mark: debbie wasserman schultz has done a lot of interviews today. john: she has equivocated all over the place. mark: you know what job -- do you know what that job involves? john: process. mark: process. john: we did that might on the bell, i like that. jeb bush unveiled a health care plan designed to repeal and replace obamacare. it would offer income tax credits for catastrophic grantsge and give states to finance care for americans. mark: this is when the first details, and few others. john: the second has to do with carly fiorini. --fiorina. she has raised $6 million in the third quarter. that is not only hard money, but more hard money than current phenom marco rubio raised in the same quarter. mark: impressed she was able to build reported that quickly off the strong debate performance. let's see how she spends it and keeps it going. no doubt that's a significant development. john: you can't say marco rubio is playing a hot hand without saying that carly fiorina too is playing a hot hand. we are just getting started. we haven't got a -- we ha

mark: debbie wasserman schultz has done a lot of interviews today. she kept saying, i do not want to talk about -- john: she has equivocated all over the place. mark: do you know what that job involves? john: process. mark: process. john: we did that might on the bell, i like that. there is some news in republican world. first of all jeb bush unveiled a , health care plan designed to repeal and replace obamacare. it would simplify the health care policy. it would offer income tax credits for catastrophic coverage and give states grants to finance healthcare for low income americans. what do you think about that, mark? mark: this is one the first details, and few others. john: the second has to do with carly fiorina. she announced that she has raised $6.8 million in the third quarter. that is not only hard money, but a little bit more hard money than current phenom marco rubio raised in the same quarter. the implications of that -- mark: i'm impressed she was able to build that quickly off the strong debate performance. let's see how she spends it and

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and this this is from debbie wasserman schultz. will continue and to dedicate his life to helping every american do better. could not be prouder to call him a fellow democrat." what's your reaction to this news? alexandria, virginia. you are supporting hillary clinton.

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the newspaper reported that an aid to the committee chairwoman, debbie wasserman schultz, supposedly disinvited the dnc vice chair to the debate tomorrow night, after the congressman spoke out publicly about -- against the party's decision to limit the number of democratic debates to just six. the dnc says it's all just a big misunderstanding. john, is this fueling those who say the dnc is stacking the deck in favor of hillary clinton? is the dnc doing that, and is any of this going to matter? john: yes, and i don't know. there is no doubt people think the dnc is trying to -- let's be clear. it's not the dnc. congressman wasserman schultz , the chairwoman, made the decision unilaterally. she did not consult gabbert or other vice chairs. she did this on her own. the criticism of wasserman schultz will be intense. she might be able to get away with it and might not. it's not like there is a big clamor among democratic voters for more debates, but it looks, smells, feels, seems stinky. anothercannot think of abuse of power by a national chair in either party. although martin o'malley an

. >> tonight debbie wasserman-schultz had, and more from las vegas. then, just how gruesome will the anti-hillary ads get? >> what difference does it make. >> and why donald trump is accusing jeb bush of doing a plant. >> i don't think that you're a friend to women. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> geek from new york. i'm chris hayes. it is exciting, exciting night. i'm speak agof the democratic presidential primary finally gets started in ernest as five candidates take the stage in las vegas for their long awaited first debate, it is an uncommonly late start for the nomination process. at this point in the 2008 cycle, the candidates had already debated each other eight times. they started way back in april of '07. this time around, republicans have already faced with each other twice, eating up the horse race coverage, leaving a big vacuum on the democratic side to be filled with mostly hand wringing over e-mail servers. hillary clinton walks into the debate still the clear front-runner leading the field in every national poll but faces a tough

dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz stooped to a new low in attacking the gop. watch this. >> any one of those candidates is in dramatic contrast to any of the republican circus candidates that -- circus performers that are on the other side. the 15 republican candidates who are left all of whom are trying to outtrump donald trump by saying let's kick women -- let's kick immigrants out of this country, take health care away from women, let's increase taxes on the middle class to pay for tax cuts for the wealthy, let's end medicare as we know it. >> joining us for more reaction, 2016 presidential candidate donald trump. if you become the nominee, it's a guarantee that they'll try to pigeonhole you as being racist, as being sexist, as wanting to throw granny over the cliff, wanting to poison the air and water. that's democratic playbook 101. how are you prepared to respond to those attacks? you always say you respond when people attack you first. >> well, they're not going to be able to do that with me because my issues -- if you look at any one of the things you

