he thinks of elizabeth warren as a great ally. but on one issue before the country right now, and in particular, one issue before the democratic party right now, the president said he completely disagrees with her. senator elizabeth warren is here tonight to respond. and to explain her point of view on this issue. i'm very much looking forward to that. again, senator elizabeth warren here tonight for the interview. it is always good to have her on the show. she honestly doesn'

you saw a strong push for elizabeth warren to run. clinton is really going to have to try to get those voters on board in a robust way. clinton -- andrea? >> very briefly, ann gearan it is hard to reintroduce yourself when someone like hillary clinton has been known since the early 1990s. >> it's sort of ridiculous on its face reintroducing someone to america someone who has 100% name identification in america and that's what they are going to try to do. try to she her in a different light more than as a different person. >> okay, ann gearan and sam stein, get your bags packed and kristen welker and much more ahead from panama. this is "andrea mitchell reports," only on msnbc. how much protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learn more at purinaone.com it's a big world out there. so why do some cash back cards limit where you can earn bonus cash back? one month, it's only at a few places over here... the next, it's onl

you might be an elizabeth warren fan and you don't know it yet. right now as warren points out, the government has its thumb on the scale on the side of parasitic corporations. >> she's for the exim bank that gives money to boeing. >> there are a thousand ways the free market is involved in the government of the united states. john: why isn't she involved in the ex-im bank. >> i'd like to ask wall street why the federal government charges lower interest rates to wall street banks than students for student loans. >> the student loan debt is now 1.2 trillion dollars. 7 million students are in default. bankers are more likely to pay them back. >> first of all, i remember financial crisis recently which the federal government wound up putting a whole bunch of money in wall street. it goes to student loans. corporations, for profit colleges are gaming the system and pulling in giant amounts of student loans they know that students won't be able to repay because the students never graduate. that is the rigging of the system and elizabeth war sen against

it doesn't favor the wealthy and leave everyone behind. >> so elizabeth warren is wrong? >> i think she's absolutely wrong. >>> joining me now is democratic congressman from virginia gerry connolly who was on that round table with the president. if the good to see you. >> governor romney. >> so you agree with the president, elizabeth warren is wrong on this? why? >> elizabeth warren is a very important figure in our party and i think she speaks on behalf of a lot of people who feel left out, who have been left behind or feel they've been left behind. and this is a perspective. but on trade frl i happen to disagree with her respectfully and i'm a progressive democrat. i'm not a blue dog, i'm not a conservative. but thinkable free trade agreement has the promise to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. it has the promise to actually open up access to foreign markets, those countries have access here, we need much better access there. the very concerns progressives care about, environmental protection, labor standards human rights, are for the first time codified in the text

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. >> elizabeth warren can't win a general election. >> no. well, i'd like to see her -- please let her come back. >> i want elizabeth warren to do it. >> democrats have figured out that you need to win the general election. >> i want elizabeth warren to do it. >> who wants a cheesesteak... [ laughter ] ...with swiss? no, that's not how you order. we'll be right back with our inside stories of the week. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. temple fuels students with academics and opportunities to take charge. plugged in to the city, powered by the world. >> inside stories of the week -- we start with pedro. >> the philadelphia zoo balloon is up, the lion cubs are out and the gorilla treeway is opening up, part of the ongoing extension of the trails within the philadelphia zoo, now opening trails for gorillas that will be able to traverse all different parts of the zoo -- very cool. >> philadelphia zooballoon 6abc. thank you, pedro. >> my inside story is not so good. this "opt out of the test because my kid will get a migraine i

