so this -- an exam of this frame comes from sarah palin who is peeking at the susan b. anthony break fast in 2010 and this speech was publicized the first time that the term mama grizzly was introduced into the political lexicon, and so what sarah palin said in the speech, she was warning political leaders to, quote, be wary of moms who are rising up, mama grizzlies in the tea party, to fight against big government and says, quote, these women are getting involved ball they want a bitter life for our kids and these policies coming out of d.c., these transformation of america, a lot of memoir concerned about their kids future are saying we don't like this transformation of america, this road we're oregon firsts non insolvency. finally the last motherhood frame in at the book -- it's related to the other two in lots of ways -- is this idea that we should have limited government because a big government usurps the role of the family. thereby fostering family disintegration. socially conservative women i interviewed used the framework quite a bit. so this is an example of t

. >>> keeping up with theereality show theme, let's talk about sarah palin and her family.here's a surprising turn that we have to tell you about. daughter bristo is officially -- married to the man she dumped last year. >> we have the exclusive photos of the newly married couple on their honeymoon. bristol and dakota say, quote, life is full of ups downs. we are so happy to share the wonderful news that we got married. dakota's wedding band is all black. >> it's de challenging. >> it's a contentious year for the 25-year-old mother of two. they wer engaged for two months last year until bristol called it off just days before the wedding. sarah palin even addressed bristol's temperament. >> she has a nice independent strength and a lot of strength. but she knows that life is short. >> the couple has been hinting about their reconciliation on social media recently. "e.t can confirm bristol and dakota are asking the court to approve a name change of their daughter. >>> up nexx, the bachelorette chad behind the vio is the show to blame for bringing out his side? >> and later, n

candidate sarah palin's $150,000 wardrobe makeover.t when it comes to hillary clinton's lavish fashion choices like the high end jacket she wore to a speech that addressed irons of income inequality. joining me now, mediaite columnist joe concha. i love fashion. she made a lot of money. she earned it. god bless. >> support the economy. good for her. >> however, the media doesn't care now that it's a democrat, i guess. >> that is a big thing here. obviously because you look back at 2008, sarah palin, cbs news sends a reporter up to wasilla, goes to a thrift shop, interviews the owner, how often does sarah palin come here, how often does she come here, is she spending money on her family as well? >> they made her out to be a diva. >> ann romney rose a $900 shirt on the air in 2012 and twitter myly broke and the "washington post" headline, ann romney $990 shirt indicative of a tone -- >> mitt romney's campaign was slammed. >> building an elevator, in his car garage, that's horrible, he's out of tough as well. 2016 comes, hillary clinton w

. >>> keeping up with the reality show theme, let's talk about sarah palin and her family.re's a surprising turn that we have to tell you about. "e.t." brea news tonight. daughter bristol is offici married to the man she dumped last year, practically alter. >> we have the exclusive photos of the newly married couple on their honeymoon. statement only to "e.t." they say, quote, life is of ups andns dow. but in the end, you'll end up where you're supposed to be. we are so happy to share the wonderful news that we got married. dakota's wedding band is all black. >> it's definitely challenging. that's just part o mother hood. >> it's be cen antonteious year for the 25-year-old mother of two. they were engaged for two months last year until bristol called it off just days before the wedding. did your our interview with sarah palin, she suggested daughter was bouncing back. >> she's doing great with the babies and working full time. >> the couple has been hinting about their reconciliation on social media recently. "e.t." can confirm bristol and dakota are asking the court to add

