biden give a speech -- a dazzling speech -- and he attached his ambitions to joe biden. he thought he would ride that horse to the white house. he was involved in joe biden's 1988 campaign that ended badly with certain scandals. he continued to work for biden. he was disillusioned. biden was not a nurturing boss. it turned into a transactional washington-style relationship. "what is in it from a." -- what is in it for me. money with a of prominent lobbying firm in washington during the boom of lobbying over the last 15 years. he lost a lot of money in the financial crisis. that is a watershed moment for all the characters in the book. the senator who replaced joe , made it hisufman mission to impose reform on wall , to reinstate something like glass-steagall. --e of that came too fast pass. he decided that he had had enough of washington. he burned every bridge that he had to the city but -- by telling his story to me. now he lives in savannah, georgia. characters. 10 side give about five or six pages to them. john walton. --in powell will stop jay-z colin powell. jay-z.

>>> joe biden is the subject of a revealing new profile in "gq" magazine. among a ton of notable stories, quotes and vignettes from the vice president, which won't do anything to quiet speculation about 2016. he says, "i can die a happy man never having been president of the united states of america, but it doesn't mean i won't run." >>> speculation is flying as the rumored due date flies by and the wait goes on for the arrival

. >> i did what joe biden told me to do. i went outside and fired my shotgun in the air. >> john: come on. he did not tell you to do that. there is no way that biden literally told you you should go and get a shotgun and fire two blasts outside your house. >> if you want to protect yourself, get a double-barrel shotgun. if there's ever a problem just walk out on the balcony here, walk out, put that double-barrel shotgun and fire two blasts outside the house. snob a little advice for trick or treatersality joe biden's house, if he's not offering you a treat, run. look, this man didn't actually shoot anyone so what is the problem. >> prosecutors and sheriff deputies say the way the law is written doesn't afford people the right to just fire off their guns. there must be a self-defense component. >> john: there must be a self-defense component. for example, say the person had been wearing a hoodie, then you would be fine. this is a tough case. on one hand people probably shouldn't just fire shotgun blasts into the air. on the o

if there's one legal precedent set by this case, it should be for god's sake ignore joe biden. we'll be right back. ers heers

joe biden gets one. but if you're an outsider, you're not having lunch on the patio. >> yes, journalists and politicians have to deal with the issue of access. if you roll with the punches and you go along with the status quo you're more likely to be rewarded for it. that's unfortunate. this whole discussion is unbelievably frustrating. it's 2013. i can't believe we're already talking about the next election. the last election was mind-numbingly dull. i couldn't handle it. i didn't want to deal with it any more. now we're doing pre-election covers. it's unbearable. i want to talk about policy, issues, i don't want to talk about this. the fact that we're already starting for 2016 blows me away. >> cenk: look, fantasy football, my hobby that i'm obsessed with, i start twitching in june. it's way early. you should start twitching in august, but i'm an addict. what's happening with the packers' camp. that's how all the political reporters are, policy, don't make us talk about policy. i know we're in 2013, bu

i wld love to see joe biden run. let's see if he can break is 1%. for the vice-president of the net estate same going to run, keeping as an option weakens the president by the day. >> deflect deflect and retract. i was in chicago when they have the rainbow push coalition of an where you had 11 black children killed over the fourth of july weekend. this is obama country. where is the protest? this president is self-servin. lou: we'll have to come up with solutions and answers. this is appalling what is happening in chicago and other cities as well. in today'sarkets, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investnts. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >> health care law is crumblin

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>> knowing joe biden as you and i do, i wouldn't rule anything out. he tends to be very direct. i do think it's a little premature for either one of them to be doing this dance now. he doesn't have to ask her directly. i bet at a certain point when she makes her decision he would be one of the first people she calls. >> i'm sure you're right on that. at to top of the hour the president's going to deliver another in a series of economic speeches. this one in tennessee. he's giving the republicans at least a little bit of an olive branch by proposing major tax reform meaning lower tax frs corporations but he wants them to reciprocate. what's going on? >> reporter: he's going to want to lower corporate tax rates. it's nothing new. in exchange he says he wants to use the one time revenue wind fall to create more middle class jobs by fixing the nation's infrastructure, for example. the republicans already have said this isn't a grand bargain because it's not part of an overall tax scheme. they don't want to spend this money. they're dismissing it as dead on arrival. you see what the