>> in fact one of her operatives said she was elizabeth warren before elizabeth warren was elizabeth warren. >> sounds like an "snl" skit. >> whole thing does. she kill topple herself. topple her neighbors. in hillary clinton was really serious about dealing with the 1%, she would deal with the 1% in five counties surround washington d.c. richest counties in the country. reason they're rich, because of lobbiest and big government and businesses trying to negotiate rules and regulations around government. that is how you deal with the 1%. she will never do that because she takes money from people. >> i know that face. >> here people behind the scenes are joyous we're talking about this because we're not talking about the clinton foundation scandal. my goodness, a change of subject. even if they have to defend this in some way she was 1 1/2% whatever to get her out of this better than talk about the other thing. >> a complete ruse. as someone who reports on the 1% the other day her supporters among the 1% telling me right now, they predicted this weeks ago, this is ruse. she will beat

warren. >> i love elizabeth. we're allies on a whole host of issues, but she's wrong on this. >> here is what hillary clinton said about the trans-pacific partnership today. >> any trade deal has to produce jobs and raise wages and increase prosperity and protect 4w?%j.r security. and we have to do our part in making sure we have the capabilities and the skills to be competitive. so it's got to be, really, a partnership between our business, our government, our workforce.) >> she was a little more specific about tpp when she was secretary of state. she sah7uiá5jjjááátáhp)e en5uát$ur)qq( upping our game both bilaterally and with partners across the region through agreements like the trans-pacific partnership, or tpp. the tpp sets the gold standard in trade agreements to open free, transparent, fair trade, the kind of environment that has the rule of law and a level playing field. and when negotiated, this agreement will cover 40% of the world's total trade and build in the strong protections for workers and

. >> the only person that i think elizabeth elizabeth warren, i think she could clean her clock. >> we took martin o'malley's photo on the street to see if anyone can recognize him. one person kind of got it. no one got it. i think it speaks to clinton. don't take any chances. that last guy snuck up on us and took it away. don't let anyone near this. i still think that elizabeth warren is sitting back and waiting for either the book to blow up something to happen and she's ready to get in but she's not going to burn herself before then. there has to be some huge -- >> you have an issue of "time" magazine and elizabeth warren one of the most influential people. hillary clinton like i'll do anything. >> i want to ask you about warren. i look at elizabeth warren and that's something that could get the hard left to vote for her. i don't think she's charismatic. she's no barack obama when it comes to delivery. >> she could cause a lot of problems with the base but the general, not so much. i think hillary clinton's worst enemy is herself. it's her unlikability. she's not likable. she's not

next up a conversation with senator elizabeth warren. your local news continues with us on the cw philly good morning. ♪ >>> it is thursday april 9, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." real news ahead including senator elizabeth warren live in studio 57. the massachusetts democrat talks about the 2016 campaign and the boston bombing verdict. first, a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> these allegations only add to the troubles of an agency plagued by charges of misconduct. >> those verdicts sparked a lot of emotion among the people's whose lives were so changed by this terrorist attack. >> officer slager remains in jail here but seven other officers are still being questioned. >> the sanctions were put in place to bring them to negotiations. that was the entire purpose. >> humidity coming up from the south, cool air to the north. both of these frontal boundaries will be triggers for severe weather today. >> you have three kids. when they get out of hand do you break out the whistle or no? >> i don't carry my flags around al

elizabeth warren and hillary clinton is playing senator elizabeth warren. is this populist real or the latest flavor of the month in terms of politician? >> the flavor of the month question is interesting and i think jonathan reminds us of an important point which is there is no doubt that elizabeth warren's presence not in the race but in the debate and also the fact that we're having this presidential election in the aftermath of the financial meltdown makes a difference, but i do remember hearing hillary clinton in 2007-2008 talking about the carried interest loophole and the differential tax treatment, the preferential tax treatment for hedge fund managers. so this is not an entirely new issue for her. what chris christie is up to, that's really much, in some ways at least as interesting a question. >> let's look at our college. she caught up with hillary clinton today. it's fair to her that her conversation with the former secretary of state was brief. let's watch. >> great to see you. >> you lost iowa in 2008. how do you win this time? what's your str

