right. >> i got bruises. >> yeah, well, back to rusty here.the caption he says to himself, four years ago he was just learning how to juggle a ball. and remembers watching videos. >> look how far he's come since then. this dude is ligit. >> that's all for now. but if you're looking for more great viral videos, check >>> tonight, the firestorm. president trump and race. the president declaring today "i don't have a racist bone in my body." the effort to condemn the president in congress. how far will it go? and our correspondent tonight asking lawmakers on the hill to go on the record about what the president tweeted about those four congresswomen. and you'll see as many try to avoid the question. >>> outrage in new york city tonight. the officer in the eric garner case will not face federal charges. his family tonight saying the justice department failed us. >>> bracing for dangerous heat tonight. 15 states on alert from texas to the northeast. it will feel like 108 in d.c., 106 in new york city. and the warnings about the potential for anothe

. [ laughter ] do you know who ira glass is [ dog barks oh, of course you do we love public radio, rustyrks back in my day, tiger woods wasn't shocking the world by winning the masters. back in my day, we were shocked if tiger did win the masterslos "jeepers, i wonder if something's wrong with him." and then, we found out, and we're like, "yeesh." [ laughter ] back in my day, doctors weren't 3-d printing body organs for patients, cod buckles. back in my day, the only time we printed organs was when we put our butts on the copy machine, printed out a hundred copies, and then, handed them out at the office christmas party [ laughter ] [ dog barks that's right, rusty. at one time, the butt was considered an organ. [ dog barks well, i personally don't think they smell good, but to each their own. [ dog barks back in my day, we didn't have denim underwear, wafflecock. [ laughter ] back in my day, if you wanted something rough and uncomfortable rubbing up against your junk, you had to ride the subway at rush hour. [ laughter ] [ light applause ] back in my day, people weren't getting cancelled

her level rises significantly from the first two rounds where it was pretty low level, little bit rustytches coming in, but she had the real deal today and you started think may be she can when there is a list of 2a to try an equal that corridor is. fascinating and as we know, it could potentially face her on that side of the job, i did think the champion will be from that side of it? you can't underestimate her because she has a big serve, i struggled a little bit but managed to get the job done yesterday, so still some names in there and i think you can't rule out konta because actually the women's is really interesting, if something like the start of nine different women who had the last ten grand slam and for the man it's only about 52 out of 57 so it's very different from the men's? it's wide open. if he is open. if he has opened this year, many things and be. what we know serena felt she needed match time this year. well andy murray was in action in the men's doubles, befoe he was due to take to court again in the mixed doubles alongside serena williams. but if he is to win a doub

now he finds himself back out on the open, and he admits necessary rest has left his game rusty. quite as sharp as i would like to have it right now. i made a conscious effort to cut back on my schedule to make sure i don't play too much. i want to play for as long as i possibly can, and you have to understand that if i play a lot i won't be out here that long. he finds himself in wild and unfamiliar country. bought rush hasn't hosted the open since 1941, it is a perilous course only known to a few on the tour. rory mcilroy is as close to home as possible. even for a man who has won four majors, winning this would be special. a man who has won four majors, winning this would be speciallj don't get that emotional with golf but if it were to happen, i don't know what the emotions would be. it would definitely take a lot for me not to burst out crying. we are definitely expecting a different kind of waterworks. much has changed in northern ireland since max faulkner was victorious 60 years ago. if you go by the forecast, one thing hasn't. and full details of all the tee times for th

rusty taylor, you may not know her name but her work is timeless.many mouth's and she has died. >> you need a bath. >> a bath? >> yes, i path! don't worry, i'll make it smell so clean and spray perfume! >> shepard: the disney ceo announcing the death saying she and many mouth's partner for more than three decades to entertain millions around the world. she also lent her work to the disney docs doxxed. >> the real treasure expect ever quit searching ! why is this upside down? >> shepard: she voiced a handful of animated characters and aside from disney including the twins from the simpsons. >> why can't you be more like a -- yes. they know how to behave. >> shepard: she was married to the actor who voiced mickey mouse until his death a decade ago. according to a disney she said i never wanted to be famous. the characters i do are famous and that's fine for me. rusty taylor, the voice of many a 75 years old. the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescri

because it protects the house from the rusty limestone ridge. very inconspicuous, very firm line down the hill, that is bunny. she makes her own planting plans. simple, the start of her very large vocabulary of plants. in a stable courtyard stands a gate. the cornell archives have only one sheet of drawings from bunny mellon, and that is this gate and a fence. others nearby had full complement of gardens and landscapes and features and steps, but one gate and one fence was enough and bunny could do the rest. she writes articles for stacy's paper. one was called chewing and ugs.ing book so, she knew from what she spoke. this is one of a number of great neverland-ish things she bought. she buys gardening books and reads them. she was a wonderful reader. one person i picked up on someone called eleanor sinclair rose, a writer who teaches bunny about herbs and small flowers through her books. she has seven of rose's books in the collection at her library. the absence in any of bunny's gardens of neat borders may display rose's influence, i think. th

but she showed no signs of rustiness as she came through this one in straight sets. is safely through to the second round. as we know, serena williams has not won a grand slam title since 2017 at the australian open and she is desperate to try an equal margaret court's record of 24 grand slam titles. it is that which is motivating her in the latter stages of her career and she is safely through as well in front of that fantastic crowd out on centre court. they were eight brits in action today and it has been good news, with five of them progressing through to the second round. 0n brit watch for us today was michael ra dford. a special guest at wimbledon for a special day of british action headlined by the british number one. after a morning conversation with the duchess of cambridge, johanna konta based a romanian opponent. she may have been ranked 114 places below, but she was proving stubborn opposition. johanna konta when the first set 7—5, the second set was more straightforward. it definitely wasn't easy but it is these kind of battles that you are bound to face

you know, if you're rusty you get in the batting cage and you swing at a lot of balls. you know, i think the vice president is going to be fine. remember we are sitting here seven months to the day before the first vote is cast. there is plenty of time. i know we the -- the chattering class, the people making their livings out of politics, the media we take it really seriously a carrier and a half out. the public will start looking at in as we go into it. but just take a look at the polls after the debate. kamala harris soared in one poll, the cnn poll was only 2 points behind joe biden but the "washington post" abc poll which was the best in 2016, the most reliable, none great. but had biden at 30 points and kamala harris at 13 points. and bernie sanders at 19 points. it seems like if there was a tightening it's bounced back a little bit. so i wouldn't go crazy over the polls. it's a long way to go. >> keith? >> well, there's a lot to unpack. >> get going. >> the police don't mean that much at this point. you have to look it if he aggregate of all the police not yun. >

resident, the state senator, as well as assembly member sawyer, head of the california democratic party, rusty hispanics. for somebody who did not have a title in the end, who was not wealth or means but was just somebody who showed up every single day for every fight, she left an impact. she will definitely be missed because we know that she made california and los angeles and this country a better place to live. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. talib, for five minutes. thank you, madam speaker. i stand before you as the granddaughter of palestinian grandmother, who yearns to experience equality, human dignity, and freedom. i stand before you the daughter of palestinian immigrants. parents who experienced being stripped of their human rights, the right to freedom of travel, equal treatment. so i can't stand by and watch this attack on our freedom of speech and the right to boycott the racist policies of the government and state of israel. i love our country's freedom of speech, madam speaker. dissent is how we nurture dem

admitted he was a little bit sore and rusty. double bogey and only one birdie that all added up to a 78. tigers worst around at an open championship since 2002. jb holmes on the top of the leaderboard . he rolled in this birdie on the 18th to get to five under. the 37-year-old has never won a major title. jb holmes is one shot ahead of shane lowery. brooks koepka had briefly a share of the lead. >>> kevin durant decision to leave the warriors may have come as a surprise to some not the athletics marcus thompson who wrote a book on kd. he believes his relationship with his ex-teammates away from the court factored into his decision to sign with brooke. >> seth y has three kids and a wife. anybody who is married with kids knows you didn't have time to make new friends. especially not new best friend. so and of having a child gets a serious girlfriend and andre is married with a child. you know clay is the only single one but klay thompson is just klay thompson. he does whatever he wants. i do feel like he was trying to make a conn

tiger woods not feeling great after his opening-round and admitted he was sore and rusty and six bogeys and one double bogey and only one birdie. it all added up to a 78 and tigers worst round and an open championship since 2002. jb holmes is on top of the leaderboard and he had a birdie on the team to get the five under and the 37-year-old has never won a major title. >> 2001 british open champion david devol had a round that makes them feel good and he shot a 91 today. the reason he the late show with stephen colbert (gentle music) - tonight i wanna ask you a very tough question. have you ever in your adult life looked in the mirror and thought you know, i really figured that my life would have turned out better? if so, you are not alone. this is larry king and over the past 60 years i've interviewed presidents, billionaires, and world-changers. but in today's uncertain times, when it comes to making money and living a truly successful life, this may be the most important interview you'll ever watch. today we're in the company of a phenomenal success story. dean graziosi is a multi-mi

