[ cheers and applause ] next up was sarah palin. >> sarah palin! [ quacking ] [ laughter ] >> seth: who i'm just guessing said something, i don't know, palinesque about an orwellian obama world full of the sprinkly fairy dust blown from atop his unicorn as he's peeking through a pretty pink kaleidoscope. >> only in an orwellian obama world full of sprinkly fairy dust blown from atop his unicorn pretty pink kaleidoscope -- >> seth: nailed it! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] although -- [ applause ] i can't take full credit. i should really thank my sarah palin refrigerator magnets. [ laughter ] well the deal the bonus didn't mention at the rally was that the u.s. can't just walk away from this agreement on our own. our international partners agreed to it too. what congress can do is make sure the international atomic agency, which will make sure iran complies with the agreement is fully funded. because if we just scrap the deal and go back to the way things were, it's only a matter of time until -- it's the end of the world as we know it >> set

i'm thinking of mccain and palin. >> and palin.the statistics [ laughter ] on that election show that the numbers of people who voted against mccain for palin were very, very small. again, like the nixon literature, palin herself and people who have written "game change", the book, makes palin out to be some kind of game changer. that's what the whole thesis of the book was about. she did not move that many votes. political scientists will just tell you that is simply not the case. but if you're going to go on, richard nexten, sarah palin. you position your vice presidential run to be more important to the ticket than it really was. >> thinking of the eisenhower administration, democracy is overthrown by covert operations and supporting the rise of dictatorships, what would have, what do you think would have been the result of a stevenson presidency? what would have been the difference in his foreign policy, do you think? >> i read a book, you might have seen it, 15 things that didn't happen this american history but should have, i

i'm thinking of mccain and palin. >> and palin.the statistics [ laughter ] on that election show that the numbers of people who voted against mccain for palin were very, very small. again, like the nixon literature, palin herself and people who have written "game change", the book, makes palin out to be some kind of game changer. that's what the whole thesis of the book was about. she did not move that many votes. political scientists will just tell you that is simply not the case. but if you're going to go on, richard nexten, sarah palin. you position your vice presidential run to be more important to the ticket than it really was. >> thinking of the eisenhower administration, democracy is overthrown by covert operations and supporting the rise of dictatorships, what would have, what do you think would have been the result of a stevenson presidency? what would have been the difference in his foreign policy, do you think? >> i read a book, you might have seen it, 15 things that didn't happen this american history but should have, i

/sot/ palin "you know what the difference between a hockey mom and a pitbull is? lipstick."/vo/ but that attack strategy didn't work for alaska governor sarah palin when she took on barack obama's campaign in 2008./sot/ samples "while men might appreciate that kind of rough and tumble in politics women want a more subtle reasoned or otherwise more specific kind of approach to it." /vo/ if fiorina finds herself considering the republican v.p. job, political experts believe she would be an excellent choice./sot/samples - "yes i would say she'd be a good choice but not particularily because she's a female candidate really."/sot/ ehrlich "more likely than not.. she's gonna be on that v.p. list. but she's still obviously running for president."/vo/ i'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 political experts add that fiorina would *likely* go through the nominiation process more easily since she's already in the midst of a tough *presidential* race. unlike sarah palin who was hand-picked by john mccain's campaign 7 years ago. 3 coming up after the break on siouxland news at five...in tonight's

, because people believed that sarah palin said "i could see russia from my house" and not tina fey who said that as a joke. >> yeah, look, i it can -- it can cut both ways, and the pop character on snl, it amplifies that you are part of the pop culture pantheon, but it can take you down hard as sarah palin learned with tina fey. and larry david the that episode of burn your enthusiasm on saturday night is instant classic. it is almost begging to be run, because larry david just hit it out of the park. but again, if the argument is about electability and more than the cure owe candidacy, it does not necessarily help bernie sanders, and he is handling it well, and laughing, but snl, it is a sweet spot for politics, but this is how bernie sanders has arrived parity by harry david. >> when you say hit it out of the park, i don't think so. because i think that larry sanders was being larry sanders -- sorry, larry david -- see there, i did it. larry sanders. i conflated the two right there, and it is just that bernie sanders is so much like him in real life, and that is what is so magical th

i'm thinking of mccain and palin. prof. greene: the statistics on that election show that the numbers of people who voted against mccain for palin were very small. like the nixon literature, palin herself and people who have written -- "game change" the book, make her out to be some sort of game changer. she did not lose that many votes. the answer to your question is political scientists will tell you that is the case, but if you will go on, richard nixon, sarah palin, you position your vice presidential run to have been more important than it was. >> i'm thinking of examples of iran and guatemala, in the eisenhower administration democracy is overthrown by covert operations and supporting the rise of dictatorships. what do you think would have been the result of a stevenson presidency and his foreign-policy? prof. greene: i read a book once that " 15 things that did not happen in american history, but should have." if we had lost at bunker hill, or the ticket charge, i don't know. i will only speculate. by the way, i fail

