joe biden, yes. other gentlemen i would vote for, if he is the only one running against her in the democratic party, i would vote for. never hillary. host: thank you for the call from georgia. "the wall street journal" also writing about bernie sanders saying the life inside the bewildering. is a self-described democratic socialist, often observed eating alone in the cafeteria, these , he began attracting to produce. rally in covered his south carolina as part of our road to the white house coverage. your comments on our facebook page on joe biden, here are a couple of thoughts. joe biden i think would make an excellent secretary of state. don't run, iplease beg you not to, you are only going to hurt the two viable candidates already in the field. rants has this tweet, biden is part of the establishment. we desperately need more change .- bernie sanders for potus next is jim from delaware. caller: good morning, how are you today? it is a beautiful day in delaware. i am a republican, so that means i i

but i have to tell you i don't think joe biden is running because hillary has a problem. i think if joe biden runs he wants to continue to advance the agenda that he wanted to be with president o'biden -- president o'biden? >> that's what voters can think. i can see the bumper sticker now, "o'biden." >> well, he's a natural politician, a good politician. if he decides to run he'll get support within the party. >> given the signals it looks like he will run. we'll give him time to make a formal announcement one way or the other. what do you make of jeb bush going to the u.s./mexico border today? the other day we saw the republican presidential front-runner donald trump make an appearance at the u.s./mexico border. >> every republican candidate does it. it's the issue republicans are most concerned about and frankly jeb bush has a majority republican position on immigration, on securitying the border, on not deporting four and a half million children who are u.s. citizens. remembers don't believe you ought to run out 11 million people and ship them out the door like we did

joe biden is very much a brand. joe biden brings a 45 year public service record. lost that sort of edge. they understand what working-class families go through. it will be good for the democratic party. al: does he identify more with the working-class voters and have more authenticity and secretary clinton? steve: to me. i think joe biden comes from a working-class background and in his entire career at the senate he was a stay-at-home dad. can talk about what our party has been struggling with. al: what about money? people think he may have a great deal of difficulty raising the money, which is at a premium. steve: these primary cases are all about momentum. do i think joe biden can put together a competent team and compete in every state? absolutely paid if he can compete in the early states and pick up the early wins, can he compete in the later states? absolutely. he may be able to build the operation that clinton has a matter of four months? no. but that is not the goal. we are going to start talking to volunteers in places like iowa and new hampshire about t

i would love to see joe biden run. i have always liked joe biden. i find him to be a very genuine politician, as genuine as they can be in politics anyway. primarily i want to see joe biden run for the same reason i'd like to see elizabeth warren run. we need more diversity of voices because the democratic party isn't just one idea, and it offends me that this second time hillary has run there's been this air of coronation of her being the first woman president of the united states. and i'm not saying we don't need a woman president of the united states, but we've got a lot of very capable female political leaders who just need to step up and stop trying -- it's a competition. it's not a coronation. make your case, be a grown-up, stop trying to be polite about this. this is the future of our nation. so yes, joe biden, run. put your ideas out there. bernie sanders, run. put your ideas out there. elizabeth warren, run. put your ideas out there. nancy pelosi for freaking sake -- i'm sorry, for heaven's sake. run, put your ideas out there. >> dee, let m

joe biden is very much a brand. unlike donald trump, joe biden brings a 45 year public service record. becomes comes from a working-class background. he's never sort of lost that edge. they understand what working-class families go through. it will be good for the democratic party. al: you just compared him to donald trump. how about two hillary clinton. does he identify more with the working-class voters and have more authenticity and secretary clinton? steve: to me. i think joe biden comes from a working-class background and in his entire career at the senate he was a stay-at-home dad. he has never lost those values. he is a guy who can talk about what our party has been struggling with. al: what about money? lot of people think he would have a difficult time raising money. steve: these primary cases are all about momentum. do i think joe biden can put together a competent team and compete in every state? absolutely. if joe biden can compete in the early states and pick up the early wins, can he compete in the lat

well, wow, imagine if the president endorses joe biden, elizabeth warren endorses joe biden. then you have a tremendously dynamic situation on the democratic side. now, short of that, let me just say i don't see joe biden getting in and beating hillary clinton. he would damage bernie sanders to some extent. does he get to the left of hillary clinton like elizabeth warren? >> part of that equation has to do with this meeting between joe biden and elizabeth warren that happened over the weekend. a lot of talk what was said and what was not said. there is is some talk that joe biden would pledge if he gets in to be a one term president, thereby possibly asking elizabeth warren to be his running mate and opening othe door for her for a nomination in the second part. steve. do you buy that? >> that is the point, right? that's the point of all of this. what we are watching is a carefully orchestrated campaign conduct conducted by joe biden and his advisors to gim a potential run. that doesn'ts inly mean he ends up running. we know for sure that he wants us to believe that he is goi

