of elizabeth warren's party according to gallup the percentage of democrats with very negative views of the banking industry increased more than five fold since two thousand and seven between two thousand and one two thousand and eleven the percentage of democrats who are dissatisfied with quote the size and influence of major corporations and quotes rose from fifty one to seventy nine percent so could elizabeth warren make a run for president two thousand and sixteen and pose a real threat to hillary clinton and her support base could she even win the democratic nomination is the democratic party undergoing a progressive transformation sam your thoughts on i think perhaps i mean yes there's a kind of a mainstream coalescing around hillary clinton who hasn't even decided whether she's going to run or not but there's an enormous amount of progress is out there who are disappointed with the obama administration disappointed with how the president handled wall street and was handled our wars drone surveillance all these things who see hillary clinton as an extension of that who would ar

senator elizabeth warren refused to say either yes or no so some mainstream democrats are beginning to see warren as a threat and according to a recent gallup poll the democratic party is becoming more of elizabeth warren's party according to gallup the percentage of democrats with very negative views of the banking industry increased more than five fold since two thousand and seven between two thousand and one two thousand and eleven the percentage of democrats who are dissatisfied with quote the size and influence of major corporations and quote rose from fifty one to seventy nine percent so could elizabeth warren make a run for president two thousand and sixteen and pose a real threat to hillary clinton and her support base could she even win the democratic nomination is the democratic party undergoing a progressive transformation sam your thoughts on i think perhaps i mean yes there's a kind of a mainstream coalescing around hillary clinton who hasn't even decided whether she's going to run or not but there's an enormous amount of progress is out there who are disappointed with

. >>> speaking of 2016, could elizabeth warren go at it with hillary clinton? this is a fascinating thing that's buzzing now on the democratic party left. how about a left wing candidate on the left going against a center left candidate. i think they'd love to see that. we'll see. we'll get to that tonight. >>> finally, republicans love to compare things they don't like to slavery. the latest is the debt if you can believe that. sarah palin is onto that brilliant comment. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. >>> welcome back to "hardball." republicans are convinced they found hillary clinton's achilles heel, if you will. benghazi. and starting with the senate hearing in february. >> i think

of elizabeth warren's party according to gallup the percentage of democrats with very negative views of the banking industry increased more than five fold since two thousand and seven between two thousand and one two thousand and eleven the percentage of democrats who are dissatisfied with quote the size and influence of major corporations and quote rose from fifty one to seventy nine percent so could elizabeth warren make a run for president two thousand and sixteen and pose a real threat to hillary clinton and her support base could she even win the democratic nomination is the democratic party undergoing a progressive transformation sam your thoughts on i think perhaps i mean yes there's a kind of a mainstream coalescing around hillary clinton who hasn't even decided whether she's going to run or not but there's an enormous amount of progress is out there who are disappointed with the obama administration disappointed with how the president handled wall street and was handled our wars drone surveillance all these things who see hillary clinton as an extension of that who would are

talk about elizabeth warren coming up. >>> elizabeth warren is mad as hell and will not take it anymore. senator warren has watched one too many completely qualified judicial nominees blocked in the senate by the republican minority. the most recent victim is professor cornellia pillard of georgetown, qualified to be confirmed as member of the d.c. court of appeals. in blocking her nomination. republicans did not claim that the professor is not qualified. they simply do not want to fill the judgeship. elizabeth warren then did something that freshmen senators never do. she took to the senate floor, to attack the senate itself. >> article 2, section 2 of the constitution says that the president of the united states nominates judges with the advice and consent of the senate. there is no clause that says, except when that president is a democrat. republicans these days don't seem to like that. they keep looking for ways to keep this president from doing his job. so far they have shut down the government. they have filibustered people has nominated to fill out his administration. and they a