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tiger woods not feeling great after his opening-round and admitted he was sore and rusty and six bogeys and one double bogey and only one birdie. it all added up to a 78 and tigers worst round and an open championship since 2002. jb holmes is on top of the leaderboard and he had a birdie on the team to get the five under and the 37-year-old has never won a major title. >> 2001 british open champion david devol had a round that makes them feel good and he shot a 91 today. the reason he honey, this gig-speed internet is ridiculously fast. we are seriously keeping up with the joneses. keeping up with the ford's. keeping up with the garcia's. the romeros. patels. the wahh-the-wahh wolanske's. right. no one is going to have internet like this. xfinity makes keeping up with the joneses simple. easy. awesome. want gig-speed internet? we've got you covered. or check out our other amazing speed options. get started now for as low as $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. the late show with stephen colbert captioning sponsored by cbs >> the weak reaction from g.o.p. mem

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if she had been a little rusty at the start of the tournament, she's now back to her gleaming best. barbora strycova was soon hurtling towards the exit. all over in less than an hour, in suitably emphatic style. williams now in sight of a record equalling 24th grand slam title. a remarkable feat for a remarkable athlete. i have a greatjob and i love what i do, and i'm still pretty good at what i do, i guess, ijust enjoy it. it's just a remarkable experience every time. williams will now face simona halep in the final, after she breezed past elina svitolina. no doubting serena williams has been the star attraction here today, but there's still been plenty of british interest for the fans — with varied results. home interest in the mixed doubles is over, after evan hoyt and eden silva lost their quarterfinal to evan dodig and latisha chan. but in the wheelchair events, success for andy lapthorne, through to his final. who else fancies becoming a champion? andy swiss, bbc news, wimbledon. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. good evening, i'm assad ahmad. a father who

i had less to do with the strength of the female candidates then joe biden looking rusty on the trail. this is the package we can sell in the midwest. somebody also was more dynamic. people will take a second look. 2016, that election night is probably the biggest trauma since 9/11 for a lot of democratic activist. what can we do that would prevent this from happening again? it's taken at least six months for a lot of activists to date out of that depression and consider voting for woman again. i'm sure she has heard the same thing. >> if you look at the polls, three women would have over 50%. that is changing now but it took those women getting up on stage in front of a national audience. to go after joe biden and stage to prove that she could be tough and stand up to donald trump in a debate. she can prosecute trump. she showed that this week. elizabeth warren had a strong debate performance. they showed on a national stage to voters and activists that they can run just as viable campaign is any man could. d people worried that a woman onstage with donald trump would get bullied by

if she had been a little rusty at the start of the tournament, she's now back to her gleaming best.or barbora strycova was soon hurtling towards the exit. all over in less than an hour, in suitably emphatic style. williams now in sight of a record equalling 24th grand slam title. a remarkable feat for a remarkable athlete. i have a greatjob and i love what i do, and i'm still pretty good at what i do, i guess, ijust enjoy it. it's just a remarkable experience every time. williams will now face simona halep in the final, after she breezed past elina svitolina. no doubting serena williams has been the star attraction here today, but there's still been plenty of british interest for the fans — with varied results. home interest in the mixed doubles is over, after evan hoyt and eden silva lost their quarterfinal to evan dodig and latisha chan. but in the wheelchair events, success for andy lapthorne, through to his final. who else fancies becoming a champion? andy swiss, bbc news, wimbledon. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — grace blakely and owen b

