senator warren: that is evidently the case. there was a lot going on in that same time i ran into the family of nations hoping that iran will be a more responsible citizen. we have problems that date back to the 1970's. janet: the you think it's possible that iran deliberately planned it so that it would not look like a coincidence? ed: they may have -- senator not the vice president -- do you wish that you were number two on the ticket? i'm just wondering. senator warren: i want to help. i want to help make sure she gets elected instead of donald trump. i want to make her a successful president. only a great honor to be -- it is a place where i get to get up every morning and go fight for people who've been getting the short end of the stick. i love this work. janet: you absolutely going to run for reelection? i genuinely do love this job and love learning the tools to get better and better at it to make a difference every single place i can. it is a great trust to go to washington to do this. i told them exactly what i was go

it was warren e. burger, the retired chief justice of the united states, who had ended his 17-year tenure a year earlier for the purpose of presiding over this very observance which, as it happened, fell on his 80th birthday. burger addressed the crowd, quote: if we remain on course, keeping faith with the vision of the founders with freedom under ordered liberty, we will have done our part to see that great new idea of government of consent by we the people remains in place, unquote. burger's call to keep faith with the founders reflected one vision of the project they had launched with their great new idea, but it was not the only vision. four months earlier justice thurgood marshall, who still sat on the supreme court, had offered a far more sober take in a speech to a bar group on maui. marshall, the aging hero of the campaign to end racial segregation, first african-american to sit on the supreme court, advised his audience to be wary of the flag-waving fervor surrounding the bicentennial. quote:

joseph warren. dr. joseph warren was reinterred four times and his skull was photographed by his nephew. he was also a doctor and founder of mass general hospital. they didn't think about forensics. nobody put a ruler in here to figure out size, but through the forensics of the biographer, they were able to try to get some measurement on the orbitals. here is the entry would. here is the blast out of the back of the skull. this entry wound, this shot is determined at about a half an inch in diameter. the musket of the british soldiers carried was three quarters of an inch. the shot is smaller, which means it is probably a pistol shot. a pistol is carried by either an officer or an officer's servant. we don't know much about the servants, but a lot of these officers are nobles. they had servants, either civilians from home, or they hand-picked a soldier. whoever it was, the most important thing to take away from this picture is that the muzzle velocity of guns at that time was very low. which means to sh

>> oh, warren buffett's jab? liz: no.ry and billionaires on donald trump ace side too. >> there are reasons why he can be easily dismissedded. warren buffett's father was republican congressman from omaha, warren buffett is a partisan liberal democrat. has been for a long time. nothing wrong with that but it does give us a lens to look at any jab he takes at donald trump. and it means, it is really not worth much. i think that most people would not like to have their tax returns handed out publicly. now, donald trump may have special reasons for not wanting his to be handed out, most people don't want to. so, look i think he will get away with this. liz: most presidential candidates do. he is, fair to say not like most presidential candidates. new cnn poll, hillary clinton bottom a bigger bump than donald trump did post convention. she is up by nine points. but now we have some development here that a lot of us in fox found interesting. representative richard hanna, a republican congressman from new york, has announced no

joseph warren. he is basically unknown today. character for the first part of this book and into the second book. he is, in my mind, the guy that should be remembered. john hancock, samuel adams, john adams. as they are5 right about to seize the weapons in concorde, these men that you know from boston are actually outside of boston. dr. joseph ward is the guy kind ,f controlling the protests reacting to british oppression in boston. after the first shot, hancock amses leaves and ward is the one left in charge. he becomes the de facto governor. ward is the guy who sends these two men -- when he sees the out to preparing to go concorde to seize these weapons, at first he sees indications throughout the town that this so we had theng man on the left right out to warn hancock and adams. later, ward actually sees the troops and so he sends the man on the right in an urgent ride to lexington, and that man is very famous, i am sure we all know who he is. he is the famous actor, jack b lack. i think they lo