. >>> speaking of 2016, could elizabeth warren go at it with hillary clinton? this is a fascinating thing that's buzzing now on the democratic party left. how about a left wing candidate on the left going against a center left candidate. i think they'd love to see that. we'll see. we'll get to that tonight. >>> finally, republicans love to compare things they don't like to slavery. the latest is the debt if you can believe that. sarah palin is onto that brilliant comment. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> scenes of utter devastation in the philippine city. the city took a direct hit from typhoon haiyan. one of the most powerful storms on record. witnesses in tacloban say virtually every building was destroyed. and the death toll in tacloban is thought as high as 10,000 people. remote areas may have been hit such as hard. you can help by donating to one of the charities you see on your screen right now. so far the u.s. military has sent in the marines, along with food, water, and generators. but much more is needed. we'll be right back. gate ke

i don't think elizabeth warren is likely the person who would defeat her. for one thing, you can go back to the campaign that she ran in massachusettsing in 2012 where she was anything but a strong candidate. spent any time with her out on the campaign trail, some of my colleagues did, their reports were that she was a pretty dismal candidate. >> is there anybody else out there? that's a challenge to hillary clinton? >> not right now. we don't know what will happen between now and election day. i don't rule out the possibility. there is somebody that could beat hill clinton. >> do you think bill clinton today was creating separation on health care? >> yes. >> that's it for the panel. stay tuned as kathleen sebelius makes another apology for that website failure. i put in the hours and built a strong reputation in the industry. i set goals and worked hard to meet them. i've made my success happen. so when it comes to my vestments, i'm supposed to just hand it over to a broker a back away? that's not gonna happen. avo: when you work with a schwab financial co

elizabeth warren then did something that freshmen senators never do. she took to the senate floor, to attack the senate itself. >> article 2, section 2 of the constitution says that the president of the united states nominates judges with the advice and consent of the senate. there is no clause that says, except when that president is a democrat. republicans these days don't seem to like that. they keep looking for ways to keep this president from doing his job. so far they have shut down the government. they have filibustered people has nominated to fill out his administration. and they are now filibustering judges to block him from filling any of the vacancies with highly qualified people. we need to call out these filibusters for what they are. naked attempts to nullify the results of the last presidential election. to force us to govern as though president obama hadn't won the 2012 election. well, president obama did win the 2012 election. by 5 million votes. if republicans continue to filibuster these highly qualified nominees for no reason -- oth

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elizabeth warren. >> she's wonderful. i like her very much as a person. the flip side of this conversation is she makes hillary look more centrist. >> the field expands exponentially with tea party and elizabeth warren standing on it. we have to take a break. despite demographic shifts and two major supreme court decisions, john boehner and marco rubio trying to roll back marriage equality. next on "now." by the end of dec, we'll be delivering ♪ ♪ through 12 blizzards blowing ♪ 8 front yards blinding ♪ 6 snowballs flying ♪ 5 packages addressed by toddlers ♪ ♪ that's a q ♪ 4 lightning bolts ♪ 3 creepy gnomes ♪ 2 angry geese ♪ and a giant blow-up snowman ♪ that kind of freaks me out [ beep ] [ female announcer ] no one delivers the holidays like the u.s. postal service. priority mail flat rate is more reliable than ever. and with improved tracking up to 11 scans, you can even watch us get it there. ♪ [ female announcer ] feed a man a cookie and he eats a cookie. ♪ feed him a fresh baked cookie an

i love the conversation you had with elizabeth warren. talking about one of them, our kids can't afford to go to college. puts a big aspirational goal that the country should have for children. and a fairly large country in territory, but a small country in terms of numbers, half way around the world we have to re-think these types of things. they shouldn't be an automatic let's add another decade to what has already been the longest war in american history. >> senator jeff merkley, i think you have a better chance with this than the beltway press is giving you credit for. thank you, senator. >> great to be with you. >> all right, we'll be right back. customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy customer becomes happy customer. then, repeat customer. easy returns, i'm happy. repeat customers, i'm happy. sales go up, i'm happy. i ordered another pair. i'm happy. (both) i'm happy. i'm happy. happy. happy. happy. happy. happy happy. i love logisti

