and clinton, with this small parade trying to rope off the press corps. like she's a big deal than what's going on here. and that could be a big deal for her. >> and in new hampshire, known as a live free or die state. and as a place where even the most famous candidate has to get out there. karen, is it comical? >> not at all. i think she was trying to have some kind of intimate setting with the folks in the parade talk one-on-one with voters. she didn't want the press to be the obstacle to enjoying the parade. when the press gets near clinton, they do tend to mob here. there was an article about people coming to the events and they were almost tackled to the ground. she was trying to keep that distance so she can talk to the voters. it's different for her than sanders, who needs to get his message out and draw the large crowds. she wants to have the one-on-one conversations. >> and the republicans in new hampshire were quick to pounce on this over the weekend. republicans were also marching in parades in new hampshire. jeb bush rick perry, and there was

about -- in russia so i knew one question would be about the nato thing and i said of course our press corps is likely to ask a question about press freedoms in russia and then i swallowed. is he going to hit me? vladimir putin is standing there in 43 says you got that? vladimir putin says why would i talk about press freedoms in russia when you just fired that newsmen? i was like talking about? >> this is not on camera. >> this was in the green room and he says you know you fired that newsmen. vladimir are you talking about dan rather? [laughter] and he says that's not how it works. private company, private decision. i had nothing to do with that and i'm telling you is your friend do not go out there and say that. you will embarrass yourself in front of the world. vladimir putin says nothing really and he went out our press corps asked the question and sure enough lavender putin said this whole nonsense about dan rather. every member watching the reporters and they were trying so hard not to laugh. >> we were laughing at the u.n. create so tell us about another moment which i know was kind

is a chance to say to the party and the press corps of iowa in the here is what i stand for here is what i want to take the party entered country. -- and the country. jennifer: it will be very crucial. mark: 1200 people. this will be one of the biggest events that anybody addresses this year. my question for you, is do you have a sense, is embedded going to try to do something big tonight that changes the contours of the race? jennifer: it will be a lot of sharp elbows, but nobody will be exposing saying anything about the front runner. there will be a lot of subtle contrast. mark: they announced a couple of endorsements, they will see how much she plays up the establishments side. presidential candidates taking questions from the 2700 spectators. what you looking for? jennifer: they have this one-two punch with the democrats one night and then the very next day, almost all of the republicans. the emphasis tomorrow night will be very spiritual. it is not determinative of the issues of the entire field. one of the things they will be looking for is does this trip of people like scott walk

the press corps followed suit. they wore loud shirts too. they even formed a little group of which president truman referred to them as the one more club because they were always hollering oh, just one more mr. president, just one more. the house is very simple. if you go to europe you go to palaces. if you go to -- when we were allowed to go the big white house, the white house is very formal and very presidential. the little white house, reminds many of our visitors of their mom's house or their grandmother's house or perhaps a favorite

coming up, the dean of the american political press corps.fter this word from our sponsors. ♪ mark: our second guest tonight, the chief correspondent for the washington post. thanks for coming back. happy to see you here. let's talk about the republican race overall. you write about it regularly. where do you seeing things a standing overall? who was in the top tier, doing well? guest: donald trump, donald trump, and donald trump. we're in a strange time frame. we don't know. he has taken all the oxygen out to use a clichÉ. it makes it very difficult for anybody else, possibly with the exception of jeb bush to get any visibility, any traction. the good thing for all of them is it is is july and not november or december. we will have to see what happens to mr. trump as the months go by. mark: is he doing well? jennifer: he is definitely getting the attention. people are paying attention. but wouldn't jeb bush not mind all of the attention he is getting, since he has stayed steady? eating into the numbers for cruz and carson. mark: what you hea