we don't see outpouring for joe biden. people are not taking to the streets and we need joe biden. democratic party seems to be saying we need somebody who can possibly win and perhaps hillary clinton is not that person. >> a human gaffe machine. >> it's interesting to me that both hillary and joe biden, before they make their decision, assuming joe makes that decision, they both go to elizabeth warren. it seems she is the person that is most feared by both of them that she may get in the race. i have to assume, being more left-wing that bernie sanders would fear her as well. >> elizabeth warren is the center of gravity in the democratic party. there is no question that having the approval, the support, even the endorsement of elizabeth warren would be a huge boon to whomever gets it. just leaking the fact of this meeting from joe biden has people speculating all day today. people who are not following every twist and turn of his thinking will see the thinking of his meeting with elizabeth warren as pretty big. >> they wanted maximum play and they've gotten it. hillary's problems a

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like to see joe biden consider running. the question is can he get into this race this late? we were talking back in the room about it might be a little late to reshape the race, to put that kind of organization together but there are more -- >> >> is it too late for joe biden? >> look at donald trump. in a couple weeks, really, boom, he's vaulted to really the lead in the republican party, it's not too late for a joe biden and hillary is out of position. her party has moved left of her. this is not bill clinton's era of bilge government is over party. this is barack obama, the era of big government is back. imagine joe biden running as a populist working class version of barack obama. i'll give barack obama a third term. he's in a better position to capture the soul of the democratic party than hillary is. >> the soul and spirit of the democratic party is one and i think if joe biden decides to run, he will have significant support within the party. that won't take away from the fact that hillary clinton commands a solid d

joe biden is very much a brand. joe biden brings a 45 year public service record. he's never sort of lost that edge. they understand what working-class families go through. it will be good for the democratic party. al: does he identify more with the working-class voters and have more authenticity and secretary clinton? steve: to me. i think joe biden comes from a working-class background and in his entire career at the senate he was a stay-at-home dad. he is a guy who can talk about what our party has been struggling with. al: what about money? people think he may have a great deal of difficulty raising the money, which is at a premium. steve: these primary cases are all about momentum. do i think joe biden can put together a competent team and compete in every state? absolutely paid if he can compete in the early states and pick up the early wins, can he compete in the later states? absolutely. he may be able to build the operation that clinton has a matter of four months? no. but that is not the goal. we are going to start talking to volunteers in places like iow

joe biden seemses is. there sincere. >> i don't know that she seems entitled as much as people are really ready to see a woman president. we've elected the first black president. it's her time and i think it's her time is the narrative that has played in many of our minds. >> sure. >> 2008 through 2012. >> but is that enough to elect somebody president? >> i admit it's a not. >> hillary clinton is not behaving like an entitled candidate. >> i don't think so. >> not like she did in 2008. >> oh, based on what? >> her slowigan was i'm in it t win it. >> keeping the press away at arm's length. >> that is not entitled. that's control. >> the challenge, too, of running -- >> the candidate that she was in 2008. she's different. >> there is a challenge, though, of running as a clinton in america in 2016. this country has seen clintons forry generation now. >> that's right. >> there are so many built-in perceptions about who they are, what they represent that it almost doesn't matter. that's one of the things we're

the white house has given joe biden room, but it remains joe biden's decision. he hasn't decided to get in. does he want to go through it, does jill biden want to go through it? he'll have to decide if this time is different. >> now to the heated rhetoric between donald trump and jeb bush speaking in english and spanish at the texas/mexico border. >> this proposal is unrealistic. it will cost hundreds of billions of dollars. it will violate people's civil liberties. it will create friction with our third largest trading partner that's not necessary. i think he's wrong about this. if he was interested in a more comprehensive approach, he might want to read my book which i published four years ago. i welcome mr. trump into the debate. he's a serious candidate and he ought to be held to what serious candidates ought to be held by. [ speaking spanish ] >> in response, trump retweeted a twitter comment saying, quote -- >> i'm sure it's very subtle. i'm sure it's based in policy. >> jeb bush is crazy. who cares that he speaks mexican. this is america. english. that wa

