paul: from 2012, it was ultimately romney versus santorum and romney won. in that race won. he lost the general election but he won the primary. why couldn't biden do the same thing near. >> there's a little bit of a difference. the wild card is does the left come together and rally behind a single candidate. if you have four or five left candidates and biden is the only one there, it's very possible joe biden will be the nominee. the second big difference is how money is raised. mitt romney had big super pacs, big donors. the other candidates had small dollar donors. small dollars has become the most important way to raise money. biden is not a particularly good small dollar donor. elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, they're much better. as time goes on, i think they might have a financial advantage over biden. paul: on the point about electability, though, let me push back again because you have electability in the polling that i've seen, the democratic primary voters say that is their number one concern and, why, because they really, really, really don't l

my name is nema romney, i have been a native of san francisco all my life.uld first like to thank our mayor for taking out her busy schedule to come down and support us. [applause] in no specific order, i also like to thank the p.u.c., oewd, brown and cobb -- caldwell, black and fitch, salt wash, jacob engineering, and emerson. last but never least, i would like to thank andrea baker and peugeot, without their opportunity a would not be standing here today. [applause] i opened so bull october 27th, 2017 with the joys and dreams of becoming a business owner. i have bounced around san francisco because of the permit process that san francisco has in place. so when andrea reached out to me , i could not resist. my grandmother has lived in -- i have lived in bayview all my life. have patience. so the decision to be part of bayview was not hard to make at all. we are facing our challenges, but with the support and the help of our community, as well as bayview with big h., i hope we have high hopes that high dreams of how far this space can go. again, i like to th

was a democratic congresswoman from maryland, lonnie chen, top adviser, former top adviser to mitt romneynd charlie sykes is an msnbc contributor. charlie, when we were talking about how to sort of put all this together today, the comment i kept making was, well, there's nothing new. everything that is happening right now, every, you know, whether -- that you would think, boy this should be a big story. this should be a big story. it's all sitting out there, and there is this sort of fatigue or numbness, i don't know what to call it. what do you call it? >> no, there is the normalization. it the numbness. you know, you have all of those things, which have been present since he came down the escalator, but it feels like just another tuesday in trump world, and i think for a lot of the supporters, including the republican party -- and i'm probably going to be accused of fat shaming here, when you think about it, a 900 pound man doesn't worry about eating one more twinkie. the republican party is like that, except it's gorged with trump's craziness, with his corruption, with all of the lies

when obama, when the obama campaign did the same thing to mitt romney, 8 donors to mitt romney, one ofnors the obama campaign exposed them for donating to mitt romney. one of them got audited by the irs and the labor department went after another. >> it's completely unfair. i am glad to see some people in the media calling him out. but i have to think if this were the opposite and a republican had done this. the fallout would be much more severe and this story tbhobt news for a lot longer than it will be. but kudos to those journalists who are being honest and calling them out. this is a dangerous path to go down. targeting every day americans for supporting a certain candidate and shaping them. it puts lives at risk and it's scary. liz: we'll have more on this tomorrow. kimberly strassel will join us. empire star jussie smollett asking a judge to toss out chicago's lawsuit demanding the disgraced actor pay back the money chicago spent investigating the hate crime hoax against himself. monica lewinsky is going to produce the new season of american crime story. it will be about the impe

romney was considered a bit of a lightweight. this did not persuade the skeptical public that he had the rains are the guts to become the next commander in chief. eugene mccarthy rose to the occasion. brainwashed, he said when told of romney's gash. would have been sufficient. it was during that 1968 race of the election, that the nixon campaign pulled off a dirty trick that i argued, in my book, was worse than anything he did outward. in october of that year, lyndon johnson announced that he had reached an agreement for peace talks with the north vietnamese. after urging the soviet union, which was the north's armor and supplier, the united states would suspend bombing in southeast asia. return, the russians promised lyndon johnson that hanoi would engage in productive talks. then there was a hitch, the south vietnamese refused to join the talks. johnson was curious. just furious. -- furious. you can her this on the johnson tapes that are online. all the more so when he learned that a nixon campaign official had been heard on an

