money in washington. not so creative of pairing the spending in w

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. >>> mondale democrats campaigning on raising your taxes but they ignore what we found, astonishing example of government waste. equal in size to the gdp of poland. we take on why do-nothing democrats want to raise your taxes, never fix the government. we'll bring on a fiery debate between a socialist and a capitalist. that story is coming up. >>> the democrats subpoena cannon is dwindling into weak threats to jail attorney general william barr. now msnbc is criticizing. now this, william barr appoint ad u.s. attorney to look into how the russia probe started in the first place. we'll break it all down. at least three probes happening right now. we also will break down what critics say is the democrat playbook of impeachment light. impeachment without the impeachment. the goal is this, get robert mueller to testify. use dramatic and damaging national tv spectacle to drive trump's ratings down and drive him out of the office in 2020. the democrats launched a new blitz to limit how much the money the president can use at the pentagon to build the border wall. we'll bring you the backs

coming into this election, like the walter mondale election, we're going to raise taxes, impeachment, big government plans. the american taxpayer is smart. they know they have to pay the interest costs on the debt incurred to pay for these big government programs. >> although we're hearing that hey, yeah the economy is doing well. the democrats are acknowledging that they're saying it's uneven. in other words, you have ceos making $65 million a year and their workers are making $40,000 a year. the politics of envy, if that's what you want to call it, that -- you know better than us. what do you think? >> i think they call it the politics of inequality. the extend to which our economy works for some and not others. i think they have to broaden their appeal to more than the economy. joe biden is an example. he's taking on trump and saying who are we, this is a battle for the soul of our nation, what about the policies at the border. >> but there's no real details. can he win the primary with that saying i'll go on the campaign trail once a week, i'll talk about a few of these grand macr

biden was compared to mondale who managed to lose badly to reagan but had a serious challenge from gary be moments where the nomination is in question or he is at risk. even the safest coronation. george w. bush in 2000 or gore in 2000. >> or hillary, right? >> right. or gore in 2008. >> being barack obama's two-term vice president, we do know the governors and senators. maybe this one is new, different. for a normal democratic voter being the vice president to the most successful democratic president in a long time who is still loved by the party, that's a huge asset. >> karine, when he says i'm an obama-biden democrat, what do your members think? that's not such a bad thing. >> initially it's not a bad thing. he gives comfort. when you look at polling people want to go back to normalcy. people are going to want to know what are you going to do for them? how are you going to change their lives? that's not going to last for long. so that's what biden needs to focus on. >> one other thing -- he's not obama. >> he's not. >> president trump is at 41% against everybody in the field when he'

people like mondale policies when they have the policies without the candidates. put they found reagan more cool and more interesting. donald trump is a more interesting character. when we're this far out, i'm not surprised. once this gets closer and maybe once we get to the fall you'll find more people who think these candidates are more exciting. >> ix >> six weeks out. we're getting close. >>> developing news from the supreme court and this is something you're really interested in. how much you pay for apps on your phone. pete willemiams is outed is tho court. >> sue the companies over the apps in the app store. this is a 5-4 to say, yes, this lawsuit can go forward. now, this decision does not settle the lawsuit. it doesn't decide who is right. but it's a big deal for consumers because it says they can go to court with this claim. here's the issue. apple exclusively sells products for apple devices in its app store. that's the only place you can get it. when a developer develops one apple reviews it for compatibility and the developer sets the price but apple

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. >> even mondale cracked up.ver gets old. >> i am a young, vibrant man. >> a young vibrant ham. someone fixed it. jeanne moos. cnn. new york. >> they say it is all how you feel inside. thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news. one signature that could be the first step toward overturning the supreme court landmark row versus wade decision. alabama's governor signed into law the most restrictive abortion bill in the country. it passed the state senate last night, outlaws abortion at every stage of pregnancy with exemptions for serious health risk but not for rape or incest. doctors that perform an abortion could face 90 years in prison. if they attempt it, a doctor

gets crushed when african-american voters stick with walter mondale.with it bill clinton and paul songas. we saw to it a lesser extent, bill bradley and al gore, with bernie sanders and hillary clinton. the elite candidate does struggle. >> i think he did a good job saying, i need on address that and introduce myself. he didn't pretend it didn't exist. i am very interested in that elephant as well. whether that is an extra weight he will have with a conservative, a socially conservative group of voters. it is hard to talk about. especially in these times. i want to say, every time for me, mayor pete introduces his husband, i feel a essential of joy at where we've come. but i'm not sure that the whole country is, mass degree of, i don't want to present myself as that, but the country is still coming to grips with the reality of same-sex marriage. >> you look at the polling of the this is not a political by party. it is a split by age. it has always been more of a split by age. >> i haven't looked at this. i think it is more a split by age than race. i'm