. >> president obama referring to massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. this is a deal that the obama administration has been negotiating that would open a free trade joanzone. president obama made that comment about elizabeth warren on tuesday, a day later, warren responded first with a fund raising letter claiming the deal is too secretive. that the american people can't see its details. then she made her case on the rachel maddow show. >> the president says that he wants the american people to judge this deal based on the facts. but to do that he's got to make the deal public. otherwise, the american people can't judge it on the facts. he won't put the facts out there h. the press should be able to see this. >> now the president is upping the ante telling reporters yesterday those who say he's cutting a secret deal aren't being honest. when i hear people repeating the notion it's secret. i got to say it's dishonest. the president adding that some of the criticism he's receiving from progressives moobtsamounts to a bunch of attacks and misinformation th

if you listen to elizabeth warren, you hear issues. you hear policy. you hear the difference between hillary who is talking just this real 4,000 foot you know i want better things for america and then you listen to elizabeth warren, she outlines some areas it would be very interesting to see how those two stack up against each other. i would like to see those two duke it out a little. >> i don't know. clintons are never going to let that happen. >> she's got the chops to stand up to elizabeth warren? she might not. >> a tweet was put out talking about specific issues economic opportunity, climate change. you are never going to expect somebody to stand up and suddenly talk about substance in their announcement. marco rubio won't do that either. >> i would like to see the two of them on the debate stage. >> never happen. >> maybe america needs to think about this. do they want another four or eight years of this kind of clinton/obama world. let's listen to brit hume. >> she has tremendous baggage. do american people really want another four or eight year

clinton saying i love elizabeth warren? peter: we may not hear that from president clinton anytime soon. trade is an unusual issue in the president is much more into with paul ryan that he is a elizabeth warren. there are a lot of democrats on the fence right now. they should read this legislation and decide for themselves whether this is a deal in the best interest of american workers and families. there are a lot of ghosts of nafta floating out there and the president's argument and paul ryan's argument is that this is not nafta. erik: that is our chief washington correspondent, peter cook. stephanie: i'm going to tell our guests what we have -- companies that are just saying no when it comes to pollution. we will speak to a consultant who helps them get green. ♪ erik: the spring real estate season is off to a strong start. sales of existing homes rose to their highest levels in more than year and a half. homes sold at an annual rate of 5.2 million, well above the forecast of economists we surveyed. regulars are going a

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that somebody could come in there and be the embodiment of the liberal dreams. >> elizabeth warren never let's us forget the work of taming wall street's irresponsible risk taking is far from finished and she never hesitates to hold powerful people's feet to the fire, and yes, even presidential aspirates. is she too cozy to wall street, but she says right there, keep an eye on wall street? >> i think she has to keep an eye on her left link, because she knows there are so many democrats and liberals that want to have a race and knock her down a peg or two, and she has the unfortunate circumstances of having to evolve while she is running again. the president and vice president evolved while they were in office, and she is doing it in real time, and she has to do these things, because there are people in the party that knows she is not in align with these, and she is not making the statements herself, and when she is going to talk about these in roundtables and other things, and that's what martin o'malley is bringing up, and she is saying it's politically convenient and not out of princip

senator elizabeth warren is out there saying things like this about the trade agreement. it's going to help the rich get richer and leave everyone else behind. she also says it challenges u.s. sovereignty. they're throwing the kitchen sink at this trade agreement which will involve 11 nations and ourselves in the pacific rim. why are they saying these things? >> i guess they don't want it to happen. i love elizabeth, we're allies on a whole host of issues but she's wrong on this. chris, think about it. i've spent the last six and a half years yanking this economy out of the worst recession since the great depression. every single thing i've done from the affordable care act, to pushing to raise the minimum wage, to making sure the young people are able to go to college and get good job training to what we're pushing now in terms of sick pay lieveave. everything i do is focusing on how do we make sure the middle class has gotten a fair deal. now, i would not be doing this trade deal if i did not think it was good for the middle class. and when you hear folks make a lot of