they know to go to mitt romney now to trash the president of the united states.and god rest his soul, he's the new john mccain. that's what he is. and he wants to be that because maybe he harbors a desire the run again. i don't know what it is. he comes from the very, very red state that's unaffected by a lot of what's going on in california and some of these other states. you'd think he'd be a leader for conservativism and so forth. he's not. the president of the united states has to fight these people. the president of the united states stared down mexico with a 5% tariff, and the republicans are going to the media and talking about, well, we can't do this and we can't do that. meanwhile, what the hell have they done? mitch mcconnell's been there 412 years. what has he done about the border? [laughter] absolutely nothing serious. it's a big problem. and you're right, they would never do anything like this to obama. ever, ever, ever. they walk in lock step. nancy pelosi stares at one of them, they melt. they back off. kevin mccarthy stares at one of them and the

lies in that his policies are not working and trying to turn them around is it not a big risk there romney you know in incurring the wrath of saudi arabia for going against them well they really don't have much choice the saudis are going to have to do something similar and the answer to all this of course is if you really are worried about the iranians most of the accusations they make about iran are exaggerated but there are some genuine concerns that people have with iran arabs and foreigners and others but if you are concerned then the way to deal with them is the way that obama did which is negotiate with them and come to an agreement so i think what we're starting to see but the. move to talk about fishing and maritime stuff they're now starting to explore the waters for a negotiated process rather than a military one and sanctions and all that the only answer in that region is a regional security framework that all of the countries and iran and maybe a few others work on together in the saudis have to be a part of that process to hussein how do you think the who will view this sort

together in 2012 and mitt romney talked a lot stewart, as you'll recall, about standing up to china,abeling the currency manipulator. trump is executing what republicans have been talking about for years. the next step rally international support and force china to play by the rules. that would be a good use of time. >> scott, mitt romney said russia is the number one national security threat of the country. trump hasn't backed it up. i have to ask you did this president instead of rallying u.s. allies to join him in standing up to china's trade malpractice has attacked with some of the same weapons including tariffs. how does that work to america's benefit if he needs those allies on his side? >> well, i mean, the president has views he made clear in the campaign he wanted to take the nation down this route. it's worked to our benefit in some cases and the verdict is still out. the short-term pain could be worth the long-term gain. russia should not be readmitted to the g 7. that would be a huge mistake. they should be punished for it. the reality is the president is making a big be

romney. gen: powell: i said putin. [laughter] host: you did. gen: powell: see what happens when you work with these guys? host: i wasn't entirely sure. in a moment we're going to take some questions from our audience, but i want to ask you very seriously right now, if you got your calls returned, and if you were in the discussions these days about policy, two quick questions. hat would your what would your key message be about, syria or iran? gen: powell: on syria, it is extremely difficult. i know president assad. i've worked with him. i've met with him in damascus. he lies constantly. you can't believe or trust him on anything. but necessary solid control still of the country, even with all of the troubles that he is facing. and he is of the minority group, as was his father. his father went through something like this and killed 80,000 people so. these are brutal folks who are not going to give up power easily. and even if they were to leave power easily or otherwise, it's not entirely clear what it is we'd be supporting on the other side. s

democrats latched on to that statement and used it against romney.the state fair, and don't address too fancy for the occasion. man alive. fried butter, love it. >> there is a lot of butter, there is even a cow made out of butter. but i will caucus goers are not just judging presidential candidates on what they say on the soap book soapbox, they areg them by what they eat. there are dos and don'ts that go along with that and for any candidate wanting to win, the first rule of thumb, anything on a stick is fine except for corn dogs. campaign advisors warned their candidates not to pull a rick perry and michele bachmann and chow down on a dog, but meet as king here in iowa. but the biggest scandal is he was skimpy on a tip. congresswoman tulsi gabbard, but there is a lot of meat to go around here. >> shepard: what about the famous iowa pork chops that some candidates have tangled with in the past? >> this is what you are a thing happen behind me. this is and he's been grilling pork chops at the iowa state fair for the past 27 years. they go through abo