palin already has a 6-year-old boy. >>> comedian jack black is making a run at dad of the year. he showed his newest film goosebumps to his son's school. he says the kids loved it so much that his youngest walked the red carpet of the hollywood premier dressed as slappy, a creepy character from that movie. >> a famous scene from the classic film dirty dancing was a one shot wonder. jennifer gray recently revealed with patrick swayze with one day to practice first. they the guts to throw themselves into the arms of anyone other than her costar. the 55-year-old mom has no desire to be thrown up in the air ever again. >> ready, run. >> much more to come in the next 90 minutes. >> a south ridge teacher is in custody. the patriots taking to the script when it comes to the rematch of the team. >> i'm always pretty motivated regardless of the opponent and tom brady finally admits it. >> close to 70 once again. now the temperatures start to slide for the rest of the workweek. >> the trial for a teenager accused of murdering his teacher now on hold. a judge trying to determine if he is f

. >>> bristol palin announces she's having a second child. >> she's having a baby girl. the daughter of sarah palin announced on ?abt gram saying she is seven and a half months pregnant. she already has a 6-year-old son. >>> and there's another 30 minutes of 7news ahead. >> 7news at 6:00 start right now. >> flames shooting into the air after a gas main explosion in medfield, homes and playing fields evacuated. and rows shot down. and a teacher accused of sending obscene photos of himself to a student. who tipped off police. and the patriots ready to tackle the team that kicked off deflate gate scandal. pressed by 7news. >>> highs in the upper 60s. a front passing through and now we see the temperatures start their downward trend. >> and massachusetts grad student buys the most popular web site in the world. how much he paid and what happened next. 7news at 6:00 starts now. >> and we begin with breaking news at 6:00. partnership that shooting 30 feet into the air after a gas main explodes in medfield. roads reclosed right now, and people have been forced out of their home

secretary of state john kerry, president barack obama, senator john mcain, and former governor sarah palin have all visited high schools in sioux city. tim: an early morning police chase ended with an accident that claimed the life of the driver being pursued. according to iowa state patrol sergeant bluff police tried to pull over a man suspected of drunk driving. when the man failed to stop, that's when police started a pursuit on old highway 75. the chase ended when the suspects vehicle rolled into a ditch just outside of salix. the driver died when he was thrown from the car. jenna: with the new year approaching... you could pay a hefty penalty if you don't purchase health insurance. under the affordable care act... fines for not being covered will double next year. if you need help - there are resources in town. if you choose not to get health insurance by the start of the new year... you could face a penalty of almost 700 dollars or two and a half percent of your yearly income... which ever is greater. that's double the current penalty, which is about 300 dollars or two percent. sioux

and i understand sarah palin. i get it, ok? but, but -- charlie: i get it. megyn: i do.ut she is running for president. and where were they when they were asking sarah palin whether she could be -- she was running for vice president. whether she could be both vice president and a mother to her children. that was a sexist question. if that had ever been asked of hillary when she was raising chelsea, naral would have been up in arms about that. crickets when it happened to a conservative woman. because, and some actually came out and said, she's less of a woman than some men i know. they try to take your womanhood away from you if you do not walk in lockstep with their beliefs. that is what i mean by the feminism i reject. i think those feminists would be well served to be more open-minded when it comes to left and right in this country, so they could get more women into the fold. charlie: what is it, what influences your life most today? family? megyn: my family, my husband. charlie: religion? megyn: i was raised catholic. and still am. right now we go to the methodist ch

of all the heart songs, why would palin pick "barracuda"?n you! lemme go craazzy, craaazy on youuuuuuu ♪ ( cheers and applause ) here's the thing-- when a candidate hits the stage, they want to pump up the crowd with an awesome jam, whether or not they've licensed it. but i also understand where the musicians are coming from. after all, insisting someone get permission before they do something they want? that's rock and roll. so to resolve this conflict, i've written my own pop anthem that's free for any candidate to use. ( cheers and applause ) it's generic enough not to offend anyone, but generic enough to be loved by everyone. it's about a place i call "america." and it goes a little something exactly like this: ♪ gather round, everybody do you feel the feelin? ♪ there's a rumblin' kinda whisper universally appealin' ♪ it's steeped in our traditions but totally brand new ♪ it's made for you and us and me and even me and you ♪ it's.... my kind of america it's my favorite usa ( cheers and applause ) ♪ my kind of america and freedom made it