>> ruth, you got your money down on vice president joe biden. chris, your colleague at the national journal jill lawrence, great piece. i was reading through it. titled what is keeping women from getting presidential buzz? hillary clinton. so when you look at that dynamic here that of the former secretary of state, is she overshadowing other women out like elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar and kristen gill la brands? >> when you look at the republican field generally you have vice president joe biden number two looking at a run for number one in 2016. you have hillary clinton, the former secretary of state. you had really big players on the democratic side who need to decide or take a pass before some of the smaller players like amy klobuchar and kristen gillibrand would get more ink. on the republican side it's a wide open field and freshman senators and got sworn in january like tes cruz and rand paul another freshman senator as well creating buzz there isn't that republican juggernaut in the room. i think hillary clinton sucks a lot of air o

but we that is unusual. >> we were talking about jeff connoton earlier, worked for joe biden. here's a clip of him on the morning and this is around the impeachment issue. would he have been work ing? >> he had gone to the clinton white house, the council's office. and then just before impeachment began, he left and became a lawyer and lobbyist. >> here he is at that time. >> if you're going to impeach a president, you have to have a consensus among the public and the mouse members themselves, a bipartisan consensus that there is a strong case for his impeachment. i think it's been clear for weeks now that there is no such consensus. there certainly isn't that consensus around constitutional scholars, 400 constitutional scholars have written the committee saying even if the president made false statements under oath about a sexual relationship, that does not rise to the level of an impeachable offense. >> how much time did you spend with him? >> we had a long correspondence. i had to convince him to let me write his story. he was writing his own story in a book called "the pay

the victim's families were presented with american flags and vice president joe biden spoke about the importance of heros like the hot shots. >>> stunning video in china. home and bridges swept away from floods in the heavy rains and this video, a man struggles to find safeties as buildings come down around him. >>> defense attorneys in the trial of george zimmerman could wrap up their case as early as today. this followed a marathon 13-hour court session that went late into the night. following all that nbc's sara dallof. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. yesterday, the defense put what some are calling their star witness on the stand, a forensic pathologist who kept the jury's attention. legal analysts say it was also effective. >> thank you very much. call your next witness. >> reporter: a shift in court yesterday from testimony centered around 911 calls to technical testimony from forensic expert dr. dimaio. as jurors took notes, the doctor laid out his findings that george zimmerman suffered six impact injuries to his face and head. and that while the gun was agains

joe biden would be the only one. but joe biden has got his weaknesses too. >> you think it's a political breakfast in the morning? >> i think so. i think it's basically trying to gauge where he is and making sure he is on board if she chooses to run. i also think if you see the transformation of biden, he has actually been much more care informal the way he speaks. he has also been courting different constituencies from the lgbt to the latino in a very, very big way. and he's starting to talk a lot of the talk you would see in presidency. she is holding court today with the president, trying to make sure that their legacies are uniting and basically making sure that biden is on board if she decides to run. >> in that little chat, i didn't ask her if she is rung. but i can say she looks great. she looks like she's got a pep in her step. let's put that it way. maria teresa kumar, and terrance page, thanks to both you have for your time this evening. >> thank you. >>> coming up, news is breaking inside the right-wing ra

. >> just very quickly wanted to ask you about joe biden and hillary clinton. i interviewed nancy pelosi and we showed yesterday that nancy pelosi was all in basically with hillary clinton. we need a woman, she's the best qualified. joe biden in his comments to "gq," one of the other things he said was, if you come in to the office i have two portraits hanging. one of jefferson, one of adams, both vice presidents who became presidents. he likes to look at their very satisfied expressions. i joke to myself, i wondered what their portraits look like when this he were vice presidents. >> it is a pretty tough path for joe biden though. with hillary clinton taking up all the oxygen out there, what do you think? >> i think it is very, very unlikely that the two of them would run against each other. biden's play is to wait and see what hillary does. i think if she doesn't run he's got a real shot at that nomination. and he -- but she's holding the cards right now as far as i'm concerned. there's a broad consensus within the democratic party that she -- if she wants to