conversations] >> how about mitt romney is going to put african-americans back in chains. >> right. the only thing he's ever chained was his dog to his roof on a family road trip. >> hardly the same offense. >> seamus romney. >> that was not an e-mail i was expecting to have on the bingo card. [laughter] american farmers make up a big chunk of president trump's base, but they're feeling the brunt of his trade war with china. will the president's ongoing battle with beijing ultimately test their loyalty e? could it end up costing him next year's election? jonathan hoenig, there he is, he's doing some math for us next. ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we need to get back to work. [ applause and band playing ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ [ text notification now that you have] new dr. scholl's massaging gel advanced insoles with sof

and all i know is he got elected president and mitt romney did not. and john mccain did not. >> we are not done yet. i know there are 1000 more questions, but before you leave, you've been here before, we've given you a reagan hat and a reagan jacket and various things. >> i use all those, >> i know you do. mark has a studio called the reagan studio filled with extraordinary things and i was trying to think what can begin to mark as a gift for coming all the way out here and we decided what to do. if you could uncover that. there is a statue. [applause] [applause] >> when you visit the united states capital and going to the great potential you will see the statue of ronald reagan that will stand there for 1000 years and this is a replica of that and on it it says to mark live in, a true american, thank you. [applause] >> that is beautiful. there are not many of those. [applause] >> i wonder if tsa will let me bring that on the plane. this is a magnificent institution. this is a great library. i love coming here. the history of ronald reagan is so cruc

some of the latest numbers coming from mitt romney's office. he was talking about legislation on this issue, he pegged it at 864,000. oft is approximately 14% u.s. employers. who are that 14%? guest: mainly bigger employers. it is 14% of employers, but about 50% or more of all new hires. mcdonald's now uses e-verify. it used to be the biggest employer of illegal immigrants in the country just because it is such an huge employer anyway. one of the ways ordinary people can check is that employers that use it will have a sticker on their door, or some kind of logo. we have it on our website, because we have used it for years. you have to get an ok from e-verify to do that. that is one of the ways you can check. in a lot of cases, illegal immigrants themselves will keep an eye on that. if they see that, they will go and apply somewhere else. host: talking about e-verify, if yes questions or comments, call in. (202) 748-8000 if you're a democrat. (202) 748-8001 if you're republican. (202) 748-8002 if you're independent. and business owners, a specia

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kudos to lisa law and the hog farm, hugh romney, and others. host: here is some more background on that commune. >> we brought in a group called the hog farm. that was you romney at the time, now wavy gravy. they were a commune. they were used to setting up big outdoor facilities. they did organic gardening. the food was organic. this was the first time anyone had really seen granola. more than what they provided in terms of talent, there was a vibe, if you will. welcoming everybody, getting them situated, getting them to understand it is now their job to welcome the next group and get them situated. that started this whole idea of sharing responsibility and that we were all in this together. that is what started to bring the community together. made it aat probably success when 200,000 turned into 500,000. everything had to stretch. host: some more background on that commune. we're hearing from people who were there 50 years ago this weekend. jamie from florida, good morning. caller: i was there back in 1969. i caught a ride with six of my fri

president trump agreed to a meeting with iranian president romney. pres.: if the correct, ies were would agree to that. at the in the meantime, they have to be good players. if they do that, they will be met with very violent force. caroline: let's bring in the national editor for bloomberg in washington. we had someone earlier saying that rouhani doesn't actually run iran. where you stand on how important a meeting would be? >> any meeting would be historic. these are two leaders who haven't had those kind of talks in 40 years. i think any decision by the irradiance to meet with donald trump would require the supreme leader's consent for it to take place. that is just one of the hurdles. the other from the u.s. side is opposition in the u.s. congress, opposition from other members of his own administration, and opposition from key allies like saudi arabia and israel. all of them have a shared interest in seeing iran remain on the defensive. joe: isolating iran is a major goal for a significant contingent of thinkers, politicians, security experts in d.c.

