senator walter mondale on the 1968 fair housing act.he took part in a hud fair housing training and policy conference and talked about the challenge he encountered in getting it passed through congress. this is about 90 minutes. [ applause [ applause ] >> good morning, everyone, what a great morning. it is with tremendous sense of excitement sense of excitement that i welcome each and every one of you to our national fair housing training and policy conference. for those of you who are from out of town, welcome to d.c., welcome to hud headquarters. this time we're thrilled to have you as you remember it's been more than four years since hud had a national fair housing policy conference. this time as you notice i'm much more modest -- a much more modest conference but equally significant. in fact, i would argue more significant given everything that has taken place just this year alone. wouldn't you agree with that? [ applause ] before i go on, i just want to get a sense of our audience today. we also have hundreds of people watching us

thanks to walter mondale, i had memories my speech and i looked only at the crowd.i added some stuff. i had some fun in the speech went great. and i use the bush line. there you go. >> host: two years later you were elected to the u.s. senate so you were the first woman elected in your own right to the senate from minnesota. what's your agenda of the asset or liability? >> guest: we have had strong women to majority leader in the 80s and before that in the 70s with secretary of state and they have vote loss. when i started running people that are really asked me do you think a woman can win and with the reference that came with it. >> host: this was 2010. >> guest: at the reference to kay bailey hutchison and i said well implement one in texas so i think a woman can probably win. the last election was an 80s and 90s. i didn't emphasize gender that much because of that issue and the two women that were so accomplished that run on that issue so i didn't. i would just say, but speak to these big rooms of steelworkers and someone would affect question i'd say look last

he participated in a follow forum, with vice president walter mondale.ng he says. noting the vice presidency is different than the role of secretary of state. take a listen. >> i end up in a situation, where, for example, i know all the over eastern european, glue right now we're joined with the white house for huffington post, nice to see you. help break it down for us. this conversation was sort of revealing, whatever he's thinking, he let a little clue out. panetta and gates, they were definitive. when i go overseas, i speak for the president, not the secretary of state. are these clues we should be reading into. >> you called them subtle. i didn't think they were subtle, to be honest. the contrasts are there, he said especially with the bin laden raid where hillary had talked about it, but also something you said the other nice, that he gets along with republicans. the polls -- i'm not sure exactly how you sell yourself as one who clash rates with republicans in the context of a -- >> he has no reply watt operations in place right now. if he gets in,

i was present at a gathering of carter mondale, a tribute to walter mondale. carter and mondale alumni and other democrats, and there was a general concern after joe biden spoke that perhaps this had gone on too far. so we will, of course, be bringing all of this to you live. meanwhile, here in washington, the other waiting game, paul ryan setting terms for taking the speaker's job. terms that may not be acceptable to party hard-liners. he's sort of channeling frank sinatra saying, i'll do it my way. >> we need to move from an opposition party to being a proposition party. we need to update our house rules so that everyone can be a more effective representative. we as a conference should unify now and not after a divisive speaker election. the last point is personal. i cannot and will not give up my family time. if i'm not unifying, that will be fine as well. i'll be happy to stay where i am at the ways and means committee. >> nbc's luke russert and kelly o'donnell live on capitol hill. obviously, we want to talk about the speaker and what you know. we may inte

and we talked about this walter mondale event about to get started here. vice president is going to be playing tribute to walter mondale who was the vice president under jimmy carter and went on to lose by a landslide to wonld reagan. so. but keep in mind vice presidents have run for office and won before. georgia h.w. bush. harry truman. sometimes a good way to become president is being vice president. but he's honoring walter mondale who was not so lucky in 1984. >> while we wait biden's final de decision let's talk bernie sanders. according to the latest poll, only 11% of democratic voters think sanders can actually win the party's nomination. maybe it is that democratic socialist thing. clinton pinged sanders on that in the debate. >> and it is our job to reign in the excesses of capitalism so that it doesn't run amok and doesn't cause the kind of inequities that we're seeing in our economic system. but we would be making a grave mistake to turn our backs on what built the greatest middle class in the history of the world. >> perhaps that is why sander

