this is elizabeth warren. mike at got the quote from her talking about the situation where hillary clinton changed her mind and ended up doing what wall street wanted on the bankruptcy vote in terms of credit card protection from credit card debt from bankruptcy. elizabeth warren at the end of a ten-year attempt at this and losing it. here's what she describes to michael shearer. she said they really did shove it down my throat sideways and "they" includes hillary clinton. >> elizabeth warren cares passionately about a subset of important issues. that's probably why she is not running for president. so many people want her to run for president. i think she is focused on this set of economic issues that she thinks she can bring a lot of influence on from the senate. she has already brought a lot of influence from the senate and quite upset she did not get her way on this bankruptcy law. there's a reason she is applying pressure now and i think bernie sanders is a proxy for her, people backing bernie sanders are

applause] senator elizabeth warren: so look, i get it. i know that building an agency to keep people from getting cheated on credit cards and mortgages may not be on your bucket list. it sure wasn't on mine. at least, it wasn't on my bucket list until it was on my bucket list. and that is really the point. i believed in the good that this little agency could do and so i fought for it.

with a star in her party like elizabeth warren. >> i think she responded very much to elizabeth warren already in this campaign. elizabeth is an influential figure and not just a democratic issue, the viability of the middle class will be the central issue for this campaign. >> david corn can't leave the subject without noting the two big power brokers, two big power brokers in the democratic party, hillary clinton and elizabeth warren. >> yeah you have to think that that will be an important factor for elizabeth warren too. seeing a woman elected president. i think that hillary will need her to campaign hard for her in the general election. she will bring out voters in key areas. i expect there to be no ruptures in that relationship between now and then. >> tom hartmann you would expect to see bernie sanders campaigning hard if hillary clinton if she gets the nomination. >> he said on my program he will do that and support her if she is the nominee and i believe him. >> thank you all for joining me tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> chris hayes is up next. >> tonight on all in. >> i

and net roots always has a favorite, and it looks like it was elizabeth warren then time. it sounds like this revolving door issue and cabinet appointments, she's going to be very strong on, and this is not the last we've heard of it from her. >> absolutely, what happens too often is that the public chooses the president and wall street chooses the appointees. what elizabeth warren is doing is putting a bright line on this issue, saying any potential president should make a commitment now to support a bill by tammy baldwin that would say if you are in the private sector, you can't get a multi-million payout to supposedly help compensate you for your sacrifice but to in effect buy you off. this is something she had been working on since before she came into the senate, and it's something the public's completely with her on. >> do you know that net roots nation gave her a big round of applause for that. and martin o'malley and bernie sanders said they agreed with that, but not a word, not a word from hillary clinton, who did not go to net roots and has not responded to this

people were praising it like elizabeth warren. it was the most self-absorbed so-called praise of her husband i have ever seen. >> i expect nothing less from elizabeth warren. 37 years ago she asked her husband to marry her. it is 2015. 37 years later, but sorry future husband i am not going to propose to you. are you serious that people don't like the defined gender roles, but i will call it as it is. i prefer the guy to propose to the girl. >> isn't that the thing? she says i proposed to my husband. everyone cheers and it says she is breaking down the gender roles roles and good for her. they act like that's what it is supposed to be. what good of breaking them down if they are not there in the first place? >> did she marry a man or a woman? >> there you go. >> amber, you are speaking my language on every issue. >> i disagree that she was breaking the gender roleses. according to custom it is normal for the squaws to propose to the braves. >> i love this guy. i used the term squaw and everyone acted like i was politically incorre

. >> [applause] senator elizabeth warren: that is how it works. >> [applause] senator elizabeth warren: so look, i get it. i know that building an agency to keep people from getting cheated on credit cards and mortgages may not be on your bucket list. it sure wasn't on mine. at least, it wasn't on my bucket list until it was on my bucket list. and that is really the point. i believed in the good that this little agency could do and so i fought for it. even when people told me i couldn't win. the truth i learned along the way was pretty basic. you can't win what you don't fight for. so, i say to each of you, you want to change something? nobody is going to give it to you. you've got to fight for it. i wanted to be here today not just to be on the same stage where the boston symphony orchestra, james taylor, and lady gaga do their stuff. i wanted to be here because i believe in what you can do. i believe in what you can do if you fight for what you believe in. no matter the odds, no matter who you are up against, if you fight, amazing things can happen. amazing things will happen. after