she is scheduled to have lunch with joe biden tomorrow. what does this have to do with 2016? >> it has a lot to do with 2016. she is going to tell the vice president, joe biden, that she is going to meet him at 9:30, and she won't show up until 10:00 and basically try to undermine him early now, because hilary very much thinks this is a position she deserves, she doesn't want to have to compete with joe biden for the role, and it is setting up what she thinks will be a cake walk for her in 2016. >> michael: bill, that makes a lot of sense. do you think she is going to say, hey, listen, joe, i'm telling you i'm running for president. don't tell anyone, please? >> she doesn't have to do that. he knows it. [ laughter ] >> i was at the white house today. two things, quick. i see that they ended up having lunch outside. that's the very table where president obama had the beer summit in the rose garden -- the lunch was originally scheduled for the private dining room, and they moved it outside. i just find that curious, but at the briefing today, somebody asked what are they going

joe biden gets 13% and andrew cuomo down with 6%. the president is close to joe biden but there's a lot of people who assume. i wonder if you want to weigh in, if hillary runs, joe biden won't. >> i think that's the case. in talking to people who are close to the vice president, it seems while he really is toying with the possibility of a presidential run, i think that if hillary clinton runs, i don't think he would engage on that. she is such an overwhelming favorite. the democratic party would be behind her. the big question is what is he deciding what she wants to do. we really do not know the answer to that. sdp you saw the interview yesterday. something he says is destroying the nation's overwell being. he's back to a major theme he used during the campaign. >> reporter: he's trying to reset the agenda. this theme worked for him during the campaign. the rich versus the poor. we're not paying enough attention to the middle class. the middle class doesn't feel like it's part of the economic success after this country. he's got, if

vice president joe biden in singapore. biden stressed that the u.s. position that japan and china should each seek to ease tension between the two countries. biden said the united states reconfirmed its position on the senkaku issue, as well as its responsibility as japan's ally. biden suggested that both countries have a role to play in easing tension. abe said japan always keeps the door for dialogue with china open. >>> police are questioning the man at the center of spain's worst rail disaster in decades. they suspect the 52-year-old driver of a train that derailed in the northwest of reckless homicide. 78 people died in the accident. the express train went off the tracks at the bend near the town of santiago de compostela. the speed limit there is 80 kilometers per our. a local newspaper says the train was traveling at around 190 kilometers per hour, nearly two and a half times the limit. police detained the driver while he was receiving treatment for injuries at the hospital. more than 140 passengers were also hurt. spain's interior minister jor

but we that is unusual. > we were talking about jeff connoton earlier, worked for joe biden. him on the p of morning and this is around the impeachment issue. would he have been work ing? >> he had gone to the clinton council's , the office. and then just before impeachment began, he left and became a lobbyist. >> here he is at that time. to impeach a oing president, you have to have a consensus among the public and members themselves, a bipartisan consensus that there is a strong case for his impeachment. i think it's been clear for weeks now that there is no such consensus. certainly isn't that onsensus around constitutional scholars, 400 constitutional scholars have written the even if the ing president made false statements nder oath about a sexual relationship, that does not rise of an impeachable offense. >> how much time did you spend with him? >> we had a long correspondence. i had to convince him to let me write his story. story in ting his own a book called "the payoff." i went down and stayed with him for most of the week and spent many hours hearing the story of h

joe biden has run for president a couple of times before. do you think he has the chops to run this time around? >> he clearly has the chops as you said he has done it before. it's something that he wanted for a long time. i think people thought when he was named vice presidential running mate, i think this might be his last shot. he i i don't think he'll run against hillary clinton. but has the chops and this new push we're going to see more of will focus on his intellect and his know-how roar than the character view of the vice president, even with the aviator glasses. >> michael tomasky what are your thoughts? joe biden for president in 2016? >> i think it's a reach. if hillary clinton runs she squeezes out him and a lot of other people. but it's also the fact that although i think he'd been a pretty good vice president his ratings, his approval ratings favorability ratings they really aren't that good, and they never really have been that good on a national level. the unfavorables are higher than favorables to dip into political lingo, a