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elizabeth warren is one of those people. and the biggest question that faces her party is whether to adopt warren's populous message as a governing philosophy, or perhaps more acutely. alexis, this is my feeling about elizabeth warren. you start talking about elizabeth warren and hillary clinton in 2016. that doesn't interest me that much. if you look through the polling, issue after issue, democrats on economic issues of inequality, power of finance, percentage of democrats dissatisfied with the size and inflation of the the major corporations. >>> you look through your issue of the day and you think, oh, financial reform. this is going to be a little bit when it comes to financial health reform. >> we should note that there are other senators that are very out front on this issue. the other big shipping that is fascinating about the war in speech and as far as a figure is that if you produce cable news and if you look through the issues and you think, financial firm, okay, this will be in little bit of a tough haul. we're

that's an issue particularly that elizabeth warren has made inroads on. we have to stan up for consumers and people who borrow mortgage money and we need to fight for that. hilary has been much more on the finance industry side of that. >> we should note that the race is still over 1,000 days away. a lot can change. >> exactly. or tomorrow. depending how you look at it. >> thanks for your time. >>> coming up bill karins and betty nguyen will be here for first buzz. we'll tell you about a skyscraper battle that's reaching new heights. get it? that's coming up next. so he's just racking up points with me. some people... ugh! no, i've got it. the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on dining out and entertainment, with no annual fee.to apply, go to citi.com/thankyoucards life could be hectic. as a working mom of two young boys angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keep

could elizabeth warren derail the clinton train? >>> my expectation was that 9 % of the american people, either it genuinely wouldn't change at all or they'd be pleasantly surprised with the options in the marketplace and the grandfather clause would cover the rest. that proved not to be the case. and that's on me. >> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. feeling the heat. president obama thursday moved to step the political fallout from millions of canceled health care policies. announcing that insurance companies can continue to offer those plans for an additional year. but does this fix, really fix anything? let's ask "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan letti lettinger. and editorial board member joe raggo. all things health care, does this fix anything really? >> it might fix a little bit but the president is basically a guy who has caused the apolyps and comes around and says i'm going to rebuild civilization for the survivors. >> he's blown up the individual market. deliberately so becaus

. >> you don't think elizabeth warren will pull her left. >> elizabeth warren is an outstanding senator if she decides to run. we have a good healthy bench. she would be a. amy clo buch article, we have great women and great men. martin o'malley. >> let me ask you a question. i think these guys will try to go back and try to relitigate bill clinton. obviously we were mad at him for a while, for those of us in -- but now he's the big dog, we like him. are you worried, though, about bill clinton anyway? >> well, of course. i mean, look, we run bill clinton today as if he's a 23-year-old guy. he's not, so i worry about his health, of course. although he's in good health. but there's no question that hillary clinton is going to run as her own person. like elvis, like tupac, she's on oprah, everybody knows hillary. this is the son of a truck driver. i worked for a guy -- dick gephardt, who was the son of a truck driver, but look at your resume, the kind of things you accomplished back in minnesota. that doesn't help you with today's republican party. they want someone who is an isolationist,

i know elizabeth warren is saying she's not running, won't do this. a lot of people in the party not only want to see a challenge to hillary clinton but want to see a challenge even if it isn't realized. they just want to make sure she doesn't move too far to the center. >> that's exactly right. there's three questions to think through as we have this conversation. one, has the party changed since the last time hillary ran in 2008. i think all the polling data suggests it has. it's much more populace, rank and file democrats skeptical of power and influence of large corporations, more skeptical of wall street in general. clearly the data bears out a movement among the rank and file. two, would this present a problem for hillary clinton? no question it would. going back to the anyone 90s when her husband ran for lot o them some of the intellectual architects of their economic policy and that continues to this day. there's no question that that tension in the party is a potential problem for hillary clinton. and three, would elizabeth warren someone on

