[applause] mr. biden: so -- [applause] mr. biden: the neighbors i came from -- you were always measured by the guys you helped. billy, i love you. i also want to mentor the loss of scott. the state suffered a real loss. -- i want to mention the loss of scott. the state suffered a real loss. i have read the stories about the kids he helped. now gone at age 51. imagine how many more stories about how kids who could've helped? but it is part of the tradition up here. you know, folks, let me begin by saying, there is a second reason why i am here. and i mean it sincerely. that is to say thanks. to say thank you for the support you have given me over the years. i especially want to thank you for the support you gave me and barack over the last eight years, and thank you for supporting hillary. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. she would've made a great president. [applause] mr. biden: folks, i owe you. we owe you. and we could never repay you. [applause] mr. biden: there is a second reason i'm here. i

[laughter] mr. biden: but nonetheless, the policies are not quite as course. you can still talk to one another. and so, if i were to write a book and just listen, the personal things, the incredibly thoughtful things, quietly done that they really do. many of you have been touched by it. it helps, it helps, it helps. when i got asked by ray to come up, there was not a doubt in my mind, even though i know it caused a lot of speculation, guys, i am not running. [laughter] mr. biden: i know that has caused a lot of speculation. look look -- i, you know, jeannie and maggie and carolyn we have become friends. i know their families. and give ben a big kiss when i get back. and they have become friends. one reason they had become friends is we share the same value set. i stood for billie when he was introduced because he is the kind of guy i grew up with. my mother used to have an expression, and i made it sincerely. she said, from the time i was old enough to remember -- joe, remember, you are defined by your c

[laughter] mr. biden: once we make a decision, we decided we had time to do the things we care about. jill continues to teach. jill is now the chairman of the "save the children worldwide." [applause] mr. biden: and i know i talked about it because i get to hang out with her a little bit. i talked to maggie about this. i was looking for a platform to be able to take all of those brilliant, young, and not so young folks in our administration out of the white house and still be with me. and so, i was able to because of the generosity of two universities, who came to me. i was able to do that. they just started the biden institute at the university of delaware, which is staffed -- [applause] mr. biden: i was able -- they gave me $2.5 million to higher the best that i could hire. they are out of the white house. they are out of power administration. -- our administration. so we can and like the best minds in the country to do serious, serious policy work. and then the university of pennsylvania asked me wheth

i think maybe i should sit down now. >> [laughter] mr. biden: mr. president, it is an honor to be here. eric rosengren, chair of the board, colby trustees, especially my good friend pete rouse, colby trustee. >> [applause] i. biden: and i mean this -- can say this without fear of conviction, one of the wisest councils that i ever think served as chief of staff to the president of the united states. of incredible personal integrity. and a good friend. i was friends with his mom and dad. they helped me when isaiah was a 20-year-old kid to get elected in his senate. 20-year-old kid to get elected to the senate. your trusty from delaware. i want to acknowledge you robert. thank you. >> [applause] degreeen: my fellow recipients and madam president, and mr. president, i have been to kabul a number of times. for you to complain about cold is hypocrisy. i have never been so damn cold as i was in my whole life in kabul. not as much snow, i acknowledge. thank you for choosing us. thank you for choosing colby. please, i mean this sincerely mr. president, come b

. >> [applause] mr. biden: thank you mr. president. thank you. thank you thank you thank you. >> [applause] mr. biden: thank you very much. thank you. i think maybe i should sit down now. >> [laughter] mr. biden: mr. president, it is an honor to be here. eric rosengren, chair of the board, colby trustees, especially my good friend pete rouse, colby trustee. >> [applause] mr. biden:

[laughter] mr. biden: mr. president, it is an honor to be here, and the chair of the board, colby trustees, especially my good colby trustee, and i mean this -- i can say this without fear of contradiction, one of the wisest sels to ever serve as chief of staff for the president of united eighth of america. of incredible personal integrity and a good, good friend. mom andiends with his dad when i was a 28-year-old kid who announced for the senate to become elected, and he had become great friends with my deceased son beau biden and my hunter biden, and i want to acknowledge robert. thank you. fellow honorees, degree recipients, and madam president, and mr. president, i have been to a couple a number of times. coldou to complain about is hypocrisy. [laughter] mr. biden: i have never been as cold as i was in my whole life. not as much snow, i acknowledge. thank you for choosing us. thank you for choosing colby, and, please, i mean this sincerely, mr. president. come back. come back. we need you. [applause] mr. b