of course the inevitable you know sarah palin question comes up. >> do you know sarah palin? >> i've met her on a few occasions and i've spoken with her. and i know her sister. >> i asked a dumb question, do you know sarah palin, but you actually do know sarah palin. >> well, there's only so many people in the state. >> so you're a native of alaska. >> yes. my mom's inupiak and my dad's aliut. >> natives are actually broken into 11 regionally and language-defined tribes though most americans seem to think you can call them all eskimos. which they're not. so you can't. >> are you guys thinking of taking the power back? is there a revolution on the way? if there is, i want in. that's all i'm saying. because we turn on the tv and it's like the alaska show. it's not this. >> in the lower 48 we talk about alaska we think of frozen tundra and polar bears. where do i need to go to get tundra and polar bears and -- >> far north. >> really far north? >> yeah. >> like where? >> barrow. >> you can hit barrow if you want some polar bears. >> so if i go to barrow i will get that alaskan e

michelle bachmann started the tea party caucus and the original mommy grisly herself, sarah palin is still often links with the tea party. -- linked. i have studied right wing movements for a long time and in the early ones the women were part of them but behind the scenes rather than front and center. >> there has been notable exceptions to that rule. phyllis is probably the best exception to that and she is best known for having stopped the era in the 1970s. one of the women i interviewed for the book said to me when we sat down for the interview is phyllis blackly was tea party before there was tea party. she is actually right. she really was if you look her writings earlier and still today. but generally speaking, while conservative women have been active in politics they have not been front and center in a way i saw them in the tea party. why are so many women out in front of the movement prompted the book. i want to know the significance of this for politics. you are heard of the gender gap in american politics. since 1980, roughly, women are significantly more likely than men

question comes up. >> do you know sarah palin? >> i have met her on a few occasions, and i know her s sister. >> they ask the dumb question if you know sarah palin, and you actually do know sarah palin. >> well, there are only so many people in the state. >> so you are a native alaskan? >> yes. >> and so now, alaska native means somebody born in the state of alaska? sgle y we are unique. >> and the natives are broken up into 11 regional and native tribes and most people think that you can call them eskimos but they are not, so you can't. and are you thinking of taking the pow e back? is there a revolution in? if there is, i want in. and when we turn on the tv and it is the alaskan show, and it is not this? when we think of alaska in the lower 48, we think of tundra and polar bears, and where do i need to get that? >> far north. >> like where? >> barrow. you can hit up barrow for polar bears. >> so if i go to barrow, i will get the alaskan experience i see on television? >> yes, people shooting things randomly. >> well, we have tha

. >> do you know sarah palin? >> i've met with her on a few occasions and spoken with her. >> so, they ask the dumb question, do you know sarah palin, bullet you do. >> well, there's only so many people in the state. >> so, you're native. >> yes. >> alaska native means differently than someone born in the state of alaska? >> yes. >> they're broken into 11 regionally and language defined tribes, though americans think you can call them all eskimos, but they're not, so you can't. is there a revolution on the way? because if there is, i want in. it's like the alaska show, it's not this. in the lower 48, we talk about alaska, we think frozen tundra and polar bears. where do i need to go? >> really far north. >> like where? >> barrow. >> barrow? >> yeah, if you want polar bears. >> so, if i go to barrow, i'll get the alaska experience on the television. >> yeah, you'll see people shooting things. >> well, i can get that in the states. kamau wundsers why he's doing this. here are some barrow facts. one, there are no roa

when mccain picked sarah palin, i told senator obama that was the pick. he said that is really interesting. went through all the things in his head. he said this is what i know, i was a lousy candidate for six months. running for president, running for vice president is a pressureful thing. she may be the best politician since ronald reagan to be thrown in here and do well with this pressure but i give it four weeks. four weeks she did that interview. i think that first thing you need to do is look for someone who can stand up to the pressures of a national candidacy. >> we have to take a break. we're waiting for bernie sanders. we'll find out if sanders offers an olive branch to hillary clinton on this night. we're closing in on sanders' critical speech. if time is infinite, why is there never enough of it? a john deere 1 family tractor with quik-park lets you attach and go. imatch quick-hitch gives you more time for what you love. so it takes less work to do more work. autoconnect drive-over mower deck? done. they're not making any more land. but there'

