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look, if it was sherrod brown -- this was his way of saying sherrod brown warren, but somebody in thatof the party. >> and you will talk to the terminator, governator. >> what is fascinating and you'll see in the interview, he is just -- he's not ready to talk trump. me it clear he's not ready to talk trump no matter how many time, but he's not ready to criticize him either. schwarzenegger accepts the idea that he's an outsider, but he almost wants to keep that outsider role so that his i think opinion matters in the end. and it seems that that is what he's trying to preserve. >> is he going to the convention? >> he would not commit going to the convention either. so we'll see. don't forget arnold is replacing trump as the host of "celebrity apprentice." who know what is that means there, too. maybe you don't want to be an tig niz him. the politics some ? >> the plot thickens. >> now i want to see what he says. >> you should be always interesting. i have sanders talking enwhich i am lad today and schwarzenegger saying california. i didn't realize how much i missed it. >> and we're live

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>> senator sherrod brown of ohio, again, has street cred as a progressive. one of the more liberal senators that we have. also from ohio again another big swing state. hud secretary julian castro could help hillary with hispanic voters. i have tim kaine, governor, safe, boring, also can raise money. he is the former head of the democratic national committee and he has contacts to the donor class. bernie sanders is one way for hillary clinton to avoid losing his voters to donald trump. i would keep him in the mix there. elizabeth warren is a darling of the progressives so she has to be in the mix as well. >> all right, ann. >> i would put the biggest bet on tim kaine from virginia for many reasons that jason outlined also because she really likes him and because terry mcauliff is the governor. it's a safe seat if he leaves the senate seat the democrats wouldn't have any problems filling it. next, i would put al franken from minnesota who would do a lot for her. he is a work horse in the senate. he obviously has a background as a comedian which could potential

>> she's struggling to find a running mate because of the three senators who could be successful, sherrodry booker, and patrick brown, they have republican governors. she's struggling to find somebody really high profile without hurting her party in congress. >> you mentioned sherrod brown. >> he threw a little cold water on this speculation last night that he was concerned about his seat going to the republicans, but she needs to pick someone like that who has a lot of respect with the white working class voters, respect from her base and she's seriously suffering with that right now with all of her losses from bernie sanders. >> what about elizabeth warren? >> elizabeth warn has been proven to be a very effective attack dog against donald trump. >> who else for hillary clinton? she's even mentioned bill clinton or people have been talking about that. >> yeah. it presents a constitutional conundrum if he could actually be chosen. if we're going to look at this as the reality show, he's the best choice. they presented themselves as a package deal. why not double down on that. >> is a spou

s sherrod brown, tim kaine. >> i think they are the most important front-runners. they're do-no-harm candidates. they're both disciplined and very good. from what i understand hillary clinton is looking for a governing partner, not just somebody that will help her on the ticket. and both have a lot of experience. sherrod brown can help with the bernie sanders supporters and tim kaine being a former governor. >> and our poll find minority voters still favor clinton over trump, but independent voters are leaning towards the business mogul. this morning's poll has a margin of error of plus and minus 1.2%. >>> well, a candidate running for virginia's eighth congressional district should have checked his tabs before posting a screenshot of his facebook page. google result but accidentally showed his browser with pornography tabs. webb seemed unphased and even re-posted the screen shot with long explanation, 12,000 words worth, also noted it helped his facebook page. district includes arlington county and portions of fairfax county. >>> developing right now on capitol hi

>> senator sherrod brown of ohio, again, has street cred as a progressive.al senators that we have. also from ohio again another big swing state. hud secretary julian castro could help hillary with hispanic voters. i have tim kaine, governor, safe, boring, also can raise money. he is the former head of the democratic national committee and he has contacts to the donor class. bernie sanders is one way for hillary clinton to avoid losing his voters to donald trump. i would keep him in the mix there. elizabeth warren is a darling of the progressives so she has to be in the mix as well. >> all right, ann. >> i would put the biggest bet on tim kaine from virginia for many reasons that jason outlined also because she really likes him and because terry mcauliff is the governor. it's a safe seat if he leaves the senate seat the democrats wouldn't have any problems filling it. next, i would put al franken from minnesota who would do a lot for her. he is a work horse in the senate. he obviously has a background as a comedian which could potentially mean he could lob a