nothing will ever beat sarah palin versus joe biden, remember, can i call you joe?ke, sure, governor, but joe biden verse paul ryan that was a high point, because if only because he appeared to think ha paul ryan was hilarious. in the last 24 hours, though both of the debate irs veld fairly epic days in the news. vice president biden announcing he will not enter the presidentacy race himself this year, and his 2012 debate opponent congressman paul ryan announced he will throw his hat into the ring to try to become speaker of the house, but will only do it if republicans great to a whole host of -- paul ryan is demanding unified support from the three caucuses in the house that center rite republicans right-wing republicans and super hard-line republicans. he wants all three of those caucuses on board endorsing him by friday of this week. he says he wants to be excused from the usual fund-raising responsibilities of being speaker of the house so he can spend more times with his families and wants a rules change to make it harder to fire him as speaker once he gets th

and i understand sarah palin, right, i get t okay. but, but, here is-- . >> rose: i get it. >> i'm just saying, right, i do. but she's running for president. and where were they when they were asking sarah palin whether she could be both-- she was running for vice president, whether she could be both vice president and a mother to her children. no one asked that of barack obama. that was a sexist question f that had ever been asked of hillary when she was younger and raising chelsea, now would have been up and arms, steinham would have been march on washington saying this has got to stopment crickets when it happened to a conservative woman. and steinham actually came out and said she's less of a woman than some men i know. i mean, they tried to take your womanhood away from you if you are -- if you don't walk in lock step with their beliefs. that is what i mean by the feminism that i reject. and i think those feminists would be well served to be a little more open minded when it comes to left and right in this country so they could g

sarah palin. >> jimmy: you have to be from the state? and "scandal" is a little -- maybe hotter than sarah palin. so i got to go. and so it was this really amazing itinerary of like, you know, fishing and bear watching and drinking water out of a glacier and helicopter rides. >> jimmy: are these things you'd done before? when you lived there? >> most of the things i had not done. i'd done fishing. when we got to kodiak, i got a message on my facebook page that said, hi, i'm fru, i'm a huge gladiator, and the mayor of kodiak wants to give you the key to the city. >> jimmy: right. now, this is something that you brought along here. >> i did. >> jimmy: you did bring along. how does this work when the mayor gives you the key to the city? >> well, i thought that this message on my facebook was a crazy person. you know. there was a direct phone number. and i thought, well, i'm not going to answer this. the airport. and she is a huge "scandal" fan and found out about it, so she coordinated this whole thing. she really gladiated the situation. t

unlike sarah palin... who was hand - picked by john mccain's campaign 7 years ago. 3 starbucks is getting into the halloween spirit again new vampire - inspired "frappula frappuccino" will be available today through saturday at stores here in the united states. the drink has white chocolate sauce and blended milk and ice... sandwiched between mocha sauce and whipped cream. it also has raspberry syrup on the rim. starbucks said the drink will also be available in canada through sunday. and it's already for sale in australia and new zealand, 3 3 in the blackhawks match... hinton was hitting the volleyballs so hard they ended up stuck in the ceiling. we've got a complete wrapup of next... in sports. 3 again on this 3 3 a cold front will continue pushing through the area this morning, and we may see light drizzle especially east, but the big story today will be the strong northwesterly winds gusting up to 40mph at times. those winds and clouds will keep our temperatures in check. look for highs to top out in t

joining us is nichole wallace, former adviser to the mccain-palin campaign.also once worked for jeb bush. nichole, it's good to have you here. >> it's really good you showed hillary clinton saying pinto beans. because it got me over the way you started the show with jeb bush. let me be the one to say tonight, and i don't want to spend any more time on this, but there's a long way to go. anything could happen. so unless people stop giving you money -- >> but you asked the right question. >> so we'll see. and i know you'll report it out and not just declare it. >> i think it's an interesting question. the unanimity of the opinion that he's dead in the water is -- it sort of creates its own weather. >> and what i think is unanimous is he had a bad night. i think it's way too early to -- i mean, the republican race, two front-runners are ben carson and donald trump. anything can still happen. >> he didn't have a terrible night on the debate stage i think. i know i defer from other pundits. people thought he totally tanked. i don't think any of his bad moments wer

illary on seth: certainly i remember the biggestne of my memories is when sarah palin came on and that one of the most highly rated episodes. john: your pataki episode. seth: the tacky was huge. john: stick around. we are going to continue this conversation. we are here with seth meyers. ♪ ♪ welcome back. we are still here talking to seth meyers. abouti want to ask you weekend update. this is probably the first time you have ever talked about politics on tv, right? seth: to a certain extent, right. john: did this wet your appetite? seth: certainly when you are it, it sokes about helpful when audiences are paying attention to what is going on. audiences are interested in debates. it's the time when elections are most like television. it's always easier in an election cycle. probably your greatest connection to american history is the 2011 white house correspondents in her. a lot going on. you and the president hanging out while he is ordering the killing of an international terrorist. and you and the president took on trump. seth: probably took him down. mark: you only made him angry. s