more real news ahead, including senator elizabeth warren in studio 57. the massachusetts democrat talking about the 2016 campaign and the boston bombing verdict. first, a look at today's eye opener at 8:00. >> these allegations only add to the considerable troubles of an agency plagued by charges of misconduct. >> those verdicts sparked a lot of emotion among the people whose lives were so changed by this terrorist attack. >> michael slager remains in jail here but seven other officers are still being questioned. >> the sanctions were put in place to bring them to negotiations. that was the entire purpose. >> pretty quiet weather on the west coast today. if you're doing any traveling, severe weather from the midwest all the way back down to the gulf coast. >> you have three kids. when they get out of hand do you break out the whistle or no? >> i can't carry my flags around all the time. >> good to be back. nice to see you all. >> you look very comfortable in that chair. >> you're always welcome here. >> we all know how great a journalist he is. i have ne

by the way, move over elizabeth warren and malcolm x. hillary clinton is prepared to get rid of the cancer that is robbing the nation. wealth creators. and by any means necessary. you have to stick around for this one. steve is already getting scrapped. just joking. ♪ ♪ charles: move over, elizabeth warren and malcolm x because hillary, well, she's prepared to get rid of that thing that is really rotting this nation more than anything else. wealth creation and wealth creators. i think she may do it by any means necessary. check out this quote. mrs. clinton said the economy required a toppling of the 1%. this is the populism that is focused on the misery of the masses. the economic needle, it's just not moving for them. we talked about how great the market is doing. for a lot of people in the country, it's moving in the wrong direction. in the meantime, this is the rich. the 1%. their share of the pie getting larger and larger. of course, there's so many things wrong with the narrative from the assumption that the same 1% from 1979 is

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guest: i am a elizabeth warren's side, based on the facts. it is a fact that the transpacific partnership is being negotiated in secret. president obama claims other side -- otherwise, it is almost a bald-faced lie. i say almost out of respect. if it is not a secret, why doesn't he just show it to us? he cannot because it is secret. conservatives should hate every part of this deal. it gives away national sovereignty so national corporations can take us to a world court to get rid of environmental regulations. they can perhaps the toxins in the rivers and ranking waters in arkansas, oklahoma, texas, and you cannot do a thing about it in your state. menu will give fast track authority to president obama, and yet the republicans want to do it because they do not believe in their ideology. they believe in crony capitalism. it is a giant giveaway to corporations where they are top donors. they do not work for us. they work for the donors. in that same study, special interests had a direct correlation to public policy. when will we wake up that we

liberals are looking for a channel and found that in elizabeth warren. hillary clinton's job is to keep her options open and tell the liberals i want to be the champion for you. >> white house officials will say he said people who are critical had it wrong chris matthews interview i don't think he said elizabeth warren herself had the facts wrong but it would seem to overlap in the critique. the other thing to ask about hillary in news today from luke russert talking to john boehner is about the timing of this long running benghazi investigation, series of investigations boehner now saying the administration could clean this up quicker if they and former secretary clinton were in a position to cooperate with the committee and turn over information we've been seeking but made it impossible about the facts with benghazi bottom line being it looks it could come out the middle of 2016. i thought the new yorker nailed this when they said it was a tragedy for republicans tragedy in search of a scandal, which i think is scandalous for those who want to make pol

on the other, harry reid and elizabeth warren. stuck in the middle, of course, hillary clinton. >> do you have concerns about the trade deals and whether that will hurt? >> any trade deal has to produce jobs and raise wage and increase prosperity and protect our security. and we have to do our part in making sure we have the capabilities and the skills to be competitive. >> part of andrea mitchell's recent exchange with hillary clinton. joining us for our daily fix, "the new york times'" amy chozick and msnbc's alex seizewald. i want to get a sense of whether clinton has to choose a side. i want to pull up what elizabeth warren said moments ago, "the administration says i'm wrong," referring to trade "that there's nothing to worry about. they say the deal is nearly done and are making promises about how it will affect workers, human rights. promises but people like you can't see the actual deal." what does -- where does hillary clinton deal withdrawal this? >> -- deal with this? >> i think this is fascinating. on one hand she is t