warren buffett is not that guy. may be the only american businessman who is better known than donald trump before trump started running for president and look, this whole conversation that we're having right now about trump's business performance over time and how many jobs he's created, talking about that is a defensive argument and for him to escalate against warren buffett who is a revered and popularly known figure as a business leader that would drag trump into a days-long fight he doesn't want to litigate. >> he thought the market was a bad place to be and he would take his money out of the market. it's no one's job to be a cheerleader, but it is a proxy and prominence for the united states. mark cuban, he said if trump's elected it would go 20%. for trump saying the market's going go down? >> no. he shouldn't be and this is not a role where you're supposed to be financial analyst or predictor and time and time again these statements coming from trump that cause problems for markets or for his own campaign and

warren? just a position? -- physician? >> either a physician or surgeon. and surgeons, while their respectable today, they were considered the low form of being a physician back then. physicians were generalists do not do cutting. handsy that gets his bloody as the lower body guy. lower guy. >> did the americans find a candidate they had a dorchester health? hill. >> they fired some shots. several days prior their fire and all around broxton -- boston to get the british confused and unprepared for this assault that is coming they are firing all around. there is really no attack on boston. mostly just harmless shots. what episode is the conclusion of your book and when does it end? on march 17, 1776 which is the british evacuation of boston and it is leading up, a cliffhanger said that for the new york campaign. these two books are potentially part of a series and there may be more books. no has ever written a series of books covering the entire revolution probably because it is long and hard and the war does not end until 1781. backup to mention when i sta

you on that. >> i love elizabeth warren. i have been following the convention. >> stephen: you enjoyed watching it this week? you're a pop culture guy. >> i'm a pop culture guy, but donald trump is show business. he's a pop culture guy, too. i'm terrified. i'm terrified. i really am. i'm terrified by the idea of a trump presidency, and it's not only just the policies, it's also the other things they have to do now. there is no way i will survive mike pence doing carpool karaoke. i mean, what song is he going to sing? "i deported your grandmother"? i mean, you know, i don't like that pence. what is melania trump going to talk about with karen pence, by the way? that's opposite side of the track meet the fockers craziness. i don't know. and i don't want to know. >> stephen: have you met mr. trump or melania or the pences? >> i have never met melania. >> stephen: you're judging them without having met them. >> stephen: because of what you do for a living? >> they talked about lgbt stuff tonight which is very nice. >> stephen: t

it kind of sat there between the warren court. we know what happened there. the burger court, the counterrevolution that was and is the only title that was written on the burger court as such. which didn't go for fully into the burger court, it came out in 1978, 1979 in the burger court lasts until 1986. the counterrevolution that wasn't, it's really not true. we can kind of take off a number of the major initiatives of the burger court but to situate it in the politics and social transformation of the time which is really part of the effort of this book, it's worth thinking about the legacy that the war in court left the country when chief justice warren who retired when president nixon was inaugurated, of course it's known for brown against board of education 1954, segregation was unconstitutional, the warren court pretty much left it at that and didn't specify what kind of remedies for segregation , for intentional segregation, what were the federal courts supposed to do about it? that was left to the burger court to fill in major blanks and so the burger

we're here with senator elizabeth warren. she is the author of "a fighting chance," the "new york times" best seller now available in paperback. okay, let's talk about fighting chance. the democrats, hillary clinton will be fightion for the presidency. do you think the democrats are underestimating donald trump? >> yes, i think everyone is underestimating donald trump. he is one dangerous man and we need to take him really seriously. take him out now. ( applause ) >> stephen: so, you're down next week, the democratic national convention is in philadelphia. are you going to be there? >> yes, i will be there, i will be speaking. >> stephen: what night? >> monday, first night. ( cheering ) indication of what you're going to say so we can start writing the jokes now? because you know i'm going to make fun of what you say. legally, i have to. just give me something good. >> donald trump is a bad guy. i'm going with that. >> stephen: you said that several times before. as a matter of fact, your tweet storms, you said your policies

a direct attack on donald trump from warren buffett.t, he poured scorn and contempt on donald trump. watch this. >> in 1995 to my knowledge it's the only time donald trump went to the american people and he said, join me i'm a winner, and join me and invest in my company. the next ten years the company loses money every year. if a monkey had thrown a dart at the stock page, the monkey on average would have made 150%. but the people that believed in him, that listened to his siren's song came

