warren had said, look. it's going to make it much harder for families to declare bankruptcy if the bill that is -- it's a bad bill from her perspective. it makes it easier for banks to collect credit card debt and initially, then first lady hillary clinton had agreed with warren. but later, when clinton was in the senate, clinton voted to support a similar piece of legislation, and warren really called hillary clinton out on that in her first book. she was very angry about it and, you know, it's worth going back and reading if you are interested in these two and their relationship. but in her second book, in her more receipt book, elizabeth warren tells the same story, but this time, she leaves out the fact that clinton flip-flopped and it's very interesting because it shows that elizabeth warren, she is willing to play ball a little bit and she is willing to hold her fire. and that's what she did in her second book. >> we are talking with annie linskey from bloomberg news about the potential democratic fie

with elizabeth warren. >> while we're talking about elizabeth warren and hillary clinton, there's another democrat who is contemplating a run. that's martin o'malley. i'm more interested in the way he seems to be framing his noncampaign campaign. one reporter called it compassionate competence. i'm wondering if you think that democrats who are thig about running for president are now going to try to draw distinctions between competence and the incompetence of president obama's administration? >> look, i think what a lot of democrats are going to be doing are testing the waters. especially if secretary clinton doesn't run. vice president biden, o'malley, o'malley was a good governor. he's still a good governor. he's right, i believe, on the same-sex marriage issue, on immigration, on economic issues. he's testing the waters. and many others will test the waters, but i think the big, big question mark is will hillary clinton run? i don't think it's a question mark, i think it's 150% she will run. so she's formidable. now again, it's too early though. we should be worried as a democrat about

the anti elizabeth warren message.rmer aide to senator hillary clinton, stephen moore, author of "wealth of states" and wesley lowery with "the washington post" is back with us. i've got to say, listening to that interview and natalie tennant to me, that is the voice of an ambitious democrat in red state america in the obama era. it's interesting that she feels comfortable bringing elizabeth warren to her state and having public events with her. i ask about president obama, he's got some explaining to do. >> right. what i find interesting is that, if you couple that with the fact that you have a lot of democrats running this year this are not taughting obamacare, this is about the democratic base, otherwise they wouldn't be energized to come out. if you're looking for a great cheerleader for the party and someone that will energize the base, i think warren -- >> is that what it is, she energizes the base and the backlash isn't there as with obama. >> sn. >> if republicans lose west virginia, they shouldn't be a party.

. >> reporter: while elizabeth warren tests her appeal in reliably red kentucky. >> you send us alison grimes instead of mitch mcconnell and you change the world. >> reporter: "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters, now. welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning especially on this big holiday weekend. with us to share their reporting and their insights the atlantic's molly ball, man manu raju, peter hamby and peggy haberman. strong jobs report for june, the unemployment rate dropping again and the dow soaring to record highs. >> this is also the first time we've seen five consecutive months of job growth over 200,000 since 1999. >> but for most of the week you could see and hear the president's frustration, his health care plan took a big blow at the supreme court. he decided to give up waiting for congress to act and now promises new executive actions on immigration. and listen here, the most powerful man in the world lamenting he can't even get the republican house to help him build roads and bridges. >> it's not

now, you know and i know that elizabeth warren gets in this race and starts pushing hard, elizabeth warrenby the way, and you love young people. elizabeth warren has been banging away on this question of -- >> what do you mean win love young people. we love young people. >> but i do think the point that mrs. clinton has presented herself in a light that just doesn't ring true rubs people the wrong way. because they do wonder if maybe mrs. clinton has lost touch with the average person. and they look at somebody like an elizabeth warren, and she's got fire in her belly, and she is connecting with people when she's on the stump. and that's what people want. they saw that in barack obama. that he was connecting with people on the stump. so the question is, who's going to connect with the hearts of people, the minds, but the hearts. and i think elizabeth warren has been edging out mrs. clinton on that -- >> you know, one of the reasons i'm reluctant to vigorously endorse hillary clinton is because, that's all you have to talk about. but i would rather talk about, you know, the last we had this

start with elizabeth warren.utside of washington in west virginia, senator elizabeth warren rallied a raucous crowd for senate candidate natalie n n tenant. >> if washington is sending somebody to fight or those who have made it out or what it means for west virginia to have a person who will get up every morning and go to work to absolutely work her heart out for the families of west virginia, i'm here because i believe in democracy, i believe in what we can do together, i believe in natalie tennant. >> while warren was welcomed, tennant has promised to fight president obama so save energy jobs in need be. in 2012 he lost every county in her state and panned an endorsement from the first lady. possible 2016 candidate paul ryan was already in the state campaigning capitoe and he went after warren as an enemy of the state. >> elizabeth warren is left of the left of the democratic part. elizabeth warren is a part of the united states senate blocking legislation to present coal jobs and blocking legislation to prese