walter mondale, carter's vice president, runs in '84, starts at the front of the pack. primaries along the way, but he got the nomination. he started in front and finished in front. fast forward to 1996. republicans needed a challenger to go up against brin. bob dole t senate leader started out in front. lost a few states, but won most of them, won the nomination. more recently, 2012, mitt romney started in front. we talked about what a weak front-runner he was in 2012, but he still won the nomination. we've seen that happen a number of times. it doesn't always happen. 2004 this was a jumble. lieberman had been the vp nominee in 2000, started a tenuous front-runner. we know john kerry ended up the nominee. howard dean surged at one point. it doesn't always happen that way. plenty of counterexamples out there. hey, you look at history here, a number of times in this type of race, first place at the beginning is first place at the end. >> it's pretty compelling. steve kornacki, thank you very much as always. back with me to break all this down is former campaign adviser a

>> ago to 1984 when gary hart was a shiny bright new object and it was a debate when walter mondale saidate, where's the beef? the point being, there was a commercial at the time for wendy's. the argument was, that he had a lot of sizzle but not a lot of substance there. actually think whether you like his opinions are not, mayor pete has a lot of substance but that is i think what he will either sink or swim on. the substance of his ideas. whether he is able to attract people. not just to his personality and fascinating biography. but also to the ideas of where he would take the country where he would step in office as the youngest president ever. arthel: in other words he can bring home the bacon but can you fry it up in a pan? [laughter] >> in other words! arthel: exactly. chris, we are really of course, looking forward to the work you will be doing there tonight at saint stephen's. no, that was in elementary school! stevens high school. will be watching tonight at seven eastern. chris can i say one real quick thing though? you know me, i love asking questions. but this is really goin

mondale, former vice president, started out in front. again, he some hiccups but he did win the nomination. 1996 republicans needed a challenger against bill clinton. bob dole the senate republican leader started out in front, he did lose new hampshire to pat buchanan, solidified his campaign after that. won the nomination. 2012, mid-romney, there were a lot of hiccups for mitt romney. he was a very weak front-runner. this is where he was in our poll in 2011 but he did start out in front and won the nomination. sometimes it happens. not always. 2004, guess who the early front-runner was on the democratic side? joe labieberman. and john kerry ended up being the nominee. there was a moment howard dean surged to the front runner. and the other example that always haunts every early front-runner, rudy giuliani. you talked about him a minute ago. this was open-seat race in '08 but giuliani started out near 40%, around with biden is now. what happened with giuliani was no big major event. he just slowly, steadily faded out. and that's the nigh

valedictorian of her high school, even entered for then senator and future vice president walter mondaletarted her career as an attorney, serving as one of the top criminal prosecutors interstate. >> in 2006, she made history for being... peak of first woman speaker recently questioning attorney general bill barr about the mueller report. >> when you look at it, it's a pattern and that's different from having one incident. >> in her private life, she has made no secret in her father's struggle with alcoholism, saying it helped shaped her as a person. a fact that became clear with this exchange with then supreme court nominee justice than kavanaugh >> no. i remember what happened. and you probably have had beer, senator? >> i have no drinking problems. >> neither do i. >> with your time as a criminal prosecutor in mind, we have another question. let's go to meredith here in the audience. >> nice to have a fellow fellow -- we have one of the most highest incarcerated zip codes. do you support legalizing marijuana federally and if so how do you make sure those locked up have the records exp

in iraq that maybe didn't turn out so great but after a big election, 1984, when reagan defeated mondaleery state in the union except minnesota, you bet there was bipartisanship. david: what you're saying is we are going to have to wait until after the election. nothing gets done between now and november 2020? >> and we have this new element, we have a media that hates trump. so democrats are not going to abandon the media. you had this classic moment in history, i don't think there's ever been anything like it, where you have donald trump, president of the united states, negotiating with a dictator who is threatening america with nuclear weapons and the media gives him a split screen, on the other screen is the president's lawyer calling a con man is being shown on national television. it's like sending a message to the dictator, we're with you, you don't have to deal with this guy, just wait him out, we're with you. it's astonishing. david: it is astonishing but there are presidents who have changed. i remember bill clinton changed after that midterm election two years after he was ele