the sarah palin channel, an internet tv channel that charged $9.95 a month. o well. palin pulled the plug on the channel after one year. but trump has reason to be optimistic. thanks to what has been dubbed the trump effect. cable view and profit surged in 2015, the cable news industry seeing a 10% increase in revenue from advertising and subscribers. this hasn't gone unnoticed by trump who told the new york times if he left the presidential race, there will be a major collapse in television ratings, it would become a depression in television. "vanity fair" contributing editor sarah ellison who wrote that piece. you wrote this piece what kind of a media conglomerate in theory would this be? >> i think we should first recognize that the idea that this would have been planned out to any great degree would be contradictory to anything that the trump campaign has done so far. there's no great strategy talking about something like this. >> right. >> but the ideas i've heard from sources are one that a model would be the oprah winfrey network, so o.w.n. is one of th

charles: although barack obama, shirley chisholm, geraldine ferraro, sarah palin, the kind of baggagelary clinton brings, some of the question marks, for instance, her role in enabling bill clinton ace behavior, her role in subduing or, maybe not listening to women who said they were victims of his behavior, those kind of things haunt her. not all women are with pom-poms this morning, julie. >> you're right. charles: all women, that are probably would have been with different female candidate? >> i don't think that is true. there are a lot of women out there who may not agree with a lot of things that sarah palin stands for on women's issues, but nevertheless i was proud to have woman serve as a republican nominee for vice president back in 2008. i was happy that we finally crossed that threshold for the republican party book in 1984. that was i was 11 years old, i was happy to see that happen with geraldine ferraro. told little girls, regardless of party or regardless hillary clinton herself this is actually an office they can aspire to. they never had the example. it is possible to

so you win some, you sarah palin some.ut it is amazing that one person is given the power to make such a big decision. sometimes it works. sometimes it is somewhere between a complete catastrophe and terrible for the country. it's a really, really consequential decision. how do people in the midst of this decision make it? what informs their decision-making? is it possible for them to know in the moment whether they are getting it right? joining us now is someone who knows. john shrone, senior advisor to john kerry's presidential campaign, running mate john edwards, and al gore's presidential run, whose running mate was joe lieberman. it's great to have you here. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. by the way, al gore so you know convened sort of the senior people the night before he made the decision and asked us all for our opinions. it was pretty clear where he was headed. but there were a variety of opinions in the room and he listened to us. just didn't do necessarily what everybody wanted. >> what did you

so you win some, you sarah palin some.ut it is amazing that one person is given the power to make such a big decision. sometimes it works. sometimes it is somewhere between a complete catastrophe and terrible for the country. it's a really, really consequential decision. how do people in the midst of this decision make it? what informs their decision-making? is it possible for them to know in the moment whether they are getting it right? joining us now is someone who knows. john shrone, senior advisor to john kerry's presidential campaign, running mate john edwards, and al gore's presidential run, whose running mate was joe lieberman. it's great to have you here. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. by the way, al gore so you know convened sort of the senior people the night before he made the decision and asked us all for our opinions. it was pretty clear where he was headed. but there were a variety of opinions in the room and he listened to us. just didn't do necessarily what everybody wanted. >> what did you

what shocked a lot of us about sarah palin back in '8 and surprising a bit about elizabeth warren she steps onto that stage and i'm not saying she's bigger than hillary but she's as big as anybody on the national stage when she gets behind the microphone. why is that? >> it's not surprising at all to me. >> chat about this. >> let's talk about this. >> i'm trying. >> go ahead. >> it's not surprising at all. i'm trying. i really am. >> you've known her a long time. >> i've known her a long time. you look at her -- sort of her trajectory, she has been since she was at harvard obsessed with the concept of bankruptcy and what's going on with america. >> from watching her parents, right? >> from watching her parents. sitting in bankruptcy court writing a paper and watching families come in and realizing they look like her, they look like you, they look like everybody else. this was a problem. america was getting screwed. she knew it decades ago. she creates consumer protection bureau. she gets run out by republicans because the president is too weak to keep her in there. you know what she