even a sherrod brown which are both considered more progressive because of the fact that she needs tonite the party, and there is a reality that over 24% of those who are on the bernie train are saying, look, i'm not going out and voting for the democratic establishment hillary clinton. i'm just not going to vote in november so i think in the back of her mind she's thinking i need an exciting candidate but at the same time i need someone who can brick the party together so i wouldn't think tim kaine would make sense. >> thank you. and we could be in for a rough travel season now, why? because look at those lines. matt finn is live at the busiest airport in the world. o'hare. hi, matt. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankameric

has to, likely to win in florida but not a lock, one more thing, i think hillary clinton, senator sherrodohio, that is to i think she is going with because he is really really left. that placates the bernie sanders wing, gives her ohio, not a lock but makes her more competitive there and sherrod brown is not going to upstage hillary clinton. bill: she was in his former district two days ago. >> they went to the diner together. bill: thank you. you are on record, see you tonight at 8:00. also tonight donald trump sits down with bret baer, we will see that at 6:00 on special report. martha: california a new battleground for organized labor with new legislation that could force public unions to report their itemized budget just like charities and politicians. reporting live on this from los angeles. >> reporter: you will love how this started. when a cheap state employee saw a crossing guard on an empty street that had a tunnel underneath it, turns out it was a job given to her union which represents state workers. that began this five your battle to know one thing, how do they spend her uni

sherrod brown. that could change it, too. >> sherrod brown would swing that.it's closer. >> colorado is not as close. colorado, runaway for the democrats. donald trump, no money on donald trump for colorado. >> agone, people betting $100 on trump in colorado if he were to win that state -- >> basically 3 to 1. bet $100, you'll win $290 back if you bet republicans and trump carries the state. >> on paper, colorado is relatively close in 2012 but that has a lot to do with the fast rising latino population in colorado. that's a population -- >> that's the interesting thing about colorado. it's a changing state. the demographics have changed so much in the last four years. there's opportunity there to make money. >> you look at florida, ohio. the betters are saying hillary should win them but trump has a shot. >> pennsylvania. this is our last one here. our big one. the democrats again, huge favorites here. hillary clinton, minus 290. about $290 to win $100 back. >> but closer. colorado and pennsylvania, the same margin four years ago. now they're better chance fo

i think that she's going to go with sherrod brown. >> really?nning against trump has changed the game as far as mouch she needs the hispanic voter and the african american. that's just about sealed up. and her main problem is with white men. and he's a white man. and he's also more progressive than she is. she's not quite elizabeth warren but a clinton loyalist and he gives you ohio. everyone loves ohio. >> what about you, gav, thoughts on this? >> hillary or -- >> both. >> she should go with raven. every time there's a problem, she can go, that's so raven. hillary, it's a mute point. she's not going to become president. >> she still needs a buddy. >> my theory is she should pick colin powell. you got military, african american, game over, america. >> thank you. i think trump's perfect vp is the guy from the commercials. that actor. from the beer. >> kat, thoughts on both candidates. >> trump should pick a chick. everyone thinks he's sexist and bring that up in the announcement. you thought it was sexist, look it's a girl, a chick, we're going t

the logical choice is sherrod brown because is he elizabeth warren and sanders. >> senator from ohio. harry reid said he didn't want to a senator replaced by a governor. harry is on his way out. he isn't the one who is going to decide. which is why tim kaine is the alternate as jeffrey said, there is a democratic governor in virginia so democrats wouldn't lose a seat. labor secretary perez, elizabeth warren would be a last resort if she is really in trouble and then the field. meaning we have no idea. >> wine, women, and song is what you are saying. >> i used to do that. i remained depressed. it hasn't helped. >> here is the losing of the week me for timing. winners and losers gets cut. that's it for the panel. up next preparing for the weekend. i wanted to know where my family came from. i did my ancestrydna. the most shocking result was that i'm 26% native american. i had no idea. it's opened up a whole new world for me. >>> finally tonight, this is the beginning of memorial day weekend. unofficially usually marks the beginning of summer. many of you are heading out to cookouts, bal

so sherrod brown is maybe a smarter choice. i'm not sure elizabeth warren wants that. she's made it clear she's happy in the senate and i don't think she's one to lie about something about that. a female president, 80% of americans are ready for that. a president and vice president might be pushing it. >> don't go far, we'll join both of you again in our second hour and i want to clarify, jessica, the pollster of democratic strategists and karine, spokesperson for moveon.org, thank you very much. >>> the time is 39 after the hour. on the run, the hunt for the fugitive mom who led police on a wild chase. what police saw inside that car that made them immediately retreat. >>> and what ted cruz just revealed about his future plans. that's next. >>> welcome back to "fox and friends." a fox news alert for you, security at an all-time high at the cannes film festival after the paris and brussels attack. hundreds of police and special force als will be on patrol. the festival runs until the 22nd. >>> a mom on the run after a wild chase caught on camera, as a woman ran out of