vice president joe biden have discussed the disputed senkaku islands in the east china sea. biden stressed the u.s. position that japan and china should each seek to ease tension between the two countries. abe met biden in singapore. abe is on a tour of three nations in southeast asia. biden said the united states reconfirmed its position on the senkaku issue including its responsibility as japan's ally. abe said japan always keeps the door for dialogue with china open. the senkaku islands are controlled by japan but claimed by china and taiwan. >>> all nippon airways says it has found damage to the wiring cover in distress signal wiring in 787 dreamliners. ana says the damage was found in two transmitters. one had been taken out for inspection from a plane used for domestic flights and the other was kept as a backup. the carrier says the actual wiring is unaffected and no safety risk exists. the japanese carrier discovered the damage while inspecting all emergency locator transmitters for its fleet of 787s. earlier this month at heathrow airport, a fire broke out on an ethi

vice president joe biden says china should play a more responsible role in world affairs. he says authorities in beijing need to do more to address cyber security and global warming. >> china now has the second largest economy in the world. it comes with some new international responsibilities. >> biden spoke at the opening of the annual u.s./china strategic and economic dialogue

joe biden was there four years ago. i don't know if people remember but, mark halperin, there was that scene in 2008 where joe biden went over, met in afghanistan, met with karzai, he was still a senator then, he got up, he threw his, you know, napkin down, stormed away from the table, and joe biden said then, privately and publicly, to some people, that we just did not -- we never would have a partner in karzai. and it has seemed painfully obvious for a lot of us for a very long time, for joe biden as well, i think though this is -- i think at the end of the day, this is where the president wants to be with his legacy, that he ended the war in iraq, he got the troops out of afghanistan, and i know congress is going to raise hell but i think the american people would be with him if he did this, wouldn't they? >> you know, if karzai had turned out to be thomas jefferson this still probably would have been a tough time. people on this program for years have been saying, there's no way with someone so unreliable that this

by the way, just on that joe biden breakfast. if i were her i would telling her how great public life was and he ought to try it. >> we will see when the first picture comes out and smiles on their faces over the scrambled eggs. my thanks to all of you. it's great to have you all three here. you can see more from our panel on our website tv.msnbc.com. follow the link to my name. this leads to our question of the day for you. anthony weiner plummeting in the polls as we have shown you. should he just drop out of the new york city mayoral race or stay in? head to twitter and weigh in and send us your thoughts there. >>> developing news right now to pass along. any minute we are expecting secretary of state john kerry to appear with israelian/palestinian peace negotiators. the first such talks in years. the big news being today president obama meeting directly with those negotiators at the white house just last hour. directly emphasizing just what is at stake for an administration which has now made the revival of those talks a top

biden , eran élite bomberos, de este lunes 650 mil empeados de defensa tendrán que tomar día libre sin goce de sueldo , es 20% de reduccion por 85 mil millones de dólares comienza, licencias puede desacelerar suministros par tropas en estados unidos . >> filtracion de documentos que supuestamente dio edward snowden , a la prensa, también salpican a brasil . >> por el diario oglobo el gobierno de la presidente de brasil piden explicaciones porque vigilan llamads y correos de brasileños . >> el gobernante raúl castro respalda el dar asilo a los perseguidos por el caso de edward snowden , esto muestra espionaje global de estados unidos que viola a las naciones . >> en medio de la tensión y violecia votantes eligen gobernador y alcaldias en 13 entidades tenemos balance de la jornada electoral . >> en el inicio de la jornada una persona muere cuándo sujetos disparan a la casa de campaña en veracruz . >> el caso de que quienes tienen arma dson de partido distinto que nosotros , un accidente, una bala perdida . >> en durango , y más se reportaron irregularidades como detenciones, quem

he recently reported that he received a call from vice- president joe biden urging him to reject snowden's asylum bid. >> what a difference between vice-president biden and his equally raised congressmen and senators threatening the country. it was a friendly and cordial conversation. of course, we discussed the topic of snowden and, for which she communicated a kurdish request from the united states and we reject asylum. i told him with ecuadorean position is. bis president, thank you for your call. we appreciate the united states. we have not gone in search of the situation, we are not anti- u.s., which is less certain members of the media have said. >> he followed up by saying that russia is now in control of snowden's fate. in a public message, he also urged the whistleblower to -- meanwhile, here in the u.s., democratic senator robert menendez said in welcoming snowden would severely jeopardize u.s. relations with ecuador.orrea's >> ecuador has already granted asylum to julian assange, who has spent over a year in its london embassy awaiting safe passage. wikileaks is assisting edward