warren buffet and mike bloomberg will help her.ible mistake. i don't think you should ignore it. we are a nation that forgive. it's part of the judeo-christian tradition. she can be forgiven. people want to like her. charles: around former u.s. attorney. you were appointed by bill clinton and you have contribute to the campaign. >> all true. charles: this situation with comey, the emails and her inconsistencies which are glaring. as a form u.s. attorney, do you think she should have been indicted or should it have been tougher actions against her. >> i think we can accept what james comey did. there was a universal respect for having a guy that was as bipartisan -- charles: there was universal respect. that respect has been lost because he talks about a statute that goes back so far and essentially says he didn't know how to interpret that particular statute and he felt like he should have been the first one. that was the way i saw the whole thing, despite the fact the first couple of minutes of talking web was pounding the heck ou

warren puts longoria on with the 2-out walk. if you look what the yankees did at the deadline, so from the cubs they got the number one and 7 prospect. from texas they got the number 5 prospect. from cleveland they got the number 2 and 4 prospect. that's a lot of hope. >> yes. >> for a team that is trying to turn over their roster and have a little youth infusion for first time in years. >> you don't want to grow old together, we know what happens. this is a proud franchise that has won a lot of years in a row and has a nice streak going. i don't know if they will catch their previous streak of winning seasons in a row. last year, again, people would say they made the play-offs the one game, but did they really have the team that could have done much in the play-offs, proven they didn't last year. this year they would be scary in a one game under the old formula of those guys. i think moving forward they have just given themselves a better chance to be relevant and not be in a bigger hole. >> 0 and 2 the count to brad miller. ad

( knocking ) >> stephen: hey, senator warren! thank you so much for being here to talk about donald trump's speech tonight. >> it's good to be here. >> stephen: hey, is there any chance i can announce on my show tonight that you are hillary clinton's v.p. pick? because that would be a huge thing for me to announce on the show! >> stephen, i think if it were me, i would know it by now, so probably not. but look, she has lots of good choices, and i'm excited to see who she's going to pick. >> stephen: all right, fair enough, i had to ask. anyway, have a great show. i'll see you out there. all right, bye. ( laughter ) >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight stephen welcomes senator elizabeth warren, billy eichner, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's time for the 2016 trumpublican donational conventrump starring donald trump as the republican party. may contain traces of republican. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ( c

. >> why liz beg warren? >> i think she represents all the things we need to get out of the government. >> reporter: he has a choice words and too took claims at her native ancestry while at hypocrite that's the thing she knows for $300,000 a year taking advantage of a government incentive for the american indians that she claims to be you know. she went to the government took advantage. the government came to me there's a big difference. >> reporter: i did ask schilling about the failure of his gaming business $38 billion the $75 million financing package and how the company went bankrupt leaving hundreds out of work and taxpayers on >> people got involved and helped most notably achaffee. but at the end of the day it's on me. why should massachusetts taxpayers trust him. >> reporter: they're asking me to be a leader. >> you will still be part of their tax dollars. >> no, that's what governor baker does for most part on a state level. i wouldn't be taking the concerns of the citizen to the chief and yeah, i'

maria: senator elizabeth warren taking aim at his favorite target tonight. ed: her first comments on donald trump's newest controversy. maria: the ground-breaking treatment that appears to reverse some effects of alzheimer's. a.j.: a stretch of sunshine for the next couple days and 90 degrees ahead in the seven-day fore ed: the ban on some people to play pokemon go. breaking news. two frightening robberies, one knife wielding suspect. maria: he is on the run right now. john has the details. john. john: police are inside this liquor store. they are trying to pull surveillance video to get a good description of the subject. there are cameras outside and inside. police had canines searching out here tonight. the suspect is still on the quarter to 9:00 that a man with a knife was trying to rob this store on salem road. as officers were investigating this crime, they got a second call of an armed robbery. in that case, the clerk was so shaken, she had to be taken to the hospital. again tonight, police are here now trying to recover surveillance video as they try

