when johnson gets word warren has turned down, warren is summoned within hours to the oval office. and unfortunately we, to 9 best of our knowledge, there's no recording of this, but apparently the president tells warren in no uncertain terms that the assassination may lead to a nuclear war that will kill 40 million americans and that if that happens, it may be the responsibility of the chief justice unless he serves on this commission. apparently this confrontation leaves the chief justice in tears, but agreeing to run the investigation. this is an artifact they allowed us to videotape. oswald's guide map to mexico city. what is that? >> in my mind, in many ways, the untold chapter of the kennedy assassination story. is what happened when lee harvey oswald traveled to mexico city just several weeks before the assassination. have i to admit that when i went into the reporting on this book, i didn't know anything about this incident in mexico city, this trip that oswald takes. but it may be very important. and it's very clear to me that both the cia and the fbi were determined not t

justice warren will lead it. this investigation of the assassination. russell declines saying he's in poor health, suffering from emphysema and has too much to do in the senate. johnson listens to him, hangs up the phone and decides that even though russell doesn't want to serve, he will serve. johnson then has the white house press office issue a statement to the press corps announcing that the commission has been formed and that richard russell is on it even if he doesn't want to be. >> i hate to bother you again, but i want you to know that i've made an announcement. >> an announcement of what? >> of this special commission. >> oh, you have already? >> yes. and i -- may i read it to you? the president announces that he's appointing a special committee to study and report on all the facts and circumstances relating to the assassination of the late president john f. kennedy and the subsequent violent death of the man charged with the assassination. the president stated that the majority and minority leadership o

in the warren commission report.

in the warren commission report. they can look at the original fbi files, the lab files of the lab technicians and scientists who worked at the fbi and did ballistics testing and fiber testing and all of that. those records are all part of the collection. someone could come in and look through them themselves. >> even when you said earlier that that's the rifle that oswald used to kill the president, there are people listening to this that will say, that's not true. >> that's right. what i'm saying is the opinion of the warren commission. i guess i should state that i have no opinion one way or another on this. but that's how it is identified in our records. so that's how i will identify it to you. this is a gray zipper jacket. and the interesting thing, this also ties oswald to the murder of the officer because the -- according to the warren commission, this jacket was found sort of thrown, ditched near where he was killed. and in the route that people saw oswald or who they thought was oswald taken after the killin

again, it is part of the warren commission records. the fbi collected it first, and then it was transferred on to the warren commission and then eventually to the national archives. i will say we have had the records of the warren commission well before the passing of the jfk act. those records have been open and available at the national archives for many years. so we have had these artifacts for a very long time as well. you will sometimes see on some of these artifacts that there are initials. those initials were used as a means of documenting the transfer of custody from one organization to another, dallas police on to the fbi, or between individuals within the fbi. and each one of these artifacts, you could find textual documentation in our files that would tell you more about the significance of the artifacts you are seeing here. again, this is the black sweater oswald was wearing when he was shot. our conservators have put these in acid-free boxes with tissues. to preserve them. any labeling that would've been on the materials w

caller: i think elizabeth warren, aneurysm i like elizabeth warren is because we need some new blood in there, and i have nothing against hillary clinton or anything, but it would be nice to see someone new, especially if jeb bush actually decides to run. i think the democrats would be wise to get elizabeth warren up there on the ticket. that is what i think. look at this tweet or listen to this tweet, this is -- what aboutic jerry brown in 2016? he just got reelected in california. what do you think about that? like that as well actually. jerry brown also would be a good choice. again, i have nothing against hillary clinton or bill or anything, but i just think you know, jerry brown, elizabeth warren, i think those would be great to choices for stop think that is what the democrats need, and yeah -- host: jake, what to do you do in omaha? caller: i go to school. i am a student. host: what are you studying? caller: i am studying law at cretan university. host: thank you, sir. joy in louisiana. hi. caller: hi. let me tell you, i am a clinton fan and i always supported the clintons, ho