people living along the banks of the nile river have suffered the most because of the floods what romney has become a largely empty town with most of its houses either partially underwater or completely destroyed many of the people here have sought shelter at a nearby camp and those who remain are waiting to leave with their belongings as well. those who have moved to the camp say they're worried about how long they'll have to stay there are warnings there now could continue to swell. we're now in a camp that we don't own anything i have left with only one of my children i can't continue to live in a camp where there are little services in the army we don't want i had already thing but for the government to give us a plot of land to stay on to give us lands to compensate for the ones we have lost in the floods the disaster management committee in would say they are also other concerns are the people you don't even and then there's at least 1200 families but not enough tents there are no lights or electricity we need the authorities to respond with more tents and there's an issue of acces

. >> he did do much, much better eking out an iowa win over eventual nominee mitt romney.is now with us. i wanted to have you here because senator gillibrand, i wasn't trying to beat her up, senator gillibrand, mr. yang, they're all trying to make this decision now. for some of them it's going to be can i go to iowa or new hampshire and camp out and somehow get from 2% to whatever the victory line or at least top two or three is. can they? what do they have to do? >> hypothetically they can. i just think it's tougher in this case and it's tougher because of a couple of reasons. in republican primaries, already lots of lanes. there's the establishment lane, there's the social conservative lane, there's the libertarian lane, there's the populist lane, which donald trump -- in the democratic party there's two lanes. and so there's just a lot more people in each lane. and it just makes it a lot harder. i would say that it's possible, but again, the fact that there's so many candidates. when i ran, there were seven or eight and you got on the stage. now half the folks may be of

i keep looking at mitt romney.myself so desperate some days, i'm rooting for mitt romney to speak up. even the kind of dull characters in politics look like they would be better off than what we got now. who is going to challenge trump? you're saying everybody is afraid of him. chris, i don't know, because you need somebody who can stand in front of the world and say this guy's unfit. he is a bully and a coward. it's got to be somebody who can make the moral case against trump. and hey, chris, it's a bar fight. some republican has to punch him in the face every single day. because i'll tell you right now, if somebody doesn't, chris, the republicans are going to get wiped out in 2020. if a republican doesn't present a strong challenge to him and punch this coward in the face every day, the republican party is going to have a hard time coming back. >> you know, it's hard for me to suggest today, because my whole part of the country, the northeast has two republicans left, pat toomey and susan collins. and one of them

. >> china, we had this conversation in 2012 when mitt romney was named them a currency manipulator.t that time the chinese had really been pushing their currency down in order to support exports. it was true. it was unfair competition. that story is seven years old. they haven't been doing that anymore. they change their strategy and they have been pushing the currency up, except they stopped briefly. i think it was sort of a threat. >> right. >> see what will happen if we stop doing this? but then they came back today and they set new guidance. so everyone is oh, it broke through 7. there is more than to a dollar. the chinese have their own domestic reasons why they might not want to devalue the currency, but it shows we can do this thing and it will wreak havoc on the u.s. stock market and who knows what it will mean. it's not just china, it has big effects on south korea, japan. you could have a big mess in the global trading situation that would have negative economic effects there and here. >> what i'm hearing from you is the actual economic effects at each level are manageable

take 2012 when mitt romney tried to make barack obama a one-term president.ey went to the fair and got heckled by iowans who wanted him to raise taxes on corporations. romney responded by saying corporations are people. then of course there's 2015. donald trump wanted this visual to stick with him where at least with the voters. he arrived at the fair in his own helicopter and offered up helicopter rides to children. he used it as the backdrop for his entire visit and told voters he was along to spend $1 billion of his own cash for his maga campaign. all right. that wraps up things for me here this hour. i'm filling in for katy tur. ali velshi picks things up right now. >> i have to say can i check out what kind of loafers you're wearing? >> i don't have anything that fancy. um, here's the question. the pig's name was pork chop? >> seems so. >> that's a little foreshadowing. >> no, i'm being told no. >> all right. so it wasn't named "porkchop." because i think if you're a pig named pork chop you need to change your name. good afternoon. >>> we have break news

romney, mr. superman, those of us here and around the country, you better start examining the issues and what all these folks stand for and not only what they say they will do. more of what they are able to do because of the political strength of their party. we are in charge of this now. not the super pac's and rich guys writing checks to people. american people have to back away from the far left and far right. back away from the television commentators commenting on other commentators and start taking a hard look at where we are and what we are doing. [applause] this is for the commentators. were you saying that the cuts that would take effect, if nothing else happens, that is doable? do you think you would be sounding the alarm? will notll: i think it happen, even though it is on the books. in my judgment it will not happen. i don't think it is going to happen because the catholic once is -- because the consequences will be too severe for domestic spending and defense spending. they are alrea