her name is elizabeth warren. they make the comparison to bill de blasio, kind of indicating maybe a liberal's time has come. what do you think about that? >> i think the big question as that article raises is if not hillary, who? is it warren? can she actually excite that passion among that obama coalition? latinos, african-americans, young people, women. it's not clear to me whether or not she's just a boutique candidate right now. and if she's just a boutique candidate, can she essentially become a super store type candidate in the way that you already see that hillary clinton is, in the way that obama was able to do with that grassroots organization. it's -- you know, i think the big question for democrats right now is that they do seem to have all of their eggs in the hillary basket and on the right you have somebody like chris christie, who is very much a breath of fresh air. i think warren is more of a breath of fresh air, but she is -- i think she's 15 years older or so than chris christie so you wonder if

elizabeth warren. the article cites her passion to reshape the financial world. quoting a former warren aide, she has an immense sense of destiny. if hillary or the man on the moon is not representing her stuff and her people don't have a seat at the table, she'll do what she can do to make sure it is represented. anybody -- you're all going to laugh at me on this. >> no, no. i'm actually not. i'm actually not at all. the new republic article brings up a lot of good points. the more democrats i talk to, mark halperin, quietly off the record, for some reason there is more and more doubt that hillary clinton in the end will run. >> well, i'm not sure she'll run. if she does run, though, i think -- >> it's over? >> she will clear the field. i really do. the breadth of her support and the desire of the party to have -- >> it's almost like 2006 all over again. >> 2006? >> hillary had everybody on her side. >> well, no. lots of people ran in 2006. not just barack obama. >> really, did you hear anybody before

her name is elizabeth warren. she delivered a high profile pop ewe list speech at the 2012 democratic convention. >> tell me a little bit about the last few times you have taken the biggest financial institution's on wall street all the way to a trial. anybody? i am really concerned that too big to fail has become too big for trial. that just seems wrong to me. >> i never thought i would run for the senate and i sure never dreamed that i would be the warm up act for president bill clinton. he's an amazing man who had the good sense to marry one of the coolest women on this planet. >> according to our plan, our little plan here, we were actually going to show the democratic convention speech and the cute little script thing as you have seen done here that would introduce the committee scene there, but, let's get to your very important article which has finally introduced an element of suspense for the democratic nomination. let's hear your case about the elizabeth warren threat. >> you already did part of it. but t

elizabeth warren is one of those people. and the biggest question that faces -- whether to adopt warren's populous message as a governing philosophy, or perhaps more acutely. alexis, this is my feeling about elizabeth warren. you start talking about elizabeth warren and hillary clinton in 2016. that doesn't interest me that much. if you look through the polling, issue after issue, democrats on economic issues of inequality -- democrats dissatisfied with the size and infwluns of the the major corporations. >>> you look through your issue of the day and you think, oh, financial reform. this is going to be a little bit of a tough haul, we're going to push this rock uphill. and here's warren who's going out and getting two million youtube views in a speech on financial reform. she's tapping into the fact that no one has really spoken to the resentment and frustration that americans have of what happened five years ago. small donations to finance their campaign so there's a real gap here. and there is an open for republicans and

today senator elizabeth warren decided enough was enough. as the republicans filibustered another of president obama's judicial nominees, she called them out. >> so far they have shut down the government. they have filibustered people he has nominated to fill out his administration. and they are now filibustering judges to block him from filling any of the vacancies with highly qualified people. we need to call out these filibusters for what they are -- naked attempts to nullify the results of the last presidential election. >> she's exactly right. republicans are trying to nullify the election. and they need to be held accountable for it. joining me now is joe madson. thank you for being here tonight. >> oh, yeah. >> do republicans think that no one will notice that they're trying to nullify the will of millions of people who voted for president obama? >> yes. and they're, they're talking to themselves. and they're talking to their base. and what you are doing is something that all of us are going to have to do, have the ears of the other h