senator elizabeth warren said she wants to hear more about her plans. debbie wasserman schultz welcomed lincoln chaffee's candidacy. are there any unexpected stars here? martin o'malley, anybody that she should be worried about? >> she should be worried about everybody because she wasn't worried about barack obama eight years ago and look what happened there. look, i think that that is kind of part of the mo of this campaign, not going in with the heir of inevitability even though it seems like a different field, no question about it. i think also what is most interesting, i'm going to be and i already am covering the republican candidates. she is already taking such a beating from them. they are hitting her as much -- actually more than they're hitting one another in this race. i think when it comes to her getting through the democratic primary process, that could help her. i interviewed rand paul whose interview is going to be on "state of the union" at the top of the hour, and he was so eager to talk about hillary clinton, about benghazi, that being

elizabeth warren. >> not that one. how about 158 million. >> what is your theory on the tape? i find it interesting that it is not live. i think it is saying that she is scared. >> i think she had so many consultants and are all over thinking it because they want to be edgy and new and they have to talk about her image makeover and all of these things. i also think that they very much do not want to answer questions on the first day. rand paul answers questions on the first day and next day and has a terrible week for his rollout. she is terrible at interviews and there is a lot on the table that needs to be answered. she hasn't taken questions from the media since her pretty lame press conference at the united nations when she told everybody i broke the law but don't worry about it. her announcement on sunday is like the slowest pulling off of the band aid in american history. >> can i point out that she is announcing that she is tweeting? who announces tweets? >> i will be tweeting tonight. appointment tweeting. >> i have a lot of other things i could say but -- >> thank you

and now with pressure from elizabeth warren, the demand is that she run this very populist campaign. i'm not sure she's fluent with the language and i think she carries a lot of baggage which is going to make it very difficult for her to do. >> james, she's got some things going for her, hasn't she? >> yeah, money. that's the biggest thing. yes, it's going to be awkward trying to appear like a regular person with all this money. >> hold on a second. >> more than romney and obama combined raised. so much that this week she brought on as cfo of the campaign a former high-ranking wall streeter. i don't know what the thinking is exactly but if the amount of money is so large that she's going to raise that you actually need a financial pro to manage the assets that are sitting in the campaign, this is a spending blitz that politicians have barely dreamed of. >> i'm looking for some support for hillary here, that she has got some things going forward. >> she's got the democratic organization. this is a huge and powerful -- >> big deal. >> yeah. they're going to get out the vote. a lot of b

making a mistake on trade she's not running as elizabeth warren. she's a mini-liz, she is in the saying she is going to break up the banks. i think to call this an ideological issue i think is an exaggeration. we talked earlier joe, about there is a populist streak out there for republicans and democrats. she's tapping into some of that. i don't think those positions are inconsistent. >> so are you saying paul krugman was my friend my buddy is is that what you are saying? >> i saw your lovely chat on charlie rose. >> he stopped being my friend after that. after i out debated him. >> stop you might have done a little better than he did. >> he said it was his cleveland moment. >> the first point which is the moment, you distinguish yourself in politics when you distinguish yourself. when you honestly do say something that doesn't fit with the usual rap. not breaking with interest groups. she sounds more like walter mon dale. not to knock walter mon dale. somebody said why don't you fight the union with something. he says why should i argue with my fr

elizabeth warren said she will not run. >> we need to refinance student loan rates. we need to make sure social security is secure into the future. we need to do equal pay for equal work. we need to raise the minimum wage. i just want two things from the big banks, and this is really true. i want them not to cheat people. that's why i think we need a strong consumer protection bureau. i want it so they can't wreck the american economy. >> if you were to interview hillary clinton, she would say exactly the same thing, but there's a mystery so far when it comes to okay what are the democrats going to stand for in 2016 and who is going to be leading the pack. i'm talking trade. i'm talking the environment. the scientific information at our fingertips today is far different in 2015 than what it was in 2007 2008. what is hillary clinton's economic plan and how are we going to find out if there's no debate? is hillary clinton for reducing the corporate tax rate? is she going to go after wall street? does she want to break up the big banks? what about these billions of doll