when we come back, the joe biden fact. joe biden has reportedly spent part of his vacation talking to family and friends on making a third run at the oval office. closing in on clinton, that's the "inside story". al jazeera america gives you the total news experience >>> welcome back to "inside story", i'm lisa fletcher in for ray suarez. tonight - closing in on clinton, as a former senator and vice president joe biden has the resume and name recognition to turn the race on its head if he decides to jump in. according to reports he'll make a decision by the end of summer, is that too late to enter the race. we are back with tom, michael and o'brien. what will it take to get joe biden off the sidelines into the game? >> that's only something he knows. he's dealing with a lot now. his family and his current job. he'll have to make up his mind soon to get in, and whether he doesn't get in. i think it's - having vice president biden in the field strengthens the developments. at least you have the civility on the democratic sid

>>. >> joe biden arrived advisors to build a 2016 campaign. the staff said joe biden has not made a decision to enter the race, he's favouring a run to the white house. advise junior contacted donors, activists in early primary and caucus state. he is likely to decide by end of stept. joining us now on a bid for the white house is political correspondent michael shure. what are you agreed on whether joe biden runs. >> i knew you'd open with a big one. >> my gut says he will not run. it seems to me that joe biden does not want to be someone that brings on the party. he doesn't have to make it happen. if it was going to happen, if it will turn to him, what happened in september or march, there's no sign that that will happen. biden is a political realist. he'd love to be president. there's a lot of democrats that will be seen to be president from someone that has got a lot of grassroots. >> we have heard how top democrats are nervous. every poll on distrust worthiness seems to indicate how right to worry, except the most important ones. >> not o

the backers are lukewarm on joe biden. you have doubts about joe biden running here. what's giving you pause? >> well, tamron, these things are true. one, it is more likely than it was a month ago when joe biden decides to get in, when a month ago no one thought this was even a responsibility. the other thing that's true is joe biden still hasn't set up with a fundraising account. the most important thing is whether he's able to raise the money that he needs to kpeet, and if joe biden sets up an exploratory committee or testing the waters committee, i think that will be a sign to a lot of people, he is going to do this. that's how someone runs from iowa and new hampshire. it makes him unlikely to reach that 50 million to $100 million. >> but how was his experience having run before? how does that factor in, and as reported earlier, some of -- the clinton campaign that they are still lingering out there. how does that still play in his tragedy. >> yes, just like once or twice before. when it comes to riding a bike, that makes it a whole lot easier if you've actually do

implode with joe biden. he may have a chance. >> ford, i'm happy if joe biden is the nominee, i'm happy if hillary clinton is the nominee. i think either one of them will be a fine standard bear with the democratic party against the clown car that's on the other side. but what i'm saying to you right now is i don't see any difference between hillary clinton and joe biden on the issues, and joe biden is not a protest candidate. he's not -- >> that's where barack obama and elizabeth warren. remember hillary clinton support among blacks is wide, but it's not deep and joe biden can fix that, including the afl with richard -- trish: we know and, by the way, meeting with the afl-cio, they have not come out and supported a candidate just yet. so good to see you guys as always. thank you so much for your analysis and continue watching the upside in this market right now as we look -- i have to look way over here because the big board is down. we are up right now two -- more than 200 points, 230, i'll see you right a

joe biden will run to win. and right now, the organization, both the money organization and the technical organization, is with hillary clinton. and unless that organization starts to crack, i don't see any room for biden to get in. biden's not just going to run to make a statement. >> chris, would you agree if he sees hillary clinton's numbers faltering, that may be the opportunity -- he says, forget about this organization, the money will come, she's failing, i have to get in and save the democrats? >> well, he won't do it just because there's a temporary drop in the polls for hillary. you'll have to see some of that organization running away or the money reaching out to him. joe biden is a pro. he's done this before. he's not running just to make a statement. >> what do you say, richard? would he get in if -- we're watching. it's interesting, hillary was absolutely going to be the nominee. then she was kind of certainly going to be the nominee and then kind of -- now people are saying, even if biden doesn't

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john's piece about joe biden, what is your bottom line about joe biden, whether he will run and what happens if he does? john: a little less and 50-50. as i said before, i don't think it's good for hillary clinton. joe biden is not very happy with the clintons right now. remember we are on twice a day. until tomorrow, sayonara. ♪ emily: twitter shares close at their lowest since their opening. does it make them an easy acquisition target? i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." the stripe ceo joins me to talk about the company's $5 billion valuation and taking on paypal. the ceo of github with more on the future of open source. first to our lead -- a stock we are watching -- shares