[applause] joe biden: thank you, mr. president. thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. [applause] much.den: thank you very thank you. i think maybe i should sit down now. [laughter] joe biden: mr. president, it is an honor to be here. board colbyr of the trustees, especially my good friend dean rows, colby trustee. , i canean this without say this without fear of contradiction, one of the wisest councils ever served as chief of offf, pete is a man incredible personal integrity. and a good friend. i was friends with his mom dad your they helped me when i was a 28-year-old kid announced for the senate to get elected, and he has become close friends with my deceased son beau biden and my other son. your trusty now living in washington, robert hoopes. thank you. my fellow on every, degree honorents -- on every -- e, degree recipients, and mr. president, it has been a couple times. for you to complain about cold is a democracy. i have never been so cold here. , not asnot make maine much snow, i acknowledge. thank you for choosing co

mr. biden talked about president the current political climate. he spoke briefly about the 2016 presidential election and encouraged democrats to work together. this was held in manchester, new hampshire. [applause] mr. biden: thank you. thank you very much. my name is joe biden and i am jill's husband. and jill and

mr. joe biden. thank you, sir. [applause] mr.t this next song is called "history has its eyes on you." ♪ i was younger than you are now when i was given my first command i led my men straight into a massacre i witnessed their deaths firsthand i made every mistake i felt the shame rise in me and even now i lie awake knowing history has its eyes on me history has its eyes on me let me tell you what i wish i'd known when i was young and dreamed of glory you have no control who lives, who dies, who tells your story i know that we can win i know that greatness lies in you but remember from here on in history has its eyes on you history has its eyes on you ♪ [applause] mr. harcourt: and history does have its eyes on us. everywhere you look, there is history reverberating. this is like a theme park for history. [laughter] it is. everywhere you look. in particular, alexander hamilton walked these streets. his buildings for the treasury office were right there. that's the first bank of america, and our next song -- yeah, let's hear it for

[applause] joe biden: thank you, mr. president. thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. [applause] much.den: thank you very thank you. i think maybe i should sit down now. [laughter] joe biden: mr. president, it is an honor to be here. and the chair of the

. >> mr. biden mentioned he was suppose to be in new york and decided to stay in newcastle to give the remarks noting today is two years since his son and veteran beau biden passed away. >> people were happy to see him attend. >>> matt pellman is stands by in the traffic center. improved from yesterday? >> yes, as we were watching all the shore traffic and now normal afternoon delays on this back to work tuesday. like one on the roosevelt boulevard extension northbound side of the schuylkill to broad street. and southbound at ridge avenue a broken down vehicle in the right lane and they got that towed out of the lane 10 minutes ago or so. on the big picture normal slowing on the schuylkill itself and over on i-95, cleaning up from the little pete's block party at rittenhouse square and we have traffic light troubles in southwest philadelphia not far from the airport and the rental car agencies, kind of a mess in the intersection because at this point there is no fire police on the scene i would avoi

mr. joe biden. [ applause ] i also want to thank michelle obama for after the presidency sticking with me [ laughter ] because i think that she felt an obligation to the country to stay on, but once her official duties were over, it wasn't clear [ laughter ] i love my wife. i am grateful for her. i do believe that it was america's great good fortune to have her as first lady. so i am humbled by this evening and to be honored by a family who has give en this country so much. a family that has challenged us to ask what we can do for our kun tri, to dream and say why not, and to seek a cause that endures and sail against the wind in the pursuit. that is what this family has done for america. and to all of the members of the kennedy family that are here tonight, thank you. i could not be more grateful to the profile in courage award committee for this honor. i am also grateful that unlike the nobel prize committee, you waited until i was out of officeoffice [ laughter ] how fitting that we gather here this month, the 100th anniversary of president kennedy's birth. i was born the year he took

i think for mr. biden, this is also about pandering.indication that they have no idea what else to say to their base to explain why they failed because then they would have to come up with a new idea. he says people, the democrats need to think bigger. well, you know we have seen what happens. you showed may day, showed cuba. fidel castro thought big. you can see what happened to that country. communists thought big, see what happened to the soviet union. we don't need to mention venezuela again. that is hell on it. that is what happens when the left thinks big. everything goes down. so this is an issue for the average liberal who is a decent person, who cares about the future and they need to reject what he is saying as well. stuart: tammy bruce, hardcore to the end. all right, tammy, thank you very much. >> i love everybody. i want everybody to win. stuart: i'm glad you're on the show. >>> ms-13, the gang becoming a huge problem on long island. more than 200 members are in the area. we'll talk to the sheriff tasked with solving that p

mr. saban? >>> joe biden shared serious concerns about fighting cancer with our dr. david agus.ng cuts even for a short period of time can impact critical research for years to,, >>> we rarely hear from white house senior adviser jared kushner. he stopped by when we were broadcasting from the east room of the white house on monday. "new york times" correspondent jodi cantor is in the greenroom with what he told her in a new interview. she also spoke to first daughter ivanka trump. that's jodi on the left talking to sheila nevins who is also coming up in this hour right here on "cbs this morning." ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or alis

mrs. obama. former vice president joe biden is here. former secretary of state john kerry is here.o he was the former senator from this great state of massachusetts. also, some key obama advisers, including david axelrod and valerie jarrett among others. as you said, the venue and this city holds a significant really important special night. the 2004 democratic national convention in boston, barack obama's passionate speech. >> we are one people. >> seemed to reaffirm the american dream. >> all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the united states of america. >> suddenly, a new political rock star emerged, young and idealistic, with the audacity of hope and early endorsements from ted and caroline kennedy, barack obama became the first black president of the united states. now, as we approach the 100th anniversary of president kennedy's birth, his family once again recognizes obama with this year's prestigious profile in courage award. named after john kennedy's pulitzer prize winning book, it celebrates public service. >> president obama really