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the guy who owned 2 pair of jeans he had church jeans and work teams left behind a rusty chevy truck and instructions. this in small-town iowa kids college he wanted to help the kids that were like him. that probably wouldn't have an opportunity to to go to college. but for his gift kids like europe. >>for a man that would never meet you to give me. basically a 4, 8, college. that doesn't happen, but for 14 years life, c it. a deal schroders obituary it says he died having no dissent saturday night the 33 iowans he put through college. gather around his own lunch box and of themselves. own kids, they'll. the man they never met change the course of every life in the roof. these doctors, teachers and therapist started their careers with no college debt. found out there was a string attached all we ask is that you pay it forward, you can't pay it back. deals gone that you can remember him and you can emulate him making sure the generosity of an iowa carpenter and just patients students and strangers all over realistically if it was it for this scholarship i won't be here. >>wow what an

if she'd been a little rusty at the start of the tournament, she's now back to her gleaming best.ycova was soon hurtling towards the exit. all over in less than an hour, in suitably emphatic style. williams now in sight of a record equalling 24th grand slam title, a remarkable feat for a remarkable athlete. i have a greatjob and i love what i do and i'm still pretty good at what i do, i guess, so ijust enjoy it. it's just a remarkable experience every time. in the final she will face romania's simona halep, after she breezed past elina svitolina in straight sets. today sees the start of the wheelchair events here. plenty of british interest, including the return of a former champion. jordan wylie won her last title here while 11 weeks pregnant. now back as a mum, today ultimately brought defeat. but there was better news for andy la pthorne — he's through to his final. who else fancies becoming a champion? andy swiss, bbc news wimbledon. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. i , well can't believe it but the weather was impeccable today. edge pass on the, when the ma

have given star players a 1st taste of what's to come the ones injury plagued tiger woods maybe a bit rusty going into the tournament since winning the masters in april he has only played 10 competitive rounds of golf this year i made a conscious effort to cut back on my schedule to make sure that i don't play too much i want to i want to play as long as i possibly can and yet on the stand if i play a lot i won't be out here that long. is the secret to winning this year's open load management or a home advantage last year's winner francesco molinari is also in the mix and has reluctantly returned his trophy surely welcome back. quick reminder now to the top stories we're following for you here and he. has said that she will fight for a strong and united europe as the next president of the european commission she is from germany and she is the 1st woman to the commission. the u.s. house of representatives has passed a motion. making racist comments follows a series of tweets in which trump told 4 democratic lawmakers to go back to their countries trump has denied the tweets were racist. comi

>> because she's stubborn and rusty and those are the two adjectives i'd ply to him, based on what i far on the campaign, it's often true with senior politicians, they have been through so many campaigns, they've won so many, think they have achieved great heights and they don't expect criticism, i love the part where he said, i thought there could be criticism but not from her, she knows me, she knows my son. >> yes. >> exactly. >> apologized for giving the impression he was praising the segregationists senators, i'm sorry for any of the pain or misconception i caused anybody, the misstep in his word, could he have stopped the media bleeding by doing this apology a week or more ago? >> oh, absolutely, he should have done it at debate, most senior politicians have better instincts than that, he did not, he got his backup and he made a green-horn mistake which is you don't separate your strong argument from your weak argument, did he learn from it, it took him 2 weeks, so do what was manifestly obvious on the night of the debate. >> yeah, campaigns move so much faster now than with --

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he showed me this old rusty barrel and i read some writing on it and i said i didn't know this was evenlid off of it and i said holy cow, this is it, this is what i'm looking for. >> this is additive to oil. >> is not an additive, i made an additive, but it was for other uses and i don't want to tell anybody what those uses were. i took the phone and i made up some batches that after all these years are pre-much the same and we sent the trucks back out. they went from four and a half or 5 miles per hour gallon up to 5 miles per hour gallon and the smoke went away that it was burning so we didn't have any atmosphere problems at all which was not a problem at that time anyhow, but then the engines quit burning oil in the gearboxes cool down so i fixed all my problems right there with those two products. >> and you. he much developed this yourself. >> i did. >> without any real background. >> none. >> no expertise, you just use common sense, experience and you kept trying. >> and eventually i hired people who knew things i didn't know so i could expand on out into stuff for automatic trans

their guy was a little rusty. expect candidates are more prepared and they know he's going to have to mix it up with other democrats, something they were stvery much trying to avoid. he has his own healthcare plan now and his own criminal justice plan. that makes it a little easier to talk into specifics rather than theoretical. he's further down that road and his campaign hitting other democrats for those support for med car medicare for all. i would expect sharper elbow tonight. >> how about kamala harris? she definitely took a shot, is she going for another? >> sure. her campaign knows they can't rewin that argument. you are not going to go back to the bussing situation. what else does she do to stand out? does she try to take a pound of flesh from joe biden tonight or does she need to do something else. by doing so, they had a problem with appearance that she had flip-flop on that issue. her dynamic is interesting tonight because she could be a question tonight. >> how about cory booker? we have seen him creep