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this hour major backlash as president obama tries to sell america congress, and the white house press corps on his deal with iran. one reporter though got slammed by the president when he asked the president about iran wrongfully holding americans in the most brutal prison. a marine a christian pastor and journalist still behind bars even after this agreement. and, of course, there is a former fbi agent bob levinson who vanished in iran 8 years ago. still today nowhere to be found. concern over those hostages leading to a very tense exchange at the white house. >> there are four americans in iran, three held on trumped up charges according to your administration, one whereabouts unknown. can you tell the country sir, why you are content with all the fanfare around this deal to leave the conscious of this nation, the strength of this nation unaccounted for in relation to these four americans? and last week the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said under no circumstances should there be any relief for iran in terms of ballistic missiles or conventional weapons it is perceived that that w

he had a much more compliant press corps, willing sometimes to surrender in laughter when he was asked a tough question and decided to answer it with a joke. today president obama facing a more contentious press corps presented more confidence at the podium than any president in the history of televised presidential press conferences more than kennedy. president obama confidently did something today we have never seen at a presidential press conference before. >> have we exhausted iran questions here? i think there's a helicopter coming. i'm really enjoying this iran debate. topics that may not have been touched upon, criticisms that you have heard that i did not answer. i want to make sure we are not leaving any stones unturned here. i'm just going to look -- i made some notes about the arguments that i have heard here. >> when presidents go to the microphone, there are plenty of questions that they are hoping never get asked. presidential press conference is normally a defensive affair that has the white house staff on edge dying for it to be over. today we saw a president unafraid o

in fact the president spent the day trying to sell his deal to a skeptical press, white house, press corp. and congress. tonight the leader the most powerful drug trafficking organization in the world is at large after his escape from what was supposed to be mexico's strongest maximum security prison. el chapo, with an almost $4 million reward on his head but mexico telling foreign governments including that of the united states that they don't want any help in their efforts to capture him. why? we'll have the answers. and the greek parliament has just passed a new austerity and reform package hours ago before it protests in the street of athens athens. tonight's yes vote critical for the international monetary fund some $96 billion. the protests you're looking at there turning violent just a couple of hours ago but dying down now with the vote the path is paved for more of that money to come from the european juneunion to save the bankruptcy greek government. something the president did not mention in his conference a death of kate stinely. she was murdered on a san francisco pier by an

in fact the president spent the day trying to sell his deal to a skeptical press, white house, press corp. and congress. tonight the leader the most powerful drug trafficking organization in the world is at large after his escape from what was supposed to be mexico's strongest maximum security prison. el chapo, with an almost $4 million reward on his head but mexico telling foreign governments including that of the united states that they don't want any help in their efforts to capture him. why? we'll have the answers. and the greek parliament has just passed a new austerity and reform package hours ago before it protests in the street of athens athens. tonight's yes vote critical for the international monetary fund some $96 billion. the protests you're looking at there turning violent just a couple of hours ago but dying down now with the vote the path is paved for more of that money to come from the european juneunion to save the bankruptcy greek government. something the president did not mention in his conference a death of kate stinely. she was murdered on a san francisco pier by an

the press corps followed suit. they wore loud shirts too. and they even formed a little group of which president truman referred to them as the one more club because they were always hollering oh, just one more mr. president, just one more. the house is very simple. if you go to europe you go to palaces. if you go to -- when we were allowed to go the big white house, the white house is very formal and very presidential. the little white house, reminds many of our visitors of their mom's house or their grandmother's house or perhaps a favorite aunt. it is very humbly furnished. it's a very subtle elegance about it. but i think the number one thing is that people coming in just go, i could live here. this feels like my house. and so it really is the people's house in so many ways. it's not a palace by any means. they get it. harry truman was truly human. harry truman was one of us. and it certainly would have been so out of keeping with his character had they, you know, had gilded furniture or something. it would have been inconceivable to har

mark: the press corps loves him. he is fascinating to talk to.is combative. >> the party and campaign, two-term governor sitting of ohio, and someone who is known for being a reality tv star almost only [indiscernible] >> i do not have any comment on that. there is going to be a debate and we will have the convention. we are excited. i am not going to put carts before horses. we have a month to go. mark: what does he get out of being combative? jonathan: the jousting can be amusing if it is done with a moderate, as it was done yesterday. the last thing he said was -- i was trying to ask him if he would be in cleveland for the debate and he said he is not muhammad ali. mark: you find his demeanor dramatically different than the one they put in the ad. heidi: yes. i cannot say he is the only candidate that i have seen who has a different demeanor especially when they are in washington for the first time. he did seem like he got prickly with you. he has a good relationship with the press. >> that is standard john kasich. if you ask him about it, you