speak to elizabeth warren, if you go back to robert reuben, that was wall street. what is she saying to hillary clinton? maybe that's to all the candidates. but she's essentially saying no, you're not going the way your husband did. >> elizabeth warren is saying what she has always said. this is not a new message from her. i think it's notable that when hillary clinton spoke at this iowa dinner on friday she did not talk about the democratic opponents at all. she only went after the republicans. and i think it's worth noting that this for her is the easier thing to do. it's easy for her to say, republicans are in the wrong front on climate change. they're the backwards party. i think it's more difficult for her and we've seen this over and over again to talk about issues like trade policy or minimum wage. the things where someone like elizabeth warren or bernie sanders really want to go after her for. i think that is her bigger challenge right now. >> can she get away with it is the question? can she focus on the republicans and say, okay, i'm getting pressure on t

also elizabeth warren raises money. people don't talk about this a lot, but she headlines fund-raisers and she raises money. her support would bring more money to the table, too. it would be definitely an additional shot in the arm for bernie sanders if he got someone like elizabeth warren's support. but bernie sanders has a cross-section issue. his defenders get offended when you say it. when you look at his crowds they're not very diverse. and the democratic party is a very heterogenius party. the winning coalition for obama was three out of every four asians, three out of every four hispanics. record number of african african-american african-americans. jews. we're not seeing that cross-section with him. and they get offended, the supporters, don't get offended. fix it. >> he addressed that last night. >> right. >> and he supposedly is dealing with that. let me ask you this. when you look at a poll that says in iowa 91% of iowa democrats think the federal government should try to reduce income inequality. >> yeah. >>

elizabeth warren committing a party foul. criticizing members of her own party for being too easy on wall street. well, now, house minority leader nancy pelosi sounding off on the accusations with our own john harwood. >>> plus shark week america's longest running summer tv event runs this sunday. but can discovery channel win back fans after last year's controversial fake documentaries? we're going to hear from one of the underwater film makers behind the show in a moment. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. >>> senator elizabeth warren criticizing democrats saying they've been too soft on wall street. >> and some of the comments did not sit well with house minority leader nancy pelosi who sat down with our own john harwood who joins us now with nancy ploesst pelosi's response john. >> one of the questions has been how many democrats are going to line up and follow eli

>>> is bernie sanders the stalking horse for elizabeth warren? could she get in the race seeing how well he's doing? >>> in case you didn't notice this is a big turnout. [ cheers and applause ] we have had great turnouts all over this country. we had some 10,000 people copping out in madison. we have crowds in minneapolis. in denver. all throughout iowa. in new hampshire. look at this turnout in portland. >> how can you not like that? the it was vermont senator bernie sanders drawing huge crowds. the self-described socialist senator presenting an unuh expected challenge to hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. sanders is consolidating the democratic wing of the party. many on the left hoped elizabeth warren would get in the race. is sanders a stalking horse? could his momentum lead er to get into the race? >> no. >> if she watches him win in new hampshire, iowa, why not say i'm the president equal candidate? he's too old, a fuddy-duddy. >> he's still 19 points behind hillary in iowament it's not clear to me bernie sanders could win. also

>>> nancy pelosi followed elizabeth warren's lead. but they don't agree on everything. >> the president is nearing the end of his term but starting to get more and more criticism from democrats. elizabeth warren went after mary jo white. the president's choice to head the sec. do you think that is piling on scoring political points at the president's expense? do you agree with her on that? >> no. but i'm not in to her case is there. people will express themselves the way they do. that doesn't mean they are speaking for the party. >> some on the left think this administration has been too soft on wall street. the administration has been too close with financial industry. do you agree with that? >> the financial industry doesn't agree with that. there maybe a couple of who say that. but that is not the consensus in that party. ary dinner, darlin' i'm messing up every dish, pot, and plate... ...to show my love. ta-da! all this devotion only calls for a little bit of dawn ultra. now even more concentrated. just one bottle has the grease c