debby wasserman schultz joins me next. paytonpayton. >>> the las vegas strip has a new show tuesday night when cnn hosts the first democratic presidential debate. breaking this morning we're releasing the lek turn line up. based on the latest polling data. you see it from left to right. now the one name not on the list vice president joe biden. that's because he's keeping us waiting for him to decide whether or not he is running for president. joining me now is chairwoman of the democratic national committee debby wasserman schultz. thank you so much for joining me, congresswoman. before we get to joe biden, i want to start with benghazi and what we saw this morning brad pobliska saying he thinks the investigation has become partisan. but hillary clinton has a lot to explain. the committee insists that the powerpoint presentation he developed during the investigation was actually highly political. that he's accusing them of they're accusing each other of the same thing. can he be trusted? what do you think? >> well, i mean

. >> debbie wasserman schultz joins us live. and the best political team on television will be here with insights from the campaign trail. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello, i'm dana bash in washington. we have breaking news this morning about the house select committee on benghazi. bradley puglitsko was hired as an investigator to uncover the facts and determine what went wrong when terrorists killed four americans in libya. he's a lifelong republican and air force officer is speaking to jake tapper in an exclusive tv interview about what he alleges are improper motivations by some republicans on the committee. he says the mission for truth turned into a mission to smear the former secretary of state. >> it was a terrorist attack overseas that caught the nation off guard. september 11th, 2012. militants stormed the u.s. mission in benghazi, libya, and a nearby cnn annex, killing four americans including ambassador chris stevens. >> the house of representatives constituted this committee. and they did so for us to find all

i believe tell is i gabbard, however, i think debbie wasserman schultz may change her mind after seeing the debate performance by hillary. >> you know, i have got the to agree with you there, eric. a lot of people say that debbie wasserman schultz does not have great relationship with president obama and that gang and that she's to hold her job and that's why she is pushing for hillary to win. hillary is really a seasoned debater. and i think we certainly saw that she performs very well so why wouldn't she want to put her candidate out there more? >> her candidate, hold on there, kid doe. her candidate, there were five of her candidates on that stage the other night. >> no, what i'm saying is her job is definitely many people feel more secure. >> no what you are saying is she you are showing us your hand, leslie. you exposed your hand. you showed us what we all already knew, that her candidate is hillary. >> that's the problem for her. it looks like her candidate is hillary. another candidate wasn't there joe biden who quite frankly is closer to president obama. so she has got to be ver

and this this is from debbie wasserman schultz. will continue and to dedicate his life to helping every american do better. could not be prouder to call him a fellow democrat." what's your reaction to this news? alexandria, virginia. you are supporting hillary clinton. what do think about joe biden not running? sorry.'m i was going to call on another question. but biden not running. i'll tell you the way he has been flip-flopping for the last letter two, i'm glad he decided not to, because if you cannot make up his mind in the length of time he was given, then, but my question on the benghazi hearings, why i called. it'snow, what gets me is unfortunate four deaths. whenack in the iraqi war were.n. peacekeepers requesting two weeks to verify whether there was wmd -- aboutwe are going to talk the benghazi hearing because that is happening on capitol hill today. hillary clinton will be testifying up there 10:00 a.m. eastern time. that will be shown on c-span 3 as well as c-span radio and our website c-span.org. if you don't have acces

wasserman schultz. madam chairwoman -- >> welcome. >> good to see you. >> you, too. >> this is the first debate. how do you get through this primary season and don't set up a context where whoever is the nominee is going to be so damaged that the republicans are going to win the general election? >> number one, because this isn't the republican primary where as we saw it play out in the first two debates with 17 and now 15 candidates, they spent the entire debate sniping at one another trying to out right wing one another, trying to out-trump donald trump, talking about kicking immigrants out of the country, taking health care away from americans. our debate tonight, our five candidates are really going to be talking about their different approaches to the same goal which is to help more americans reach the middle class -- >> they disagree on some issues, on guns, for instance. bernie sanders has been against gun laws. hillary clinton, way out in front of barack obama in terms of gun regulation. >> bern