and elizabeth warren tweets too damn much. glad i exiled her. send.incoln memorial, make chris christie eat a worm just for laughs, disband nato and make me some scrambled eggs on a gold plate. what? fine, i'll be right there. we're too late? chinese fleet is advancing? just build another wall. yes, in the ocean, loser. >> paid for by americans who are really starting to miss obama. >> that was the simon's take on the classic hillary clinton ad from 2008 and we leave you this morning with a story about the veep, joe biden. he helped push the white house when it came to supporting same-sex marriage and now he's officiated at his first same sex wedding. the vice president tweeted this photo saying, quote, proud to marry brian and joe at my house. couldn't be happier. two longtime white house staffers, two great guys. the vice president obtained a temporary certification from the district of columbia, after the couple asked him to perform the ceremony. >>> that does it for "way too early." "morning joe" starts right now. >> i call it the failing "new yor

elizabeth warren on the record on donald trump >> what kind of man does this thing? reporter: says hillary clinton should have avoided. inside the local lab on the front lines of the zika fight. reporter: watching thunderstorms to the west and how they will impact weekend plans. reporter: a local baseball team. how they're helping local people with disabilities. anchor: boston's police unions delivering a strong message to the mayor and police commissioner tonight. claim the city is putting officers at risk. mike beaudet live in mattapan right now. reporter: the police unions are not holding back in their letter to the mayor. they say they are outgunned and undermanned. >> bos subject in the city. they blast the mayor and police commissioner in a scathing letter saying they need better equipment including new ballistic helmets. you can walk hand in hand all day long but that won't stop a brick or a piece of concrete slamming into an officer's head that doesn't have a ballistic helmet on. >> more officers are needed and the time for action is now. morale as become an

stuart: what's your response to what warren buffett had to say. >> well, i don't care much about warren buffett. you know, i had a public company based in atlantic city. the numbers, and if you look at atlantic city, atlantic city was run down the tubes and look at everything that's happened in atlantic city, they're all, you know, bad. i've been out of there for seven years, i had great timing, i got out and i made a lot of money in atlantic city over the years, you know, i have to look at myself, i have to look at my company and i made a lot of money, it was a relatively small public company, the only one i've ever, i believe, and it was just a company waist-- based out of atlantic city. i did well in atlantic city, i took a lot of money out of atlantic city, which is what i'm supposed to do, i'm a business person. made a lot of money and i did well during the good times there in atlantic city, but then, times started going very bad in atlantic city. ceasar's is bankrupt, you look at all the bankruptcies in atlantic city and look at the homes and numbers. they built the wrong conventi

. >>> curt schilling ready to take on elizabeth warren. the hard to hit fast balls. >> and we'll continue to track the downpours and storms across the area this evening. a severe thunderstorm warning and another chance overnight when i look for solutions, i don't start in washington, and i don't assume one party has all the answers. you know where i find common-sense ideas? right here in new hampshire... where i'm fighting for the good-paying jobs that strengthen our economy. i worked to make childcare more affordable and make it easier to save for college. i've worked across party lines on clean air and energy efficiency efforts... and to strengthen social security and medicare. together, we're maki new hampshire and america stronger. i'm kelly ayotte, >>> we are tracking some severe storms across new england and and you're worried about rotation and clouds and things have not panned out. >> some of the storms are starting to weaken when it comes to rotation. we just want rain but not severe weather. we two to the radar and we thun it's i

and warren is one of the few a.p.i. progressives who have made the personal and economic sacrifices to represent us in public office. he has the opportunity to upset policy but also to change stereotypes of asians as quiet and acquiescent. here is warren taking assemblyman don wagner out for his racist remark on the floor of the assembly in 2011. i remember when this came out, we were just all so proud of you, warren. warren was also one of the few two traveled outside their local geographic fear of activism in the early days and got a feel for the spontaneous risings that were happening around the nation. his unique vantage point gives us a feel for the national nature of the burgeoning asian-american movement. so warren. [applause] >> good afternoon, everybody, and thank you, karen. if we could change that picture, i would appreciate it. [laughter] i'm sure it's going to be in the hit in terms of do you want to elect this crazy person? but i wanted to be here this saturday to speak on the panel because having this boo