>>> and is joe biden jumping in? from a private lunch date to hints from a lectern, there are new indications that the vice president is leaden toward a run for the top job. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> let's getting right to the breaking news. wall street took investors on a sickening roller coaster ride today. the dow battled most of the way back but then dropped again, closing down more than 3.5%. in the last five trading days alone, the dow has plunged more than 1600 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq today closed down nearly 4% and markets around the world suffered massive sell-offs. the stampede started in china where an economic slowdown has global consequences. >>> also three americans who tackled and subdued a gunman at a high-speed train received france's highest honors. officials and fellow passengers say the three friends, along with a britishman prevented a massacre b. stone the heavily armed suspect. he was reportedly known to counter-terrorism is agen

the buzz about a joe biden presidential run. nbc news said according to people briefed, biden doesn't ask for support but said he's seriously considering running. cnn reported it's likely he will enter the race. according to the wall street journal, the vice president quote increasingly leaning towards entering the race and can knit together a competitive campaign. "the washington post" resorts biden has major democratic fundraisers and josh earnest, the president spokesman praised biden but knocked away questions about the president's own thinking on the race. >> the president indicated the decision he made, i guess, seven years ago now to add joe biden to the ticket as his running made was the smartest decision he made in politics and i think that should give you some sense of the president's view of vice president's aptitude for the top job. i wouldn't speculate at this point whether or not the president would offer an endorsement. >> is there a possibility you could say endorse joe biden or endorse hillary clinton? >> i woul

i have never heard anybody say anything bad about joe biden. people just love joe biden. something, people listen. right, itot come out don't hang around his neck. like ittons it seems sticks with them. the media is all over them. host: we are getting your thoughts. the headline in "the hill" newspaper, crunch time for joe biden. alice, and morning. caller: good morning. i thank you so much. stew relax biden with his family -- needs to relax with his family. he needs to be a supportive person to a new uprising candidate. i think someone just stole my thunder from twitter or facebook. enough of clinton's, enough bushes. it doesn't mean that they are wrong. support somebody new, support new ideas. who is a new candidate in your mind? caller: the person i would support hasn't said she would run. host: who might that person be? caller: that person would be the senator from massachusetts, elizabeth warren. host: alice is in maryland. elizabeth born is the subject of a gallup pole. it measured democrats desire for an additional candidate in the race. democrats say she should ju

. >> reporter: joe biden has run for president twice before. and though he has a much higher profile now as vice president, the challenge is huge. organizing a presidential campaign and attracting donors can take time. but for all of his -- when healthcare became law, the vice president is also known for gas. >> i promise you, the president has a big stick. >> reporter: still biden and supporters believe that the stars may be aligning for him. and he stress that's the vice president has not made a decision, and may not decide until just before the first democratic debate in october, biden's team is taking shape and preparing for him to run. there are staunch joe biden supporters that believe that a presidential run is not a good idea. they believe that his odds of defeating even a damage would be remeet. he's receiving an ear full of advice. >> wow, what a season, it's rounding into shape for you, david. david schuster, thank you. >>> you've heard plenty about the five democrats and 17 republicans running for president, but according to our inv

she doesn't want joe biden in this race. we wondered if he'd take from the anti-hillary vote or the hillary establishment. now we know. polling is pretty much that he's the candidate. an option with hillary if biden were to get in the race, democrats would now begin to wonder if they actually have a choice. >> very importantly along with this rhetoric going back and forth, where are the obamas, where is president obama as far as hillary clinton or biden? it sounds like he is encouraging a biden run. >> yeah. it's very interesting because i think people have thought that obama had resolved the matter at least internally and decided to, if not support hillary, to do what he could for her behind the scenes, but that wasn't the message that came out from the white house a few days ago. in fact, the suggestion was made that obama might even endorse at some point in the contest. well, that certainly encourages biden, it gives him hope. having said that, i thing the obama white house would be just as happy if biden didn't run. it r