warren had said, look.'s going to make it much harder for families to declare bankruptcy if the bill that is -- it's a bad bill from her perspective. it makes it easier for banks to collect credit card debt and initially, then first lady hillary clinton had agreed with warren. but later, when clinton was in the senate, clinton voted to support a similar piece of legislation, and warren really called hillary clinton out on that in her first book. she was very angry about it and, you know, it's worth going back and reading if you are interested in these two and their relationship. but in her second book, in her more receipt book, elizabeth warren tells the same story, but this time, she leaves out the fact that clinton flip-flopped and it's very interesting because it shows that elizabeth warren, she is willing to play ball a little bit and she is willing to hold her fire. and that's what she did in her second book. >> we are talking with annie linskey from bloomberg news about the potential democratic field

her people said about that draft warren movement.s remain very appealing to a segment of the democratic base. >> going back on that book tour, for his part, he attempted to cut through all the clutter and getting right to the point. >> it's an incredibly, i think, complex and well reasoned and eyewitness view to the history of those four years and i think i speak for everybody when i say no one cares. they just want to know if you are running for president. >> isn't there some truth to that? she's making all of these appearances and keeping people guessing, but at some point that could back fire. >> he had a line at the beginning of the interview, he held up the book and he showed the book and it's called hard choices. people are interested in hearing what she's going to do about the presidency than they are about the specifics of her time as secretary of state. at some point in the next six months or so, she will indicate if she's running or not. everything she's doing indicate she's doing that. >> maybe she will make a decision the

how much for the ready for warren, kind of warren fever is about elizabeth warren herself, and how muchit is about hillary clinton and a kind of desire to have alternatives to hillary? >> it's about something else entirely. >> okay. >> it's about people not having jobs, schools failing, a need for competition in the democratic primary. democrats -- >> you think people actually care about topics for their own lives as opposed to the lives of the potential elected official? >> one once said it's about the economy stupid. it's about an economy and -- it's too few companies that are really running rough shod over working family's lives, over middle class lives. people want competition. the original version of the clintons was about the corrective to the primaries that have brought democrats too far to the left in 1984 and 198 1k38 left us with general election candidates who couldn't win. is this now a corrective back against that sort of first version of the lynnes? >> i mean, i think so. it's because one really represents kind of the heart of these issues that democrats care about so much

elizabeth warren is on fire these days.eems like she's becoming the darling of the party. >> she has something the democrats needs which is the ability to rev up the base. the republicans can get excited about aiding president obama. and elizabeth warren is offering that. >> she traveled to campaign. do you find that odd? >> she's a top race there. romney robbed in west virginia. anything you can do to get out the core democratic voters and elizabeth warren seems to have her finger on stuff like raising the minimum wage and reducing interest rates on student loans. the core demes care about. >> and a lot of people care about what is happening the undocumented immigrants. we saw the first wave headed to hondur honduras. is it the first of many? >> well, yeah. i guess you would say 40 down and 59,000 -- to go. there's a ton of them. and the system they have a right to hearing. there's a process. it's going take a long time. i have to tell you, i'm worried. the kids going down to somewhere like honduras, the murder capital of

that there is interest in elizabeth warren? you have to think about if hillary does run, she will want elizabeth warren's endorsement. perhapscan see that, being something that will push clinton on her issues. and already, elizabeth is talking a little bit about -- and already, clinton is talking about income inequality. she did talk about it in a speech this summer, and you have to think that is in part because of this amazing energy elizabeth warren has tapped into a in that issue. we are talking to the democratic field in 2016. let's go to glenn in new york, democratic caller. caller: think you for taking my call. usually, the sitting vice president is traditionally the one who runs for president in the next election. i'm curious why there is -- why joseph biden is being bypassed, really. i mean, he's being overlooked entirely by elizabeth warren and hillary clinton. and there is nothing wrong with joseph biden as a potential candidate. i will get off the air and listen to your response. good: yeah, sure, another point. it i