york times" and says she's having discussions with 15 possible vp candidates, mccain, mark warner sherrod brown and duval patrick. you've been through this kind of thing. is the press being used here? not that they are not considering vps but they want these stories out to show what? >> of course the press is being used here. you put this out, you float names. some of it is trial balloons. and you do point out that there's a lot of precedence for picking someone of the same gender and everybody sort of chuckles at that and it makes the case that -- >> she had no plan to pick elizabeth warren, it helps with the party that she's at least considering her and makes her look like the virtual nominee. >> yeah. it's about being the virtual nominee and it is about -- i mean, there does have to be some -- i think that we are looking at progressives and not necessarily just elizabeth warren but to get that out there that there's room and that we're looking for -- >> you said that the press is being used for -- joe trippi, susan, amy holmes, thank you for stopping by this sunday. >>> ahead on "media

. >> hillary has to go if that happens to sherrod brown. >> if i like your comment, it is not my personal opinion of it. it means i want to get you in on the conversation. so if you see that, it means i'm trying to get you next. i want to talk about something you just did. you did some focus grouping. we can't say the exact thing but a major midwestern. but what came out of that you think is significant? >> a dozen groups and i was in ten of them. nine or ten of them and i want to tell you, two things came up. three things. one, first of all, i was stunned in how negative women were, particularly, to hillary clinton. these were basically democrats and independents in vehemance in which may dismissed her and the first thing they said and i would say over half the participants. why isn't there somebody else which will go and the third thing is on trump is what i said to you is a lot of people who were unsure, i mean, they were going to be for trump. right now, if i had to bet, that state would be going to trump and i know how to read people's comments. this was amazing. and this would stun

in the "new york times" saying she is having extensive discussions of 15-20 candidates including sherrod did you value pat frisk and also, on to a woman and the press went crazy but is the press being used here, not that they are not considering v.p. but they want the stories out to show, what? >> that the resolution is being used, yes, you put this out and you float names. you do point out there is a lot of resident for taking someone of the same gender and everyone is chuckling at that and it makes the case --. >> she has no plan to pick elizabeth warren, but it helps if she is considering. >> it is about being the virtual nominee. there has to be -- we are look at progressives and not necessarily just elizabeth warren but to get it out there, there is room and we are looking --. >> you are saying the press is being closed, case closed. ahead on "media buzz" the press rips apart a proposed will ferrell film on ronald reagan and his life. and what geraldo rivera said about donald trump publicly and privately. st. even if it doesn't catch on, doesn't mean it's not true. the john deere zt

governor that would eliminate elizabeth warren from massachusetts, corey booker from new jersey and sherrod brown of ohio. making it harder for democrats to win back the majority. but first clinton must deal with an aggressive sanders who suggest she's nervous about losing california and afraid to debate him on fox. >> i think it's a little bit insulting to the people of california, our largest state. that she is not prepared to have a discussion with me about how she will help the californians address the major crises that we face. >> instead it appears both candidates will spend much of the next two weeks making the case to golden state voters at their own campaign events. it's the safer place for clinton. >> mike emanuel live in california. >> virginia's governor says he is 100% confident he did not take illegal campaign contributions, but the federal investigation into democrat terry mcauliffe could not only spell trouble for him, but for his friends. the clintons. correspondent doug mckelway is on the story. >> fox news has confirmed that virginia democratic governor terry mcauliffe is

and if sherrod brown would become the -- his reply was hell no. is there any kind of consensus candidate that might be good for clinton? or do you think it's anybody's game at this point? >> i think it's anybody's game. when you talk to the party leaders at the various committees, their job is to elect democrats. not all democrats are created equal. you're talking about share rerr brown's seat. maybe the democratic leaders won't have a death hold on those as much as others. >> look, hillary clinton is going to help pick who could help her. i'm sure she would love to have one more seat in the senate. but if she can find somebody who guarantees her the presidency, jake, we know where her heart is going to lie. >> jim, you have a new story up. you polled five -- 50 republican voters. what did they have to say? >> we found the top donors in the gop about the top 80 and went through all of them and said will you give money to trump? less than 10 said they were 100% committed to helping out trump. many, many more said they were dead set against trump or