a blessing to run if joe biden decide to do it. if you can believe it, the meeting between the president and vice president, not the only meeting today that is stirring speculation. jeff, i understand there is a meeting going on at the vice president's residence, right now. also of note, that include two of the president's most trusted advisers. >> that's right, john. two of the president's top advisers, longest serving political advisers, his election lawyer for years. and anita dunn, communications director in the white house to help craft his presidential campaign. those two are among a few others meet right now with vice president biden in the naval observatory. his official residence in washington. they have not yet signed on to any type of biden campaign. but they're among the people that the vice president is talking to, as he decides to, if he is going to run or not. and again, everyone we speak to throughout, so-called biden world, is still saying he has not yet made his decision. john, he is getting as much information as

when we come back, the joe biden fact. joe biden has reportedly spent part of his vacation talking to >> they believed in what they were doing but they were not scientists. it wasn't science at all. >> there's a lot of lives at stake, a lot of innocent people. >> how many are still locked up? >> the integrity of the criminal justice system is at stake, plain and simple. >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today the will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. >> we have to get out of here. >>> welcome back to "inside story", i'm lisa fletcher in for ray suarez. tonight - closing in on clinton, as a former senator and vice president joe biden has the resume and name recognition to turn the race on its head if he decides to jump in. according to reports he'll make a decision by the end of summer, is that too late to enter the race. we are back with tom, michael and o'brien. what will it take to get jo

>> well, i'm going to talk about joe biden. when you look at florida, one of the places where democrats have struggled are among white working class voters. if you look at obama in 2012, a narrow gap. charlie crist got 36% of the vote. joe biden is an authentic working class guy. i think you are seeing in the polling numbers. >> biden would be 74 years old if elected. that's older than reagan was when he started his second term. if he entered the race, would the vice president pledge to serve just one term? >> i'm not going to -- i don't know that. i can tell you that my 94-year-old grandmother in illinois drives to work and goes to work. i'm sure she would consider joe biden to be a young spring chicken. you know him better than i do. he is the most energetic 74-year-oldry been around. >> thanks for joining us. "outfront" tonight, we have former senior adviser for president obama, dan fifer. a biden presidential run, no matter what folks say, it puts people in the obama administration in a tough spot. we heard the president's

john's piece about joe biden, what is your bottom line about joe biden, whether he will run and what happens if he does? john: a little less and 50-50. as i said before, i don't think it's good for hillary clinton. joe biden is not very happy with the clintons right now. remember we are on twice a day. until tomorrow, sayonara. ♪ emily: twitter shares close at their lowest since their opening. does it make them an easy acquisition target? i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." the stripe ceo joins me to talk about the company's $5 billion valuation and taking on paypal. the ceo of github with more on the future of open source. first to o

joe biden is beloved. i think that is maybe part of the reason why those who love him are saying, do you really want to do this given the personal situation and given the fact it is likely an uphill battle for you. don't you want to ride off into the sunset being remembered as a good vice president. do you think that's a consideration that you're hearing from your democratic sources? >> without a doubt. people are concerned that if he gets into this race that he might do some damage to the legacy he's been building. even with the e-mail controversy swirling around her or hillary clinton's numbers down on honest and trustworthiness, she is one of the most formidable front-runners we've seen for a party nomination that is not involving a president. joe biden, remember, that is done this twice before, knows all too well what it would take and he doesn't have anything organizationally built yet. i'm not saying he wouldn't have time to do that but it's also because of how beloved he is that the democratic party

we don't know whether joe biden ultimately will run for president but what we do know is that joe biden wants us to believe that he's thinking about running for president. >> interesting. there was the quinnipiac poll last week, peter, comes out. swing states. florida, ohio, pennsylvania. 71-26, 72-26. 74-24, do not want another four years of obama's policies. that hurts both hillary and biden. >> there is an anvil around joe biden's neck. where is the grass roots support? we don't see it for hillary clinton or joe biden. we see itber bernie sanders, showing that the democratic party is more leftish than we considered it to be that a socialist is trumping, no pun intended, both of them. we don't see outpouring for joe biden. people are not taking to the streets and saying, we need joe biden. democratic party seems to be saying we need somebody who can possibly win and perhaps hillary clinton is not that person. >> a human gaffe machine. >> it's interesting to me that both hillary and joe biden, before they make their decision, assuming joe makes that decision, they both go to elizabeth