and the inevitable sarah palin comes up. >> do you know sarah palin? >> i met her on several occasions and asked several questions. >> i asked a dumb question, and you do. >> there's only so many people in the state. >> you are a native of alaska. >> yes. >> alaskan native means something differently than somebody born in the state of alaska. natives are broken into language-defined tribes, some think you can call them eskimos, but they are not. >> we turn on the tv, and it's like the alaska show, it's not this. >> no. >> in the lower 48 we talk about alaska, we think about frozen tundra and polar bears, and what do i need to go to get that? >> far north. >> like where? >> barrow. >> go there if you want polar bears. >> so if i go to borrow i will see that? >> oh, yes. >> i guess i am leaving anchorage, and going to borrow. if you are wondering why i am so skeptical. here are facts. one, there are no roads in and out of town. two, it goes completely dark for two whole months of the year. three, it's 320 miles into the arctic circle, which means it's 32

sarah palin was a november kois, a prototypical november choice. she also ended up being a lot of other things but november was the strategic thinking between -- behind why they chose her. you can pick an august, november or a january. a january is somebody who you don't necessarily think is going to help you consolidate your party at your convention, you don't necessarily think they will help you win the general election in november but you do know come inauguration day when you are sworn in as president that person is good at governing, good and responsible at helping you put together your administration. i know that sounds like the more admirable of these three choices but i don't mean it that way. the prototypical january choice as a vice-presidential running mate is probably the worst vice president in this modern history of our country, dick cheney. don't let these protprototypica examples of these kinds of choices make you think one is better than the other. they're reasonably strategic differences to the same problem, the three classic stra

even when john mccain picked sarah palin, which was an out of the blue choice, sarah palin was still an elected official from alaska, had gotten the press, and john mccain have the backing of the entire republican party without any question about his stature. the whole idea in that case was to balance his experience, his were,r knowhow, as it with her youth and energy and sparkly party. with trump, everything is up in the air. he is a newcomer, we do not know what his agenda items will be can we do not know who he's looking to for advice. we do not know if you take any of the traditional balancing factors -- does he need someone with more political experience, some of from a different judge of a, someone from a different ethnicity? we do not know. steve: he spent a moment talking about senator bob corker, a businessman from tennessee. he met with him earlier this month to talk about foreign policy. he is the chair of the senate foreign relations committee. what this he bring to the public and ticket? -- republican ticket? mr. singer: just that. if he does not have expertise in govern

his wife is also known in conservative circles as a ghost writer for sarah palin and her daughter bristol. >> well, now to the extensive flooding that isn't going away and not anymore soon in southeastern texas. crested last night more than three feet above its previous record high flood stage. it is expected to recede over the next coming days. the river's levels will remain lie for up to three weeks. one reason for that is because water will need to be released from swollen res wars upstream. >>> further north near dallas, four men whose truck got caught in floodwaters had to be rescued by local firefighters. there were more than a dozen water rescues performed in that area yesterday from both vehicles and homes. abc's ginger zee is tracking the rain in the lone star state. >> reporter: just south of fort worth, texas, there are cars stranded. so high water pooling up with these slow-moving storms that you see on the radar. you take a place like austin where they're already saturated. they've had their wettest may in record. a flood watch in place from the mexican border up through sout

there have been vice-president tickets as woman, geraldine fur arrow and sarah palin in 2008. reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thanks very much. >>> clinton sat down with scott pelley to talk about her historic achievement, watch that interview coming up at 6:30 on the "cbs evening news". >>> well, clinton securing delegates needed to win the nomination what does this mean for perfect rival bernie sanders. the vermont senator will speak with president obama tomorrow about the future of his campaign. sanders has sad multiple times that no matter the delegate county will contest the convention in philadelphia next month. >>> dnc is just 47 days away and "eyewitness news" has you covered. head to cbs philly.com/dnc for a guide to the event. >>> new castle county's first black police officer received an honor. the department will rename its first floor conference room after retired corporal robert snow, snow was hired in september of 1968, just months after the assassination of the reverend doctor martin luther king junior. he retired 20 years lat