warren has said she's not running, but the enthusiasm for a warren candidacy is driven in part for arry the populist mantle. the "washington post" reported over the weekend that even as hillary clinton looms as the overwhelming favorite for the 2016 democratic nomination, the party's base is stirring for a primary fight. there's a pining for someone else and a medley of ambitious democrats are making moves. perry bacon, senior political reporter with nbc news, aisha moodie-mills with the center for american progress. perry, as best you can, if you can put the size of this movement on the left, the size of this movement in the democratic party that thinks hillary clinton is an unacceptable nominee in 2016, that wants elizabeth warren, that wants somebody else, anybody else, how big is that now compared to what that movement was in 2006, 2007, and the last time she ran? >> much, much smaller. i mean, i think we're talking about something like ten. people who think hillary's unacceptable might be 5% or 10%. a large group of people want to see somebody else run. the key thing to remember

i want love to see the battle between clinton and warren.would be amazing. >> you know elizabeth warren needs to fear here. hillary, we know she might be running for a lng time. elizabeth warren more recent. would this divide the party? could it hurt her? does she want to be associated with president obama? i'm hearing a lot of people don't like president obama. his disapproval level or rating is a -- 52% today. >> new york and l.a., my friends love him. >> primary involving elizabeth warren would drive my crazy. a lot of times i see the words of her supporter and i wonder if they really truly can back up what they're saying or in this case, singing that we've been squeezed and hammered. people think it is rigged because it is and it's time we stand up. we've been cheated, broken down. they love her anti-wall street message. the whole system is rigged. elizabeth warren has championed that. her supporter are interesting. you see them, the website launched in support of elizabeth warren. it's powerful and as tucker carlson pointed out on this

there is a shifting in that it's not warren versus hillary, it's warren versus question mark. >> warrensays again and again, no wiggle room, i'm not running. segment says she says she's not run, but how would she do against hillary clinton? >> if we look at the polls, she probably wouldn't do that well. but let's look at what we're really talking about here, which is what does the media do these days? it reports, obviously, the facts. but also it's all about info-tainment, as well. hillary going uncallinged gives you risk aversion and repetition. that accidents rate very well. that doesn't generate a lot of page views or sell a lot of newspapers. llary?ould happen if we had an we would have seven or eight guys on the gop side or a woman that would be battling it out over there. what would the media coverage be of the gop? rhetorical question, howie. it would be overwhelmingly negative. if you want one example -- >> it must be a rhetorical question because you just answered your own question. >> i did, didn't it? >> slate has a piece headlined run elizabeth run. i think it's the media th

script is it was the divide that premieres on wednesday just steamed the nine eastern he appears as warren jeffs in lifetime's outlaw prophet and his act on your screens as president fitzgerald and in the fourth season of a.b.c.'s runaway scandal god you're everywhere it's a really exciting time creatively you know cnblue a rebirth as an actor it kind of you know it is second. this huge second when they just kind of came out of nowhere actually hadn't been acting so much because i've been so busy. summer you did this amazing show when we were releasing conviction with the innocence project and lo you were one of your exonerates coming in and hilary swank and i came so it was right after that i thought having first film that i had. i was twenty and said how it's like to play a president united states with kerry washington that sounds and just how did you know her donkey's and are quite active in sort of social advocacy sort of washington together just on political stuff i'm advocating arts education and. you know different causes so we were very family and but i had been such a huge fan of

is when warren was arrested for rape. because there were that's what has made him a life i had made already or recordings of himself having sex with a twelve year old girl and he kerik related these what he called sessions celestial sessions that he called them where there was very ritualistic sexual sessions with these young women who were his wives and. it was all about speaking to god through sex and there was a twelve year old girl and he had already been arrested for statutory rape and this this sealed the deal but when he went into prison he confessed to his brother and another person that he was that he was a false prophet that he had lied that he had said leave it it was because of the you know weakness of his flesh he had betrayed god and then two weeks later he tried to commit suicide and you know two weeks later he decided no that's not true i really am the profession he reassume been still controls. to the most minute degree from daily lives from jail how does he do that he. has people come visit him many issu

and we can't get that from reading the warren report. >> the critics of the warren commission have three different points of view. one, we were simply incompetent. two, we were thoroughly corrupt. some say both of the above. i want someone to tell me that to my face. (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for b