walter mondale had a different view. >> i like dick cheney for real.on dick cheney? >> yeah, a little bit different i would say. >> so, mike, here's the deal. you have to work with people with whom you disagree with, strongly. it may shock a lot of barack obama worshippers to know that he and his wife michelle like george w. bush. you can talk about the iraq war, republicans can talk about the 500,000 people who died in syria and say how can you be a friend of barack obama, we can play these games or have people who disagree working with each other, and helping us move from one white house to other. >> joe also likes mitch mcconnell. the idea is how about less fighting going on in d.c. and more conversation. i think that's basically where joe biden is coming from. >> we need people who can disagree strongly with others and still get along with them personally. that's the only way washington works. >> it's the only way government works. i worked for rudy giuliani and andrew cuomo because i believed in government, and that's what dedicated people should

she's a president someday, maybe not now, maybe now, but somebody once said about walter mondale, hee the soul of a vice president. she's a winner or a loser but cease going to fight and that could get really out of hand. >> notes to candidates like when you're asked if you will make your vice president a female, it a rude question. it's rude to the female candidates out there. >> and it's premature. >> it's very premature on many levels. so all right. peter baker, want to shift to foreign relations with you and david ignatius. the president tweeting about iran threatening. this seems like playing with fire on many levels. what's going on? >> it sound like fire and fury again. >> it does. >> what that disguises is this fundamental divide in his own house right now. in the first generation of maush advisers, we've now we see a president you'll the more hawkish folks like mike comeio and john bolton. he's more lookly to get involved some kind of military confrontation with came moments, minutes after a segment on fox news about iran. what is the president doing? >> his inflammatory twe

walter mondale tried it in 1984 and lost 49 states.ala harris though she just said that, you know, the tax cut benefits the top 1%. is that accurate? >> well, that's what the left was saying right when the bill passed. do you remember when the tax cut was very unpopular when it passed. as we got closer to april 15th of this year and americans actually saw the size of the tax cut they got, it became much more popular. what harris and joe biden are talking about taking away from people family of four, $73,000, median income, that family would have $2,000 in higher taxes if you took away the trump tax cuts. that's how big the trump tax cut was for a family of four that makes 73,000. single parent earning $41,000. one child, single parents would cost that person $1,300 to lose the trump tax cut. that's how large the tax cut was. these are significant tax cuts. even the "new york times" and "the washington post" and their fact checks and others had to say this was a tax cut for most americans and that is sinking in now. a year ago the press

in fact, if you predicted elections by issues, you would have predicted water mondale would have beatenn in 1984, because most of the issues favored the democrats. elections are referendum on the party in power and, of course, the president when he is running. the only way you are going to change the dynamic is through an impeachment inquiry, at which, by the way, is also right constitutionally and morally. >> right. >> now, i'm telling you, it's right politically. if you take the conventional wisdom and you read the polls, you're going to be -- you're going to have the same problem you had in 2016. i'm pleading with you not to do that. >> all right. >> we're hearing you. >> the book is "the case for impeachment." professor allan lichtman, thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >>> it is the top of the hour. welcome back to "morning joe." steve rattner has charts for us. >> do we want to hear, steve, after that takedown? my goodness. you were wrong again. >> i was wrong again. >> that's what he said. >> the professor made incredible points. you have to ask though, what would it take

so they figured let's get the most anti-reagan guy, mondale ran on we'll raise your taxes. far left bernie sanders candidates. pete: details have come out about this trip. we knew he honeymooned in the soviet unions, but i quote them trip coordinator david kelly said i got really upset and walked out when you were a critic of your country and can say anything you want on home soil, at that point, the cold war wasn't even over. the arms race wasn't over and i wasn't comfortable with it he's referring to what bernie sanders had to say. the fact we're willing to be critical of the united states i think that made them more appreciative of our criticisms we made of our own society so he's saying bernie sanders went to the soviet union and trashed the united states. >> i'm wondering how socialists like bernie sanders get a pass on a very serious note i know i could be sarcastic about him some types. he is a fraud and he's a millionaire. that's the essence of being a fraud. it's natural. the problem with bernie is why do fascists get no pass, ever, because they're killers and homi