do you think that elizabeth warren took that as a good two of the president? >> i thought it was very interesting that mr. clinton said he didn't know whether or not his wife was going to run. clearly i don't think that he is thinking of elizabeth warren, i think he's thinking of hillary. >> absolutely, i'm glad you cleared that up. because i was kind of confused. as we look at what is going on in this white house, john kerry, susan rice, and this apparent contest in which john kerry is standing up in principle and what he believes in being forthright about it. >> yes, i thought ralph peters, and is well and this is one of the rare times that he is right. it was a mistake when we first did this and thrilling hosni mubarak out, and i think you back the brotherhood will turn out to be a strategic mistake, just as frankly i think you wind up with a lot of other policies willing to give iran the benefit of the doubt about nuclear weapons and i think it's all consistent in all consistently wrong. lou: the president holding a little rally for the organization and hi

so is elizabeth warren the new face of the democratic party? >> there are a lot of liberals who apparently hope so. this afternoon at the capitol, elizabeth warren will give yet another of her railing speeches against what she considers to be the crimes and mistakes and recklessness of wall street and corporate america. her rhetoric has made her quite the darling of the occupy wall street far left and the liberal magazine new republic this week has her on the cover as really the main threat in 2016 to hillary clinton who leads every single poll of potential 2016 potential contenders. groups are arguing that elizabeth warren is the standard for 2016 and they're pushing warren to run. listen. >> many of hillary clinton's positions remain frozen in the years 2007 and 2008. she actually hasn't come out with positions on many of the issues that have happened since the wall street crash, issues that elizabeth warren has led on and been a valiant voice on so we'll be pushing hillary clinton not just to take a position but the right position. >> warren

i think you could easily see an elizabeth warren. one thing hillary clinton has connecting her to the future is we've never had a female president. >> it's a pretty powerful thing. >> but elizabeth warren could say the same thing. >> but she doesn't have hillary clinton's resume. let's face it. i mean, look. i don't know who would beat who. i agree with you. we all thought she was going to win last time. i don't know how it's possible somebody could beat her in the primary. but i also think that would be one whale of a fight. >> christie's a great campaigner. he's a great natural retail politician. for all of her virtues, that is not a strength for hillary rodham clinton. and she's never really fought a really tough race in awhile. she had an easy race and lost. and people want to campaigner as well as a potential president. >> there's terry mcauliffe in virginia. as soon as he starts to speak, we'll listen in a little bit as well. actually, let's just listen in now. looks like he's starting. >> thank you! thank you. thank you. what

so this is the clinton people sega nms leadeaying anonymous l whispering that elizabeth warren might run because they don't want it to look like a coronation so they had to fake it and make it look like hillary has to work for it when she doesn't. the people who are concerned about her getting from wall street, there's about six of them. they won't matter at all. >> you actually think this is well? as well as joe biden wanting to run? >> there are really people in the democratic party on the left who do not want to see hillary clinton as the nominee. now, do they think she can win a general election over any republican, absolutely. would they like to see her get there, yes. >> and elizabeth warren being that person, it's not just that hillary is winning because she's a woman, there's another woman running. it's all baloney. >> well, you got your issue stolen, but go ahead. >> three points. it's to portray hillary as a moderate, which always helps by having somebody to the left of her. also it's native american. you have a native american running, that's exciting. and the thing that t

a possible nightmare scenario for hillary clinton has to do with elizabeth warren. but first a date that will forever be remembered in american history, november 22, 1963. chris matthews and tom brokaw will be back with us to talk about the legacy of jfk on the 50th anniversary of his assassination. we'll hear big voices from tom brokaw's new documentary about jfk. >> i thought he was pretty shrewd in making judgments about when not to take other people's advice. i thought the way he maneuvered through the cuban missile crisis indicated that. estimated that e traffic in a city is caused by people looking for parking. that's remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline has looked at the problem of parking, which has not been looked at for the last 30, 40 years, we wanted to rethink that whole industry, so we go and put out these sensors in each parking spot and then there's a mesh network that takes this information sends it over the internet so you can go find exactly where those open parking spots are. the collaboration with citi was important for provi