though a finished a surprising second to former vice president walter mondale. mondale went on to win the nomination, but the race taught o'malley something. "people in iowa aren't intimidated by polls," said martin o'malley, (d) presidential candidate. "they're not intimidated by the washington pundits and the so-called power brokers because, in the iowa caucuses the individual matters". during my one-on-one interview with o'malley, i asked the former maryland governor to size up the democratic race for president. o'malley touted his executive experience. "my candidacy offers something that neither of the other candidates does... and that's 15-years of executive experience," said o'malley. "as a big city mayor, and a governor, bringing people together to get things done." passing marriage equality in "these weren't words, these were actions," o'malley said. to create a better future for the country, o'malley proposes restoring "common sense" labor and wage policies, and make "investments" in our country. none were more popular among this group of morningside co

biden spoke at an event honoring former vice president walter mondale in washington d-c this morning. clinton. biden says he's disagrees with her when it comes to the g-o-p. during last week's debate she said she's proud of being enemies with republicans. "i really respect the members up there and i still have a lot of republican friends. i don't think my chief enemy is the republican party. this is a matter of making things work." a recent n-b-c-wall street journal poll shows more and more democrats don't want biden to enter the race. 38-percent say they prefer he stay in. the presidential candidates with iowans... today governor terry branstad held three town hall meetings. city hall auditorium. the governor took questions on the future of the national guard aviation facility there, the bakken pipeline and funding for medicaid, branstad also held similar meetings in jefferson and atlantic this afternoon. the state's unemployment rate is at it's lowest in nearly ten years. unemployment dropped to 3-point- 6-percent in september. that's down from 3-point-7-percent the month before....

biden spent soso time today with former vice president walter mondale the first person he consulted when barack obama asked him to be his running mate. biden: the best decision of my political career was to join the president on the republican side, the latest polls show donald trump maintaining his lead but carly fiorina fading. the businesswoman has dropped 11 points since last month. jenna: federal authorities are trying to find the identity of a group responsible for a cyber-r-tack on the heads of the cia and thth departmentntf homeland curity. abc's s nneth moton has re from washingn. "a real life spy game...he's the man leadadg the one of the world's top covert agencies. but right nothe hunt is on for the person or persons who hacked the private email account of cia director john brennan. josh earnestwhite house press secretary director brennan understands...appro priate level of caution a personal account linked to homeland security secretary jeh johnson was also compromised. one self-confessed hacker claims to be a high schoooor. he says he r reased online....he personal sosoal s

and bob beckel, he managed walter mondale's campaign in 1984..c., what's the significance of this front page story about marco rubio landing the big donor? >> yes, paul singer is, as you say, a big donor, he was the biggest donor last cycle for republicans, a really interesting guy. a number of republicans who have now decided they're in favor of same-sex marriage. but he's very influential. to pick marco rubio at this early stage in the game signals that he thinks jeb bush, for all of his donors and infrastructure, is not going to go the long road, the long haul. and he thinks that marco rubio is the most electable in a general election. i happen to think he's probably right. he's looking at a matchup with hillary clinton and sees marco rubio as the best contrast to her message. >> bob, let's address this conjecture that jeb could get out. nobody gets out with $100 million in their super-pac bank, right? >> no, that's right. look, what gets people out of presidential politics is when their treasurer comes to them and says, you're burning $100 m

and unsuccessful candidate walter mondale, joe biden talked about his own history with the president, and if you know what to listen to, you can hear the subtle and deliberate swipes at hillary clinton, the current front-runner for the democratic presidential nomination. i want to let you hear the thoughts on republicans whom hillary clinton identified as her enemy in last week's cnn debate. >> i really respect the members up there, and i have a lot ofp republican friends and the chief enemy is not the republican party, but it is a matter of making it work. >> on a more specific item, biden talked about the decision to launch the raid that killed osama bin laden. >> only two people were defintive and were absolutely certain, leon panetta said go, and bob gates who already has publicly said this said don't go. and others were 59-41 and some said go, but it is a close call, and i joked and i said, you all sound like 17 larry summers, the economist, and they said, joe, what would you do, and there was a third option which i really didn't think that we should do, and i said, well, i think