you want to watch the power of warren, and pelosi when she grabs on to the message that elizabeth warrenpitching. no one was willing to go against pelosi at least on the first vote. the anti-wall street and the democrats' willingness to grab on to and run is a fascinating dynamic to watch. >> we'll have some fun tonight. in addition to talk about what's happening right now in the u.s. senate, women. look at the golden gloves. strong women are the leaders of the pack. today democratic leadership is striking back at senator warren. going at her. a senior democratic aide went after senator warren today, telling "hardball," she's the ted cruz of the democratic party. that's a tough shot from a democrat. the purist who may stand on principle, but refusing to be part of the governing majority. >> and president obama fired this shot at his critics. >> this guy definition was a compromise bill. this is what is produced when you have the divided government that the american people voted for. had i been able to draft my own legislation and get it passed without any republican votes, i suspect it w

he said of warren, quote, i have to assume elizabeth warren is running for president. you run for president. you get out front. moran has been through countless budget battles during his 23 years on capitol hill, this will be his last. he's retiring from the house after serving 12 terms. congressman jim moran live from washington. thanks for taking a few minutes this morning. appreciate it. you were very work up on the house floor on thursday night. what was it about elizabeth warren and her opposition to this and what that did to your colleagues that got you so fired up like that? >> she's demagoguing an issue that she knows the public doesn't understand. with this provision in the bill, banks still can't put any taxpayers' money at risk, there will never be another bank bailout. banks can't use depositors' money for risky investments, they can't engage in credit default swaps. but the fact is that the agricultural and the manufacturing corporations need some predict ability in terms of interest rates and commodity prices. paul volcker said, if this provision is in, i

there are ways to regulate, i believe elizabeth warren. and she doesn't believe that they should be paying the tab. i know that she became senator before being secretary, and supported dodd/frank, and gave them the liability rather than giving them that themselves. >> given that the economy is going to boom, this huge gap between the wealthy and the working class, how big of a challenge is that for anybody who runs for president? >> well, income disparity is greater now than any time in this country, and the exact data has not showed that the middle class has gained while the super wealthy has gained tremendously. and senator clinton during the fall campaign was using the very language, with the squeeze on the middle class, as was senator warren. i don't think that the label of popularrism, or anti-wall street, or whatever those labels mean, is really going to be an issue between senator warren and senator clinton. senator warren said that she's not running for president over and over because she doesn't have any differences with hillary c

elizabeth warren on one hand, nancy pelosi vocal against some of the provisions of this bill that had to do with wall street, that had to do with campaign finance but ultimately they lost but they're flexing muscle and doing themselves some good. elizabeth warren very much out front stoking more speculation she'll run for president and ted cruz saying i'm ted cruz and i'm all about ted cruz. >> is it all about ted cruz, is he running for president? i'm old enough to remember in the old days even if you were going to defy your leader in the senate, you drop by the office and you told him you were going to do it or gave him a phone call and edds up. mitch mcconnell was surprised, stunned by ted cruz. what's the carryover? is this a one-off for this spending bill or does it carry into next year? >> all indications are cruz will continue this next year whether it's on immigration or other issues. it's important to remember the number that matters in the senate is one. one senator can hold things up or slow things down. that's what he did this week. he inevitably raised money. he certainly

we don't know if warren will run. we do know this puts the pressure on hillary clinton or any democrat with their sights set on 2016. because senator warren is now forcing liberals to publicly choose a side wooerand warren m it very simple. are you with main street or are you with wall street? elizabeth warren has the backbone to fight for the 99% and she isn't afraid to call it like she sees it. that means hopefuls like hillary aren't going to get any hiding space in the center anymore. tonight's question, bill elizabeth warren push the democrats to the left in 2016? text a for yes, text b for no at 67622. i'll bring you the results later in the show. joining me now is michigan congressman dan kilde and don johnston. congressman, is this the future of the democratic party with elizabeth warren there? is she forcing the party more to the left? >> well, i'm not sure if it's left or right but it's certainly forward in the right direction. i, like elizabeth, feel that the dodd-frank provisions that were put in place afte