senator warren is from the northeast. she's progressive.e to the left than the red state democrats want to be. what warren brings with her is a legacy of fighting big banks and talking about how the system is rigged. what democrats are hoping is that that's a message that resonates across the party to democrats or independents or some republicans in the red states who feel like they're living under a rigged system. between the job problems in their states or other issues they're facing with health care or something else. they want to hear the message of there's a rig the system and there's something out there fighting for me. >> thank you very much. the latest. we'll follow the trail of elizabeth warren. she's grabbing a lot of attention. >>> thank you. tonight a long overdue honor for baseball's openly gay player glen burke. . >> he was voted out the game. >> burke was ostracized at the time. even getting traded because he was gay. his life tragically spiralled into a cycle of drugs, homelessness and crime. his sister said something good c

and are you ready for liz warren? the 2016 cries are getting louder as she hits the campaign trail for fellow democrats. could she up-end hillary clinton's presidential plan? >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. a crisis in ukraine after a surface to air missile brought down a malaysian airlines jet thursday near a separatist-controlled village near the border. the event is sure to further inflame tensions between vladimir putin and president obama who just a day before announced a new round of sanctions against russian businesses and individuals. but the question now is what more america can and should do. let's ask "wall street journal" foreign affairs columnist brett stevens and editorial board member matt kominski. let's deal with the circumstances around the jet shootdown. what -- to whom does the circumstantial evidence point to? >> the jet was flying when it was blown out over rebel-held territory. they have taken control of this part of ukraine. it's also known these fighters have got

but i couldn't sit there with chief justice warren.ve with anybody for the good of america and you're going to do it. i can't arrest you and i'm not going to put the fbi on you, but you're going to serve, i'll tell you that. >> lyndon johnson was known as the greatest salesman one-on-one who ever lived. so he meets first with warren and says, if i asked you to put on your uniform and fight for america, you'd do it. i'm asking you to fight for in a different way. then johnson has to get richard russell. >> mr. president, please now. >> no, it's already done. it's been announced. >> you mean you've -- >> yes, sir, i've gave the announcement. it's already in the papers. you're on it. >> i think you did wrong getting warren. i know damn well you did wrong getting me. but we'll do the best we can. >> that's what you do. that's the kind of american both of you are. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them.

mine just keeps going away. >> liz warren could be our first president. >> i am pro liz warren.ng, we cannot go wrong electing a president who has a background in academia and one term in the senate. we need more of that. we need the country to be running the way it has the last six years, smoothly and without a blip. >> that's true. >> the sad part is you can almost photograph that if she were to win, she could actually beat the republican no matter who it is. that's like the sickening, sad part. all of us believe there was no way obama would be re-elected. all of us believed that. now we will say there is no way elizabeth warren -- could you actually imagine a if she actually won? >> don't worry about it. the last person from massachusetts to be elected was calvin coolige. >> the last thing i learned about a song is oregon doing obamacare. it ruins things. it will ruin her. i know hillary's camp is we have to pick a song. buy the rights to the "golden girls" theme. ♪ thank you for being a friend." it was inclusive and they were friendly and they were older, but capable. they w

warren doesn't have that.ists want hillary to be further from wall street. that's annoying to them. it's not like the iraq war which they consider an offense she cannot apologize for. they were not going to vote for someone who was for the iraq war. it was a big population, probably 40% of democrats in 2008 who were not going to vote for hillary. it's ale smaller fraction of the party now. >> i was talking to people earlier today. i think back to the 2008 race. the moment that sticks in my mind through all these years is when it was becoming clear hillary would lose to obama she started to ridicule his hope an gave this speech, i think she was in rhode island and talked about, he talks like the clouds will open when i'm elected, celestial choirs will start singing. i wonder if there's a sense that the democratic base -- not that obama failed but just everybody in the democratic party in 2008 may be underestimated what they'd be up with politically in terms of the republicans in washington and maybe think of th

. >>> plus, are you ready for warren? staunch supporters urging anti-hillary to take the reins and run, warren, run. more "money" coming up. melissa: a taxing debate in our nation's cap teal. the white house calling for action to end tax inversions. treasury secretary jack lew urging lawmakers to quote, shut down abuse of our tax system! fox business's rich edson more from d.c. so abusive, unpatriotic, i can barely take it, rich. >> democrats in congress are issuing a bill to prohibit a u.s. company to merge with a foreign firm and merging taxes overseas and without changing who controls the company. the administration is on board. treasury secretary jack lew says quote in a letter, we should prevent companies from effectively renouncing their citizenship to get out of paying taxes. republicans are rejecting the idea saying congress should deal with this and other tax issues only in an overhaul of the entire tax code. house ways and means committee chairman dave camp says, quote, non-partisan experts looking ad this polic