my name sounds like a law firm. >> debbie, there's no need -- >> debbie wasserman schultz kind of down, don't they? >> i think it's very funny, guys. you got to admit, it's very funny. >> flattering. >> it's very funny if you're not me. >> very funny. >> here's my problem. my problem is, i am not that fat. if you want to see -- >> that's your problem? >> i actually am getting fatter in the last two years. if you can see a side by side, this is a couple years ago and i was better depicted a couple years ago. i'm gaining weight. >> brian, if i was going to be upset that bobby monahan was playing me. he plays snooki and rosie o'donnell. >> that's the bad part. >> to be on "saturday night live" and portrayed is a thrill. to be portrayed as fat and stupid is not as -- they got you guys down i'm told. that hurts my feelings a little bit. >> i always have a -- brian, you're upset that they don't have brad pitt play you. >> that's right. >> the guy who plays me, though, i've met him. he's a very nice guy. i saw him at the anchorman premiere. i think he was worried i was upset. i said congratul

. >> debbie wasserman-schultz has to understand that she's not the leader of the democratic party. >> i think hillary is going to shine tonight. and the media will delight in writing the stories of don't count her out. >> maybe they'll delight regardless. >> she has this thing when people ask her questions, she comes off as an angry customer at the airline counter. they're mad because their flight got canceled and she takes it out on the person behind the counter who has no control. >> one interesting aspect for the debate. better than the questions coming from anderson cooper is the facebook stuff. >> you mean donald trump is going to live tweet? >> no, don lemon is going to take questions from facebook. that's america's voice. >> how they're phrased versus the ones coming from the moderator. >> i hate it when they take questions from facebook. >> we've got to take my jump shot. >>> next will the democratic candidate defend or distance themselves from president obama's foreign policy missteps at the debate tonight. a programming note -- stay tuned to fox news tonight for the best liv

debbie wasserman schultz, thank you for your great leadership. we are all proud of you. of thecutive director convention, which is going to nominate the next president of the united states -- senator you, oh, state gina turner, doesn't she turn it on for all of us? she is just great. i said, gina -- [laughter] that is how she makes us feel. falwell.na my daughter christine sings her praises practically every day. thank you, nina. and carol friedman. thank you for your great leadership. here we are today. you are hearing from our fabulous presidential candidates. we just heard the energy and enthusiasm of bernie sanders. see the confidence and the voice of the future of martin o'malley. how wonderful that lincoln chafee has said he is stepping aside to fight with those who choose the democrats to elect a democratic president of the united states. and of course, we are very proud of hillary clinton. wasn't she wonderful? [applause] that in a moment. today, we come together in celebration of the outstanding leadership of women in our country. again, we take pride in the pow

it is a disgrace and debbie wasserman schultz is facing some public heat and she's just going to sit and take it. she said the dnc as the nation is they did not disinvited her, but they called -- the chief, someone working for wasserman schultz called her and basically said, if you going to keep saying that stuff, maybe you should stay away from vegas. it would be better if you stayed away. it is bad. i agree. mark: paul ryan is working overtime deciding if he's going to cave into all that pressure from those who want him to become the next speaker of the house. story is outary right now that pulls back the the deliberations are focusing on ryan right now. there are other names being floated but almost every name being floated says if ryan does it, i won't do it. it will be hard for anyone to get momentum. job dutiest want the asking for to be structured in a way that will be difficult to do , but until he says no, i don't think anyone else is going to emerge. my gut says he's not going to take a job he doesn't want. today i'm still saying paul right will be speaker of the house. we

i was here in 2013 and i want to thank congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, her leadership. ladies, the struggle israel. -- the struggle is real. to turn this thing around, it is going to take women to make a difference. if i could take you back down memory lane in this country's whenry just for a moment, country, theree was not a lot of diversity around the table. as a nation, despite all of our flaws, the one thing we can say about this great nation of ours is that we have been a nation of progress. we've got some --ks who are so stupid ladies, we refuse to go back because it is too important to the nation of this country to unite based on the dat what we have in common and push this country to its greatest greatness. we do not need titles to do that. isles are good, but perfect better -- purpose is better. jones kind of girl. she would pray for the dead and fight like hell for the living. folks who are committed to doing that. mother jones did not have a fancy title, but she stood up for coal miners, she stood up for babies to make sure this country had child labor laws.