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there's an argument that she needs to energize the party more and perhaps a cain pick might do like sherrod and elizabeth warren, perhaps, corey booker of new jersey and others pointed out in each case, all of those states have republican governors. so if you picked a democratic senator from that state, you would lose a seat in the senate at a time when the senate could be close to 50/50 after this election and the last group, wolf, the two hispanics in the cabinet. both getting a lot of conversation as well. >> what about donald trump? who would be a good fit for him and who would bring him some bagga baggage? >> i think donald trump has one overriding need in the pick that ground him in governing. if he can't find a plausible current elected official to run with him, i think it sends a damaging signal to the electorate that even his own party is ambivalent about whether he's a plausible president. if he has to go back to a former like a newt gingrich, i think that's the wrong way but who would take it. john kasich might be the best choice of all as a former house committee chair and gover

activist, i still think that she will go with someone who is in politics but has more progressive cred, sherrod brown, even though i know that would let john kasich appoint a republican to his seat which would be complicating because we'd like to take the senate back, too. >> senator in ohio but very liberal. >> very liberal, and a clinton backer. >> you never know -- we all say politics is fickle t.changes on a dime. ladies, thank you. >> thank you. >>> donald trump trying to broaden his support base reaching out to evangelicals as well as muslim communities. will this strategy help his campaign? plus, new details, 15 years after a congressional staffer was found dead, i covered this story back then, why that congressman now gary condit on the right side of the screen is coming back into focus in this murder case. you've got to hear this. you owned your car for four years, you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls, and you break into you

i think she has -- she has the potential of bringing in someone like elizabeth warren or sherrod brownoup of people, but i don't know that hillary will be able to do it on her own. she's not going to be able to change her message enough to convince those people. she's going to need a surrogate of some kind like bernie sanders. >> so if she were to do something on her own, or something to, you know, i guess sort of -- i don't know if capitulate is the right word or see if she's trying to be nice to him, what do you want to hear her say, nice to him and nice to the supporters. >> i think she's been doing it. in the past week, especially, she's been talking about how she wants him to stay in the race, her surrogates are encouraging him to stay in the race. i think she's going to have to speak it a little bit more of the issues. she hasn't talked as much about college loans as he has, he's talked about free college. she could probably hit a little bit harder on some of the issues important to his supporters. especially the young folks. >> that to me is interesting. i want to talk about the

. >> senator sherrod brown. >> r. >>> coming up, the obama administration sues north carolina over the so-called bathroom bill, a powerful message. i'll play those comments ahead. right there with you, helping with the questions you need answered to get your brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partnered with over a million new business owners to do just that. check us out today to see how you can become one of them. legalzoom. legal help is here. >>> the infighting in the republican party over its presumptive nominee still looms large. paul ryan, earliterally the mos powerful person in america, second in succession to the presidency of america being used as a pinata at his rallies after ryan said he could not yet endorse trump. >> paul ryan, i don't know what happened. i don't know. >> i didn't get paul ryan. i don't know what happened. i don't know what happened. i've gotten tremendous endorseme endorsements. i didn't get it from ryan, though, can you imagine? that's a hard one. >> trump surrogate and ally, sarah palin said she will do whatever she can to hel

we've got -- sherrod brown and al franken and amy klob o uchar. >> i think she's a rising star in then the ticket, is that hillary clinton would do? i think there is a strategically there is sort of you double down on a strength and dare donald trump to say something outrageous and amy could be a really good pick in general. >> a year ago, i would have bet cory booker -- two years ago now. but he's up there 12-1 if. you bet $100 on cory booker. >> my favorite part the sucker bets. >> there are people putting money on bill clinton or is this an elaborate things. >> i like to have a scenario for anything it justifies putting my money on something. donald trump has his debate with bernie and they become friends and bernie jacks the convention, moves hillary out of the way and brings in donald trump and united states everybody 500/1. >> there are some people out there apparently who see some sort of scenario like that, putting their own money up saying donald trump will be the vp shal nominee. >> george clooney is always in these conversations. he's a go-to. >> this is interesting, look a