two major grassroots groups have joined the warren bandwagon, moveon.org. has 8 million members and is donating a million bucks to move on warren. it has to gall clinton. now, the other group is democracy for america, which with the ready for warren group, it's a group that is created by howard dean who has said he's going to vote for -- support hillary clinton. so it just shows you where the divisions are in the democratic party and it's also clear that democrats, many liberals think hillary is too hawkish on defense and too cozy with wall street so enter elizabeth warren tonight. we may look back on this and say this is where the warren campaign really began. >> interesting to watch. they are ready for somebody. >>> the intelligence committee fired back in response to the highly critical senate intelligence committee report. the head of the spy agency disputes many of the democratic-led committee's findings, while president obama continues to walk a political tight rope between stark leo posing viewpoints. ed henry is at the white house where the presiden

about elizabeth warren. but i also think she's going to occasionally interrupt president obama's dreams when she thinks he's making a deal with john boehner or mitch mcconnell that she doesn't think it a good deal. i think what happened in this fight, there were a lot of democrats who said, we've given a lot on funding. we got some things here, we lost some things here. they understood that president obama wanted to lock in certain funding. when you had these two provisions here, one, the beginning of the unraveling of the financial reform, and this campaign finance provision that's going to allow wealthy couples to give up to $3 million to the parties over an election cycle, a lot of people said that these two things are really worth bringing this bill down for. chris van hollen said it's the only bill with the quid and the quo in it at the same time. so i think elizabeth warren will call them like she sees them and occasionally will make democrats uncomfortable. >> joan, will her presence in challenging so

elizabeth warren, much more than hillary clinton. >> and elizabeth warren turned out to be leading much more than the left flank. 139 democrats voted against the bill. only 57 democrats voted for the bill. let's listen to what she said this morn on the senate floor. >> a vote for this bill is a vote for future taxpayer bailouts of wall street. when the next bailout comes a lot of people will look back to this vote to see who was responsible for putting the government back on the hook to bail out wall street. as you head out the door and a spending bill must be passed, are you making it a priority to do wall street's bidding? who do you work for? wall street or the american people? >> christina, elizabeth warren got 139 democrats in the house to follow her. how many senators will line up with her? >> well, what's really important to know at about this is yes, the house passed the bill, but harry reid said they're going to pass a short-term continuing resolution to keep the government open to give the senate time to debate this measure tomorrow. so anything could happen. when it comes to

this is elizabeth warren's moment. defining fight in american politics right now is about soaring inequality in a system where wall street and special interests can write the rules to benefit themselves. that's the defining fight of elizabeth warren's life. she was made for this moment in american history. and that's why wherever she goes in the country, she brings giant crowds to their feet. we need her in this presidential race. we think it will make whoever the nominee is, stronger, and we think she'd be an amazing president. >> i think his motives are a little different, maybe a little more left-leaning. thank you both for joining us. i want you to start because you're a reigning politician. first of all, i think you can be a really great senator for life and do great things, like phil hart did years ago. the greatest work he did on consumer everything. you don't have to be president to get great things done. but explain to me what looks to be your root. what does she do if she doesn't stay in the senate? >> i want

the cruz stuff eclipse the warren stuff. but elizabeth warren was doing what you were describing. hey, house democrats, vote this down. vote against this and she sparked a rebellion in the house. >> you can see a populist coming together except that you have ted cruz who is never going to join anybody else's. he's not going to get on her boat, even though sometimes there have been some strange alliances that senator ted cruz has formed with. for instance senator christian gillibrand, but he is never part of anybody else's party. so you could see a populous group formsiingforming. i was surprised when you had congressman and i think he mischaracterized. he said, oh, nothing can happen with this nose in the tent on the derivatives. well, there was nothing before that said the banks would be bailed out for this. but now they've got cover in this bill and she's absolutely right. the populous miran was totally wrong on that. >> i think that was an instructive moment. so many democrats in the house had that choice of, look, a question of wall street on the floor here. do you stand with