. >>> vice president joe biden and former president carter will pay tribute to walter mondale at the white house today. as biden continues to mull over a presidential run of his own. hillary clinton gears up for her testimony before the house benghazi committee this week. on the republican side the secret service is reviewing requests for protection from the donald trump and ben carson campaigns. >>> federal officials are investigating a high level security breach involving the e- mails of two top national security officials. authorities are trying to locate a hacker who allegedly broke into the e-mails of john brennan and homeland secretary jeh johnson. it appears to be a high school student who released information of 20 people connected to the ceo. they say it was being done because, quote, innocent people in palestine are being killed daily. in a response the white house called on congress to pass cybersecurity legislation which has been held up in the senate. >>> new details are coming out about the latest q wave of violence in vies. a gunman -- israel. a gunman killed one perso

though a long shot, hart finished a surprising second to former vice president walter mondale. mondale went on to win the nomination, but the race taught o'malley something. "people in iowa aren't intimidated by polls," said martin o'malley, (d) presidential candidate. "they're not intimidated by the washington pupuits and the so-called power brokers because, in the iowa caucuses the individual matters". during my one-on-one interview with o'malley, i asked the former maryland governor to size up the democratic race for president. o'malley touted his executive experience. "my candidacy offers something that neither of the other candidates does... and that's 15-years of executive experience," said o'malley. "as a big city mayor, and a governor, bringing people passing marriage equality in maryland, and abolish the death penalty. "these weren't words, these were actions," o'malley said. to create a better future for the country, o'malley proposes restoring "common sense" labor and wage policies, and make "investments" in our country. none were more popular among this group of mor

reporter: at an event honoring former vice president, walter mondale, the current vice presential candidate. >> president obama and i have ideologically have had no disagreement. none. i mean, zero. >> to illustrate the point, biden says he and the president were inn locktep when it cam to authorizing the raid to osama bin laden. but that account differs from biden's description to nbc news during an interview taped for the 2012 special, the situation room when he said he urged the president to get more information. biden also took a swipe at hillary clinton for what she said at last week's debate when asked about enemies she's most proud of. >> i still have a lot of republican friends. i don't think my chief enemy is the republican party. >> reporter: but biden, whose democrats concerned with clinton's weaknesses has an uphill battle. clinton has been gaining strength and now 38 to 30% say they don't want biden to get in. he was blunt about biden. >> just makeup your mind. if you want to do it, for god's sake, you certainly deserve to take a shot here. >>> we have breaking news overnight i

spent the day with walter mondale. mr. biden: i want to be involved with every situation. not made a decision, but he is possibly ready to pull the trigger on a run next week. in a cnn poll, donald trump is working to hang onto his lead over ben carson and the rest of the republican field. trump has a five-point lead over carson. carly fiorina dropped 11 point since last month in the same poll. trump rallied supporters in south carolina last night. mr. trump: we do not win anymore. we' re going to. i say it -- you' re going to have victories coming out of your ears. you will. believe me. kenneth: a joe biden confidant acknowledged the odds are against him -- no money, and the search for miller clinton does not help. erin: on the crimewatch now -- a new charge for a middleton man accused of holding a woman hostage. richard penney is now charged with stalking, after police say he called someone he was ordered not to have contact with. he is about to face a judge. wmur' s ray brewer joins us live with the latest. ray: the sta

where he did have a jab against hillary clinton, or at least seem to, in a conversation with walter mondaleat last weeks debate, she listed republicans among the enemies she is most proud to have. biden: that is when i get sent to the hill. which, by the way, is a really useful use of my time. i respect my republican friends. i do not think my chief enemy is the republican party. this is a matter of making things work. mark: it is true that joe biden says stuff about republicans like that all of the time. but two days later -- in a row after the debate? then later he talked on international diplomacy. vice president biden: i will be sent to go speak to putin or go speak to erdogan. when i go, they know i am speaking for the president. there is nothing missed between .he lip and the cough what ever i say, the president is saying. thing that biden says that is getting attention, when he talked about killing osama bin laden. this is contrary to previous statements he has made about advice he gave president obama. today, he says he privately encouraged his boss to go for it, and when he was lis