warren puts longoria on with the 2-out walk. if you look what the yankees did at the deadline, so from the cubs they got the number one and 7 prospect. prospect. from cleveland they got the number 2 and 4 prospect. that's a lot of hope. >> yes. >> for a team that is trying to turn over their roster and have a little youth infusion for first time in years. >> you don't want to grow old together, we know what happens. this is a proud franchise that has won a lot of years in a row and has a nice streak going. i don't know if they will catch seasons in a row. last year, again, people would say they made the play-offs the one game, but did they really have the team that could have done much in the play-offs, proven they didn't last year. this year they would be scary in a one game under the old formula of those guys. i think moving forward they have just given themselves a better chance to be relevant and not be in a bigger hole. >> 0 and 2 the count to b miller. adam warren trying to workighthe three-run lead. cc sabathia stands to

looking at live pictures from warren, michigan. tell us it will be a direct response to what we heard from donald trump on the economy on monday in detroit. we'll have live coverage of hillary clinton's speech. that's coming up, we're told, coming up shortly. marco...! sì? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma... marco...! playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. sì, sono qui... what's not surprising? how much money amanda and keith saved by switching to geico. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. polo! >>> hillary clinton now at the microphone in warren, michigan, about to deliver her economic speech. we have live coverage. let's go there right now. >> -- for a number of reasons. first, it's wonderful to be back in michigan. you can really feel the energy and dynamism that is driving this state's comeback. in detroit we've got new businesses opening, neighborhoods like midtown and eastern market are coming back. the auto indus

day, 5-day tour starting with ohio and pennsylvania and clinton to campaign in omaha nebraska with warren buffet. the presidential nominee on fox news sunday for this exclusive interview. >> you don't think there's any legitimate reason why people would have doubts about your -- to use your phrase honestly and untrust worthiness. >> it's fair for americans to have questions, i hope you'll ask donald trump why he's so untrusted by the mean people. i think the uninflammatory answers blame somebody, blame immigrant, blame muslims, blame somebody, is attractive in the first instance to people who are looking for answers, but what i'm continuing on and i believe, he has offered nothing to help people. lauren: trump firing right back on abc this week, this is what he said at clinton. >> she's a very dishonest person. i have one of the great temperaments. i have winning temperament. she has bad temperament. she's weak. that's all there is. >> polls do show concern about this whether you can be trusted with a nuclear codes. >> well, i think that's probably because hillary that's all they talk abo

that's elizabeth warren's badass fighting style. sting like the librarian who just shut up your friends in the library. let's take a second here to comment on what a historic moment this is. for the first time in american history, the presumptive democratic presidential nominee is a woman, people, and she's joined on stage by another qualified, powerful woman. i am sure-- i am sure that the news recognized this. - hillary clinton being joined by senator elizabeth warren. did you see the matching pantsuits? - did they select their outfits together? well, the good thing is that they're actually selling those painting smocks on the clinton website and signing them. - you know that the blues brothers were john belushi and dan aykroyd. the blues sisters, there they are right there. - not only did they have the matching suits, they had the matching hair. - to see hillary and elizabeth warren in matching shocking blue pantsuits shrieking at the audience... - yeah, and, i mean, to see all of us "news pundits" focusing on tabloid-level wardr

warren buffett often supports democrats but he does it very quietly. not now.approach was blown apart when he went after donald trump very hard. this is all part of the clinton businessmen to show that donald trump in their view is not fit to serve. but it's also an effort to get under donald trump's skin. >> hillary! hillary! hillary! >> reporter: hillary clinton arm in arm on the campaign trail with billionaire warren buffett. the 85-year-old oracle of omaha unleashing a scathing attack on donald trump. >> i've really never known another businessman that brags about his bankruptcies. tell you the truth, why not, it's his claim to stardom. i never had somebody else had six bankruptcies. there he is. >> reporter: buffett condemning trump for refusing to release his tax returns. >> he said he can't release it because he's under audit. i have news for him, i'm under audit, too. i would be delighted to meet him any place, any time between now and election. i'll bring my tax return. he could bring his tax return. nobody is going to arrest us. >> reporter: the billi