that is one of the great knocks against sarah palin. america was not ready to see her as president. julian castro -- >> a long-term friend of the clintons, is he advising her? and who else? >> she is talking to everybody. we know she is in communication with bernie sanders. there is a conversation about what he wants and what his people want to see. we know that she is in conversation with seamer democrats across the party. plan starting to make a for what will happen next in the convention. the convention is partially an unveiling of your positioning. and unveiling of your presidential candidate. so you will have to include building a candidate around that? looking a narrative around hillary clinton as well. i suspect that she is getting input from everywhere. , pick ourur candidate candidate. several groups reached out and said hello, remember. >> i will not ask you who you think she will pick but when? do you think it will be after the convention? what is her timeline? >> my feeling would-be after. but there are only a couple of days between. so you would have to move fast. but n

. >> reporter: courtney was there as a delegate in tampa four years ago, rubbing elbows with sarah palinpaul ryan. instead of a vacation, she's going back to the convention with an interest in america's future.>> the reason i'm going is to make sure young people have a say in the platform and rules going forward. the rule in politics 101 is to show up.>> reporter: you also have to pay up. it comes with a higher price tag is -- these days. of the $1000 she is looking to raise, she has bank to $135. >>> now you can download the wusa nine app. it is your one-stop shop for everything you need to stay informed.>>> you're watching we have good news for the south east coast. because the storm is lagging behind the energy but ahead of it, winds will be offshore tomorrow morning. anywhere from 39 to 58 miles an hour, this is a snapshot, forecast, but a pretty well- founded forecast. this is 6 am tomorrow. all the tropical storm force winds off the coast. by lunchtime, again, a little heavier, stronger, we could see intensification into the lunch hour tomorrow. they are offshore and then, thom, by

i will be intrer duing sarah palin out there. >> trevor: how do you do that? lost speech is made up of like alphabet soup. how do you. >> well, she doesn't speak complete sentences an i don't speak english so i think we can communicate pretty good. >> trevor: it will be an exciting matchup. thank you very much for doing the show. thank you very much. on june 25th and 26th am you can get particulars at politicon.com. james carville, everybody. (applause) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ out here there is no me and no you, there is only us. ♪ and occasionally them. ♪ but then we turn this way, and it's just us again. ♪ slicing every steak by hand for the juiciest, most tender steak ever. don't believe us? ask the guy with the knife. ♪ only at applebee's officials are reporting, this new doritos mix is responsible for the worldwide bold outbreak. woo hoo! over you to you tom! things have gone totally around the bend. has the world gone completely bold? new doritos mix. four snacks in one. yea, that's my daughter, my son, and that's my... hey, kool-aid man! ...husband. oh yeah!!! [ crashi

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with such recent nominees as joe biden, sarah palin, or dick cheney show, those nominees need not come from large states. samuel white of delaware proved more prophetic -- he predicted on the senate floor about a selection of vice presidential nominees -- "the question will not be asked is he capable, is he honest? can he by his name, by his connections, by his wealth, by his influence, best promote the election of the president." as they had in the house, republicans defended designation on the grounds it would ensure the majority party would elect the vice president and prevent a repeat of 1800, when the intended the candidate was nearly deprived of the presidency. they showed how someone put forward as a vice president violette is could become president without designation. this, they charged, could destroy the union. with time running out to get it ratified and taking advantage of convenient absences from the floor that requests -- that reduced the two thirds majority by one, it was passed on december 2, 1803. every single federalist voted no. the house concurred six days later wit