ready for warren.hey have a twitter page on her behalf, they can articulate her accomplishments, people behind hillary clinton had some difficulty doing. jedediah? >> back a year ago talking to my friend in media and otherwise on the left and talking about hillary clinton, they were bringing up elizabeth warren. a long time ago before any of us were even saying on air or having a conversation because they don't believe that hillary clinton is an ally. they don't believe she is a champion of left-wing causes. she is not in cahoots with the occupy wall street crowd. not fit to talk about income inequality and doing terrible job. they don't feel she will be ally. many people on the left, feel barack obama betrayed them and wasn't ally in the white house the way they envision she would be. they feel like elizabeth warren will be. that could be a huge problem for hillary clinton and left will rally around her. >> i don't know how much you watch. >> only when i'm on it. >> it was pretty much a softball for h

to warren and his colleagues at ipi arranging this event. as you know, i came to u.s. mid 1970s and left the u.s. just some months and weeks before the victory of islamic revolution 1979: and i came back again 2009. actually 30 years later. in these three decades, i had an opportunity to be engaged in major events and occasions related to problems between rapp and the west from hostage-taking conflict 1988-1989 to afghanistan crisis, salman rushdie, fatwa against salman rushdie, nuclear crisis, different administrations, different periods, working in parliament, in national security council, this foreign min -- in foreign ministry. most of the time i spent on problems, relations between iran and the west. i was seven years in germany as ambassador, and it gave me a great opportunity to discuss with europeans. at that time we had critical dialogues the differences on human rights, on terrorism, on weapons of mass destruction, on peace process, israel, hezbollah, all of these issues with the europeans. officially, unofficially with journalists

we are going to do what elizabeth warren says. just whine, not just whimper, but we are going to fight. that means getting people out to vote, too. >> you know, angela. senator warren pushed the idea that the wealthy and corporations are treated differently in this country. listen to this. >> just look at the big banks. they cheated american families, crashed the economy, got bailed out. now the biggest banks are even bigger than they were when they were too big to fail in 2008. they still swagger through washington, blocking reforms and pushing around agency. a kid gets caught with a few ounces of pot and goes to jail. but a big bank launders drug money and no one gets arrested. the game is rigged. it isn't right. [ applause ] >> as the congresswoman said, she talks, senator warren that is, about the american people agree the system is rigged. a recent poll from pew found 62% say the economic system unfairly favors powerful interests. how do we change this? >> we have to start with undoing things like citizens united. the way the

senator elizabeth warren. she's just one of the names who could chip away at the hillary juggernaut. >> and the pop culture lead. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wasn't that song great the first 5,000 times you heard it? help us, weird al! you're our only hope! ♪ ♪ >> the song spoofer extraordinaire joins us in a question to release eight new question to release eight new videos in eight days. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the politics lead you may have missed. democrats and republicans alike are already exploding out of the box. maybe not officially running, granted, but certainly undeclared jogging for the white house? whether it's democratic front-runner hillary kissing the ring of median jon stewart or trying to out-rayingian one another over the future of the republican party, vice president biden cozying up to liberals while senator elizabeth warren makes a play for the same piece of the progressive pie or new jersey governor chri

. >> elizabeth warren hears chants of "run, liz, run." >> corporations are not people. women have a right to their bodies. we will overturn hobby lobby and we will feig for it. >> reporter: "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters, now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning and with us to share their reporting and their insights, the atlantic's molly ball, jonathan martin of the "new york times," cnn's peter hamby and maggie haberman of politico. the president called for an urgent international investigation into the malaysian flight 17 shootdown over ukraine. president obama had president putin in mind as he said this. >> this should snap everybody's heads to attention, and make sure that we don't have time for propaganda. we don't have time for games. we need to know exactly what happened and everybody needs to make sure that we're holding accountable those who committed this outrage. >> in their second terms presidents often dabble in foreign policy by choice, maggie haberman. these seem to

warren? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was beautiful. thank you so much. warren g.we have eric mccormack, we'll be right back with rosario dawson. >> jimmy: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by skin wars, coming soon on the game show network. ♪ it's the ultimate joy ride. test drive t-mobile's network free for 7 days on the one-and-only iphone 5s. use the ultimate phone to see how much you can download, post, and stream on the network designed data strong. get the thrill of iphone 5s with the power of the t-mobile network free for 7 days. sign up for your free t-mobile test drive at t-mobile.com/testdrive ♪ applebee's take two menu lets yon one plate...ntrees ...like the new grilled vidalia onion sirloin or the new light and zesty shrimp scampi linguine. you can have both! great choice buddy! applebee's take two menu, starting at $10.99 see you tomorrow! we believe that everything can be improved. that's why we pushed ourselves to create new and improved degree motionsense, the only antiperspirant that keeps you fresher even as secret fades. protect