is that a signal to joe biden, don't bother now, i'm almost there. no need wasting your time or your donor's money? >> hilary clinton and the campaign don't want to come down hard on biden. that would encourage him to get in. what they're doing is sending subtle signal to him saying, joe, look at this objectively. we're way ahead of you in money and organization. we're already way ahead of you in delegates. why would you want to go out this way. >> so, james, so joe biden met with richard trump ka yesterday. he also met, on the weekend, sat down with elizabeth warren and people knew about this. what's that all about? what's he telling the world? >> he's trying to figure out if there's a path to run a presidential candidacy. yes, the joe biden decision is the last remaining question mark of the 2016 race in terms of fundamentally changing up who is running and who's not. that is obviously the big question. but this is not 1991 when the world and all democrats are waiting around to see if mario cuomo was going to run for president. he was the liberal d

is joe biden trying to create a ticket of joe biden and elizabeth warren. okay. let's accept that thought for the moment. what about reversing the ticket? jerry bernstein, how much does joe biden like being vice president? might he propose to elizabeth warren, why don't you run for president with me as your experienced vice president? >> no, he might not. >> okay. >> let me just weigh in on that. i have never heard of anybody who loves being vice president, particularly beyond eight years. >> well, he certainly seems to have enjoyed it more than anyone else has done. >> that's true. >> i think also, if elizabeth warren wanted to be president, she'd be running already. >> we'll leave it there tonight and there will be more tomorrow i'm sure. thank you all for joining us tonight, thank you. >>> up next, susan sarandon joins us. she's trying to stop the execution of a man on death row in oklahoma that is scheduled for september 16th. iness strate. and a partnership with hp can help you accelerate down a path created by people, technology and ideas. to move your comp

it will be joe biden. hillary clinton will tri triangulate. >> he comes up short of endorsing hillary clinton. and news channels are suggesting he is waiting for joe biden to throw hat in the ring and address him. >> or stay out of it. i don't think he wants to endorse either of them. sdwl >> how does this affect republicans? would they whether have joe biden or hillary clinton? >> i think republicans would rather have hillary clinton because she struggles. as i have been saying from the start this is someone who could not sell her own ideas and book without creating problems. they are worried about someone being on the stage and be likable and people will say i believe this guy and i believe he believes what he says he believes in. >> we will break in with breaking news that is happening. we just got word in a james holmes jury deliberation that has been going on a verdict has been reached. this is in the second of three phases of sentencing. we understand there is a momentary delay because they have been

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joe johns, good evening to you. all eyes on the vice president, joe biden, will he? won't he jump into the presidential race? president obama is now weighing in. >> that's right, don. president obama weighing in. essentially giving joe biden the green light if he chooses to run according to our jeff zeleny. a blessing from the white house. it isn't a requirement. and it came in two pafrts rts t. after lunch with the president/vice president at the white house. then the press secretary, giving joe biden high praise. quoting the president as saying, that putting biden on the national ticket was the best decision the president's made in politics. there was more today to add to the buzz. when vice president met this evening with former white house communications director anita dunn, former white house counsel, bob bower, anita dunn's husband and former delaware senator ted kaufman, a long-time biden adviser. a lot of talk today. as joe biden tries to explore his options. >> lot of meetings if it sound like as well. what are the next steps for the vice president? is he pl

if he thinks joe biden could and he'll back joe biden because he wants democrats to win to preserve his legacy so he'll choose according to who he thinks will and, and at the moment he's definitely moving towards joe biden as hillary's problems increase. >> who wouldn't? you've got to alienate yourself from somebody who is losing question is all of these -- bundlers if you will, they're concerned to get into late, and they've signed on with hillary -- nobody expected that these things were going to happen so you've donated all of the the money to hillary. now all of a sudden oh, boy. >> now look at this we have a new poll, let's see a new poll that shows 46% of voters believe that hillary clinton wait for it -- should suspend her campaign until legal questions about her pee mail server are resolved. suspend the campaign. that's across the board poll republicans were involved in the polling as well. they were asked a question. but 46% says she recollected suspend her campaign. are you kidding me that's walking away from the campaign. >> you can't suspend something and then decide to come

how seriously is joe biden considering a run? speculation really started earlier this month, when the new york times reported that shortly before biden's son beau died saying the country would be better served with his father and not hillary clinton in the white house. that speculation went into overdrive, that beau's former senior adviser had signed up with the super pac. joining us now, biden's super pa pack. what are you hearing, is the vice president going to run in 2016? >> i sure hope he does. what he's doing right now, he's going through a deliberative process that he's done twice before with his family, his inner circle of advisers to make that decision. >> have you spoken to him personally? do you have a better sense? i understand you would like to see him, certainly all the members of the draft pac want to see limb run. do you know if he's any closer to making a decision? >> i haven't spoken to him, and i think the time line is -- >> obviously one of the big stories was the report that maureen dowd reported about his la