truman was at everglade city dedicating the everglade national park in december of 1947 and the press corpstarted yelling at the president, are your going return to florida mr. president? and he responded by saying of course i'm coming back i have a little white house down in key west. and so the house at that time was painted gray, the navy took this as a clear indication the president was returning and so they painted the building all white. so it's no longer navy gray it's all white for the little white house. i would like to welcome to the harry s. truman little white house. it is florida's official presidential museum. and has been used by seven american presidents. it's camp david south. the little white house was built as the navy commander's home back in 1890. it served a number of various commanders over almost 100 year span. but it was slightly interrupted by presidents taft and franklin roosevelt and harry truman and dwight eisenhower and john kennedy and jimmy carter and bill clinton and department of state and department of defense and so we have a continuum through american hi

the judgment they used was they could treat the press corps covering hillary clinton like they are cattle the street and get away with it. they would deep candidate where they want her. back ground photo ops and the press not causing trouble. >> we do know there were some people who were following her with signs. they were yelling about benghazi. there were some people. anybody running for president will get heckled. it happens to everybody. now we're hearing that she's actually, her people are saying we have done what we think is best. the one-on-one retail politics. now she's ready to start talking more to the national media and she will do a great job. >> we broke that story online. and they confirmed that she will start doing national tv interviews this week. it comes just in time. when you look at these pictures i guess it was a rope a dope strategy. that would make us the dope. these are the most embarrassing political images. it sevls as a metaphor for campaigns that is trying to lasso reporters. if this had been some other campaign, it would have been a blip. because there is this

he took questions this afternoon and was so disappointed, the press corps did not ask the questions heas prepared for at one point he asked himself some questions. hyper awareness of what critics of the deal are saying. president obama: i'm hearing a lot of talking points being repeated about this is a bad deal. this is a historically bad deal. for all of the objections of prime minister netanyahu, the suggestion among critics saying i challenge those who are objecting. if the alternative is we should ring around to heal through military force, then those critics should say something. mark: he engaged not just with reporters but criticisms. did he help himself today? john: he did. he got out ahead and defined the terms that will roil washington and the rest of the country as congress fights out whether or not they will support the deal and whether or not opponents can gets enough -- enough support. mark: the best thing is to not have both chambers vote on a resolution of disapproval. or if they do that it fails. i think the white house thinks there's not that great a chance, but it is

. >> he says again in from of the press corps and i want to go home now.k: he knew you could hear? john: you spend some time with trump in baltimore. it was very un-politician like. >> trump is the anti-politician on a lot of levels, right? you bring a baby up to trump and his reaction is kind of like -- a baby? anyone who wants to have a picture with him -- ok, make it snappy, instead of making that moment to connect. >> what about chris christie with babies? >> i think he does pretty good. his image is -- i am a dad. i'm comfortable with families. i think he does pretty good on that. >> he does. mark: there is another metric besides hugging which is fundraising. he just announced his finance committee. i think once upon a time he think he would be. how were the feeling about where he stands? >> the big news was one of his cochairs. i think the feeling within the campaign is that was really a good get for them. she is someone who was vital in the business world, incredibly wealthy and powerful. i think they were pretty happy with that. >> and with carly f

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john: press secretary jay carney once told the white house press corps that he could be making something another one. a big crowd today. did something important happen i 'm missing? matt: mike mcclintock. first press conference. they're excited. john: great. here we go -- "i've got a couple margaritas getting warm right now." mike: not mike. he doesn't drink margaritas. john: robert gibbs. the next one. a press secretary said, see yesterdays non-response. matt: ooh. i could see mike saying that. but i don't remember saying that. if i had to pick, i'm going to say mike mcclintock. john: no! that is something something he might have said. but jay carney said that. he is turning out to be a master of absurdist quips. any questions? i will do the first one myself. why are you so damn handsome? matt: mike mcclintock. john: a memorable line. in response to a question, the president won't tell me. matt: real. john: real. it's true again jay carney. , he is a repeat offender. finally we have the last quote -- matt: mike mcclintock. john: you got that one quickly. matt walsh, you're the best. we

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so jason, the press corps wants to talk about donald trump and his comments about mexicans but perry'swas very interesting for a republican. what is he up to here? >> i think he is making the case that liberal governance has not done a lot for black america, and he says just look at the track record here. look at cities that liberals have run from chicago to detroit to washington, d.c., to baltimore and look how blacks are faring in these places. the big problem is poor political representation. >> and contrast that with results in texas. >> exactly. and he says they like to talk about income equality but they don't talk about the simple cost of living what zoning laws have done to san francisco in terms of driving -- >> high taxes. the difficulty of starting your own business and so forth. he thinks blacks would be better off taking advantage of our two-party system and he's right. the left takes the black vote for granted, and he even criticizes the republican party for not doing more black outreach. it's very encouraging to see a republican speaking this way. >> dan, what do you thi