john had known mercy otis warren and her husband james warren before. and as i say, when they first met, they first talked about child rearing and the revolution among themselves. i think that was the ghost of mercy otis warren. a powerful personality. but -- and then from there they went on. well, that book originally, i was going to call it "dare i say more." mercy very strong-minded but afraid what people would think of her. she writes, and abigail encourages her -- she's already written two plays anonymously, but abigail encouraged her, as john did, to write sort of a spoof on the boston tea party. and she does that, and she has the squabble of the senims. but mercy gives it up and she thinks john should do it. abigail is definitely advocating for that. abigail is a lot younger than mercy. she was 29 when mercy was 45 and mercy's children are almost all grown. she has five sons. and abigail looks at her with wonder and talks about her, quote, well-ordered household. but once john leaves for the continental congress and mercy encourages her to -- but

he tried to frame warren as an enemy of the state. >> elizabeth warren is to the left of the left of the democratic party. elizabeth warren is part of the war on coal. she's a part of the legislation blocking preserving energy jobs in america. >>> he thr but the conquer concord monitor reports that it was taken at the fund-raiser in boston. he endorsed a number of governors with primary. including those up for re-election in south carolina and all important iowa. >>> senator rand paul is facing more backlash on the foreign policy views. yesterday former vice president dick cheney wife and daughter sat down with politico for a wide ranging discussion. and the family weighed into an issue that is becoming a wedge between governor rick perry and rand paul. two possible 2016 candidates. it's the american foreign policy. and how best to defend the country. >> obviously senator paul leaves something to be desired with national security policy. i have big concerns with paul think we can be home -- >> isolationism is crazy. anybody who went through 9/11 who thinks we can retreat behind our o

the reaction to warren was like a rock star.he reaction was much milder. you heard them say, people are sort of like -- they start with i love joe biden and then they go into a, but, he's not disciplined enough, he's not unmessaged. he'd be great as secretary of state. he'd be vice president again. it's very much like they think hillary would win, they would love to see warren. it's not a sense that joe biden is material for whatever reason. his speech got a lot of applause but warren had a totally different energy in the room of people standing up every second, chanting her to run. no one is chanting, run, joe, run. there was a lot of "run, liz, run." much more excite about her. >> wait, the biden speech was only 40 minutes? >> it was only -- yeah. he had some great lines but he really takes the air out of the room for talking for so long. >> perry baker, thank you. great report. we'll have more from and about net roots nation after this. ♪ in the nation, the safest feature in your car is you. add vanishing deductible from nati

what explains the fixation with elizabeth warren? >> jon stewart fires back over my interview with john mccain by throwing down a challenge. >> my 16 years on this show up against your 132 years of the senate. >> i am wrong this okay. >> what do you say, senator, care to put your money where your...force smile through jaw clenching anger is? why did he duck the question about whether he is fair to republicans? what do you say, jon? i am howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >> there is no question that hamas starts the latest violence with the killing of three israeli teens and by firing rockets at the jewish state and there is no question that israeli military superiority toledo more deaths in gaza, 1,000 at the latest count compared to 43 in israel. the media framing of the story is more crucial as we see if this description of an israeli airstrike. >> it does seem like from where i am in gaza, just a short while ago, for example, a building, an apartment building was attacked can several people were killed including children whos

make it happen. >> e liz wlizabeth warren, demo surprising new campaign weapon in red states.oining us now, the capital bureau chief for the charleston "daily mail" in west virginia. when i look at west virginia, kentucky, a lot of red states where control of the senate is sport of going to be determined this year. the prevailing logic there for i don't know how long has been a democrat who wants to win west virginia has to get as far away as humanly possible from anyone who's associated with the national democratic party. make it the west virginia democratic party and not the national democratic party, and now i see elizabeth warren who's probably the most popular figure in the national democratic party coming into west virginia. what can she do there that no other national democrat can do? >> well, the argument from the tennant campaign is she can come in and be a, quote, champion for the middle class. they expect senator warren's message will message with the residents and voters of west virginia. a vast majority or a large amount of west virginia's population relies on som