joe biden is happy to run and lose. i think the trial balloon sets up a process in which he can have a frank discussion with president obama about where his support is going to go. if the obama team, as is leaked all over town, is horrified by how much baggage she's taken on with the e-mail scandal and whether or not she's becoming a beatable candidate in general election, then they need an exit ramp and they need joe biden. sanders support will go to joe biden. before he makes it official, there has to be this period in which people promise him money and backup. >> both sides of the aisle feel the anger, kind of the visceral thing. >> i agree. on specific issues,they're not going to leave him. if you look at that 22%, i think there are people who don't trust her and would be willing to go with biden. he's everything she's not. he shares that authenticity with bernie sanders. >> the president last week said he could win a third term. some people said overseas who is better to take the obama administration torch forward,

democrats to tell joe biden. what does joe biden need to hear. how much encouragement does he need? would it take to get joe biden to stop flirting with this and say yes, i'm in? >> it would take a lot. people would have to say we're really concerned hillary clinton's campaign is evaporating, something maybe in her testimony in front of benghazi committee blows up, something like that that makes it look like this is a firestorm. at the moment when you have is hillary clinton with a series of bad news events coming out and lower poll numbers each time. she's trying to change the die na -- dynamic. let's say something positive about my campaign. i don't think at the moment you'll have sort of everything the house is on fire conversations that biden would really need to hear before he gets in. >> here is an unidentified former advisor said. quote "he really likes her personally but there is an under current of resentment and an element of and biden is by no means the only one that felt this, why does she feel entitl

because joe biden is taking a close look. frankly, i think what happened away from minneapolis yesterday in d.c. when joe biden went behind closed doors with a labor boss, richard trumka, is a clear sign he's edging closer to this because he wants organized labor support. hillary clinton's gone behind closed doors with the afl-cio a couple of times. so far they have not endorsed her. she wants that endorsement and hasn't gotten it. >> this is the one question you've been waiting for all day. it's gutfeld. >> i have a compliment and question. compliment nice time. just return it nicely to me. comment, how unusual it is that she's accusing republicans of not being in the modern world when she doesn't drive and claims she's completely ignorant of modern technology. she didn't know how to use a blackberry but saying they live in the stone age. my question is, where is bill clinton these days? usually you would assume that the future first man would be out there trying to help or defend her. it seems like he's -- i'm just wonderin

is joe biden trying to create a ticket of joe biden and elizabeth warren. okay. let's accept that thought for the moment. what about reversing the ticket? jerry bernstein, how much does joe biden like being vice president? might he propose to elizabeth warren, why don't you run for president with me as your experienced vice president? >> no, he might not. >> okay. >> let me just weigh in on that. i have never heard of anybody who loves being vice president, particularly beyond eight years. >> well, he certainly seems to have enjoyed it more than anyone else has done. >> that's true. >> i think also, if elizabeth warren wanted to be president, she'd be running already. >> we'll leave it there tonight and there will be more tomorrow i'm sure. thank you all for joining us tonight, thank you. >>> up next, susan sarandon joins us. she's trying to stop the execution of a man on death row in oklahoma that is scheduled for september 16th. ♪ ♪ (dorothy) toto, i've a feeling we're not in kansas anymore... (morpheus) after this, there is no turning back. (spock) history

we have a great deal of affection for joe biden. he's run before and it's been less than sterling success. that but i still think when push comes to shove biden is less likely rather than more likely to get in. with the clamor of the establishment democrats grows louder, he wants to run. if his heart he wants to run. the things holding him back are the practicalities. let's move on. mp,ay, in the daily womp wo the badly for hillary clinton surrounding e-mails gets worse. the cloth,th jennifer palmieri, and today reports law enforcement officials are investigating how classified material found its members sent to her private e-mail addresses. that should be some nice each reading while she sets off for her vacation and hamptons. this foreen on top of the begetting. on the scale of incremental to monumental, how is this particular newsbreak today? plus plus.ntal i know jen wolcott, one of the reporters. that me back up for just a second and say the petronius parallels, --etraeus he gave classified information to his mistress. he gave