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more regulations go into effect next year. >> is joe biden trying to make a run for the office in 2016. he tells gq magazine it all depends whether he has as much energy as he does now. he doesn't feel he needs to be the president but that doesn't mean he won't try to make a run. >> it is time to make a ride on the wild side. >> thrill seekers strapping in for a 50 mile per hour ride over a 1300 foot drop. the ride is so terrifying the designer says he has only tried it once. still ahead, a golfer really landing in the rough. the bad shot that costs dollars. you can run but you can't hide especially if you are fleeing from police in the buff. steve doocy, luckily he is clothed. tell you what's coming up. >> didn't that look like it was brian kilmeade walking in long island? i doubt it. dr. mark seigel is in the house separating fact from fiction when it comes to staying cool in hot weather that we have got. plastic surgery gone hey wire when your doctor should not be doing it. summer concert series cody simpson will be on that stage today live. it is a big show. join the fox and friend

a recent poll showing that she would get 63% of the vote, joe biden just 13%. as you said, perhaps she is saying, you know, joe, it's okay, but 2016's pretty far away. neither one of them have said they are jumping in. >> it's fun to surmise, isn't it? brianna keiler reporting live from the white house. >>> alex rodriguez's future in baseball now coming into sharper focus. major league baseball could suspend a-rod this week as part of a doping scandal, but should he fight that ban? the commissioner's office is looking at ways to keep alex rodriguez from ever playing baseball again. joe carter is following the story in tampa. good morning, joe. >> reporter: hi, good morning, carol. yeah, we're just outside the yankees spring training facility here in tampa, florida. alex rodriguez showed up to the facility just a short time ago dressed in a t-shirt, dressed in shorts, ready for his typical daily workout. he usually spends about two to three hours here at the facility, in the batting cage, taking ground balls, working out on the fields. as he continues his workou

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. >>> coming up, vice president joe biden, salutes the 1 19 men that lost their lives in arizona. >>> if you live in d.c. pal mart may not be coming to your neighborhood. >>> we will show you the violene video that got a manager of a buffet chain fired, gary. >>> we have had showers today, maybe a few more this evening, n but radar is all clear for now, and shine popping through, it'so been hard to come by today, the evening forecast is all coming up. stay with us.  >>> tonight nsa leaker edwarda k snowden has a destination.dein earlier today he accepted venezuela's offer of political asylum. the question, can he get therete and avoid capture from the u.s. tom with the latest on this one. >> reporter: this news wasas announced by the head of the foreign parcellialmen parliamenn committee. they repeated that the hand in that snowden be allowed to travel to one place and one place only, that is back here to the u.s. to face criminal charges. >> reporter: at venezuelan embassy little activity was seee outside, but inside of they warned of consequences. edward snowd

don't forget, joe biden very involved in foreign policy. maybe it was personal, maybe they talked about issues like syria, john kerry's negotiations on the middle east today. i'm sure those kind of things would come up between a president and his former secretary of state as well as tomorrow with joe biden. >> i assume the president just wants to pick her brain a little bit. maybe he thinks she can come up with some guide ideas. what do you think? >> sure. i think is more about his presidency than her presidential ambitions. look, 2008 was an extraordinary race. they divided the democratic party about as close in half as mathematical precision could get. they were probably the only candidates other than bill clinton who could have beaten either one of them in the past 40 years of the democratic primary. obama was probably the only one who would beat hillary clinton. it is remarkable how much they have been able to rebuild their ties. you see that today, an ease and a comfort. >> take a look at these two pictures. we'll show you this is a pi