elizabeth warren went after mary jo white. the president's choice to head the sec. do you think that is piling on, scoring political points at the president's expense? do you agree with her on that? >> no. but i'm not in to her case is there. people will express themselves the way they do. that doesn't mean they are speaking for the party. >> some on the left think this administration has been too soft on wall street. the administration has been too close with financial industry. do you agree with that? >> the financial industry doesn't agree with that. there maybe a couple of who say that. but that is not the consensus in that party. i've been the same shade of red for many years. it's time to change it up! hello, golden blonde. shift a shade with nice'n easy. for natural looking color i don't know if blonde has more fun, but i plan to find out this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis from the inside out ...with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specifi

she did the elizabeth warren thing when elizabeth warren was making some waves. now bernie sanders is making some waves. i can out bernie sanders bernie sanders. she wants to be the last man standing and she just might be. >> if you look at kevin williamson's cover story from his weekend with bernie it was fantastic. everybody should read that. she took a shot at president obama for not filing any criminal cases against any of the bankers or hedge -- she says hedge funding is criminal behavior. the thing about this is attorney general eric holder was not a shrinking violet when it came to progressive causes. doesn't it mean he didn't have a case to make if they don't bring one? >> i think she's going to stay whatever it takes at this point to shore up her base and to keep the other two out, the people who love elizabeth warren and the bernie sanders zombies. you don't need to look any further for another candidate. i'm telling you i'm going to go further than president obama, further than eric holder did. we're going to find a way to do it. what's vastly hypocrit

elizabeth warren and maybe joe biden. >> the music's playing. we're going to take a break >>> final thoughts. pat, your final thought. >> my final thought, i'll sum up something alexis said. the evil that seems inevitable that we endure because it seems inevitable becomes unbearable the very moment that its elimination is conceivable. that is the politics that that wise man said. that statement is what we're -- >> can i respond. >> doug. >> i think that's very eloquent but i'll respond in plain english. the american people really had the power of possibility on the fourth of july weekend to change a country that we all agree is corrupt, dysfunctional, and not representative of any of this great people thof country. >> let me reiterate. i don't think you met the country is corrupt. the leadership's -- >> my apologies. >> my thought is what's going on this weekend is we have america the buddh, land of the free, home of the brave, and the wonderful people, we've got hustle it up versus the leadership class which is arrogant corrupt, and has disdain

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elizabeth warren has said crazy things. nancy pelosi has said crazy things. >> no. no. i just want to level this out. but everybody says something crazy once in a while. >> howard dean has said some crazy things. >> never has. >> so jeremy you get the point. >> why is everyone -- >> right, we're smiling for the same reason that a lot of people are lining up to go see donald trump from las vegas to arizona to new hampshire because he's a spectacle. he is entertainment. he is a cultural he is a reality star. people go to his events that wouldn't ordinarily go to a political event and probably won't even vote. what trump tapped into is this sense that is very strong among a lot of people in the conservative base. they feel like something has been snatched away from them. if he feel lake their country has been changed and they want to take it back. >> hold on. right there. jeremy? jeremy, what you just said if, that's what it is that is serious. hold on. that's really serious that he's able to do that. that just sounds like a real candidate. sorry. i'm afraid to say it myse

and elizabeth warren was going to be their original standard-bearer. she said i'm not going there and bernie sanders stepped forward and all of these disaffected left wing democrats, for the moment getting behind bernie sanders. >> how worried should hillary clinton be by the sadrers challenge? >> i don't think she has anything to worry about. he doesn't have the establishment support. he doesn't have very broad based support. so the polls show so far it's mostly from whites. he comes from one of the whitest state of the country. >> one percent of vermont is black. >> right. i think the only state that's whiter is maine, which -- so he doesn't have the appeal. i agree with dan it's more of an anti-hillary sentiment here than pro-bernie sanders sentiment. >> but if -- if he represents bernie sanders represents the liberal base which is the beating heart of the party now in the obama era, james, doesn't that give him a shot perhaps, to at least give her a scare, maybe in iowa? maybe win in iowa maybe give her a scare in new hampshire? >> oh, yeah. that l