. >> lissa warren is now joining us on booktv here at book expo america. its publishers annual trade show. what d do you do and who do you work for? >> i'm the vice president, senior director of publicity and the requiring editor at the capitol press. >> what kind of books to publish? >> we do all nonfiction primarily in the fields of history, military history, biography, solid nonfiction titles and then we have a print press as a. >> when was it sounded? >> years ago. in fact, thank you for asking, this is our 50th anniversary. we are proud to still be around in the business that's a tough business these days. spent what are some of the titles? quite a few military history books coming out. >> it is a big military or. one i'm fond of is "crucible command" which is a dual biography of robert e. lee and ulysses s. grant written by william c. davis, a historian and that era. he also looks at the personal lives and we sit together very nicely. we have a book called first seals. he someone is in many books for us this is what it looks at the origin of the navy

>> she being elizabeth warren.ack from somebody who should know said zero chance. and another democratic source who sort of knows how things are going said something very interesting, brooke. that certainly she has a huge -- part of the reason this buzz, the democratic electorate doesn't want a coronation in hillary clinton. they want to have some form of a primary, a fight, for various reasons, the way some perceive hillary clinton or just because if you were to draw politics, it tends to make candidates better for the general election. >> okay, maybe it really is wishful thinking on both sides of the political aisle. >> stranger things have happened. >> that's right. dana bash in washington for us today. just ahead, bowe bergdahl has hired a lawyer all of six weeks after leaving taliban captivity. what's the worst case, legally speaking for him? jeffrey toobin will answer that for me, next. stay right here. in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones thr

you saw paul ryan in west virginia the same day as warren. ryan had a poverty agenda.g at the republican party are wondering where is the legislation. they are looking at the democratic party. they had the white house, the senate. where is the legislation? where is the deals to help the working class? there is a lot of frustration out there. when you're on the trail, you feel it. >> why not the robotses in the republican caucus on capitol hill get the message? they are saying no to any effort to reform the tax system. >> part of the reason i think republicans aren't moving legislation through they want to play it safe to run on health ca care. >> the reason nothing gets done on capitol hill, even if it's the smart move, pass the ball around. freeze it. >> don't do anything to give credit to president obama. >> isn't that a political purpose in life? make sure the other guy doesn't get credit. >> one thing with a compromise, you get something but the other guy does, too. >> these guys are sweet hearts, thank you, susan page and robert costa, you're getting better and be

>> i always found it okay to agree with warren, but i think warren would agree with me that investings like twitter, netflix, and amazon are not his areas of investment expertise. and he's probably not putting money to work there, tyler. when you look at those names, that's where i think there's the most concern that they've had a great run, they've been previous high fliers, they are getting beaten up more than the market today where warren, i probably agree on is look at the high qualities. j and j, strong dividend yield. i think these are the names that are outperforming, higher quality, and if the market continues to be choppy. i think they're going to hold up relative better than most of its peers as well as the market. that's the area where i would focus on. high quality, dividend paying names. >> you know a lot of people, matt, have been predicting the ultimate demise of bond. and it really hasn't happened this year. in fact quite the contrary. do you think this is a turning point for bond? >> i don't know. i remember at the end of last year everyone was predicting interest rat

we can't get that from reading the warren report. >> lane was almost alone.is just one among a growing band of doubters. the books and articles are on the news stands, they're in the supermarkets. now according to a recent poll, only one in three americans remains convinced that the warren report has the whole story. >> because of the conspiracy theorists who have put this case under a high powered microscope, splitting hairs and then proceeding to split the plit hairs, the kennedy case is now the most complex murder case by far in the world history. nothing even remotely comes close. >> the warren report said that lee harvey oswald shot the president from his window in the texas schoolbook depository. did the warren commission with all that time and all these resources get its answers right? tonight we'll go over those arguments one by one, area by area. as the assassination was taking place, a dallas businessman called abraham and stood behind that low concrete wall looking down at elm street. >> as he's making the turn, it is half way down there. i had a s

trey, any final words or questions for warren? >> well, i think your advice is really good. if you liked it then, you're going to love it now and dow is down and i think it's a good time to reup position. >> trey, we would like you to come to the brooke shire ma meeting. i would like to meet you. >> we would like to make that happen. >> trey is feeling well. he had the last chemo treatment a month ago and next for him, classes at the community college in california, may be cal berkeley and goldman promised to make another wish come true coming to that powoow and meeting with warren buffet. >> he was a great fellow. >> we wish him the best of luck. >> he had a hard way up and battling his illness effectively. >> and feeling good. >> thank you, mr. buffet. appreciate that. >> we do. >>> i'm sue herrera in for susie gharib. thanks for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen. thanks from me, as well v. a great night, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow night. . great night, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow night. ev. a great bo. a great night, . we'll see er a great n >> this is "bbc w