warren puts longoria on with the 2-out walk. if you look what the yankees did at the deadline, so from the cubs they got the number one and 7 prospect. from texas they got the number 5 number 2 and 4 prospect. that's a lot of hope. >> yes. >> for a team that is trying to turn over their roster and have a little youth infusion for first time in years. >> you don't want to grow old together, we know what happens. this is a proud franchise that has won a lot of years in a row and has a nice streak going. i don't know if they will catch their previous streak of winning say they made the play-offs the one game, but did they really have the team that could have done much in the play-offs, proven they didn't last year. this year they would be scary in a one game under the old formula of those guys. i think moving forward they have just given themselves a better chance to be relevant and not be in a bigger hole. >> 0 and 2 the count to brad miller. adam warren trying three-run lead. cc sabathia stands to be the winner. 0-2 pitch coming.

warren puts longoria on with the 2-out walk. if you look what the yankees did at the deadline, so from the cubs they got the number one and 7 prospect. from texas they got the number 5 prospect. from cleveland they got the number 2 and 4 prospect. that's a lot of hope. >> yes. >> for a team that is trying to turn over their roster and have a little youth infusion for first time in years. >> you don't want to grow old together, we know what happens. this is a proud franchise that has won a lot of years in a row and has a nice streak going. i don't know if they will catch their previous streak of winning say they made the play-offs the one game, but did they really have the team that could have done much in the play-offs, proven they didn't last year. this year they would be scary in a one game under the old formula of those guys. i think moving forward they have just given themselves a better chance to be relevant and not be in a bigger hole. >> 0 and 2 the count to brad miller. adam warren try through the eighth protect the thre

ism warren was in somerville. today she will appear at an event in worcester. >> jennifer: two men are being held would bail after they brought up recent police shng kelvin mendoza and emanuel rodriguez-shonyo appeared in court on tuesday. mendoza made references to police being shot all over the country. officers found a rifle and a loaded gun in the suspects' car. >> continued to yell at officers and mr. rodriguez said, "don't say nothing. don't show them nothing." >> jennifer: officers followed the men because they believed >>> tax trouble for the owner of a boston cab company. investigators say he lied about payroll tax, employed illegal immigrants and did not pay overtime wages to workers. the company has agreed to pay $2.3 million in restitution. >> sarah: new details on the zika outbreak. people in florida on alert after another person is infected with the virus. this is the 15th person to be infected from mosquitoes in the state. officials are working to figure out where this person was infected but the th

warren buffett challenging donald trump to release his taxes. apparently buffett says he's also under audit. no word on whether trump will take buffett up on the offer. buffett is the third billionaire this week to help hillary clinton build a case against trump. >> reporter: in front of a nebraska crowd, warren buffett is investing big in hillary clinton. >> i'm going to talk about my favorite subject, which is going to be what hillary can and will do in the eight years following january 20th. >> reporter: buffett joins a growing list of the country's ultra rich backing hillary clinton, -- >> i'm here to endorse hillary clinton. >> the dallas mavericks owner once called donald trump the best thing to happen in politics. >> leadership is not yelling and screaming and intimidating. >> reporter: clinton is winning support from some of the country's wealthiest, despite her position on taxes. >> wall street, corporations and the super rich are going to start paying their fair share of taxes. when more than 90% of the gains have gone to the top 1%, t

what somebody like warren buffett or mark cuban is aimed at.en buffett is much more establishment. imagine maybe older republicans in the 1960's or 1970's -- in 70's, more from a libertarian perspective, rather than social liberalism, and are not comfortable with trump. making affett is also local argument as well, even though he is a national figure. ands revered in omaha nebraska has a weird particularity. they are one of two states that apportion their votes by congressional district. the district around omaha is considered a swing district, represented by a democrat. president obama was able to win the district in 2008, but not 2012. hillary clinton can compete there with hillary clinton. i last yeart. donald trump is already saying that he worries the general election will be rigged in november, capitalizing on fears that voter fraud is rampant. is there any evidence that you know of that voter fraud is a huge problem right now? butaret: of course not, this is donald trump again building an argument that not only appeals to his core suppor