what did she do with sarah palin? what are the other details she didn't include.t that she came out and said i didn't do anything wrong. then she goes, okay, i'm sorry, it won't happen again. it reminds me of bernie wearing that shirt saying he's into that local basketball team. they are all just so overt about their deception that it shows how spoiled they have become. i'm just going to lie publicly. >> it shows you don't believe in the strength of your own case. >> what is she saying ultimately in the movie? over the holiday weekend a 4-year-old boy tumbled into the gorilla habitat. the zoom keeper shot the gorilla to protect the boy. activists are calling for justice for harambe. they are saying it's a murder. >> you try to shoot the gorilla and you accidentally shoot the kid? there is no ideal scenario here. if that were my 4-year-old in there, i would say shoot the gorilla. it's dragging my kid around. it's an animal. i get that it's endangered. but we are at the zoo and anything could happen. kennedy: what's the solution? >> probably a good should make it so

think this is great to have a woman as the presumptive nominee, but let's not forget we also had sarah palin in 2008 but i think that's where the accolades actually end and i think we need to take gender out of it, and look at the policies for both men and women for americans and who actually has to offer, she's gotten her ribbon and sash, let's see what they can do now for all american families as a whole. >> and lauren, democratic elizabeth warren is now backing clinton, could she be a vp pick and is the country ready for a two woman party ticket? >> as of two months ago i didn't think she would be because i thought the clinton campaign would like to attract and peel off republican women or republicans who are turned off by trump, there is a good number of those and it has been well documented and well reported i think with question becomes whether she does better attracting sander es' voter, elizabeth warren insights presence for women, but i think it is pretty democratic on hillary, but i do think it would be pretty exciting, we have never seen it but her policies on the sanders end on a

you can say the same about sarah palin. she overshadowed mccain. we have seen parties coa leasing around their candidate. the democrats are voting for the democrats and clinton locks down the democratic base and republicans are iffy on trump which the new post on abc shows they are. that might be a recipes of success. >> there is news breaking on benghazi situation. we want to get your thoughts on. that >> this alert. democrats on the select committee on benghazi issuing their own report saying that hillary clinton never personally deny the requests of the additional security ahead of the attack in 2012. this is before the long- awaited results of the investigation which republicans say could come tomorrow. >> reporter: what we are seeing is the culmination of the investigation in benghazi. the democrats have launched a preemptive strike by releasing their own report. the republicans as you mentioned could come as tomorrow. and one of the main findings of the democrats is that security was inadequate in the day of the attack in benghazi. but they a

so i can't be accused -- >> i'm happy that the press cares about this the way they cared about sarah palin'st is the only reason i can think of for the double standard. >> would you agree? >> of course. >> evolving national liberal media? >> evolved. finally we're paying attention to what a woman wears. >> well, there is that. but i mean it's embarrassing. the left wing national media creates this firewall around her on any subject whether it's state department e-mails, whether it's a $12,000 armani jacket. but meanwhile the issue is income inequality. i just don't get it. >>> so let's go to something i do understand besides fashion which is the a.p. declaring clinton the democratic nominee on monday evening on, as we say, election eve. there are some who say, well, that sort of tilted the balance in particularly california. what say you? >> look. i don't have a problem with a.p. doing the legwork. they went out and talked to the super delegates. they had news and they reported it. as they say, that's their job. but i was thinking about this. doesn't the "associated press" and other news org

worriers on the stump and, engo, the concern would be to expose someone to a national race, such as sarah palins never been through that before. you know better than anyone, the pressures that that entail. so a gingrich, and a christie are far more likely to stand up to those pressures than someone who has never faced them before. >> david axelrod, thank you so much. >> good to be with you. >>> in a race where the presumptive nominees are more strongly disliked than any nominee at this point than in the past ten presidential cycles, a third-party candidate may have an opportunity like never before. gary johnson, libertarian candidate, ran for president in 2012 and got 1% of the vote that year but today's polls show him ranking much higher. could he be a real option? >> this is america's libertarian moment. >> reporter: gary johnson says you might be a libertarian even if you don't know it yet. >> how can you reach out to the majority of americans and not know? at least the candidate hopes you'll vote that way. in their campaign, johnson from new mexico and running mate bill weld from massachuse