it's just as elizabeth warren said. it's the worst for the government and for the rich and the powerful. it's something that i don't think the american people in either wate part wanty want to see the government do. >> you know, elizabeth warren does not need move on.org advice to know how to stand up against wall street special interest. she has made extraordinary and bold decisions every day to battle the lobbyists. what she's show something you can stand and fight. you can change the game on this stuff. she had the idea for the consumer financial protection bureau, and now its law. we know she's going to be battling every day for the next two years and we hope for eight years in the white house for an economy that works for regular americans. rather than the top 1%. >> we know that elizabeth warren is well aware what the movement has done to draft her for president. what has been her response? >> we reached out to her office, and they said thanks for the heads up. senator warren said repeatedly she's not running for

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but with senator warren the thing with her is a distortion feel. elizabeth warren is always, you know, talking about the little guy. i would like to hear elizabeth warren talk about the small business little guy who does the most hiring of the little guys in this country. >> she's the queen of -- >> sets herself apart from hillary clinton, because she already has said on the record -- although she clarified -- she doesn't think that little guy is bidding jobs. >> she's the queen of you didn't build that. what we did, harris, we've got to call her on this, she also was anti-government shutdown when republicans wanted to do it, but pro-government shutdown when it suited her last night. >> yeah. you know, i didn't actually hear her say the word shutdown. what she said was, let's fight. the timing was interesting because i sent around to our team last night an e-mail from our chief white house correspondent ed henry that said, hey, look, i'm witnessing this right now, an official telling us the president and the vice president are calling around to hou

elizabeth warren is not going to stop her.re is no way that this woman who is everything that a radical liberal democrat looks like. an extremist. she can't tell the truth about her heritage. there's no way that she would derail hillary clinton. i mean, i think democrats are setting their sights on her, and i do have to agree with alan to some degree. she would look like a moderate or a centrist. >> hillary would. >> compared to elizabeth warren. >> they would want to position hillary clinton in the senate. >> i think he is right. it would make hillary look almost like an elder states woman compared to this -- >> seemed like we went -- your words. i feel like we went back in time, bill. we could be having the same discussion and change out elizabeth warren for barack obama. nobody thought he really had a chance either. >> well, the real story is -- >> oh. oh, right. he did it. >> i guess he'll be back. >> back next week. >> it's that, you know, there's so much mojo going with hillary clinton that i just can't imagine. >> an it

to the elizabeth warren piece we just showed, here is jody at twitter -- following senator warren's remarkslindsey graham came to the floor as well to respond a bit. [video clip] >> we will address the executive amnesty action and the response next year. we will not deny our troops the money they need to fight the wars they fight. he will not deny those working the money they need to protect us all. we will not deny the infrastructure improvements that have been long overdue. colleagues,atic welcome to my world. tempting to go the road of least resistance, but you will regret it. it hurt our party. it will hurt yours. if you do what's best for the country, over time, it will work out for you. to my colleagues on this side cover remember last year? did we learn anything? i hope so. i will make a prediction. the voices on my site that saint bernard out and blow it up and start all over again -- burn it down and blow it up and start all over again because they are mad about executive amnesty. the voices from this side saying because we've done something for wall street that we should not have