they want elizabeth warren to get into the race, elizabeth warren and hillary clinton. hillary tells it like it is. you know she will speak her piece, if you rub her the wrong way she will rub back against you. you go against her, she will go against you. they would make a good couple. it is time for the women now. vice president and president. host: ivory from chicago illinois, hi. caller: hi. i'm calling and because i really like bernie. i didn't think so at first, when he first got in, but i think he would be marvelous. i think he is completely sincere. as far as hillary clinton, i would not vote for hillary clinton. i think she is reading from cards. she is insincere. she doesn't mean anything. she doesn't even know why she is running. i'm really with bernie. i do like jim webb. i don't know if he is going to catch fire. bernie is the man. host: you said that at the beginning maybe you weren't so certain about bernie, that changed. what's changed it for you? caller: it changed because i think he can really do it. i really think he can do it. i'm going to get involve

it's right there along with elizabeth warren's. he's shown he's been able to raise some money and he's getting these voters revved up. i think the fact of the matter is hillary clinton is not aiming to do these kinds of events. she's doing small, one-on-one house parties and for bernie sanders to be able to do the opposite and show he can draw these big crowds just helps him out. i can't point to a single thing and say hillary is doing this wrong. but i think there are a certain number of voters unsettled by a hillary clinton candidacy and bernie sanders speaks to that crowd. >> also unsettled by what their expectations were for the obama presidency, too. there is a cohort, john, of white liberals that feels like the obama presidency has not lived up to the expectation. and obviously they blame part of that on republicans in congress. part of it on the supreme court. but there is a deep unease about where the country is right now, and the fact that obama has not been able to do more about issues like income inequality, and money in

a year ago everyone tested elizabeth warren against hillary saying she should get in the race and elizabeth warren looked at the numbers a year ago that sanders has now and she said not enough to win, i'm not going to run. >> as formidable as hillary clinton was in '08, she's even more so now. these crowds that bernie sanders are drawing are impressive but i'm not sure they're significant. what's significant is he raised $13.5 million and three-quarters of it is from small contributors. he has a lot of passion and energy out there. the question is whether he can take that and build upon it and broaden it. >> that's the key question going forward. a lot of polls will come out. let's see if he starts making headway where nobody thought he would make headway. karen, thanks for your time tonight. >>> still ahead, the u.s. starts a new era with two long standing and supposed enemies. diplomacy is breaking out in all sorts of historic ways. that's coming up next. ever since darryl's wife started using gain flings, their laundry smells more amazing than ever. (sniff) honey, isn't that the dog's to

that's elizabeth warren who sore far said she is not running for president. if this trend continues as john suggests it might wlrks elizabeth warren will emerge that's a huge question that raises the democrats and hillary clinton as we go forward. >> pat, what's your take on the democratic side? >> my take on the democratic side is she's in deep trouble. she's i in trouble because as like lyndon b. johnson did, he did 67%, 68%. he had the war, nobody does it. clinton runs around with the scandals earn vel onning her and the corruptions of her husband. they have chosen not to investigate anyone except enemies of obama worse than the nixon administration they cytomenendez but they do not look into irs and lois lerner they will not look at the e-mails. they will not do anything of what 61% of the americans believe is the obvious dealings between hillary's decision and the money going to the clinton foundation. she is in trouble. you're seeing the grassroots riot basically in iowa and new hampshire against this being jammed down her throat and there will be other

as expected elizabeth warren going straight to financial regulatory reform. it was interesting janet yellen on this issue did say for the first tomb that she would be open to a modest increase on the threshold of sifi-designated banks, banks too big to fail. yellen is open to that. when it comes to interest rates, she favors a prudent and gradual approach to raising interest rates. reiterating this idea that perhaps the first interest rate increase could come sooner. that doesn't mean it's going to happen rapidly higher in a stair step after that. >> clearly, that is sara eisen, not kelly evans. she is on vacation. i'm bill griffeth. welcome to the end of the first hour of "closing bell." bob pisani stepping in. we had a modest rally today. noose dakota may close in record territory here. >> looks like it's going to do that. we've been advancing on the major indices. germany up 9% australia up 9%. s&p up about 4%. all in the last week. greece looking better. china stabilizing. that's important. at the same time the global growth story is not looking good. ene