rusty, did you just say good morning? then the debate moderators gave the policy question who would with abolish their private health insurance >> who here would abolish their private health insurance in favor of a government-run plan >> seth: not only did warren raise her hand, check out mayor bill de blasio he's got to be so happy he raised his hand with when warren did. it's like when you take the sats and peek at the it top student's test and you have the same answer >> would you replace private insurance? >> no, i think the choice is fundamental to - >> congressman o rourke, private insurance is not working for ten oz of millions of americans when you talk about the co pays, the deductibles, the out of pocket expenses it's not working it's not working >> they can choose medicare -- >> you've got to start by acknowledging the system is not working for people >> look at those two they look like stock brokers who got too drunk at happy hour. it's like watching the new york jets play guys that got cut from the new york j

they take out this rusty screw begun, and hopefully you have one of these. >> there is one at the neighborhoodsupport center. >> at the neighborhood support center. you're going to wrap this plastic around this board, take your screw. and then screw that in. >> you need a permit for this? >> you do need a permit for this. and you can contact the former head building inspector to get that permit. that's it. now when the wind blows, it's tight and it's not going to pull through, having a single point of contact. >> great. what about this door? take a look at this door. what can you do? let's say it doesn't shut tight. what can you do? >> for the sake of argument, we're on the inside. i can't lock my door at night. i have a very similar, very similar idea. i'm going to take my 2 by 4. i can put it across the jamb in the door. one. two. maybe i want another one up here, maybe another one down there. but i can go to sleep. and that quickly, i can get it off in the morning. >> terrific. what about the roof up here? we see people throw blue tarps over their roof after an earthquake. that seems reason

. >> roger decides to take action before his table tennis game gets too rusty. >> i got around to callingctioneer, someone whose name i saw advertised on the side of the garden state parkway. >> john nye is the auction guy. >> so i said, listen, i'll stop and see you on my way to work. >> nye liquidates estates, some big fortunes like luther vandross and perry como's, and a lot of more modest ones like the landaus. you went to his house, what'd you see? >> he takes me down to the basement. my initial reaction was, i was loving the silver. the paintings were beautiful, but not remarkable. >> nye schleps the stuff over to his auction house to examine each piece and price it for sale. he values some of those silver pieces, which roger was optimistic about, for a few hundred dollars each, and a sterling centerpiece bowl at about $2,000. >> you have a couple of interesting things. >> it's a nice group. >> tchotchkes. >> bingo. >> nye estimates the signed painting of a parisian boulevard could fetch about 500 bucks. not bad. he titles the unsigned smelling salts painting, "triple portrait with

what i wanted it for, and he said i've got it down here i think what you want -- and shared me old rusty i thought -- i didn't know this was even of made yet and take the lid off of it i said holy cow this was it. this is what i'm looking for. >> this was additive to oil. not additive to oil -- i made it an a additive to oil. >> but it was for other uses and i don't to tell anybody what those uses were. i took home i made up some batches that are after all of these years pretty much the same batches that you use back then -- one engine oil -- and once for the fuel, and sent trucks become out. they went from four and a half miles gallon that was run the same thing same engine. up to five miles to gallon. and smoke went away because it was all burning. so we didn't have any -- any atmosphere problems at all which was notot a problem at tht time anyhow. but then the engines quit burning oil.s and your box cool down so i had toto fix all of my problems thee with those two products. >> you pretty much developed this yourself. without any real background? >> none. >> no expertise -- >> no. you

the answer lies inside this salvage yard filled with rusty old cars. >> did you know how many cars grandpa had? >> the locals say it's a worthless eyesore. >> whoo-hoo! >> his grandson calls it an "iron gold mine." [ auctioneer calling ] which is the truth? we're about to find out. >> sold it! [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm just driving in to enid, oklahoma, which is about 90 miles north of oklahoma city. population -- roughly 50,000. right here in enid, they have the third largest storage capacity for grain on the planet. but wedged in between enid's silos lies the tale of a cantankerous legend who left his grandchildren with a very strange inheritance. >> my name is stuart piontek, and in 2003, my brothers and sisters and i inherited something pretty unusual from my grandfather. his name was oliver jordan, and he died at 95. he was a child of the dust bowl. grandpa would hold on to just about everything that passed through his life, whether it was a tin can, an automobile, a piece of copper wire. >> and oliver jordan kept it a