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senator elizabeth warren has split the democrats. she leads the anti wall street left, her power is growing, she is challenging hillary clinton for leadership of the party and winning. the political heirs is moving and so is the world of money. the price of oil is collapsing, strong word but valid. $50 a barrel. there is a gas war in oklahoma city and more to come. big win for america, big loss for our rivals and enemies. that is the way to start friday morning to get the blood running. "varney and company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: it is a market sell-off and we will get to that in a moment. breaking news from london. computer failure at an air traffic facility has shutdown the airspace around london's heathrow airport. it is a power failure reported the to blame. you can see from this live radar image planes are stacked up around london. the air space is the busiest in the world, look at them stacking up. more to come on that stack line. they will be closed until 2:00 p.m. eastern time a couple hours from now. manchester airport

warren despises wall street and big banks saying they have rigged the capitalistic system.time she questioned why there were no mass indictments of bankers, after the economic crash of 2008 in fact, she is not a big plan of capitalism in general. >> there is nobody in this country who got rich on his own. nobody. you built a factory out there, good for you. but i want to be clear you moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for. of you hired workers the rest of us paid to educate. now, look, you built a factory and it turned into something terrific or a great idea, god bless, keep a big hunk of it. but part of the underlying social contract is you take a hunk of that and pay forward for the next gig. >> senator warren's vision of the underlying social contract is what may directly affect you. she believes that all americans should pay to abort fetuses. no matter what you think about the destruction of potential human beings. she believes the social contract should allow punitive taxation on corporations and wealthy individuals in order to provide for thos

. ♪ >>> senator warren takes on president obama.et's play "hardball." ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. tonight the democratic army of the future is on the march, led by senator elizabeth warren. members are attacking that trillion dollar spending bill agreed to by president obama himself. the issue, a provision in the bill that would pull back the reforms created after the 2008 financial crisis. perhaps allowing more of the wall street shenanigans that brought the country into its worst economic collapse since the great depression. the word tonight is that the democrats, led by warren, are dead set against letting the republicans bring back the wall street games playing. they haven't forgotten what the bailouts cost them in the country, in dollars, and public confidence. so tonight, senator elizabeth warren is leading democrats into an epic battle against the republicans and the white house. will this mean a government shutdown? let's see. it's all happening as i speak. something else is happening in this insu

a warren spokes woman actually throw e threw cold waterer on the same time that senator warren has saidny times she's not backed for president. >>> paul, is there a ground swell for warren to get in this thing? >> no, there is a small group of liberals on the left democratic party that very much wants somebody more progressive. they want the bernie sanders wing, they want the elizabeth warren wing, these are the people that, once upon a time, would have wanted the campaign. they're vocal and they're energetic. at the moment, hillary clinton has the ball. >> i e that's a very non-dennis kucinich thing about elizabeth warren. she comes across as somewhat authentic. it's like real person, real people. people don't want to see a jeb bush, the kind of, like, dynasties. it's to e too form laic. they want to see rand paul is looking for it in 2016. i think that we tend to underestimate it. >> i think bush is authentic. i think bush is challenging one of the main constituencies in the american public. he's one to take on the anti-immigration crowd. >> quiet frankly, they want to have an alterna

elizabeth warren strikes all the right tones.t amazingly is frustrated with the policies of barack obama. >> i have a different theory. this could actually in the end help hillary clinton because all we've been talking about recently from the blogs and everything else has been how the inevitability is hurting her right now. every time she opens up her mouth, it's like the gap monster. what if you had a scenario, where chuck schumer are saying they're not that constructive. then would it be hillary is destructive? takes the focus off hillary clinton being the lightning rod. there is a flip side of this. >> i do think in some way, not just taking her out of the lime light to be the frontrunners. that always helps. but if elizabeth warren talks more and more about some wacky things she believes, that's going to make hillary clinton seem more reasonable. if you want to druj you mean some of the far left theories and they will, that's exactly what hillary clinton wants. pete, i want to ask you, i think if bill clinton ran today, i'm n