. >>> el vice presidente joe biden y la secretaria de seguridad nacional janet napolitano y senadores del estado de arizona ofrecieron condolencia a las familias de los fallecidos, la gobernadora va a tener las bande banderas a media asta por 19 dÍas. >>> rostros que reflejan el espÍritu de hombres jovenes y valientes que dieron sus vidas para salvar a otros y dejaron su huella en esta comunidad que los va a recordar como hÉroes. >>> josÉ era compaÑero de uno de los bomberos muertos y lo recuerda con afecto. >>> muy alegre. >>> los 19 bomberos fallecidos dejaron a 59 niÑos huÉrfanos que tambiÉn asistieron a las honras donde ademÁs se exhibieron las botas y los uniformess de los bomberos fallecidos. >>> continÚa la incertidumbre en el caso de snowden, venezuela y otros paises latinoamericanos dijeron que estÁn dispuesto as darle asilo polÍtico, no se sabe adonde irÁ. >>> desde el pasado 23 de junio el mundo sigue con expectaciÓn la saga de snowden desde que huyÓ de estados unidos despuÉs de revelar el espionaje de la agencia de seguridad nacional. en el aeropuerto de mo

biden en que su partido no se distancie mÁs. y dicen que tratan de conseguir votos de congresistas en distritos con gran cantidad de hispanos. >>> tenemos que impulsar la polÍtica pÚblica, se trata de tener un paÍs mÁs fuertes y que esta naciÓn represente a toda nuestra comunidad, pero hay condiciones, la seguridad fronteriza deberÁ certificarse antes de una legalizaciÓn. >>> no hablamos de polÍticas, hablamos de vida de personas. >>> hay 38 republicanos de distritos de poblaciÓn latina. 70% estÁn en distritos de mayorÍa blanca no hispana. >>> muchos estÁn libres en este debate migratorio, pues los votantes no son decisivos. >>> miembros que se reunieron con obama dicen que los republicanos no pueden dar la espalda. >>> se cierra un futuro electoral, 50 mil hispanos se hacen ciudadanos. >>> cientos recordaron al congreso que se juega la vida de millones de inmigrantes a un costo. en el capitolio, lourdes melouza, univisiÓn. >>> en california muchos campesinos tienen que laborar en condiciones duras en el campo, en l

i think joe biden's words will be comfortable, hope to know one day it will bring a smile. hard to think that in the middle of pain and grief. >> very tough for many of the spouses and children that are left behind. very tough. >>> country music star, randy travis, remains in critical condition. doctors inserted a device into his heart to help it pump on its own. the 54-year-old grammy award-winning wag admitted with a virus that weakens and enlarges the heart >>> more man six decades after his death, we are getting our first look at president franklin roosevelt being pushed in a wheelchair. it is something the public never saw throughout his life. it was only eight seconds long and found in the national archives by a professor from franklin college, named for benjamin franklin and not fdr >>> michelle obama's let's move campaign is designed to get kids to exercise and eat healthier foods. what about her husband? he enjoys his junk food. something he said to a group of young people at the white house caught a lot of people's attention. major garrett is there with this new o

the vice president joe biden is not ruling out a third shot at the white house. biden tells gq magazine that he would die happy man having never been president. he said that doesn't mean he's not thinking about a run in 2016. biden who is 70 years old said, quote, we'll see where the hell i am. oh, joe biden. >> he has some interesting quotes. >> yes, he does. >>> the one-armed bandit didn't stand a chance. against an ax-wielding man out for revenge. the man marched straight for the slot machines at a bar in the italian village where he lives and smashed all seven of them. >> as he swung the weapon he was heard complaining that he had lost more than $6500 to the machines over the last two weeks. afterwards, he walked outside skaumly, gave a thumbs up to customers and waited for the police to apprehend them. >> but you were the one who put the money in the machine. >> i agree. i hear what you're saying but i have been in situations where i have been at my penny slots and i've been giving away my pennies and not getting anything back. and i have wanted to whack the

speakers will include joe biden, vice president of the united states. the nixon tapes from the summer of 1972. talking about key presidential advisers and south dakota's george mcgovern. >> president obama announces new management agenda for the federal government today. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you, everyone. everyone please have a seat. well, thank you so much. back in 2007 when i was first nnr ts office, had the opportunity to visit google headquarters in silicon valley to discuss ways for democracy to come forward into the 21st century. after all, we had set out to build a new type of campaign, one to you bring people together. entrusted him them with this technology to organize on their own. the idea was simple. instead of bringing more people to the campaign, we wanted to bring people to more people and let them determine its course and nature i very much felt that doubt that some of the things we were doing to help us get elected could also be used once we were elected throughout this process we have created