. >> senator sherrod brown. >>> coming up, the obama administration sues north carolina over the so-called bathroom bill, a powerful message. i'll play those comments ahead. ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. while you're mastering life. e.t. phone home. [ soft music ] when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. >>> the infighting in the republican party over its presumptive nominee still looms large. paul ryan, literally the most powerful person in america, second in succession to the presidency of america being used as a pinata at his rallies after ryan said he could not yet endorse trump. >> paul ryan, i don't know what happened. i don't know. >> i didn't get paul ryan. i don't know what happened. i don't know what happened. i've gotten tremendous endorsements. i didn't get it from ryan, though, can you imagine? that's a hard one. >> trump surrogate and ally, sarah palin sa

can be, very articulate, has very strong ties to labor unions, a lot of the same constituency that sherrod brown has. and a brilliant guy and somebody passionate about a lot of the issues like gun violence that i think would resonate in this country. finally, a real dark horse, that's tom wolf from pennsylvania, only in office for two years. he comes out of a business background, but somebody who could help carry a pivotal state and somebody who i think has the same kind of touch with average working americans that joe biden has. i'd try to get those in the mix. >> congressman, thank you for joining us this saturday morning. appreciate your insights. >> my pleasure, ayman. >>> still ahead, voting in november, what the number of registered voters is revealing in a number of potential decisive states. (vo) on the trane test range, you learn what makes our heating and cooling systems so reliable. if there's a breaking point, we'll find it. it's hard to stop a trane. really har trane. the most reliable for a reason. if you have afib not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa helps stop blood

. >> sherrod brown should support both because they represent issues -- >> but they want hillary clinton to win and they think it would hurt her. >> what does that say? there's panic among those who support hillary clinton. she must win against donald trump in order to salvage the best of the country. >> let me respond to josh. i do think that there's an up side for hillary clinton. here's what it is. bernie sanders transitioning from someone who's running against the democratic establishment to someone who is running against donald trump as a surrogate for the nominee. and him going after donald trump and making the case, which is what -- if he's going to be useful in the democratic party and to hillary clinton, he's going to have to do that in the next five months. him doing that on a big stage strikes me as a huge benefit. >> but how would he conduct himself? >> i agree. >> if he was willing to be a surrogate, that's one thing, but he continues to say, hillary clinton is being too presumptive, who knows if she'll be the nominee? >> i agree. there's risks. we're crossing to fan fiction

sherrod brown would not be replaced until 2018.ritical early months of her presidency, which is when most presidents midweget the mo their agenda, she could be down control in the senate but in the best case it would just mean less margin of error for tough votes. >> has elizabeth warren, whose name has been repeated over and over again, has she had anything to say about this? >> she's been a little bit cagey, which is interesting. she hasn't ruled it out sboir y entirely. take a look at what she told mike just the other day. >> this is something that right now we've got to get all of our nominations settled on the democratic side. for me, i'm going to keep doing my job every single day and i'm not thinking about another job. >> that is definitely not a no, jose, and that's kind of the answer that people tend to give when they're being considered for vice president. so, you know, she would like to have her name continued to be floated out there even if she doesn't actually want the job in the end. >> there's also some out of the bo

i don't think elizabeth born will take that position or sherrod brown or someone who leans more left. or does she feel confident enough who is more the center of her party. on the republican side, i do not have a answer. this is an opportunity for him to do more to unify or solidify himself and the republican party. there are some who will want to run with him. it is an opportunity for him to do that. my last point, i delegate selection, what i was originally going to talk about, the convention things that could've happened, things have overtaken us. in many ways, the cat is out of de bag in terms of the small democratic character of primaries. i do not think we will see a big rethinking on both sides. it depends on how comfortable the nominees feel on who wins the presidency and what the parties are looking at. i do think the very insider process, the ones donald trump was complaining about. the uncommitted delegates and the conventions and ways in which the actual selection of the dumbest -- delegates go on. many of us do not pay attention to. andd time going to states figure out wh

sherrod brown, the senator from ohio. tim kaine, senator from virginia. are they the front runners? >> i think so. they're from the two most important states. you lock one of those down, the republican path isn't there. and they're do no harm candidates. they're disciplined and very good. from what i understand, hillary clinton is looking for a governing partner. not just somebody that will help her on the ticket, and both have a lot of experience. sherrod brown can help with the bernie sanders voters. >> former massachusetts governor and senator cory booker. >> booker is somebody hillary clinton has become comfortable with. likes him. deval patrick, somebody she doesn't know well but close to obama world. don't be surprised if he gets a look. >> you're not done. what about elizabeth warren and julian castro? >> i think they get attention in social media and in the grassroots. i'll be shocked if they're among the final two or three. >> chuck, thank you very much. >>> on monday, we talked about the scathing report from the "new york times" detailing donald trump's history with women.