unlike cruz, warren pro ren pro won't run in 2016.d warren not go to the point of filibustering the bill? >> she talked about that in an interview with npr today. first she said, a not running for president. we should be clear, she's not running for president. she's been open about that. the second thing is she talked about the fact that she was concerned about this part of the bill that weakened dodd/frank but she was not going to shut down the government over it. they shout it was important to make the cause, to criticize it, to criticize the white house for signing a bill that includes it but she didn't to want go to the next layer. in her view, the goal is to elevate the issue and make sure people are concerned about it. not necessarily to weaken the democratic party and a shutdown would have been problematic. >> it's interesting you did mention all the people she criticized. that does include the white house. i want to play a bite of senator warren on friday night and this is an interesting bite. take a listen. >> enough is enoug

says -- among the most unforgivable of sins, and in the hill newspaper, warren makes her mark.lists are sympathetic to the anti-wall street cause and it shows. >> [u5sñdemocrat a while there, showed some spine. there was elizabeth warren on the floor urging democrats to withhold their vote on the bill. >> reporter: the tone was very different last year when the issue was obama care, and another freshman senator ted cruz led conservative republicans on a hard line budget strategy that he signaled with a filibuster. >> i intend to speak in support of defunding obama care, until i'm no longer able to stand. >> reporter: cruz is accustomed to being credit size bid the press. >> the reporters are all saying, okay, you guys have lost. >> reporter: in the runup to the 16-day shutdown, are slate called skruz -- >> this is more than just obstructionism. >> we also heard democrats calling the gop unhinged, legislative arsonists i hostage takers who are committing political terrorism. warren has influence because house speaker john boehner needed house votes, says charles krauthammer that

i think elizabeth warren is right.hey have the sellout for those calls and the derivatives and gotten dog frank. and they did nothing about the animosity. so these core people are really enraged. >> when will the democrats realize it next year? >> they'll lose the senate -- >> will they leverage? >> right. >> they'll lose the senate! >> yeah, the white house was we liz beth warren on the sub -- elizabeth warren on the substance of the objections. to not allow big banks remove another provision that cramps their style. but the white house made the cuts calculation that if if the democrats forced a government shutdown over this, they'd get blamed. and next year, it'll be worse. but we're seeing is the elizabeth warren wing of the party asserting itself. and there's a lot of energy around that. >> uh-huh. >> and i think it really does predict next year's politics. and hilary clinton who's still the punitive nominee on that side, will have to figure out how to come up with an economic policy that takes into account the ang

elizabeth warren is the devil. [laughter] so they're going to put any money that they have behind hillary clinton which should be a help, but it'll be interesting to see because she's capitalizing on this moment in time, elizabeth warren -- >> but it's populist, bernie. i have to give elizabeth warren some credit. >> oh, yeah, a lot of credit. >> she's giving the big banks a break for their -- >> we can also, we can all get behind that. >> i know. but boil that down to a sound bite, melissa. it's a political winner. >> we all hate the banks because of what happened four or five years ago -- >> no, we don't. speak for yourself. >> okay, i'll speak for myself. i liked what she did in the senate, personally. but when they shine a light on this lady, you don't rise to the top at harvard, she's a radical leftist. you're going to find out stuff about her, so i hope she runs. she probably has posters plastered all over her bedroom. she's academia, harvard, radical left. [inaudible conversations] >> that's why we want, i w

and right now elizabeth warren is the leader of that. she's said repeatedly as you heard there, i am not running for president. and she sounds like she wants people to believe her, but at the same time, there's benefit for her not saying, i never will. because it increases her power and makes her more able to lead that charge regardless of whether or not she actually gets into the race. >> let me go back to michelle. you brought up populist. if elizabeth warren doesn't run, is there a figure that can come and emerge and lead that populist movement? do they have enough time to emerge? there's not a lot of natural alternatives. >> the democratic party doesn't have a huge farm team they've been considering. if hillary doesn't run, they have a big hole. but elizabeth warren is not only good with the message, she's got a lot of energy behind her. i think you have to have that to get attention to the trail. >> kasie hunt, michelle cottle, thank you both for your time tonight. >>> coming up, breaking news from that horrific terror attack on a s