i found it very interesting, debbie wasserman-schultz says democrats are the party of diversity. cnn moderators were more diverse than the democratic party on stage and that's a sharp contrast to what they're actually trying to sell. they're not selling it. >> is it do as i say, not as i do, dave? >> it's hard to take her seriously, you're seeing the four people tlup. i think you're going to see the diversity on the vice presidential choice. >> like whom? >> i don't know, i think there's many qualified minorities that are in the democratic party that could rise to the occasion. >> the castro brothers, in texas? >> as in not the cubans? >> i'm not going to suggest who would be a great democratic candidate for vice president, i think they know they have a problem with the look and feel of their candidacy. and they will add diversity in the vice presidential slot. >> did that ever strike you, you're such an astute observer of these things. >> as a black lesbian i've always been interested. >> that's why we love you. >> because jorge ramos always asks these questions. >> are you call

hawaii congress woman and dnc vice chair says dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz disinvited her from the debate. here is what debbie wasserman schultz last tight told steve kornacki. >> are you saying she was told that you communicated she would be welcome as long as she didn't say anything else about the desire for more debates? >> she was not uninvited. it was made clear that between our staffs that the important thing is during this debate that we focus on our candidates and not on process. ultimately she decided not to come because she agreed that she would likely be a distraction. >> with me now are ed ran dell and victoria francesco as the former leader i want to ask you how often were you publically out of step with your dnc vice chair? >> actually, thomas, a few times. there was not a vice chair, we had two cochairs at the time. it's not a big deal. i think this is easily resolvable. >> was it as divisive as something as accusing of limiting debates? >> reince priebus limited the number of debates on the republican calendar. he said we are not going to have as many debates as

all are qualified if you ask dncnc chairwoman debbie wasserman-schultz. "our candidates have a variety of different ideas, but they are all different approaches to the same set of goals," the 1st democratic debate is squared-in on hillary clinton and bernie sanders... the vermont senator's riding a wave of grassroots support. the 74-year-old is the oldest presidential candidate, but inspires younger voters who o rn out in a rock concert style of support. jonathan capehart with the washington post says sanders still has to prove he's the real deal. "the challenge for senator sanders is to make people understand that he's not just a fad. that he's not just the democrats version of anger in the way that donald trump is being portrayed on the republblan side." the pressure is also on for martin o'malley, jim webb, and lincoln chafee, who have the challenge of being memorable, possib mirroring republican carly fiorina's catapult to the top of the polls. but the candidate with the most to gain or lose is the former secretary of state, facing relentless attacks

. >> so the other party officials, like the democratic party chairwoman, debbie wasserman schultz, says there are more debates, we haven't even gotten to the first one, and there going to be six. on this back and forth that's blown up in public ahead of today's first debate, i wonder, have you had an opportunity to speak directly with the chairwoman yet about this -- not just the invitation, but the fact this has really blown up in such a public fashion? >> you know, we've had discussions in the past. first thing i want to say about all of this that's gone down, and i want to make it very clear that the chairwoman claimed a month ago she had spoken with -- communicated and consulted with officers of the dnc about her decision to limit debate to six and to put this retribution policy in place, this exclusivity clause, and that never occurred. i can tell you, speaking for myself, that i didn't find out about her decision until after the fact. there was no consultation and no communication. saying that, i think if we look at this going forward, i think it's important to recognize how this

dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz addressed a rumored committee meeting last week. >> of course in the democratic primary we would always have room and welcome the sitting vice president. >> four states have filing deadlines next month but there are reports that i decision could come this beak. >>> as we wait for a decision from vice president biden, several declared republican candidates are jockeying for position. new cbs news poll has donald trump holding on to his top spot at 27% with ben carson not too far behind, senators ted cruz and marco rubio round out the top four. >>> donald trump went after billionaire barry diller on twitter, the media mogul who wrote a scathing anti-trump piece saying he'd move out of the country or join resistance if truch was elected and "little barry diller who lost a fortune on newsweek and daily beast only writes badly about me. he is a sad and pathetic future, lives lie." >>> former investigator on the house benghazi committee says the hearings involved into a "partisan investigation" aimed after going after hillary clinton, something the committee

and landed to a message saying that debbie wasserman schultz's chief of staff had called mine and said we saw her on msnbc and basically, i'm paraphrasing, but if she continues this then we really don't think she should be at the debate. >> we will have debbie wasserman schultz on the program tomorrow. we can talk about that as well as the debate that's happening. joining me rebecca traister writer at large from new york magazine and sabrina siddiqui political reporter for "guardian." you're out there in vegas with the wynn casino product placement behind you. having covered this campaign thus far, what do you think of my idea that it's been one of those -- there's been a lot of politeness, there's been a lot of reluctance to go after each other, which is perfectly fine but what do you think we're going to see tomorrow night in terms of how much direct confrontation there is? >> well, i don't think that you're going to see democrats really attacking each other in any kind of aggressive way. you have to remember that unlike the republican party, where there are serious points of differe

. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage debbie wasserman schultz. ms. wasserman schultz: good morning and welcome to the national issues conference at the women's leadership forum. thank you so much. [applause] i am thrilled by the dynamism of this year's participants. thank you for your support, president barack obama, and democrats all across the nation. [applause] looking out into the audience, i see new faces and familiar friends. i want to take a moment to eight knowledge that we are holding this conference during breast cancer awareness month as new guidelines are causing confusion for women across america. there are three different groups saying 50, 45, and 40 are the recommended ages to begin receiving mammograms. i cannot say it loudly enough, women in america must be their own breast health advocate. keep their awareness continually on the rise and ask questions and seek information from their doctors. wednesday, when vice president biden made his announcement, he talked about his desire to engage in the fight to cure cancer. for millions of c

i want to thank congresswoman debbie wasserman-schultz for her leadership. [applause] now, ladies, the struggle is real. and to turn this thing around it is going to take women to make a difference. if i could take you back down memory lane in this country's history just for a moment. when the found is of this country there was not a whole lot of diversity around the table. there was no ethnic diversity. this was no gender diversity. there was no class diversity. but as a nation, despite all of our flaws, the one thing that we could say about this great nation of ours is that we have been a nation of progress. but unfortunately we got some folks, who are stuck on stupid and dazzled by dumb. [applause] who want to take us back! and ladies, we refuse to go back because it is too important to the culture and the nature of this country to make sure we do the gag gone thing. what does that thing? it means, women we have to unite, based on what we have in common and push this country to its greatest greatness. now, we don't need titles to do that. so sisters can n

you know what i want to do, i want to go to debbie wasserman schultz. she's chair of the democratic national committee. she's about to introduce a taped message to the people from president obama. let's listen in. >> thank you so much. >> eight years ago i was one of the many candidates sharing my vision for our country's future. after a hard fought primary, we came together and built a historic grassroots campaign to bring change to america. together we enacted wall street reform to protect consumers and prevent another crisis. together we changed the way we use energy. together we reformed our health care system and another 16 million americans now know the peace of mind of health insurance. together we've stood up for justice and equality and the freedom to marry is now open to all. >> we have to fight just as hard in this election as we did in the last two. no matter who is on the ballot next november, that's the choice we're going to face and that's why i'm still fired up and still ready to go. i'm not just asking you to work as hard for our party

wasserman schultz last night. >> i see the chair of the dnc here. look how glad we are, actually, to be talking about the issues that matter most to people around their kitchen table. we need to get wages to go up, college more affordable -- >> thank you, governor. >> we need to make america 100% clean electric by 2050. >> -- for more debates to give the american people the opportunity to hear from these presidential candidates, to listen to what they've got to say. >> and the vice chair of the dnc, congresswoman gabbard made headlines after saying she'd been disinvited from last night's event because she said publicly there should be more debates. >> you know, i was on your network, msnbc, talking about "meet the press" daily about how we do need more debates. the same thing that i've been saying now for several weeks. and the very next day got a message saying that if i'm going to continue talking about that, that i shouldn't go to the debate. it's not surprising to me that she is saying things that aren't true. >> you disinvited her from coming h

it's clear what debbie wasserman schultz and her team are trying to do. they think it will protect hillary and carry her over the line. either they think it's a horrible strategy or strengthen a candidate before the nomination. or they think it's unfair to the other candidates. at the same time, you have hillary clinton flipflopping on the issues and trying to get to the left. all we can talk about is the chaos in the republican party. that's weird. >> to your point, there's another vice chair of the dnc, in addition to tulsi gabbert who called out debbie wasserman schultz. i'm questioning whether she has the capacity to do what has to be done. that's why i'm doing what i wanted for a long time which is go public with my serious questions of whether she can lead this party. that got very little coverage. to your point, i'm out at the debate in vegas and the dnc appeared to be doing limited to four debates before iowa and new hampshire to protect hillary clinton and then she debates and does a good job. there's some democrats saying, wait a second, why lim