speaking alongside hillary clinton, warren buffett called on donald trump to release his tax returnsfore slamming his business credentials. >> donald trump claims the u.s. economy is broken and he is the man to fix it. policies included top tax rate of 25% and the abolishment of inheritance tax. and the deportation of millions of undocumented immigrants. the real estate developer says his record proves he is fit to be commander-in-chief, but a billionaires have put his business acumen in doubt. former new york mayor michael bloomberg and dallas mavericks -- markrk you him cuban. warren buffett challenge donald trump to release his tax returns . >> if a monkey had thrown a dart at the stock page, the monkey on average would have made 150%. but the people that believed in him, that listened to his siren song, came away losing well over $.90 on the dollar. they got back less than a dime. and you know the history of his enterprises as far as borrowing money. one time after another, he went into bankruptcy. i really never known another businessman who filed so many bankruptcies. they met

so impeach earl warren. yes, remember impeachment isn't limited to the presidents or vice presidents or cabinet officers. john marshall is afraid that if he actually orders thomas jefferson to appoint in guy named william marbury to this position, so marbury comes to court saying i want you the judges to order james madison who is jefferson's wingman, secretary of state, i want you, john marshall, to order madison to give this guy a piece of paper saying he's a judge. because remember at the end of the administration, adams tried to pack the judiciary with all of these federalists types. marshall is afraid if he does that, he's going to be impeached and maybe convicted. that's actually only the second worst option -- scenario. so the best scenario is he'll just be ignored and made a fool of. second best is he's going to be impeop impeached. other possible scenario, remember, we know how history turned out. jefferson was there in france. he says lots of things about the french revolution, the tree of liberty

i agree with warren. this is the greatest nation on earth, and our best days are still ahead of us. >> and trump, well, he says this about hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> people are angry at them and they should be. if he would have just not done anything, just go home, go to sleep, relax, he would have been a hero. but he made a deal with the devil. she's the devil. he made a deal with the devil. it's true. >> so let's get right to cnn's jeff zeleny following the clinton campaign in nebraska. jim acosta with the trump campaign in pennsylvania. good evening to both of you, gentlemen. jim, you first. you're with the trump campaign. he's battling a few fire storms. he's calling to move the presidential debate. getting pushed back for saying putin is not going to go into ukraine, and of course the backlash trump is getting for criticizing a gold-star khan family. on the khan family, is there any sign he's going to back down? >> reporter: i don't think so, don, although we should point out and this doe

i wouldn't rock the boat if i were you. >>> quick before we get to warren buffett.apan stimulus of course -- >> disappointing. you didn't say disappointing. that is another cliche you have to say. these guys are doing everything they can but disappointing. >> it's been 30 years of disappointment at -- >> -- immigration. children are a necessity. immigration helps. if you shrink your country and it doesn't grow. it is like russia finally got back to where they were before the -- look at the gdp. you need ed kids. it is a demographic issue. they can't create kids with money. you have to have what's known as household growth. >> which means what? there is no way for them to get out of it no matter how much they stim lasmt and buying a lot of etfs. >> it's working. they have getting the market up but you have to have people participate. i think all of this is a artifice and people are droekt say what the heck is japan doing. but you need income growth and household formation. and japan doesn't have it. we talk about the central bank as if they can create kids. >> some w

you are looking at a live shot of hillary clinton in warren, michigan.the second time this week. clintoni feel like mrs. has a distinct set of policies. it's hard to argue that it would to respond to what he said, show more reaction -- scarlet: engagement. she is getting introduced right now. this is in mourning, michigan. both candidates making a big deal about michigan because it was home of the auto industry ,here there were bankruptcies the big automakers got a bailout. very emotional for a lot of the middle class working class communities in the united states. it would seem like for the republican candidate, trump making his stand in michigan, he can point to the place that has been hurting for the past eight years or however he wants to frame it and he can contribute that -- he a tribute can attribute that to the party in power. we are waiting for hillary clinton to take the stage here in warren, michigan to begin her economic policy speech. she has been introduced, she is taking the podium. a lot of cheering as hillary clinton gets ready to speak.