elizabeth warren is flexing her muscle. and no this does not mean she's running for president, but what it does mean, this is a shot across the bow, not of moderates, by the way, but of saying to the white house, you cannot, under any circumstances allow for these kinds of special provisions. angela talked about the campaign finance thing. there's a provision in this bill that allows long haul truckers to sleep less and drive longer? does anyone actually think that is good for america's people that are driving on the roads during the holidays? there's a massive give-away to the mining industry. none of the provisions have been debated. why can't they pass them under regular order? that's why warren and company are so ticked off. and they have a right to be. this bill stinks. >> angela, the argument on the other side, luke russert is telling us, is that there are things like obamacare monemoney money for ebola, money to fight against isis. those are some of the things in the bill. are those the things the moderates are tryin

senator warren and others should use that power. join me now, democrat from i will and i will msnbc's joy this reid. thank you for being here. >> congresswoman, this is an attempt to gut financial reform written by lobbyists behind closed doors and slipped in at the last minute. what is your reaction? >> this is one of the most audacious moves by the financial services industry to absolutely gut the controls that we put on so they would not be able to brumt our country again. almost bring us to bankruptcy. these people have now voted to repe repeal, to actually repeal. this is the name of it. prohibition against federal government bailout of swap entities. >> that's the name of it. >> that's the name of the provision -- >> a question. will you vote for it? >> i am absolutely a no vote on this. taxpayers once again should come to the rescue of making these risky investments. no way. i am not going to vote. >> you speak of boehner. needs democrats to pass this vote because the extreme right doesn't want to vote for it because of immig

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i said, warren, let me think about it over the weekend. and he said all right. well you think about it over the weekend and we'll see you in new york on monday. >> by the way, you do at least one character, warren. that was pretty good warren. >> i do character ts that are kind of easy to do, like they had me do brent muffsburge rerk, so you would look like him. >> but then they saidal franken said why don't you just take your fingers and hold it like this the whole time. >> it would be hilarious. >> and that's what i did. >> it was a transformational show to get that show, for everyone who's been on that show, even the people who had bad experiences on that show will say that being on that program transformed their careers. >> i guess so. bless you. for me it happened so quickly because i had like three days to get to new york. i have friend who's didn't even know i was on the show. >> right. >> but it is -- it does change your life, you know, just to be on that show, to be in new york. >> yeah. >> and i enjoyed it. i liked it. a lot of people complained about

senator warren, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you.t's good to be here. >> so specifically, what's your objection to this specific provision in the budget bill, and did you know it was coming? >> so let's start with the second part. no, i did not know it was coming. i don't think anybody knew this was coming. but what the republicans did is they pushed a bunch of terrible financial bills into the negotiations. a lot of attacks on dodd/frank, on the consumer financial protection bureau. and the democrats beat them back, but this is the provision that stayed, and it is a real stinker. what this one is about is that after the financial crash, we said to these big financial institutions, you've got to take the riskiest part of your trading, separate it out so that if it explodes, when it explodes, it's not going to take down the insured part of the business, the deposits that are insured by fdic insurance. and that provision has been in dodd/frank all along. everybody has adjusted to it. but what happens now in the spending bill is they ju

hillary clinton on the rifgd and on the far left is elizabeth warren.krauthammer says stand back, let them fight it out. >> what did you say about charles again. >> here's the problem with charles' comment in that bill was funding for obama's amnesty and the far right is really ticked off at boehner for letting that go through. for letting them keep that in their funding bill. that's where president obama gets the $4.5 million. >> on the technical side of things on that point, i think, kimberly, until you have more power, so in january, what would have happened is harry reid would have put up a clean bill and you wouldn't have had any sort of policy changes, even though they were incremental and very unsatisfying. it also funds obama care which people are not happy about. >> to me, this is just a big shift in the democratic party to a very populous message, i agree with charles, sit back and watch them just wreck each other, and even more impressed at elizabeth warren because she can actually speak out of both sides of her mouth.u >>> r. >>> woe're sayi

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