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thethanks by the way for press corps, that makes life easier for all of us to know where he is stayingrson says, the business pages of the standard yesterday note that the new greek finance minister was at oxford, so he could hopefully argue like a grown-up. interesting what people are saying here. yvonne: it's just his first day. not too much time left before the deal deadline. a lot of pressure. not to me whether, after the fight of the century he won 200 million dollars. but apparently he is getting stripped of his title, because he missed a deadline to pay the $200,000.g fee, from the fight and to vacate the junior middleweight title he also held. he holds like three of the scorecards. according to the rules, you are supposed to show which when you want to stay in. zeb: that is helping the association make money. yvonne: some people say it doesn't even matter to him. not like he deserved in the first race according -- first place, according to some people. one more last week, some people say it doesn't really matter, the legendary behind it is what matters. zeb: and he will have to

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the images of the press corps corralled at the event adding that hillary clinton is shielded from theraordinary, extraordinary senses of entitlement. joining us tonight, political consultant ashley pratte. and pulitzer prize-winning columnist fox news contributor michael goodwin, ashley, if you were working for the press, would you get in a rope line and walk backwards at the bidding of the candidate you're supposed to be covering, for crying out loud? >> no, because i don't think i'm branded like a cattle. they should call her out for this, and being a resident of new hampshire for 25 years of my life, i'm appalled by this because the parades are a tradition that's meant to make yourself accessible to voters, to the press, that's all the beauty of the new hampshire first in the nation primary. kennedy: arbly, you are so right, i completely lapsed, and forgive me because hillary clinton is synonymous with access. >> right, and transparency and wait, the best one is that she's entitled to the nomination which is why she can get away with this. kennedy: what do you think? the national m

>> he looks presidential he has the of bully pulpit and the press corps plus joe biden has the experienceut also to be the vice president. he would be a formidable opponent and the clinton people are concerned a coronation is not going according to plan and the polling shows that. >> that the family is going through very difficult time after the tragic loss of his son so any speculation of the views of the vice president about his political future premature and inappropriate. so what is inappropriate so let's move on. so exactly how much money. >> it appears that way. with the presidential campaign he will start seeing that in the fox news debate what the reports will show is how much money these republican candidates have and they have to start spending a. lot are not where they want to me they have to start making noise and you will see much more engagement between the republicans in the coming months. liz: everybody knows donald trump is the man to beat in just six days and there is a question about his running mate of march to bin. a billionaire businessman and a sports team owner. su

this issue, to just get out there, take on the tough questions, mix it up with the white house press corp. at the same time though when the president disapproved he let some folks have it. >> please have a seat. >> reporter: president obama openly addressed the proverbial gorillas in the room. >> this deal is not contingent on iran changing its behavior. it's not contingent on iran suddenly operating like a liberal democracy. it solves one particular problem, which is making sure iran doesn't have a bomb. explain specifically where it is they think this agreement does not prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. and why they're right and people like ernie moniz is wrong, why the rest of the world is wrong, and then present an alternative. >> reporter: that's not all he took issue with. >> there are four americans in iran three held on trumped up charges, one whereabouts unknown. can you tell the country, sir, why you are content with all the fanfare around this deal to leave the conscience of this nation the strength of this nation unaccounted for in relation to these four americans. >

. >> diplomatic sources who are always briefing their favorites in the press corps have suggested that there is this demand by the iranians to include iran's ballistic missile program as part of the bundle of arrangements that are dealt with under the banner of its nuclear program and that this is what the other parties to these talks are taking exception to. is that how you understand it? >> well, that is one potentially one of these eight sticking points that are on the list. yes, when you look back at the u.n. security council sanctions that are against iran and are related to its nuclear program there are sanctions that aren't directly related to nuclear. they're related to conventional weaponry and there are those ballistic missiles and also the overall arms embargo on iran. we believe that is part of the difficulties and most of the difficulties we're told are about the whole way this deal will be implemented so about that u.n. sanctions route and the timing of that. we believe that is one of the sticking points, but not the only sticking point. we do believe certainly from mr. l