i do not think elizabeth warren will take deposition, but sherrod brown, someone who means more left,he feel more comfortable with someone in the center of her part question i don't have an answer --party? i do have an answer as soon donald trump will pick, but this is a chance to solidify himself with the party. there are some that will not want to run with him, but this is an opportunity. delegateint is on selection. what i was going to talk about -- convention scenarios and other things that could have happened, and obviously events have overtaken us here, but i think in many ways the cat is out of the bag in small of the -- in terms of the small democratic character of primaries. i'm not sure we will see a big rethinking of how we select delegates because it depends on how comfortable they feel, who wins the presidency, but i think the insider processes, the ones trump was complaining about, some of the uncommitted delegates, or the conventions, or some of the ways the actual selection of the delegates goes on in states that many rested not pay attention to. insider campaign peopl

if she goes to elizabeth warren or sherrod brown, that she feels she needs to throw a bone to liberals. i think it is more likely she will go to a more moderate direction like jim kane, someone who is a little more able to broaden the party. host: indiana voters, if you want to get your thoughts, here is your phone number. tom is in ohio. independent line. pushed the wrong button. tom, hi there. caller: good morning. i thought you hung up on me. next-door to indiana here. the first caller there, i am just like your first caller. bernie sanders is who i want, but donald trump is my second. it looks like they're going to give it to hillary because the democratic party is just as crooked as the republican party. what i want to say, the idea that we have got a government over the last 30 years, that is purposely set -- said a lot of people cannot get a job and they want to say here, here is your $10 an hour. the worst bill ever. host: thank you. guest: this is trump's potential. that people in both parties, sanders supporters and the republican party can form a sizable bloc in the general

. >> you have sherrod brown for hillary clinton and kasich as potential pick.ch bigger margin. >> democrats widely favored to win colorado. not a surprise. they voted democrat for obama in 2008 and 2012 and 1986 is the last time they went republican. >> no. republican. >> it's surprising it's this big of a spread. hillary very popular in the state of colorado. and pennsylvania another bellwether state, democrats by a wide margin. right now the smart big money is on democratic party, hillary clinton. >> what jumps out to me is this difference between colorado and pennsylvania. on paper, you go by 2012, trump, the republicans have to overcome about the same deficit in both states but the odds are much longer in colorado and pennsylvania. to me, that's probably because of the growing latino population in colorado you don't have as much in pennsylvania so i think people are looking at trump and comments about mexicans saying colorado is tougher than pennsylvania. >> if we have one quick second, put the big board back up. what's your best value pick? >> from what yo

her best bet would be to pick sherrod brown of ohio, who appeals to the liberal wing of the democratic party acres good attack candidate during the campaign. and to bring ohioans as well. >> interesting. let's talk about the republican side. donald trump needs someone who has governmental experience. that's what he said he wants. who would be a good choice for him? >> top of trump's list probably is and should be newt gingrich, who brings, obviously, great experience in knowing washington, d.c., which is what trump lacks. and so i think gingrich is a top candidate, early supporter of trump. i think they have similar personalities and would mesh well together. maybe second choice might be chris christie for some of the same reasons. but christie doesn't have the federal government experience. >> why wouldn't a faux maemale g mate be good for trump? >> it would be risky proposition for trump to do that. i think he may have difficulty getting along with someone. one of the names is sarah palin. she brings her own issues and trump recognizes she may not be the best pick. sarah palin hersel

elizabeth warren or sherrod brown somebody leans more left or confident to pick somebody more in center of her party. on republican side i don't have an answer who donald trump will pick. i think this is opportunity for him to solidify himself in republican party. some will not want to run with him. i think there is opportunity for him to do that. leave it at that. my last point on delegate selection. what i was going to talk about convention scenarios an all sorts of things that could have happened. obviously events have overtaken us here. but, i do think in many ways the cat is out of the bag in terms of the small d democratic character of primaries. i'm not sure if we'll see a big rethinking on both sides how we select delegates because it depends on how comfortable nominees feel and who wins presidency, what parties are looking at but i think the very inside every processes, ones that trump was complaining about, some of uncommitted delegates or conventions or some of the ways which the actual selection of delegates goes on in states, that many of us didn't pay a lot of attention to