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they were profiting from the blunders of his rival, george romney. mitt romney's dad was the republican front-runner until he attended to change his position on the vietnam war. he claimed he had been brainwashed by the pentagon. romney was considered a bit of a lightweight. eugene mccarthy rose to the occasion. brainwashed? he said a light rents would have been -- rinse would have been sufficient. it was during that 1968 race that the eve of the next and campaign pulled off a dirty trick that was worse than anything he did at work. in october of that year, lyndon johnson announced that he had reached an agreement for peace talks. at the urging of the soviet union, the u.s. would suspend bombing in southeast asia. said they would engage in productive talks. then there was a hitch, the south vietnamese refused to join the talks. johnson was curious. you can her this on the johnson tapes that are online. this on the -- hear this on the johnson tapes that are online. there were tapes urging saigon to drag its feet. a better deal was promised if nixon wa

there today but tensions must still be pretty high their health authorities been responding to the romney. authorities have put out a statement in response to today's rally they said that they're particularly on set . upset that one of the key complaints of protesters today one of the key themes is today is to to accuse the police if brutality in their handling of protests in recent weeks that authorities have said that the police have been violently attacked themselves in authority say that they are fully behind the police cause here now what we have seen is a real hardening of rhetoric day from beijing in response to these weeks of protests that is common tandem we've seen that we've seen all the peoples police the chinese paramilitary on the border with hong kong said people of course given that are going to be watching very closely for statements coming out of authorities in hong kong and beijing challenged doesn't pull in hong kong thanks very much. several line grunts who are among a group stranded on a rescue ship off the coast of italy's lampedusa island have jumped overboard in a

the lot in the country roger let's leave it there for the time being a moment of ruse romney speaking to us from kabul thank you so much for that. that's a fun obvious show to check out other stories on did have a dog. on facebook and try to. relieve it now with some of this week's striking images of the protests in town called protests that are becoming increasingly violent with your. first. post to news of species. or see if you can. get those are big changes and most start with small steps that can. tell stories of creationist people and innovative projects around the world. the news the culture the climate the loosest green solutions and before station. crew to interactive content to choose the next generation doesn't want to touch on the. odd channels available to inspire people to take action. and more determined to do something here for the next generation. the environment series of global 3000. and all mine. policymakers a trembling as president trumps trade war widens a global spillover from the us china taft dispute is materializing with a trio of central banks announced a s

this one worked running against somebody like mitt romney.hink it would work against somebody who was a program to candidate. but they are running against the guy who won by just saying whatever he had to say, being himself. sometimes he's not politically correct, so it doesn't work. they should spend less time trying to do this and trying to figure out, hey, who are rerunning against and if we actually win, dominic. say what he's got to say. >> juan: that's why he walks up behind hillary clinton and looks like a -- he does all of these things. >> he makes mistakes. he makes mistakes, one, but it's real. he's that dominic got that feel of this is how he would feel. >> juan: that's why when i sit around, i get all the women who have accused bill clinton and have a panel. >> greg: it's a show for him. >> juan: he is an authentic showman. >> greg: who got to wrap this up. marianne still not the debate. he reportedly videotaped everything that's got the feds just rated. ♪ if your glasses aren't perfect, we'll fix them. so will we...no we won't! [

george romney. mitt romney's dad was republican front runner until attempting to change his position on the vietnam war. he claimed that he had been brainwashed by the pentagon. romney was considered a bit of a lightweight and this does not persuade a skeptical public that he had the brains and guts to be the commander-in-chief. eugene mccarthy rose to the occasion. brainwashed, he said, a light wash would have been sufficient. it was during that race on the eve of the election that the nixon campaign pulled off a dirty trick that i argue in my book was worse than anything he did. in october lyndon johnson announced he had reached an agreement for peace talks with the north vietnamese. at the urging of the soviet union which was the armor and supplier, the united states would suspend bonding in asia and and returns the russians promised johnson that hanoi would engage in productive talks. that's the word the russians use. but then there was a hitch, the south vietnamese refused to join the talks. jo