joe biden might run. president obama apparently would be okay with a joe biden run. today we heard the ceo of starbucks is being asked to run as well. >> who floated that a barista? >> i'm not sure. what would be the most fun six months of your life would be joe biden versus donald trump and see how those two go at it. >> i might buy tickets for that. >> exactly. >> juan hillary clinton is not lighting the world on fire. she's been running for office for many years. it's almost like she's the incomein incumbent. she does come across as cold. joe biden comes across as warm. do you think it is being pushed more from the grass roots or somebody in the biden camp? >> i think it's being pushed by the republicans. >> the republicans don't pitch things to maureen dowd. >> never, never. let me tell you something. the numbers still indicate that hillary is i think -- more than 50% of democrats would choose her as their nominee for the democratic party. donald trump is 20 something. that gives you an idea. the thing about the joe biden moment is that joe biden is so loved by d

i think joe biden wants to run. the only cure for once you get the presidential bug apparently is embalming fluid. this would be his third time. i think people who know and actually love joe biden. there's a great deal of affection for him in washington on both sides of the aisle. they don't want to see him humiliated. not sure there's support out there, not sure he can raise the money. on the other hand what if there is a lot of support? then you have a bruising fight within the democratic party because hillary clinton is not going to go quietly. she's kind of sewed up the base hit. she's got a lot of money. so i think if biden does get into the race, i don't think anybody begrudges him. it's his right certainly as a democrat and as a sitting vice president but i'm not sure in the end that this would be good for him or for the democrats. john: without breaching democratic protocol, what he can do is publicly lavish praise on biden as a vice president. privately let it be known to key insiders he'd like to see biden

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john's piece about joe biden what is your bottom line about joe biden, whether he will run and what happens if he does? john: a little less and 50-50. as i said before, i don't think it's good for hillary clinton. joe biden is not very happy with the clintons right now. remember we are on twice a day. until tomorrow, sayonara. ♪ alix: we are moments away from the closing bell. i'm alix steel. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu in for joe weisenthal. [closing bell ringing] alix: all three major indices closing lower this monday with energy down. crude falling below $50 a barrel for the first time since january. scarlet: but the question is "what'd you miss?" the chinese plunge. china's stocks hitting the lowest level in three weeks. but are we missing the bigger story? two killer

but that joe biden is beating trump. in other words, biden is doing better than hillary clinton is doing in hick. you are starting to see voters in polls showing that hillary clinton is not doing well here. >> i do not buy that joe biden is thinking about running because of hillary's e-mail. i think -- look, the last sitting vice president that did not run in an open election, i think was kidick complainy. joe biden has done a great job as vice president. he has an incredible relationship with congress on both sides of the aisle. >> he has a 20% net faifrl favorable right now, hillary clinton did, do you think he would be running? >> i think it has more to do with the health of his son and less thou to do about his e-mails. >> it's going to be an awkward cocktail party. john king, patty so lease, doyle bernstein, thank you all so much. >>> other big news today. the market meltdown. why it might not be over yet. and what you can do about it. richard quest thank goodness has all the answers. >>> also, donald trump has a 14

joe biden is happy to run and lose. i think the trial balloon sets up a process in which he can have a frank discussion with president obama about where his support is going to go. if the obama team as is leaked all over town is horrified by how much baggage she's taken on with the e-mail scandal and whether or not she's becoming a beatable candidate in general election then they need an exit ramp and they need joe biden. sanders support will go to joe biden. before he makes it official, there has to be this period in which people promise him money and backup. >> both sides of the aisle feel the anger, kind of the visceral thing. >> i agree. on specific issues,they're not going to leave him. if you look at that 22%, i think there are people who don't trust her and would be willing to go with biden. he's everything she's not. he shares that aweuthenticity with bernie sanders. >> the president last week said he could win a third term. some people said overseas who is better to take the obama administration torch forward,

the buzz about a joe biden presidential run. nbc news said according to people briefed, biden doesn't ask for support but said he's seriously considering running. cnn reported it's likely he will enter the race. according to the wall street journal, the vice president quote increasingly leaning towards entering the race and can knit together a competitive campaign. "the washington post" resorts biden has mayjor democratic fundraisers and josh earnest, the president spokesman praised biden but knocked away questions about the president's own thinking on the race. >> the president indicated the decision he made, i guess, seven years ago now to add joe biden to the ticket as his running made was the smartest decision he made in politics and i think that should give you some sense of the president's view of vice president's aptitude for the top job. i wouldn't speculate at this point whether or not the president would offer an endorsement. >> is there a possibility you could say endorse joe biden or endorse hillary clinton? >> i wou