and later, messages it's senator elizabeth warren. and live at 1:00 p.m. eastern it is republican presidential candidate and former texas governor rick perry. he will be the speaker at the national press club. again, that is at 1:00 p.m. eastern. we will it here for you on c-span. at 2:30 eastern, president obama will be making remarks on the economy. he will be speaking at the university of luck -- wisconsin at la crosse. it would come at no surprise if the president talks about the june jobs report. the unemployment rate dropped against 25.3% with 23,000 jobs added last month. -- 223,000 jobs added last month. hiring has rebounded in recent months, along with other indicators like home sales and consumer spending. the job market's steady path of growth -- pace of growth stands in contrast to woes overseas. and concerns are arising about the slowdown in china. that again from today's "new york times." >> here are just a few of our featured programs for the three-day holiday weekend on the c-span networks. on c-span friday night at 8:00 eastern, radio pers

i was more struck about what you said about elizabeth warren. i think the fear is that if -- there are a couple different fears that i can imagine. one, if iran does something to violate the agreement but much more likely is beyond the confines of the agreement, hezbollah does something terrible. the war in syria ramps up. iran shows it is a bad actor and then people say how could we have removed the sanctions and given them all of this money to do bad stuff? so, yes, everyone has a reason to hedge their bet. >> phyllis bennis and james traub, thank you for joining me. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next a historian will join us to put this story in presidential history. toid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflamm

i was more struck about what you said about elizabeth warren. i think the fear is that if -- there are a couple different fears that i can imagine. one, if iran does something to violate the agreement but much more likely is beyond the confines of the agreement, hezbollah does something terrible. the war in syria ramps up. iran shows it is a bad actor and then people say how could we have removed the sanctions and given them all of this money to do bad stuff? so, yes, everyone has a reason to hedge their bet. >> phyllis bennis and james traub, thank you for joining me. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next, a historian will join us to put this story in presidential history. that's a sensor. using ge software, the light can react to its environment- getting brighter only when it's needed. in a night it saves a little energy. but, in a year it saves a lot. and the other street? it's been burning energy all night. for frank. frank's a cat. now, two things that are exactly the same have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get

has elizabeth warren been chosen to be an ostnotastronaut? >> this is about mitch mcconnell, our friend, who is never really going to be an ardent supporter of hillary clinton. this is what he said yesterday at an event at home in kentucky. take a listen. >> going to run straight left. just like the president did. and their gamble is that the country is further left than it used to be. let me tell you why i think that's a flawed strategy. i don't think arguing vote for me because i'm a woman is enough. you may recall my election last year. the gender card alone is not enough. i beat my opponent with women in my race. because the gender card alone is not enough. i'm sure there are millions of americans who would love to have a woman president, but the question is a woman president to do what? >> the clintons were a major supporters of alison lundergan grimes who lost to mcconnell.rself a clinton democrat. here's how clinton reacted in a facebook chat. wow, if that's what he said mitch mcconnell really doesn't get it. there is a gender card bei

hillary clinton, fdr, elizabeth warren. why politicians? what is so heroic about what they do? when i look at them i see self-serving panderers who say anything to win. and once elected dole out favors and money to their cronies. but that's not how the hollywood left sees politicians. they see them as inspirational heroes. >> let the american people explode into this new millennium with the exhilaration of being true to the glory of this democracy. thank you. [ applause ] . john: the music swells. this idea that the right politician will lift all of us up, bring us together, save the country is just stupid. and worse, it's dangerous because it encourages people to turn to politicians for answers, and the way politicians do things, the way government does anything is through force. we don't need more force, we need less. i finally came to understand that by listening to people who have thought about these things more thoroughly than i, people at the libertarian cato institute like david boaz, the author of the libertarian mind. also here to tell us how hollywood gets politics wr