and elizabeth warren is part of the warren call. and part of the u.s. senate that is blocking legislation to preserve coal and energy jobs in america. i stand with shelley moore because she stands with the people of west virginia. >> republicans say no to raising the minimum wage and equal pay for equal work and say we are cutting social security to make our budget balance. and they say no on the pension promises and they say it is important to stand up for wall street than it is for the families across the country, i tell you what, they can say it, but they are going to lose. >> searring rhetoric on both sides and repreponderates the battle over coal and women's issues here in west virginia and here in the the mountain states, it is the case of war on women and the republican leads the polls and favored on actually taking the seat of one of the six that republicans will need if they want a senate majority next year. >> and we are standing by for a huge decision from a federal appeals court that could come this week. it could deal a crippling blow to th

warren continues to say she is not running for president. debra carnahan could she be a spoiler for hillary clip ton this. >> i don't think she's a spoiler i think she's an asset for hillary clinton. >> i agree, i don't think she's an asset but a long line that you have to stand behind i don't think she's there yet. >> i this it's great. i think america needs more women in politics, i don't understand why it has to be either or and why not both? >> obviously competition is great. my question is, who is going to go more to the right, if she does run between her and mrs. clinton who is going to move more to the right in this contest. >> what in the world do you mean by an asset? how could she be an asset? >> i think because she has said she's not going to run, that's pretty definitive. >> until the polls start showing that she should run. >> for right now, i take her at her word. secondly another strong woman out there campaigning, i think only helps hillary and helps the perception that, yes, we are ready for more women leadership and higher

warren brought her message to kentucky and was happy to have it.nia, a state where barack obama remains as unpopular as ever, in west virginia, where coal is king and obama is seen as the destroyer, in that state, today, the democratic senate hopeful called on elizabeth warren for help. you won't find her campaigning with president obama. you will find her betting that elizabeth warren will boost her campaign and her brand of populism is still popular. >> you can talk to them about what is at stake in this election. what it means for the families of west virginia. what it means for the future of west virginia. if west virginia decides to send a senator to washington who's going to be there to fight for wall street. for those who've already made it. or what it will mean for west virginia to have a person who will get up every morning and go to work to absolutely work her heart out for the families of west virginia. i'm here because i believe in democracy. i believe in what we can do together. i believe in natalie tennant. she's going to be your next

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warren.to listen, gloria, to this. >> i don't see her as necessarily taking republican votes, but i think she will an extremely attractive candidate for the democratic voters in 2016. if she chooses to mount a run for the presidency, i would agree with newt, i think that if i was mrs. clintclinton, i'd be extremely concerned with what i see. >> does she have a good point, should she be worried about elizabeth warren? >> what michele bachmann is trying to stir the pot, you know, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. flatter elizabeth warren, say that hillary clinton should be worried about a challenge from elizabeth warren. warren does represent a different wing of the democratic party. she's anti-wall street. she could, if she wanted to, paint hillary as somebody who's earned a lot of money from wall street, but i have to say, if hillary clinton runs, i don't think elizabeth warren is going to get in her way, at least not at the outset, okay. i don't see elizabeth warren mounting a sort of fron

my friend, warren fuf bet. >> warren buffett. >> warren buffett. >> buffett himself has contributed $222,000ectly to congressional and presidential campaigns since 1997 and an additional $76,000 in joint fund-raising contributions from 2011-2012. most of that, more than $65,000 went to the obama victory fund in 2012. notably he supported hillary clinton's 2008 presidential bid and he also donated to her new york senate campaign in 2000. but it wasn't until last month he made his large contribution ever, a $100,000 check. he's never written that big million dollar check to the chagrin of some democrats. there you have it. omaha and wichita, the heart of the country and the home of some of the biggest billionaire big shots that influence american politics in many ways today. >> and that was chuck with today's tdr 52 on kansas and nebraska. up next, why sarah palin and some other famous faces may want to curb their enthusiasm for speaking out on national issues. we'll explain that. but first, trivia time. way back in 1887 kansas elected susanna salter as the first mayor in the united states. sh