charles: diana, you have been a critic of warren buffett. thoughts on the latest salvo from him? >> look, i think it is really amazing, these two billionaires, clinton and buffett, attacking trump for his business practices when warren buffett has had problems with his own, with clayton homes, for example, the mobile home enterprise, that he is running. but, we could see that when mitt romney unveiled his tax returns, even though they were perfectly legal, that all of sudden focused all the attention on those tax returns, to the detriment of policy issues. there are so many important policy issues such as low gdp number for the second quarter, that came out last friday. that showed that private and public investment were at lows, lows, negative 9%, for example. that is something that needs to be fixed. with lower capital-gains tax, not the "buffett rule," that hillary clinton wants to implement, that will raise taxes on capital to 30%,. charles: what do you make though? warren buffett has the folksy thing going for him. >> he does, yes. char

senator elizabeth warren speaking in somerville late tonight. ted daniel live in the city now to show us her war of words with donald trump. >> if anybody has been following the race to the white house, knows that senator warren is one of hillary clinton's most influential supporters that's due in part to her public destain for donald trump and certainly had a lot to say about him tonight. >> reporter: senator warren made only one reference to donald trump and his political theater during an hour-long plus presentation on the u.s. economy. >> believe me, it is not donald trump's version of what's happening in america. >> reporter: fresh off a prime time appearance at last week's convention, the former harvard professor wait until her lecture dog role. >> donald trump cannot be it'll president of the united states. >> reporter: when i ask about trump's ongoing feud with the muslim parents of a u.s. army captain killed by suicide-bombers in iraq, warren echoed a response similar to one given by president obama and other high ranking members of the

what was appealing to warren buffett about this company?uest: it is clear that precision has been highly, highly successful and a lot of that has been due to mark donegan, the ceo. he led the company before berkshire bought it and the stock rose 20 fold. he did a bunch of acquisitions. this is a company that produces an enormous amount of cash and it's got a lot of qualities warren buffett has said he likes and businesses and since he's bought this company, he's done a lot of positive things. i should mention these folks i spoke with also had some positive things to say. they said outside of reviews, he could be kind. he was a ceo and when he showed up when you having trouble at a factory, he could the a really effective coach. shery: it is quite understandable given headline numbers out of the company that he does have a sort of cult status among investors. but why do their employees, if they have a harsh working environment, why would they put up with it? guest: that's a great question. the common thing i heard from these folks is that th

warren read you some of the quotes from donald trump. well, he has said so many things that i profoundly, vehemently disagree with. for the life of me -- >> you have been watching hillary clinton in omaha, nebraska, where she is holding a campaign event. she referenced donald trump several times and said trump was wrong about our troops, but did not specifically talk about the khan controversy. meantime, moments ago, senator john mccain was holding a town hall in phoenix, arizona and was asked about the controversy. here's what he had to say. take a listen. >> i'll tell you what, when -- any time from now on when that question was asked, if i change my mind, i'll let you know. i'm not apologizing at all. i am not apologizing in the slightest. >> undoubtedly, it is a discussion and debate that will continue. now we want to go to "with all due respect." >>> joining us to talk about donald trump's weekend and his today, his national spokesperson who comes to us live from dallas and trump surrogate lawrence epstein. welcome to you both. i wa

. >>> warren buffet tells donald trump a monkey would have performed better in the market than he has. this as he slams the presidential candidate in a campaign event for rival hillary clinton. >> good morning and welcome to "street signs." v in anything, but a quiet august day here we have european markets broadly lower the, banking sector really the drag here. overall about 3%, but once again, the italian lenders in foal kuss just a day after the stress test results came in. we have seen shares of monte dei paschi traded after 5.6% drop. union any credit shares which really bore the brunt of the fall day two of trading just a bit earlier. some concerns here over the rescue plan at bank of monte dei paschi when it comes to npls will and what it could have on the broader sector. all this as renzi tells cnbc in an exclusive interview that only growth with solve the issue of a nonperforming loans in the italian banks. julia is in rome and has been speaking to the prime minster. julia, fantastic to see you. i wanted to get at the heart of what is behind this disconnect. very difference m