and whites lose one point for joe biden. (buzzer) of course for the previous 43 white presidents. [ cheers and applause ] for the previous 4 white presidents, white people accumulated one point. (ding) now, jazz clearly a point for african-americans. (ding). but white people get a point for smooth jazz. (ding) now, crucial. in the civil war, white people get one point for winning the fight to end slavery. (ding) and another point for losing the fight to keep slavery. (ding). [ cheers and applause ] evidently no points for black people in that one. odd time to sit things out. anyway, as you can see, as you can see, it's even now. okay? so we can just stop this whole racial thing here. white people, stop being so scared where of young black men. and young black men, stop being so scary. okay. take some personal responsibility for how white people feel around you. okay. lose the hoodies. wear something nonthreatening. you know what? start buying your clothes wherever martin lawrence and tyler perry shop. i mean, they look harml

>> joe biden. >> jimmy: that's right. joe biden. now, can you recognize presidents when you see their faces? >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay, we'll put some presidents on the screen here and you tell us who they are. okay? who's that guy? >> richard m. nixon. >> jimmy: richard m. nixon. do you know what the m stands for? >> milhouse. >> jimmy: that is right. yes. i only know that from "the simpsons." let's see what else. who's that guy? >> chester a. arthur. >> jimmy: chester a. arthur. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i didn't know that one. who else do we have here? who's that guy? >> warren g. harding. >> jimmy: now, he looks mean. was he mean? >> he was one of our worst presidents. >> jimmy: he was one of the worst. why was he one of the worst presidents? >> because he gambled away the white house to china. >> jimmy: he did? he gambled it away? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. that's interesting. who else do we have up here? >> that's not a president. >> jimmy: that's not a president? how do you know? i thought that was president george jefferson.

joe biden will be there. the fire was burned 8400-acres. it was said to be 90% contained. >>> the death toll is up to 13 people after a runaway train plowed in to a town in quebec, up from 5 we reported earlier killed on sunday. the canadian police are saying 50 other people are still missing. massive explosion set off when the train derailed and hauled oil and caught on fire. the video is under investigation. the company responsible for the train says an engine shutdown may have released air brakes holding the train if place. >>> defense said to continue the case in the murder trial of george zimmerman, the father of trayvon martin took the stand to testify about the 911 tapes. there was screaming in the background. this has been a center piece of the prosecution and the defense. family members for martin and zimmerman have testified that it is their son they hear screaming in the recording. martin's father recalls being asked whose voice it was he heard on the tape. >> after he played the tape, he just said, do you recognize the voice? >>

biden. he said, "i know i'm not supposed to like muscle cars, but i like muscle cars." [ laughter ] why can't he like muscle cars? >> steve: i don't know. >> jimmy: he seems like a guy who likes muscle cars. i don't know. i think it's real. another quote from biden said, "i also know i'm not supposed to eat glue, but i eat glue." [ laughter ] [ applause ] that one could be not real. here's a quote from my man, kid rock. he said, "i'm kid rock, nothing can destroy me." yeah. here's another quote from kid rock. "except for my arch nemesis, kid paper." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: this next quote is from buddha. he said, "do not dwell on the past. do not dream of the future. concentrate the mind on the present moment." wise words. here's another quote from buddha. "stop thinking about what i just said. that is in the past. so is that. so is that. so is that. so is that." annoying, but it's true. >> steve: all true. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kind of a brain bender. >> steve: freak

the question there is does vice president joe biden show up? if biden shows up, reid needs 50 because the vice president can break a tie in the senate on a ruling like this. the white house would not touch the question yesterday of whether senators joe biden, would show up and preside over this. they want to keep an arm's length from this and let it be a senate issue if biden has to show up to settle it, maybe he would, but that gives reid a leeway of one more vote if he loses it. >> so we're going to take you inside now where the senate has just gaveled in. we expect vice president joe biden to begin the day by swearing in the former house member from massachusetts who won a special election a couple weeks ago. live coverage now of the u.s. senate now on c-span2. alone are omnipotent. shine your light upon the challenging path which our lawmakers must walk, dispelling the shadows of doubt and division. lord, use our senators as instruments of your glory, keeping their faith strong as they trust you to order their steps and choreograph their de