given the fact you do whatever debbie wasserman schultz tells you what to do. >> i don't think it works that way. we will have people talking about issues at the debate rather than what we saw before. >> people talking about what's going on in the world people with policy ideas rather than debating, never been elected no anything. what are you talking about never been elected to anything. what are you talking about? >> trump, ben carson. >> he is a surgeon. more valuable than being here. >> wait a minute. i guess being a community organizer makes you even more qualified. >> jesus was a >> how many times do you say god in a political speech. i have a rear hee on skrolt walker. this is a sexist argument and you want to talk to a woman at the bar and abdi sided, i am leaving the bar. the first one was donald trump. i think tank i am tag go toik--f take off. walker quit because he's cheap. he didn't have a carol didn't spend money on consult doonts he cops out baud he didn't want to take money. >>> style to come. ♪ it was the best day -[ laughing ] -yeah! ♪ it was the best day ♪ it wa

debbie wasserman schultz. caller: the way the disclosure forms work is we take the minimum net worth of their assets, so the value of their stocks, the value of their trusts, other assets that they claim, even a racehorse. [laughter] one of the members of congress has a racehorse. but it is an asset. then you subtract the net worth of their liability, so mortgages, stewart -- student loans, and credit card bills. debbie wasserman schultz list the mortgages for two homes, but you are not required to disclose the value of the home itself. so we don't actually know how much those homes are worth. we only know what the liability is on them. so, if she has a home in a place with the real estate market has ifwn, which is in most cases she owns a house in florida or new hampshire, that is likely that she does not have negative words, but we have to draw the line somewhere. negative worth, but we have to draw the line somewhere. much of a badas situation as it looks. hastings has accumulated legal bills decades ago wh

want to thank congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz for her leadership. ladies, the struggle is eal. to turn this thing around, it is going to take women to make a difference. if i could take you back down memory lane in this country's history just for a moment, when they founded the country, there was not a lot of diversity round the table. there was no ethnic diversity new york gender diversity, no class diversity. but as a nation, despite all of our flaws, the one thing we can say about this great nation of ours is that we have been a nation of progress. nfortunately, we've got some folks who are stuck on stupid, who are dazzled by dumb, who wavent to take us back. lady, we refuse to go back because it is too important to the culture of the nation of this country to make sure that we do the thing. and what does that mean? means that women, we have to unite based on what we have in common and push this country to its greatest greatness. we do not need titles to do that. titles are good, but purpose is etter. i am a mother jones kind of girl. mother jone

the dnc, debbie wasserman-schultz, can clearly wants hillary. she's pushing cloip. i think bernie showed his hand and said enough of the email stuff. he is the number two trying to get the nominations and lets her out of the most egregious thing, the thing that could bring her candidacy down. >> it would bring her down among republicans, democrats don't care. >> if the fbi gets involved. >> if you're trying to appeal to democratic voters and you're bernie sanders. bernie sanders did better, got more money after the debate for having done that. >> juan, you're making this up. where did you get that, like weird factoid? how are you correlating that his increase. >> he did raise a lot of money. >> he did raise money. because people liked him. not because they think he saved hillary. >> all i'm saying -- >> i've got six questions here. >> you're moderating very well. >> we have 39 more minutes. we're good. >> and you're really wrong. >> you don't want to answer this question. >> do i think it's a conspiracy, i don't. but i think they've been strategic in fin figging out

kick back, 4 o0 seconds later you won't have to listen to debbie wasserman schultz crap anymore. >> this is a real thing in the german village of rothenstein you can buy your way in that bunker for a lot of money. bob way not going to be charged. i don't get what this guy is doing. it's nothing to interest me. i think it's weird to look at the thing you are looking at i will take a gun and drop it seems like madness. people are mad. if i were this dentist. i would did over there with the greenxd peace guy and what else. do -- whales. level my karma. take two safaris and work on these democrats. help their teeth for free pro bono. why are they shooting these animals? it's crazy. dennis miller, everybody. quick reminder nine days. don't be a pinhead. i found 10 premium tickets if you want them get them. next night chicago a few tickets there. hard rock, all the other shows sold out. go on bill o'reilly.com. black lives matter on deck. why is that group acceptable to some democrats. right back. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's

dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz took the war on women to a whole level of absurdity with this swipe on republicans yesterday. >> the republicans have been trying to out-rightwing one another. of the 15 candidates who are left, all who are trying to outtrump donald trump, let's take health care away from women, any one of our candidates will be chosen and eventually elected as the 47th president of the united states of america because of that contract. >> i hate her. i hate her. i hate her. i hate her. >> it's awful. i try to look down because i think -- >> how do you feel about her? just tell me. >> i don't know if you feel this way, kimberly, but i love the democrats treat women like we're a special interest group, and when i go into the voting booth, the only thing that clouds my vote is the fact i'm there. >> they're scare machines. they're trying to frighten women, they're trying to terrorize women, the republican party hates women and children. incorrect. who is standing up for lives of children and for babies? the republican party. to me i just feel it's very disconcerting the

wasserman schultz? >> i'm not going to comment. >> you have lost confidence in her leadership. >> there's a lot of issues in there and we've talked about it over the last week and it's important for us to move on and focus on issues that are actually important, issues that mat tort american people as we go forward. >> if she leaves, you'll stay? >> you're not hearing that, wolf. >> all right. trying to pin you down but you don't want to be pinned down you want to leave options open for yourself. i understand, the interview -- i was concerned when you mentioned to me the other day you were surfing in hawaii and you got hit by the surfboard. what happened? >> i was out surfing and one of my favorite spots early in the morning and there was a guy who had a big long board and he wasn't wearing a leash, he caught a set wave, bailed on the wave and the board came flying in my direction and got a little bloody. nothing broken. >> you look like you're okay. >> permanent injury. >> tender. >> you look good. >> t

we'll talk to the chairwoman of the democratic national committee, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> the intrigue here is obvious. they're doing more debates than you. why is this the first call? >> first of all, i'm so proud of our democratic field last night. we had more substance and a more clear picture of how any of our candidates would move our nation forward in 2 1/2 hour of our debate than in the nearly ten hours that the republican had in their two debates. the focus now needs to be not on process but on our candidates. on the clear and stark contrast between our candidates who are talking about comprehensive immigration reform and making sure that we can help people build those corner stones of a middle class life and the republicans that have been in a slugfest. last night was the most substantive debate than i've seen. >> why not have more? >> we have a variety and a need for a variety of opportunities to take -- give our candidates a chance to be seen in different venues. we have five candidates and six debates. the rains now have 15 candida

democratic national committee vice chair saying debbie wasserman schultz is lying. >> it's not surprising she is saying things that aren't true. >> reporter: she was disinvited from tonight's debate for demanding more than four democratic showdowns before iowa and new hampshire, a dnc move that led critics to charge the gop debates coddled clinton. >> this is so silly, ridiculous. this is my point. we need to focus on our candidates. >> reporter: nevada's senior senator harry reid tried to mediate by slamming gabbard. >> i didn't think she was running for president. what is she concerned about? >> reporter: she raced to trump's hotel which is across the street from the debate site at the wynn las vegas. >> what do we want? >> reporter: clinton struggling to get key union endorsements eager to greet culinary workers protesting trump. >> if you are going to run for president, then you should represent all the people of the united states. >> reporter: despite clinton's attempt to take on trump, a new fox poll shows she would lose to him and all of the other top republicans in hypothetical ma

do you really need them, given the fact that you're going to do anything debbie wasserman schultz tells you to do? >> people are actually talking about what's going on in the world. policy ideas, rather than just celebrities debating each other who have no understanding of the constitution, no understanding how the country works, never been elected to anything. >> what are you talking about? never been elected to anything? what are you talking about? >> donald trump, ben carson. >> ben carson is actually a neurosurgeon. that's actually more valuable than a politician. i can't believe i'm talking to you. >> he can separate conjoined twins, that's a great resume piece for a white house run. >> i guess being a community organizer makes you even more qualified. >> jesus was a community organizer. >> oh, don't bring him into this, just to save your paltry arguments. >> isn't that what you people do? how many times do you say god in a political speech? >> i have a theory on scott walker. you know when you're at a bar -- this is to men, so this is a sexist argument -- and you want to talk to a