kenneth: joe biden spent the morning alongside former vice president walter mondale, both talking about the importance of the vice presidency. >> i want to be the last person in the room on every major decision. kenneth: sources say the vp has busy calling supporters, possibly waiting to pull the trigger on a run next week. in a cnn/orc poll, donald trump is working to han g onto his lead over ben carson. carly fiorina dropped a few points since last month. trump rallied supporters in south carolina last night. >> we do not win any more. you are going to have victories coming out of your ears. you will, believe me. >> kenneth: a biden confidant admitted that the odds are against him and with hillary clinton surging in the polls now, certainly is no help. emily: right now, a rochester family wants to know who shot their dog 9 times. noble, a 4-year-old chocolate lab, will recover from being shot by either a b.b. gun or pellet gun. his owner first noticed his wounds around 6:00 yesterday morning, when he says noble got out. when he found the dog in a nearby cemetery, he noticed he was blo

but he remained coy during remarks at a forum honoring former vice president walter mondale. biden repeated a line about his relationship with republicans which many speculated was meant to differentiate himself from hillary clinton. >> i still have a lot of republican friends. i don't think my chief enemy is the republican party. you know, this is a matter of, you know, making things work. >> here is what long-time clinton advisor and democratic strategist james carville told my colleague andrea mitchell about a potential biden run just in the last half hour. >> just make up your mind. if you want to do it for god's sakes, you certainly deserve to take a shot here. and if he beats secretary clinton, i'll be for him in the general but i'm obviously not for him during this primary. >> so let's get right to nbc's kristen welker. you have been all over this story. i just want to kind of put these two together as we are crisscrossing webb getting out but also using the language that the other party is not the enemy, it is the opposition, and then now this space opens up and the v

today though are paying tribute to walter mondale at the white house. the anticipation comes as current democratic front-runner hillary clinton gears up for her testimony before the house benghazi committee this week. on the republican side, the secret service is reviewing requests for protection from the donald trump and ben carson campaigns. >>> now to campaign 2015 drama from north of the border. it is a turn to the left as canadians voted the liberal party into power late last might. voters sent the prime minister steven harper packing after nearly a decade in office. justin trudeau who promised sunny ways for all canadians will be sworn in as the new president obama next month. in the name sounds familiar, it's because justin is the son of the late prime minister pierre trudeau. >>> and a ahmed muhammad got an invite to the white house for asson might night. after meeting with president obama last night, the 14-year- old traveled to capitol hill this morning. he says his arrest was a telling moment. >> i got arrested last month in september. i woul

joe biden is far behind clinton in the new poll, he spent the morning with walter mondale, both men talking about the importance of the vice presidency. >> want to be the last person in the room on every major decision. >> the vp has not made a decision but calls supporters possibly ready to pull the trigger on iran next week. on a cnn poll, donald trump is work, to hold on to his lead against ben carson, carly fiorina dropped 11 points sin last month in the same poll. >> we don't win anymore. we are going to. i say it. you're going to have victories coming out of your ears, you may, you will, believe me. >> a biden confident says the odds are against him, and now hillary clinton surging in the polls doesn't help sara. kenneth moton, channel 6 "action news." >> kenneth thank you. >>> delaware is leading the way when it comes to high school graduation rates, the state made the biggest improvement between 2013 and 2014, the percentage of students that rose on time is near 7%, and new jersey made slight gains and pennsylvania had no change. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, oscar pis

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. >> at an event honoring walter mondale, the current vice president sounded like a presidential candidate. today casting himself as the standard bearer of the obama legacy. >> president obama and i have ideologically have had no disagreement. none. i mean zero. >> to illustrate the point, biden said he and the president were in lock-step when it came to authorizing the raid against bin laden. >> i told him my opinion, i thought he should go but follow his own instincts. >> and his account differs from the description to nbc news during an interview taped for situation room," when biden said he urged the president to get more information. >> i think there is time to do it before you move. >> reporter: biden took a veiled swipe at democratic front-runner hillary clinton for what she said at last week's debate when asked which enemy she's most proud of. >> probably the republicans. >> i still have a lot of republican friends. i don't think my chief enemy is the republican party. >> but biden's support came from democrats concerned about clinton's weakness is facing uphill battle. clinton is