he called them out, including senator elizabeth warren. >> i love elizabeth. we're allies on a whole host of issues. but she is wrong on this. look, chris think about it. i've spent the last six and a half years yanking this economy out of the worst recession since the great depression. every single thing i've done from the affordable care act to pushing to raise the minimum wage to making sure the young people are able to go to college and get good job training to what we're pushing now in terms of sick pay leave everything i do has been focused on how do we make sure the middle class is getting a fair deal. now, i would not be doing this trade deal if i did not think it was good for the middle class. and when you hear folks make a lot of suggestions about how bad this trade deal is when you dig into the facts they are wrong. >> and today senator warren responded to president obama in a post on her campaign website. she writes quote the administration says i'm wrong, that there's nothing to worry about. they say the deal is nearly done, and they are making a

elizabeth warren, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi have all criticized the proposal saying it would add provisions onto deals that wouldn't pass muster on their own. >> i'm concerned that we're rushing too quickly that will have major economic consequences. >> all of the evidence that i've seen is that this hurts middle class incomes and i can't be forward in that regard. >> reporter: the bill would give congress an up or down vote with no amendments on a deal that would authorize the white house to create the largest trade agreement in american history. the transpacific partnership, a sweeping 12-country pact including partners like australia, japan, mexico and canada. >> the trade agreement i'm proposing would actually strengthen our ability to force other markets open and strengthen our position compared to where we are right now. >> and i think we'll get there because it's hard for me to imagine the democrats here in the house or senate are going to walk away from their president. >> reporter: the deal could also have serious political implications for 2016. while gop presidential c

that worry is what's been driving the liberal interest in elizabeth warren potentially running against hillary clinton for the democratic nomination for president. even as senator warren has continued to insist she won't make a run, the efforts to get her to run just won't stop. people trying to get her to run if not to win, then at least to meaningfully pressure hillary clinton from the left during the course of a primary, so hillary clinton ends up running on a more liberal, more populous policy agenda than she might have if she was left to her own devices honestly, though, being real at this point, mostly hillary clinton has been left to her own devices, and is it is therefore one of the surprises of this political campaign so far that secretary clinton does seem to be running at least ostensibly a less conservative, more democratic wing of the democratic party style campaign than what liberals have feared. it's happened on the more obvious stuff, she would have to be more open to gay rights, marriage equality. it's happened in terms of her core economic message. >> i think it's fai

elizabeth warren, as i said has already had an effect on the democratic field in a lot of ways. she is the party's populist. you see hillary clinton echoing those tones already. >> host: we want to hear from our viewers for about the next 15 minutes or so. we've got shira center of "the boston globe" and catherine lucey of the associated press. if you're not meeting with candidates right now in iowa, we'd be happy to hear from you this morning on "the washington journal." 202-748-8003. yolanda is waiting, line for republicans. good morning. >> caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. no be, i just wanted to give my comment that i can't believe it when i hear people say it's her turn. it is nobody's turn. aren't we to pick the most experienced, the one -- it just bothers me. i keep seeing white water e-mail scandals and especially benghazi. that boths me a lot. when i see clips of pictures of guys who lost their lives and then hillary answering questions saying what difference does it make? i just don't trust her. i'm sorry. we need some fresh new faces i think. >> host:

what elizabeth warren is trying to encourage hillary clinton to do. we are running deficits in the social security program, and as more and more baby boomers retire, the deficits get larger and as a matter of fact if you look over the next 75 year, you take all the deficits adjust them for inflation you're talking about 40 trillion dollars of red ink. so the notion that we should already in a deep hole dig the hole deeper is crazy. >> but every time anybody gets honest and says i'm sorry but the promises that have been made to you, there's no way the smath going to work where they can be kept. and the problem is they will break the promises when you and i are little old men, and we won't be able to do anything about it. they'll say i'm sorry, we overpromised. then what? >> i'm a little bit hopeful that what we've seen in europe over the last several years with the welfare states beginning to go bankrupt and suffering economic disarray, i'm hoping that that has sunk into the politicians in washington where they realize that at some point, you get to a