and newt gingrich, for your consideration tonight, senator jeff sessions, former alaska governor, sarah palinrmer senator marco rubio. who would you choose from those three? cast your vote on twitter. we'll have the results tomorrow. follow me on twitter -- links to everything at loudobbs.com. >>> a terrifying close call for one fisherman. watch as he narrowly escapes becoming dinner for a hammerhead shark, one of the most aggressive and lethal predators in the ocean. he uses a spear gun to jab the shark away until he can get aboard to safety on his boat. he was rattled but very happy to be alive. >>> up next, house speaker ryan keeps talking like he wants hillary to win. what's motivating his anti-trump remarks and who does he think he is? the subject of my commentary. stay with us, that and much more straight ah . lou: a few thoughts now on speaker ryan. it was just 12 days ago, imagine that, 12 days ago he offered his tepid endorsement of the republican nominee, and in those 12 days since his endorsement, ryan has only hit trump at each and every turn including again this morning. publicly

charles: i thought they over handled sarah palin some others in past, you are right. donald has to be donald, and on occasion, thank you. >> right. charles: to federal reserve, they hit pause button, it felt like ho-hum report but it was not. there are interesting things going on, fed gave us clues, i have two big time analysts from wall street, we'll help you hash it out, it is about the market, about the economy and your 401(k) 401(k), we'll be right back. >> jan et yellen announcing that fed will keep rates whereat they are. charles: federal reserve fomc gathering was held today, they said to keep rates where they are, they talked about business conditions and bad job numbers, and global events, and the u.k. situation looking interesting, but yellen not convincing wall street. i brought in the best to help hash it out, i say the next day 1 -- once the market digests it, what do you make of it. >> the fed meetings and discussions and policy rhetoric are nonevents, what is happening, investors are catching oeverything that federal reserve has done, has not worked to

if you recall why sarah palin went on the ticket in the first place, it was because the mccain campaign was making a play to the hillary voters that were disaffected with obama. it didn't work then, it's not going to work now. the bernie sanders if you look at polling which is what i like to do, sympathetically, if wishes were dreams it would be a different story but if you look at specific data, these are liberal, progressive voters. they will not support donald trump. donald trump is an affidavit to them on every level and that's the opinion of the polling so ultimately, look, is he going to unify the party the same way that trump was unifying the party until this fiasco with the judge a couple days ago but until then if you notice all the number trump people were coming home to paul ryan, marco rubio, everybody never supported him in the first place the same way she's going to bring ernie sanders porter's home as soon as sanders gets out. whether sanders was been to or not. >> i wonder and you are hitting a lot on this last night but how much is attack on hillary is going to be she's

john: would you celebrate sarah palin? >> no, i disagree so many of the policies. hillary clinton has been twice elected senator, secretary of state, and now running for president. not that she's gone through only republican criticism but the test of leadership in our country. john: thank you, juan. dan. coming up, my lunch with hillary. really, that happened. >>> and upcoming movie that answers the question how did the clintons get so rich so quickly? >> enormous amounts of money have flowed to the clintons i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tel

clinton's path was paved by women politicians ranging from belva lockwood to, yes, to sarah palin.2008, clinton gave her staffers jewelry inscribed with the words 18 million cracks. the number of votes and dents her campaign put in what clinton then called the highest, hardest glass ceiling. last night, with many of the veterans of the 2008 campaign wearing that reminder of what that was, clinton became the first woman ever to become the nominee of president ever. >> the crowd went wild as she did that. i mean, if the idea of a second president clinton isn't enough to unify democrats, the clinton campaign hopes and believes that stopping donald trump will be. hillary clinton savoring victory. >> this campaign is about making sure there are no ceilings, no limits on any of us and this is our moment to come together. >> reporter: her long democratic primary fight over. the next battle already under way. >> the choice is clear. donald trump is temperamentally unfit to become president. to be great, we can't be small. we have to be as big as the values that define america. and we are.