>> how about mitt romney? >> where's mitt romney?tered down statement -- >> any republicans that have called out donald trump? >> alex? >> specifically the president, no. mitt romney released a statement calling out the action of that kind of rhetoric, but never said the president's name. we're working -- we're trying to get republicans on the show. we have offered many of them to appear, but so far they have all declined. >> so no republicans will come on this show and call out the president of the united states for inspiring white supremacy. not one. >> not yet. not the ones that we have asked. >> wow. >> okay. well, we're also following today other than that sad, pathetic display -- >> spineless. >> the trade fight with china, which sent the stock market tumbling yesterday. steve rattner is here with the charts. "morning joe" will be right back. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats

just last week residents of what romney had been helping people in neighboring areas who were the 1st to be affected by the floods now they need assistance as they try to salvage the little they have left if they're not relocate it they'll be forced to wait for the floodwaters to retreat so they can go back home or to what was once home he will morgan al-jazeera would probably. hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes after flooding and landslides in japan 2 people have died and emergency warnings been issued for parts of the northern island of. tropical storm dorian has caused power outages and downed trees in the caribbean islands of barbados and solutia is now threatening puerto rico with a direct hit people in this u.s. territory been stockpiling goods and boarding up their homes as they continue to recover 2 years after being struck by how it can maria dorrian is forecast to bring heavy rains and could approach hurrican strength president drums declared an emergency ahead of the storm's arrival. the u.s. and mexico have reached a deal 8 months ago it

syrian capital late on saturday prime minister netanyahu said the raids were aimed at preventing any romney and drone strike. but. if someone rises to kill you rise up and kill them. in a complicated operation by all security forces we determine the iran's quds force dispatched a special units of shiite militants into syria to kill israelis in the golan heights with explosive drones with great determination and imperfect israeli army operational and intelligence fashion we preempted them and thwarted this attack which we asked political analysts for their views on the israeli operation and how it could affect the reach benjamin netanyahu has been generally cautious and has he. he has learned from past experience mostly by he's pretty certain that it is not useful for a prime minister put being incompetent to launch a campaign immediately on the eve of an election because usually depravity resented and the public is going to punish if it is true that israel did violate iranian airspace then there is probably a very good reason for it because iran is a global supporter of terror iran is a cou

welcome back you're watching observe me sell romney reminds of our top stories protesters in hong kong have launched a rare citywide strike blocking trains tunnels and major intersections there's anger over the government's handling of protests against the now shelved extradition bill and china's influence on the territory. is accusing the protesters of trying to destroy hong kong. india's prime minister is holding a cabinet meeting the situation in the indian administered kashmir is likely to be discussed the government has imposed an indefinite security lockdown in parts of the area prominent local politicians have been put under house arrest phone lines are down and the internet is not working. the u.s. president has responded to too much shootings in which $29.00 people were killed in just 24 hours he says hate has no place in america but donald trump was silent on the issue of gun law the 1st shooting in el paso texas targeted saturday morning shoppers at a department store 20 people died including 6 mexicans it's being investigated as a domestic terrorism case and possible hate c

romney was already considered a bit of a lightweight, and this did not persuade a skeptical public that he had the brains or the guts to be the next commander in chief, and eugene mccarthy, brainwashed, a light rinse would have been sufficient. [ laughter [ laughter ] it was during that 1968 race on the eve of the election that the ni nixon campaign pulled off a dirty trick that i argue in my book was worse than anything he did in watergate. in october of that year he announced he reached an agreement for peace talks with the north vietnamese. at the urging of the soviet union, which was the north's armor and supplier, the united states would suspend bombing in southeast asia, and in return the russians promised lyndon johnson that hanoi would engage in productive talks. productive was the word the russians used. the south vietnamese refused to join the talks. johnson was furious, and you can hear these on the johnson tapes, which are online. all the more so when he learned that anna shanult a nixon campaign official had been heard on an american wiretap of the saigon's embassy in washi

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