and also, if there is a rabbit warren, i'm hoping elizabeth warren is in the rabbit warren and i can sit down with the high princess, incidentian princess dances with donors and ask her to teach me a rain chant to deal with the drought down here in cali. >> that's foolish answer to a question. if you are rabbit warren with elizabeth warren it will be guaranteed you will all have the same amount of carrots. dennis miller, everybody. >> listen if i ever meet elizabeth warren i am going to say you have some money you need a hair cut doll what are you doing? >> doll. that would be good. last chance to see me and the d man in numbers -- new mexico saturday night. bill o'reilly has the details. almost sold out. martha maccallum on deck. outrageous situation. radicals disrupting businesses putting innocent folks in very bad situations. wai >>> back of the book segment tonight. did you see that? last sunday radical protesters invaded three atlanta restaurants screaming about racism. [shouting] >> michael brown 18 years old ferguson, missouri. [chanting] >> guy is trying to make a living in h

and she hasn't been as tough on the banks as elizabeth warren has. i don't think it's an impossible task. i think it's a different one. >> the other side of it too, look, republicans are going to spend the next year and a half when they're not nighting each other attacking hillary clinton. >> you think? >> you want a preview, the rnc already has first hillary attack. this is what they'll be putting out there. >> hillary clinton has explaining to do. >> relations with russia. >> not really working out well. >> potentially catastrophic move for hillary clinton. >> millions of dollars for foreign governments. >> landing under sniper fire it was a lie. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> this is just parfor the course for the clintons, they're secretive. >> that's uplifting. the republicans what they're looking at when you put them against the leading republicans. what you see she does have sizable leads nationally over the most likely republican opponents, about seven, eight points on average. nationally she starts off in a inveiable posit

you're going to think sometimes you're listening to elizabeth warren. >> tom, quickly. five seconds. >> yeah, extension to pat's, i will say the iranians will attempt to deter the sunni arab monarchies in pakistan who are putting pressure there in yemen. >> paul, can you work with three? >> one of the sleeper issues of the summer and fall will be chemical -- reform of our chemical safety laws and you're going to see barbara boxer who's retiring, being the kingmaker. >> well stated, paul. i predict hillary clinton will formally announce her candidacy for the democratic nomination this month. she'll reinvent herself as an economic populist to stave off progressive challenges to her left. happy easter, blessed passover. bye-bye. >>> next, the mayors of san francisco, oakland and san jose. >> watch what i do and make sure you hold me accountable. >> we've got to preserve what makes oakland oakland. >> tech lead evers don't want to get involved with what government does. >> the plans to take on the region's toughest problems. ♪ >>> good evening and welcome to a special edi

elizabeth warren who says she's absolutely not running is 50% behind. rick santorum went 2% to winning iowa so it can be done, but really? >> it can't be done and i hate -- i hate to do this but i have to disagree with ron. >> whoa. i'm he shocked. >> i know. i don't see it. she controls the entire democratic party. until martin o'malley or any of these other would-be challengers are ready to put on their big boy pants and come after her hard, i don't see how you do it. unless you take down the cuba queen in this case and you have to go after her. >> i completely agree with that. >> not just putting on your big boy pants, it's what's it about? barack obama, by this point in 2006, he had arrived. no offense to mar contintin o'mr governor chaffee, no offense to any of them, but they don't have the experience. lincoln chaffee wants to say, she voted for the iraq war and he was disqualified. that's what senator obama did. >> does that have sway? >> no, you look at lincoln chaffee and why is he here? none of these guys, they don't come with nicole ligss. if