that is around the same that crystal palin and they j posted this picture that she is having a girl. >> congratulations. >> coming up next, i'm talking to bradley cooper about schumer's "snl" outout. >> am i dating braraey cooper? >> congratulations on your engage engagement. >> plus, she is "esquire's" sexiest wom alive. we'll show you how she earned that title. >> that's on the way. >> but first. >> on married first site, jamie was not into her new husband doug while jason courtney couldn't get enough. a year later, both couples are beating the odds. they're still toge >> our first year of marriage was started off real low, obviously. and w w had no place totoo but up.p. >> so now it's on season two of "married at first si airing to night on fyi. >> it's hard when you're living with somebody you have to be able to make it work. >> >> and while we're rooting for these couples to stay together, let's face it, marriage can be tough. >> there is definitely challenges that come up where we >> i gue >>> kelly ripa her star on strahan and hubby mark and other >>> if you were my girlfriend

that ended up defining sarah palin. comedy is a double-edged sword.d one for bernie. hillary the narrative is i'm a shape shifter. i'll go with any form you need. i'm so desperate to be president. that's the narrative on "saturday night live." >> everybody is trying to use it. i can't wait to see donald trump. >> i was at the show saturday night and there's signs all over 30 rock. november 7th, donald trump. it's going to be awesome. can we talk about eddie murphy? this guy has not done standup or told jokes in front of a live audience in 28 years. he received the mark twain prize for american humor last night at the kennedy center. he said he 100% killed. why do you think he waited 28 years to do that and, b, to impersonate bill cosby? >> i have heard him say he didn't want to do standup because once he's in the clubs, people tape him on the phone before the joke is ready and put the joke out and people say eddie murphy is not funny. so that's hard for a comedian if you're famous. secondly, i thought it was great he did the bill cosby thing. he didn'

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because seven years ago biden was in a similar position to hers when he went up against sarah palin in the vice presidential debate in 2008. it was a foregone conclusion he was going to win. whatever your feelings about governor palin, no one expected her to do well in a national debate against a gifted speaker like biden, someone who'd been known to be able to cut down opponents on a debate stage. so biden's challenge was how to manage expectations and how to get through the debate and win without seeming like a bully or an elitist. he had nothing to gain in the debate, but he came off as obnoxious or condescending he could do great damage. well, biden pulled it off. and now it's hillary clinton's turn. her rivals are doubtless going to land some punches tomorrow night. most of them have nothing to lose. so what is she going to do? joining us now is msnbc political correspondent casey hunt live from las vegas. casey, great to have you with us tonight. >> good to be with you, melissa. >> all right. so hillary clinton has reportedly been going through really heavy debate prep in the pas

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in this case the candidate was playing among carly fiorina, sarah palin and hillary clinton.is choice he would date sarah palin, maybe disappear secretary clinton, and he would marry republican presidential candidate carly fiorina, quote, because she's rich. that was a charming window into the mind of.senior senator from south carolina, senator lindsey graham. last night he was out and about late night, kind of partying, and playing that game about women in politics. he at one point climbed behind the bar in a drinking establishment. he did shots with reporters. he poured rounds of whiskey. he very poorly poured glasses of beer that were just whole glasses full of foam. at one point he raised a toast to donald trump and ask that was lindsey graham's debate prep tonight. tonight he took his seat at the kids' table at the third republican presidential debate. >> without the sacrifice of the veteran, all of our hopes and dreams are at risk. just a few days ago hillary clinton said the problems with the v.a. are being exaggerated by republicans. they are not. they are real. >> wh

george and laura bush mitt , romney, john mccain, sarah palin came. rupert murdoch and his son have given money to us along with mayor bloomberg. we just solve problems. a lot of people don't like bad press, and you cannot be involved in modern american politics without somebody attacking you and i think the , fact that there are so many other channels like bloomberg and social media means that, if somebody wants to go negative, it is richer view to my wife -- atria to my wife that it happened now. attribute to my wife that it happened now. i think, in the end, the foundation will be judged on the work it does. betty: is there anything you would have done differently with the foundation? pres. clinton: there may be a thing or two that i would change, but the basic idea, i still believe it is the right thing to do, to solve as many problems as possible through cooperative networks that are inclusive across political party lines. in business and government, nongovernmental groups. announcer: chelsea clinton moderated the meetings opening panel, the map