>> i worked for walter mondale in 1984 and i saw what happened when gary hart won new hampshire. we will be up behind in 48 states. john: you think you will go ahead in some other states? >> i think it is possible. i saw a field poll with 35 in california. there is a poll in connecticut today -- >> oregon was four points a while ago. >> there are places where bernie is catching on and we could succeed. in iowa we have people on the ground and have a real campaign never -- campaign there. >> today on tv there was a national poll done and they showed the obama-clinton pulled from the same day in 2007, and bernie is closer to secretary clinton and obama was on this same day. john: a lot of discussion on this debate, yesterday and today, about joe biden. in the last 24 hours -- is he going to show up at the last minute? kind of crazy talk. but the question of biden does however over this race. over this race could would you rather see joe biden in the race or stay out of it? >> my view -- i don't want to make that decision for him. i respect him so much. i think if he gets in, it wil

have a super settle jab against hillary clinton, or at least seem to, in a conversation with walter mondalehere is joe biden for the second straight day, giving an answer that contrasted with what hillary clinton said at last week debate, when she listed republican among the enemies that she is most proud to have. vice president biden: that is when i get sent to the hill. which, by the way, is a really useful use of my time. because, i really respect the members up there. and i still have a lot of republican friends. i do not think my chief enemy is the republican party. this is a matter of making things work. mark: it is true that joe biden says stuff about republicans like that all of the time. but two days later -- in a row after the debate? some of the clinton people have noticed. later in the same event he threw shade hillary clinton's way on the topic of diplomacy. vice president biden: i will be sent to go speak to putin or go speak to erdogan. it is because, we have had two great for terri's estate, but when i go, they know i am , speaking for the president. there is nothing missed

he spoke last night at a dinner for former vice president walter mondale, but he didn't address all of the rumors and questions about whether he'll run. earlier biden sounded more like a candidate when he took a jab at hillary clinton saying she is proud to have the republicans as an enemy. >> i still have a lot of republican friends. i don't think my chief enemy is the republican party. >> now, if biden does announce the white house run he would be the fifth democrat in the race since jim webb dropped out yesterday. >> on the republican side we know that donald trump sometimes, sometimes, has a flare for the dramatic. ahead at 4:30, you'll hear his latest pseudo endorendorsement t it this way the name of his endorser may surprise you. two top cops are downplaying if not squashing the chatter that they may be candidates for police commissioner, a job that will be open next year when current chief charles ramsey retires. bill, the current superintendent of radnor township police and a former philadelphia chief inspector, is one of the names that has been tossed about out there as a poss

in fact, at an event this morning, with former vice president, walter mondale, he said it took a while to decide he wanted to be vice president. >> the president asked me whether i would be vetted, i said, no thank you, i don't want to be vice president, for real, i thought, i honest to god, thought i could help him more as chairman of the foreign relations committee. and he said i need to know right away. i said, well, no, i don't want to do this. i was on a train, actually, spend 80% of my life on the train. and he said how much time do you need? i said i don't need any time. he said go on home and talk it over with your family. >> the event is honoring mondale as a living legacy. >> so biden could make a decision soon taking on hillary clinton and bernie saunders, republican time shaping up to be donald trump and ... >> donald trump says he loves what he is seeing in the polls. >> that's why i love the polls. say well other people don't talk about polls. you know why? because they're doing lousy in the polls, okay? >> trump is the unquestioned leader in the gop race five points ahea

. >> at an event honoring former vice president walter mondale, the current vice president sounded a lot like an presidential candidate. casting himself as the stand bear are of the obama legacy. >> president obama and i have idealogically have had no disagreement. none. i mean, zero. >> to illustrate, biden said he and the president were in lock step when it came to authorizing the raid against osama bin laden. >> i told him my opinion. i thought he should go but follow his own instincts. >> be but that differs finish an interview in 2012 when biden said he urged the president to get more information. >> i think there is time do it before you move. >> biden also take failed swipe at the democratic front runner hillary clinton for what she said last at week's debate when asked which enemies she's most proud of. >> probably the republicans. >> i still have a lot of republican friends. i don't think my chief enemy is the republican party. >> but biden's who is initial support came from democrats concerned about initial weaknesses faces unuphill battle. clinton has been gaining. long ti