of people it's poisonous dust storms from the remains of pesticides reach far beyond central asia rusty ships on the form a sea bed have become monuments of environmental destruction. everything was linked to the sea the sea was not just leaving its biggest but most everywhere you've probably seen what sort of tin fisheries reduced this was a rich region until we came paul step by step. first and choice towards family left from the fishing industry until water disappeared in the 1980 s. water supply to our all c. was caught off because 2 rivers were diverted to increase soviet cotton and wheat production after traveling for more than 150 kilometers from its original position we have now reached the i will say it's less than 110th of its original size and it has such a high salt concentration that it's impossible for fish to survive and the previous attempts by the government to revive the i will see have now been abandoned poor water management and the lack of regional cooperation are seen as the main obstacles disappear pretty state can you imagine that the bring back all that amount o

. >> definitely want to see some growth from him, there was talk, maybe he was a little rusty during the last debate, i think one of the things i'm going to be looking for is just how he's going to be sandwiched there in between cory booker, a critic of how he hand ems the 1994 crime bill. and kamala harris, how does he manage that on slaught from both directions there? >> and after the medicare for all debate that focused on the central theme of last night, she has to come in strong with her own plan. >> it's taking her a while. >> yeah. >> to finally arrive at a space where she is clear on her plan. it's been a lot of digging and zagging? >> absolutely. i think she's coming across as a waffler, she's trying to cut the middle ground again and splitting the baby, maybe it's what the doctor ordered, because she doesn't want to appear like she's plunging off the liberal cliff like so many others did last time around? >> yeah. >> so i think this is going to be the true test for her, whether she can sell that health care plan tonight. >> we'll stay on these pictures of the california sen

maybe he was a little rusty.e are replicated, my question is it bigger than minus three the next time. >> as you point out, agagregate numbers, but we're looking at the state by state, iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. what are the trend lines, and how much movement were there in those individual states? >> yeah, i think there's a difference there between if you look at the first two, iowa and new hampshire, you'll see biden in front in all of them. if 29 is his national number right now, if you look in iowa and new hampshire, it's going to beless than 29. he's running about 24% in both of those states. then if you look at south carolina, it's going to be a lot higher than 29%, the reason for that is one of the sources of strength for biden is african-american voters. in south carolina, it's a majority black electorate. he does well. iowa and new hampshire, not a lot of black voters. his number is lower. it averages out to 29 nationally, but the first two states, it's a lot closer. >> the black vote coming out

strongest supporters, he's up to this, that he hasn't, you know, weakened, whether it's age or being rustyhe really has to show his strength without being overly aggressive going back against kamala harris and some of the others. >> he can't let himself be muellered. that character from f. scott fitzgerald, benjamin button, he has to eareverse age. he has to say let me tell you what i did and not take all the incoming and go one by one. kamala harris did what she -- she won't do what she did again, but something like it. he has to pivot to what i did do about civil rights and violence against women and -- >> doesn't that make him too defensive? >> no. let me tell you what i did do, not what you're telling me i did wrong. no, i think he does have to, you know, pivot from that to the good things he did and say what he's going to do. if it's on healthcare, who better to talk about it? governor bullock said who would have thought that democrats would want to repeal and replace obamacare. and biden can speak to that. >> because he's going to say -- like, we should not start over. look, this was

was it a rusty politician who had not been in a national debate in seven years, or is it the new normal for joe biden. if it's the new normal for joe biden and you get a repeat of miami, the fallout could be more significant than that and it could really open up the democratic race. conversely, if it turns off it was a one off in miami, it can stabilize for him, the lead he has. >> the elephant in the room, a guy in his mid-70s had a rough outing in front of the congress. he's a guy who a lot of democrats put their hopes in. and that may just play itself out in weird ways that that don't always reflect themselves in the hard numbers we get. >> the thing that every democratic voter i think is looking at with all these candidates is that mental picture of what would this candidate look like and sound like on stage with donald trump in a debate in 2020. these are auditions. these democratic debates in a way are auditions, and i think biden causes concern among democratic voters with that first performance. he can put it to ease with a strong performance here, but if it looks like what demo