that's right out of elizabeth warren's play book. >> steve has to be excited about that, elizabeth warren impacted hillary clinton. >> i think those people you're talking about john hielmann are there. she's starting in a good position, we know that. and yeah we saw the makings of a message. where do you think she has voids she needs to fill in terms of it's one thing to say, it's another thing to convince people given your past that you're going do it. >> the interesting thing about elizabeth warren and hillary clinton and all the different parts of the democratic party is we don't disagree about what we're trying to accomplish. we're trying to reverse the stagnation of wages, trying to deal with working families. i don't think anybody would disagree about any of that but what everybody will be watching for now whether you're a centrist democrat or a republican, what are the specifics that tell you where she is? is she going to raise the minimum wage? is she going to advocate a government that leans in and has some programs to help these people or is it going to be more of a centrist kin

hillary clinton has not, and elizabeth warren says she will not. katrina: first of all, thanks to democracy now, i hope "the nation" will be on the horse race. we tried to bring the issues commencement -- commensurate with the scale of the crisis in the country. "the nation" believes this country deserves a contested primary, at least on the democratic side. on the republican side, you are right, ted cruz is the first and we will have a caravan of all kinds of clowns, thugs operators -- amy: ted cruz, jeb bush, both have endorsed the indiana so-called religious freedom law. katrina: what struck me the other day -- this is somewhat different -- we talked about this -- how far the republican party has moved from conservatism, as may be what edmund burke understood. this is an extremist party. james baker, secretary of state under george the first, spoke at the j-street conference the other day. he spoke words -- very carefully chose his words about israel and why u.s. policy needed to be tougher on israel. the republican party went the zurich. bill -

warren. right away you know she's authentic. she could order a burrito and no one would question that. this is going to continue to be a challenge. >> governor hillary clinton may have been successful at some point in her life but she was an average american once and she was an ordinary american once. won't that be hard for them to make her mitt romney? >> sure. she's fought for everything she's gotten. she's spoken for women. her speech in china was an incredibly brave and progressive speech. her championing healthcare back in 1994 remember universal healthcare as a progressive issue, who was the first person to try to bring universal healthcare to america? hillary clinton. progressives have to be mature about this too. is hillary clinton going to agree with progressives on every issue? no. but is she going to be mostly in the progressive camp and do something about income inequality raise the minimum wage if she becomes president, absolutely. so i think she's off to a great start. i think s

warren. when you look at someone like bernie sanders what he can evok out of hillary clinton's campaign perhaps to your message at the beginning would be music to the ears of progressives and liberals. >> exactly. they are hoping that bernie sanders in the race will push hillary clinton to the left and be forced to address specifics like any changes she would make to health care or what does she really think about entitlements and on the issue of financial reform bernie sanders is almost as striking as elizabeth warren on the issue. she is going to have to answer questions when asked. >> we are out of time. we want to get our audience to the latest out of baltimore. we will talk to you tomorrow. >>> we will go back live for you to baltimore with more on new revelations coming from the baltimore police department that the transportation van carrying mr. gray had made a previously unknown stop while freddie gray was inside. we'll be right back. vo: after years of being treated like she was invi

senator elizabeth warren is out there saying things like this about the trade agreement, it's going to help the rich get richer and leave everyone else behind. she also says it challenges u.s. sovereignty. they are throwing the kitchen sink at this trade agreement which will involve 11 nations and ourselves on the pacific rim. why are they seeing these things? >> well, i guess they don't want it to happen. i love elizabeth, we're allies on a whole host of issues but she's wrong on this. chris, think about it i spent the last six and a half years yanking this economy out of the worst recession since the great depression. every single thing i've done from the affordable care act to pushing to raise the minimum wage to making sure the young people are able to go to college and get good job training to what we're pushing now in terms of sick pay leave, everything i do has been focused on how do we make sure the middle class is getting a fair deal. i would not be doing this trade deal if i did not think it was good for the middle class. and when you hear folks make a lot of suggestions abou