biden spoke last night at a dinner for former vice president walter mondale. he didn't address questions whether he will run. earlier, though, biden did sound more mike a candidate when he took a jab at hillary clinton for saying she's proud to have the republicans as an enemy. >> i still have a lot of republican friends, i don't think my chief enemy is the republican party. >> if biden does announce a white house run he would be the fifth democrat in the race since jim webb dropped out yesterday as a democrat. >> chelsea clinton says she has no plans to run for political office in the future. that's what she told us during an exclusive interview the after a stop on her book tour in philadelphia yesterday. she spoke with students at amy northwest middle school in roxborough about her book. then we asked her opinion on vice president biden's possible run against her mother and democratic front-runner hillary clinton. >> goodness, running for spt a big decision for anyone to make. certainly i believe the vice president has to make what he believes is the right c

in washington, biden tended an event honoring former vice-president, walter mondale. there was no mention of whether or not biden will be running for president, but late last night during a telephone town hall meeting pennsylvania congressman brendan boyle stood by his monday tweet that stated that biden will run. >> well, i i put something on twitter and lesson is be careful if you put something on twitter. i have a little bit of inside information that i'll repeat. i was told by someone very close to the vice-president, joe that he a has decided to run for president. >> those close to biden says the vice-president will make a decision any day now. >>> well, the future has officially arrived, today, marty mcfly famously traveled 30 years in the future to october 21st, 2015, in that popular 80's flick back to the future part two. while the film's prediction is still unclear whether the chicago cubs will actually win the the world series. alexandria hoff will have more on which predictions came true coming up. that prediction is hanging on by a thread here, new york me

. >> that at a form um honoring vice-president walter mondale. he hinted that if he runs he would upset clinton's claim to the president's legacy. brendan boyle stand by his tweet that says biden will run. >> well, i put something on twitter, and i guess, the lesson is be careful when you put something on twitter. i have a little bit of inside information that i'll repeat, i was told by someone very close to the vice-president, joe that he will decide to run for president. >> those close to the vice-president says that he will make a decision any day now. >>> another political decision this one on the other side of the aisle, it appears that wisconsin congressman paul ryan has decided he may take the house speaker job. but, as andrew spencer reports ryan had a few requests before he commits. >> reporter: pressure finally got to congressman paul ryan. >> it is not a job i have ever wanted or sought. >> reporter: almost grudgingly he told his fellow republicans in the congress that he is willing to become speaker of the house but he has conditions.

he spoke at a celebratory dinner for former vice president walter mondale tonight but he didn't address the rumors. biden did get people talking today when he threw a not-so-subtle jab at democratic front-runner hillary clinton suggesting he's bert at working across the political aisle. >> i still have a lot of republican friends i don't think my chief enemy is the republican party. >> if biden were to announce the presidential run, he would become the fifth democrat in the race since jim webb dropped out today. >>> a member of the clinton family was in philadelphia today but it wasn't for a campaign event. >> chelsea clinton was here to promote her new book and speak with local students. lawyer mayk spoke to her about the presidential race and her mother's chances of winning. >> reporter: the students in this room are about the same age chelsea clinton was when her life changed forever. her dad ran for president, she moved into the white house. >> at the time -- >> reporter: now she's talking to rooms full of young people for her new book "it's your world." >> i'm very close to my pare

meanwhile, speaking at a forum honoring former vice president walter mondale yesterday, biden appealed to democratic voters saying his loyalty to the president remains firm. even some republicans want to know if biden will run. presidential candidate and new jersey governor chris christie weighed in. >> it is hard for me to imagine not doing it, on the other hand, as a father, i know how much he loved beau biden. and i know that beau biden was where all his hopes and dreams for the future resided. and i just don't know as a father having lost that son that he is ready emotionally to do it. >> the vest president has nine more days to make his announcement if he want to be a candidate on all of the ballots. >> battle over which republican will take over for retiring house speaker joan boehner may soon be coming to an end. in a closed door meeting this morning, boehner told gop leadership they'll meet next wednesday to vote. the full house would then choose it new speaker the following day. which congressman paul ryan is being tapped for that job, candidate boehner said he has full confid