a possible nightmare scenario for hillary clinton has to do with elizabeth warren. but first a date that will forever be remembered in american history, november 22, 1963. chris matthews and tom brokaw will be back with us to talk about the legacy of jfk on the 50th anniversary of his assassination. we'll hear big voices from tom brokaw's new documentary about jfk. >> i thought he was pretty shrewd in making judgments about when not to take other people's advice. i thought the way he maneuvered through the cuban missile crisis indicated that. >>> ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> this week marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of john f. kennedy. the country and the world stood still on that afternoon of november 22nd, 1963. with the perception of time, how might the country be different had jfk lived? back to talk about that is host of msnbc's "hard ball," the elusive chris matthews, and tom brokaw who wrote the documentary called "where are you?" welcome to both of you. i think this really gets to where we

i just want to ask, how real is this handwringing over elizabeth warren? is she really potentially a threat to hillary clinton? is this something the clinton folks and potentially biden folks should worry about? >> i don't think she's a threat necessarily because i don't think elizabeth warren will run if hillary does. >> she clears the field. >> but i think among progressives they are looking for someone to really push their message. right now, elizabeth warren is that messenger. >> to some extent in presidential politics we talk about the lane finds the candidate as much as the candidate finds the lane. there is a segment of the democratic party that will view hillary clinton as too corporate, too close to wall street, too much of a return to the centrism of bill clinton. the party is more liberal than 20 years ago. somebody will presumably emerge to fill that lane. whether they can really give her more than a few sleepless nights is another question. but somebody will be there. the other obviously lane is the gary hart/walter mondale candidates. if some

if elizabeth warren is going to run. >> right. she might be the one person left of our current occupant. the talker this morning. we'll talk a little bit more about it. >> i will sleep okay at night. >> with elizabeth warren for president? >> no, not worrying about her being president. i'll sleep fine. >>> coming up, why big banks are talking about disabling traders. in the sunday night game drew brees completed 34 of 41. four touchdowns. he led new orleans over dallas, pretty amazing. the jets just beat these guys last week. the saints ran up an nfl record 41st downs and a franchise record. 625 total yards of offense. another reason they need to play these games, because you can't assume anything before the games are played. anybody can beat anyone on any given day. most exciting game of the week maybe my poor bengals against the ravens. here it is, andrew, i told you about this. they throw it into the end zone. watch how many times it's tipped. two seconds left and then they went into overtime and lost. >> oh. >> and the announc

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that elizabeth warren might run because they don't want it to look like a coronation. they have to fake it and make it look like hillary had to work for it. she doesn't. the people who are concerned about her getting money from wall street there's about six of them. >> you think this is real? >> there are really people in the democratic party on the left who do not want to see hillary clinton as the nominee. >> do they think she can win a general election over any republican? is>> absolutely. >> elizabeth warren being that person, it looks like it is not just hillary winning because she is a woman. there was another woman running. it was bologna. >> three points to portray hillary as a moderate which helps to somebody to the left of her. also native american. you have a native american running. that's exciting. the thing people have to think about is the strategy of being the first person whether it is the first black president or first woman. it works. republicans should try to get condoleezza out of moth balls and get her back in there. she is a strong candidate a bl

with elizabeth warren. i said how has this changed the democratic caucus in the last several we'res? he told me he thought in 2008 before the crisis, the caucus was split evenly between wall street skeptics and all street sympathizers, now he thinks it's 2/3, 1/3. >> with support from the white house, pushing on this right now, it's sort of going to be the last thing that they push on between now and thanksgiving, maybe, they're going to do this right away, is this sort of a test for both the democratic side of the aisle, but also to see whether or not this could work as a wedge on the republicans? >> no, i think no question, i mean you're absolutely right, the polling suggests that rank and file republicans are exactly where most democrats are. and i really is a couple of holdouts, one of which is the restaurant industry, which is very powerful on the republican side in congress, i think something like 50%, 60% of minimum wage workers work in the restaurant industry. it's understandable why they're so agit