. >> we're with elizabeth warren for the consumer of air travel. where is she? she's the big consumer person. where is she? you switch your seats. it's like $10,000 to move across the aisle. and then they guarantee you're going to lose your luggage on the way across the aisle. >> you know what? they'll charge you to lose that luggage. >> that's right. i was on a trip a couple weeks ago. what say you katty kay? >> i'm flying united tonight to london. i hope they solve the problems. >> good luck you to. >> send your bags ahead. >> don't take any bags. perhaps just don't fly. i agree with brian. the number of times all of us have been stuck at airports and promised that we would never go through this again and that we would switch allegiance and then we're stuck because there is nowhere else question go to. we have to go on the airlines much we all travel so much. the railroad system in america really just doesn't work very well. it's useless. and we just don't have that option. this is going to keep happening. and the more i think what happened yesterday was inter

warren breathing down her back? isn't that right? >> the democrats have a similar problem that the republicans have white and left. they pull. in order to get through the nominating process you have to go and appease that part of the party. hillary, though is in a position where she is liberated from that. there is no way she is not going to get the nomination short of a catastrophic event and revelation that damages her to a point where she's irrepairable. i don't see that happening. she has the freedom to play much more in the center so that she can be electable when it comes time for the general election. she should exercise that freedom to do that too. >> that's not what she's doing. she's moving to the left in all of her statements and how you walk that back in a general election may be a little bit harder than she thinks. >> she's doing it in a surgical way. she's not going to the left on everything. she's still preserving her central position and you're going to see as she gets through this i think she's lett

elizabeth warren had been out there. if she jumped in the race she would scare the heck out of hillary clinton, like deja vu all over again. having said that, and i listened to carly fiorina, i would like for republicans to give us numbers. we know big government is back but tell us how and why. >> it's messaging. the democrats have been spectacular at simplistic messaging, realistic things that the voters can latch on to, even if it's not true okay? sometimes. so the messaging is you're dead on on that charles. ed henry and charms thanks. great to see you. >> blast on a beach sent a woman flying out of her chair. what are investigators saying about the mysterious explosion? cleaning up and assessing the dang acknowledge wild weather across the central u.s. right back. ♪ [music] ♪ jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >

an attack on sanders is an attack on elizabeth warren. >> there you go. >> they're out to defeat even more so than they already have. and you worry about bringing elizabeth warren out who said she is not committed to anybody and maysanders. i don't think it will be an overt attack. there are stories and issues you'll see float out at some point. they'll go after him on immigration or guns or issues they feel like there is a difference. >> let's fit in a must read op-ed from the "washington post." dana millbank writing about president obama, "obama regains the momentum." the good tidings of the past week have been arguably more luck than achievemen ent. when you earn political capital as george w. bush likes to say, you spend it. this is why it was shrewed of the surging obama to be in the rose garden wednesday morning demanding new action from congress on cuba. there was a spring in the president's step if not a swagger as he merged from the oval office trailed by vice president biden. momentum is everything in politics. for the moment, obama has it again." sam stein, what does last w

it is a message that has been delivered for months, be bernie sanders and elizabeth warren's supporters seem rather consistent cal ofskepticalabout clinton. >>> i'm running for president to fight and win for american people. >> wisconsin governor scott walker posted that to his website today. one of the youngest candidates, and without a degree. >> if we can do it in wisconsin no doubt across america. thank you for letting me share with you. >> wisconsin governor scott walker has only been in office for a few years but he has made a swift rise in the republican party. >> just because i ran for governor i wanted them to have a better state to live in. i want every son and daughter to have a better country. >> walker was raised in a small town in wisconsin. he showed an interest in politics as early as high school and president ronald reagan was his role model. walker spent a few years in college but did not graduate. went on to work for the wisconsin red cross. his first job in politics was in the state legislature at 22. he ran for office and lost. in 2010 walker decided to run for gove

. >> are you referring to elizabeth warren? >> maybe. i mean again, she said she's not doing it. but she's got to be looking at this and thinking maybe i should. maybe i should run. >> absolutely. >> we'll see. >> in my mind there's no doubt that she's got the momentum in that party. president obama as leftist as some of his agenda has been for the bernie sanders and elizabeth warrens of the world it's not enough. in my mind if she jumped in hillary would lose. but this means hillary's got to move further to the left right? >> that's right. that creates a problem for hillary in the general election. let's say that she does move left and sort of stave off the bernie sanders, elizabeth insurgency within the party. then she's taking these positions that put her even farther to the left than where she was in 2008. and she's got to defend barack obama's foreign policy which is probably the worst part of his agenda in terms of polling right now. i think that puts her in a bad position. you've got democrats out there saying this is good for the democratic party to have all this competit