president will share the stage with jimmy carter tomorrow night in an event that is honoring walter mondaler gave us an update on his fight with cancer yesterday as he taught sunday school. >> in the middle of december they're going to do another mri scan of my brain and my body to see what the progress is being made but until then i'm just trusting in god to take care of me and i've been really appreciative of all the good wishes i've had. >> definitely we wish him well. >>> if if you are standing you might want to find a seat at least for a second. why? well lindsay lohan says she might just run for president in 2020. part of her plan as detailed on instagram of course is to take care of all the children suffering in the world. now of all the problems with this scenario, here's perhaps the biggest one. she won't be 35, which is a requirement for president. but just for fun, buy it now, kanye/lohan 2020 stickers. >>> here is your second helping of larry david's impression of bernie sanders. >> not a fan of the banks. they transform on the middle class, they control washington, and why do t

. >> reporter: at an event honoring former vice president walter mondale, the current vice president sounded a lot like a presidential candidate. casting himself as the standard-bearer of the obama legacy. >> president obama and i have ideologically have had no disagreement. none. i mean, zero. >> reporter: to illustrate the point, biden said he and the president were in lock step when it came to authorizing the raid against osama bin laden. >> i told him my opinion, that i thought he should go, but follow his own instincts. >> reporter: but that account differs from biden's description to nbc news during an interview taped for the 2012 special "the situation room." when biden said he'd urged the president to get more information. >> i think there's time to do it before you move. >> reporter: biden also took a veiled swipe at democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton for what she said at last week's debate when asked which enemies she's most proud of. >> probably the republicans. >> i still have a lot of republican friends. i don't think my chief enemy is the republican pa

biden attended an event honoring former vice-president walter mondale.here was no mention of whether or not biden will be running for president but late tonight during a telephone town hall meeting, pennsylvania congressman brendon boyle stood by his monday tweet that stated biden will run. >> well, i put something on twitter, and i guess, the lesson is be careful when you put something on twitter. i have a little bit of insight information that i'll repeat. i was told by someone very close to the vice-president joe that he had decided to run for president. >> many others close to biden say the vice-president will make a decision any day now. >>> well daughter of democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton visited our area today. "eyewitness news" caught up with chelsea clinton at the university of pennsylvania. she talked about her family including her mom and the world's biggest challenges it's all in her new book aim at empowering children. tiled it's your world, get y, get inspire and get going. >> some of those kids go on to read the whole boo

walter mondale who had the unfortunate situation of running against an incumbent, he said all my life have wanted to run against the president in the worst way, and this is what i did. [laughter] i wish that i could do it again. host: you can. [laughter] gov. romney: yes, we made the decision. but you learn from your experience. there are some things i would do differently, but clearly one of the things that we have to do different we as a party, and i think the rhetoric on the part of some in this campaign has been unfortunate. what we have to do as a party is a better job of connecting with minority voters to convince them that the reason we are conservative and believed the principles we do, is we believe those principles will help middle income and minority families and poor families get out of poverty, get better wages and have a better future. the reason i am a republican, the reason i am conservative, is that i am absolutely convinced, without any question in my mind, that policies of my party are most designed and most effective in helping people get out of poverty, and helpin

yesterday, at a pair of events honoring former vice president walter mondale, biden sounded much like a presidential candidate, especially when touting his role in the current administration's foreign policy. >> it really matters. i mean, it really matters when people know you are speaking for the president, and you have his confidence. and like you and foreign policy. if you notice, i will get sent to go speak to putin or go speak to erdogan, or go speak to whomever, and it's because the secretary of state -- we've had two great secretaries of state, but when i go, they know that i am speaking for the president. there is nothing remiss between whatever i say, the president is saying. >> and later in the evening, biden repeated a line that has been perceived as a critique of hillary clinton's comments during last week's democratic debate when she said she was proud of the republican enemies she's made during her career. >> it is possible, it is necessary, to end this notion. to end this notion. that the enemy is the other party. end this notion that it's naive to think we can speak we