mr. trump and his clash with the leaders at the g-7 meeting and nato summit. >>> joe biden had harsh wordsor the democrats. he slammed them over the weekend for their silence on america's middle class. biden was campaigning for the democratic front runner new jersey's governor's race, bill murphy. the primary election is on june 6th. >>> how's this for a cringe worthy photo op. a group of new jersey middle schoolers a picture with house speaker paul ryan. this happened last week during their school trip to d.c. t about half of more than 200 students declined to be in the picture. being in the photo was not mandatory. >>> a rider for the denver post is sparking outrage after saying he was uncomfortable with a japanese man winning the indy 500 during memorial day weekend. the tweet has since been deleted but the damage already done. the reporter faced backlash and then later apologized. he's the first japanese driver to win the race. >>> and keeping a promise. seattle seahawks cornerback richard sherman is helping a virginia high school ergo to college. sherman told james he would help fund

mr. trump extepidded the invitation without first consulting the national security council or the the state department. >>> former vice president joe biden tried to put rumors to rest tonight saying, "guys i'm not running." biden was putting down the speculations he would be running for 2020. he denied the accusations. instead he reaffirmed his commitment to helping to find a cure for cancer. his son beau died from brain cancer. despite his denial, political reports say members of his staff have been strategizing in case biden decides to throw his hat in the ring. >>> the annual white house correspondence dinner went on without their usual guest of honor. the event attracted hollywood celebrities and the star journalists last night. for the first time in 37 years, the sitting president was not there. the white house staff also boycotted the event taking on more of a somber tone with a big focus on their first amendment. there were plenty of jokes, however by the event. >> we've got to address the elephant that's not in the room. and the leader of our country is not here. for that's because he lives in moscow and a very long flight and it

mr. trump and his clash with european leaders at both the g-7 meeting and the nato summit. >> former vice president joe bidend them over the weekend for their silence on america's middle class. biden was campaign, for the democratic frontrunner in new jersey's governor's race bill murphy. the primary election is june 6th. >> how is this for a cringe worthy photo op. a group of new jersey middle schoolers refused to pose for a photo with house speaker paul ryan. happened last week during their school trip to d.c. about half of more than 200 students declined to be in the picture. being in the photo was not mandatory. >> a writer for the denver post is sparking outrage when he said he was uncomfortable with a japanese man winning the indy 500. e the reporter faced backlash and later apologized takuma sato is the first japanese driver to win the race. >> keeping a promise. seattle seahawks cornerback richard sherman is helping a virginia high school e eer go to college. sherman is living up to his side of the deal. james plans to go to norfolk state and will major in business. i like that story. that's so great

mr. speaker, that will offer this budget on the floor of this house. it does tell us, however, a lot about this president and his priorities. former vice president biden has been known to say, don't tell me what you value, show me your udget. president trump has now shown us his budget. and none of us should be surprised. so now it's up to democrats and republicans in this house and in the senate to work together to agree on a budget resolution and move appropriations bills through regular order. let us hope we can do that. the american public would expect us to do that. and our country needs us to do that. we must not disinvest in those things that have made america great and will enable us to lay the groundwork for another century of american leadership. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from mississippi, mr. kelly, for five minutes. . thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks for the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. kelly: mr. speaker, i'm humbled to rise today in the memory of united states marine corps lance corporal mark lu

mr. clapper, of course, has got a history. he did unfortunately at one point distort what he -- he disorder the truth. brian: he said biden him. steve: he told a lie to congressman. he felt he had to to protect what was going on at the nsa. once again, the only crime was somebody from the obama administration unmasked names, including michael flynn, and then somebody then leaked it to the "the washington post." that, regarding the surveillance, is the big story. and donald trump himself, the president tweeted that out. ainsley: that's right. he said the biggest story today between clapper and yates is on surveillance. why doesn't the media report on this #fake news. he tweeted a lot yesterday. some of the tweets were saying there is no evidence of collusion with russia and trump that she said nothing but old news. and he is exactly right. we didn't learn anything new yesterday. we learned they weren't the leaker es and they did ask for the unmasking. brian: the president shouldn't be tweeting. this forget it. there is no there there. ainsley: seven months since the collusion story came out and there is no proof. brian: pr

mr. biden also talked about president trump and the current political climate. he spoke briefly about the 2016 presidential election and encouraged democrats to work together.

mr. biden also talked about president trump and the current political climate. he spoke briefly about the 2016 presidential election and encouraged democrats to work together. this event was held in manchester, new hampshire. >> thank you. my name is joe biden. i am jill's husband. we are here to say thank you. so many of you in this audience