senator elizabeth warren is sticking up for john mccain. >> i think donald trump is donald trump. you know i do want to say something about this about donald trump, because i think it's worth noting. donald trump calling john mccain anything other than a hero is just donald trump being a blow hard. >> out of her mouth. you heard it there. charlie christ is turn charlie crist is anything but going away. he lost 2010 bid for the senate and second cry governor in 2014. enough about the election. imagine the voter turnout of 99.7%. that is what north korea said happened over the weekend in the local contest. those that missed out were out of the country. here's the catch. there's one candidate for each post. you can vote yes or no and be charged with treason. all of a sudden 16 candidates doesn't sound bad does it? >>> gingrich released review about the apple watch. no matter how you feel about him, parts of it make you want to chuckle. >> i just took your picture. i keep sending my heart rate to friends in washington but nobody is responding. excuse me, i have to feed my tamigachi. >

elizabeth warren went after mary yo white y jo white? do you think that's piling on and scoring points at the president's expense? or agreeing with her on that? >> no but i'm not into what her case is there. people will express themselves the way they do. that doesn't mean they're speaking for the party. >> some for the left think this administration has been too soft on wall street. the administration has been too close with the financial industry. do you agree with that? >> the financial industry doesn't agree to that. there's a couple of people who say that and that's not the consensus in our party. we're here to protect working families in our country but we don't want exploitation of workers and international agreements. the low wages in mexico have brought down wages in the united states. and we just can't do that. we are one country and whether it's our commercial interest our value system and the rest always has to keep coming back to what is the strength of our country and the middleclass is the backbone of our democracy. >> joh

he's adopted the elizabeth warren set of issues in the democratic wing of the democratic party and that's why people are flocking to him. it is not his charisma or oratorical skills, past legislative accomplishments but he is speaking about the issues. hillary clinton -- i'm not sure that works in a general election but it will get him a pretty good amount of votes in the democratic primaries. hillary clinton is running sort of the democratic, again network leader of the pact who is worried as much about general election as the primary and doesn't want to say she is going to raise taxes. walter mondale in 1984. she will be overly careful and he will look heroic next to her and that's a challenge for her. >> i mean -- >> go ahead, joy. go ahead. >> except that in the current iteration of our politics, particularly with president obama out there having said this many times hillary clinton has the golden path ahead of her. she can say that bernie sanders is right about one thing, the rich should be paying more. this is something what republicans are nervous, this idea of equality. she could

this is the idea from senator elizabeth warren who has been talking about the government putting putting student loans and if you give the federal government all this money they should have skin in the game and they should be paying back part of the loan. >> to john's point, why is the government in this business? if it's a profitmaking enterprise? >> they saw the private market in this industry david, that was making money. they wanted to gouge it and sell it cheaply as a free subsidy, if you will to people who want to go to college. the question for the president is really about his own hypocrisy. over the years as the government role in college loans has increased, so has the amount of debt that the college students graduate with. by his own remarks, it's really the government's fault. >> so rich the government being in the student loan business is one reason why we pay so much for college education. >> yeah. among many reasons. way too many administrators per actual teachers is probably the major reason. but, look i think donald trump stumbled on to something here and as an employer

she talked about the kind of issues that bernie sanders and elizabeth warren talk about, but made it personal in a way that a voter could grasp and in a way that doesn't threaten her as seeming to liberal or somebody who might -- seeming too liberal or somebody who might want to take your money and give it to four people -- to poor people. mark: what was heartening for people in her campaign is she proved yet again she can come through on a big speech. that's incredibly important for her going forward. marco rubio says his campaign raised $12 million through the end of last month. that puts him in about third place overall in our ranking of republican candidate warchests. he has just shy of about $44 million he has brought in. that puts it behind j.crew -- jeb bush and ted cruz. who is performing expectations? who is underperforming? josh: i thought rubio had a solid number. it showed he is in the top tier of candidates. nobody's going to compete with jeb bush when it comes to raising money. he is the new york yankees of the gop field. this tells us rubio will be able to go pushed --