. >> when we last joined captain sensitive, he was battling his fierce archenemy, the press corps.ad been status quo until a brave young warrior named major garret -- that is his real name -- dared to rise and speak. >> can you tell the country, sir, why you are con tekt to leave the conscious of thf nation, the strength of this nation unaccounted for in relation to these four americans? >> that's nonsense, and you should know better. >> captain sensitive won't b stand for that sort of abuse, and many agree, he shouldn't have to. >> to put the question in that form, i was at home watching it going wait a minute, you know? it was a little out of -- >> when you look at the language the way it was loaded. capitulation, are you content? did you hang the joint chiefs of staff out to dry? there are different ways to ask questions. there's a fine line, especially maybe i'm old school standing in the east room, a fine line between asking a tough question and maybe crossing that line a little bit and being disrespe disrespectful. >> you watch the press just jump all over major garret. why w

the toughest questions, not from fashion bloggers or comedians but from the good old white house press corp he used plain language, p. so the looser approach we've been seeing from the president lately although at the same time when he disapproved he let some folks have it. >> please have a seat. >> reporter: president obama openly addressed the proverbial gorillas in the room. >> this deal is not contingent on iran changing its behavior. it's not contingent on iran suddenly operating like a liberal democracy. it solves one particular problem, which is making sure they don't have a bomb. >> reporter: the president challenged critics in congress. >> explain specifically where it is that they think this agreement does not prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon and why they're right and people like ernie moniz is wrong, why the rest of the world is wrong. and then prevent an alternative. >> reporter: but that's not all he took issue with. his annoyance reaching ahead in this exchange. >> there are four americans in iran three held on trumped up charges, according to your administration one

the action frustrating many in the press corps attempting to ask her questions. kristen fisher is live with more. >> the clinton came pain is well known for its ability to keep the press at bay. but this takes it to a whole new level. this wasn't any rope line. this was a moving rope line that kept the press away from the candidate as she walked in a fourth of july parade. they brought out the rope because they were afraid the press pack would block the view of the parade. they caused the use of the rope line a sad joke that's insulting. ted cruz announced today that his campaign campaigned with the super pac have raised more than $51 million in less than four months. it puts him in the top tier of republican candidates in terms of fund-raising. cruz was on one of the sunday morning shows talking about same-sex marriages. listen. >> it is profoundly troubling when you have supreme court justices not following their judicial oath and taking the role of policymakers and legislators rather than being judges. >> one of his opponents chris christie closely disagreed wi

there is a point when they will make over to the point look over to the press corps to make sure thate got it. they are very alert that we got there. >> some of them are cranky. >> we love those days. so entertaining when one of them is in a very bad mood makes it super interesting they are all very cordial. >> now, you are very successful here because you are on the factor. once you get on the factor that's it? >> no matter what i have done at fox, didn't matter, when i started showing up on the factor my mom called me and she is like you made it. >> truth serum. >> my baby has made it. >> that's right. baby has made it for the truth serum. that's two thirds of the state, right. >> i talked to the senator about this. i wanted to understand more about what he was saying. >> i must say that shannon bream is a sunny presence. she is. she is not acting. it's annoying sometimes. happy wednesday. but you are really like that. >> i do mean that. >> southern lady and you have a good optimistic viewpoint. >> i do. >> we are happy to have you on the did you know that. >> the pleasure is mine.

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the press corps is ready to but the heads with the president on if it is deserved are you hearing rumblings about concerns over the deal? >> clearly there is a lot of experience here in the room. and so when you talk to the journalist that cover the white house for a great deal of time they are listening carefully to language. and sometimes in broadbrush they hear the consumption for the public. but what they are looking at is getting down in the details and making a rigorous study of what the deal says but as we wait for the congressional leaders to look at what is in the deal we'll have more questions. it is also fair to say there is skepticism here because the experience is not only for this administration but previous administrations dealing with the irans is no sure thing. they don't expect this thing to be a broadbrush and everything is perfect and we moved on and forgot the past. this is another step in making sure that the iranians are doing what they are supposed to do to reaerp the sanctioned relief. jon. >> we are waiting for the president. kevin, thank you very much. and back to

in fact the president spent the day trying to sell his deal to a skeptical press, white house, press corpress. tonight the leader the most powerful drug trafficking organization in the world is at large after his