she's going to have some problems bringing in someone like a sherrod brown in ohio or elizabeth warrenssachusetts because of republican governors. but people in her party really want her to do that. they're signalling to her that she really needs to start coalescing a party that really isn't there right now. although a lot of people in clinton's camp say that's really overrated. that the party will come around. look what happened in 2008. that's something you're also hearing from them. don't worry. once the convention happens, we're all going to come together and this is going to happen and we'll -- >> it's an interesting point. eight years ago at this time, hillary clinton was out there saying i'm going all the way to the convention against barack obama and they were saying she's killing the party. people don't remember that as much because they won. >> thanks for joining us. appreciate that. coming up, cal perry with the biggest video that you missed over the weekend. stay tuned. we'll show you. actual ly. you've been to my place. no, i wasn't...oh look, you dropped something. it's y

as a strategist, do you think it's wise to even consider pulling somebody like a sherrod brown or elizabeth warren out of the united states senate at a time democrats are trying to win the body back. >> if we have a republican governor in any of those states, the answer is not only no, but hell no. i will do whatever i can and most of my democratic colleagues will say the same thing. i've been through that. we saw what happened in texas when lloyd benson became secretary of treasury. we have never recovered from that. had we not gone along with that, we could still have a democratic senator from texas. so, no, i would yell and scream to stop that. >> senator reid and i then turned to the supreme court. namely his republican colleagues seemingly contradictory positions on trump's wish list to replace the late justice antonin scalia and president obama's nominee. >> chuck grassley has come out with some glowing things to say about donald trump's ideas for the supreme court. so has house speaker paul ryan. they have had really good things about trump's list, and yet they still won't meet with

>> the first thing i thought of when i heard that was elizabeth warren and mayor sherrod brown as welldon't think he wants a veto over it. we're in this process now, and i think sanders by answering the question can allude to it too where it's assumed clinton will win the nomination and there is some negotiation about who will be her running mate, because hillary has got to try to take all parts of the democratic party and try to unify the party and lead it. but her running mate selection will tell us something about where he shes her weaknesses, where she sees voids available. if she picks elizabeth warren, that shows a lot of respect for bernie sanders' messages and if you pick tim kaine, not as much. >> bernie sanders was asked about tim kaine and he didn't come out directly against the idea. i want to bring in another interview bernie sanders did on "face the nation." specifically he was asked about this question whether the primary process has been rigged, because that's come up a lot during the campaign. let's take a listen. >> what has upset me and what i think is i wouldn't use

, i would yell and scream to stop -- >> that means no elizabeth warren or, you know, ohio senator sherrodwouldn't allow that. >> right. >> interesting. stuart: our next guest has been reporting on what bill clinton is telling his friends after hillary said if she's the president, bill will be back in the white house running the economy. ed klein is here. now, you've been talking to some of bill's friends, finding out what bill is actually saying about whether he wants to go back to the white house. what's he been saying? >> here's what his friend quotes him as saying: i feel like a dog chasing a car who doesn't want to catch the car. [laughter] well, he's chasing the car meaning hillary's being president. what if she gets to be president? it's a no-win for him as far as he's concerned. she's president, everybody starts statute -- scrutinizing bill clinton, the first gentleman, right? he's not going to be able to fly around in jets with pretty girls, he's not going to be able to take money for his foundation, he's not going to be doing anything he's been doing up til now in his lifestyle.

if she goes to elizabeth warren or sherrod brown, that she feels she needs to throw a bone to liberalsthink it is more likely she will go to a more moderate direction like jim kane, someone who is a little more brought in the party. democrats -- voters--iana tom is in ohio. independent line. caller: good morning. i thought you hung up on me. next-door to indiana here. there, i am just like your first caller. it is look -- the democratic party is just as crooked as the republican party. , the ideat to say that we have got a government over the last 30 years, ok, corporations, you can move to mexico and china and of course let millions of illegal people come into the country to lower your wages, there is outrage in the country, outrage. i made $11 an hour 30 years ago. my health care was paid for. a lot of people out here cannot even get a job making $11 an hour. they want to throw us a little salt and say, here is your little bit, $10 an hour. thank you. guest: this is trump's potential, the coalition of disaffected, people in both parties, sanders's supporters and the trump roller arab