mr. biden: yes. charlie: if you were running against donald trump, you like thetical battle, you like ideas.of what would be your case? againstld be your case him? mr. biden: obviously i am not running. i will be out campaigning for hillary. the case i will make on her behalf and why she should be president is that if you in fact conclude that we don't need alliances. let me back up. it is a different world charlie. we have to continue to be worried about major regional actors. russia, china, iran. what people are most worried about are the stateless actors. those elements from failed states that are generating extremist ideologies and organizations. that is not met with a standing any, that is met with intensive interlocking of intelligence organizations. the willingness to train those governments in those countries. with the capacity to deal internally with these extremist elements, that all requires cooperation. that requires you to have a relationship. what good does it do if falluja is freed and

mr. biden: that's assume that is -- let's assume that is true. whether they find guns depends on how much damage they can do. it is of quantum difference. you give me a nine millimeter glock, and you have a 38 revolver. i will kill more people quickly in here. you will shoot as many, but i will kill more. it matters, the weapon and its caliber. and it lethality matters. if they don't have a gun, they'll get a baseball bat. well, they are not going to kill as many people. if you have multiple rounds and shots,es that hold 19 and you go boom, boom, not automatic, but boom, boom, as opposed to like everybody thinks of the western, the old six shooter. you have got to take it out and work it again. it matters. it matters the amount of carnage that can occur as a consequence of what type of weapon. charlie: evan, this is what you wrote. the greatest questions are not what types of weapons people will be allowed to use in the future but who can use them and why. it,: if you think about every time there is a mass shooting, we focus on the instrument at

today vice president joe biden tried to give a major jolt to the effort to cure cancer. today, mr. biden hosted day-long cancer summit in washington, d.c. he said he would pull federal funding for cancer studies that failed to share their results. he said the world of cancer research needs a culture change in order to make progress. it's all part of his moonshot initiative to find a cure for the disease. >> i think i'm in a position to say without being totally naive that we're on the cusp of break-throughs that can get us there. the golden moonshot is to propel us forward today. >> mr. biden was joined at the summit by carol burnett who lost her daughter to cancer. there are hundreds of summits happening around the country today. hospitals in our area taking part, include fox chase, christiana care and penn. here's more on how penn doctors are pushing for a cure right here at home. rosemary? >> reporter: doctors at the abramson cancer center are hard at work both here and in washington today. the director of this center is in d.c. advising the vice president, teaching him about th

mr. biden: the reason is, as i -- i the opposition is will not mention his name, i put proposals proposal about executive and legislative actions to take. we came close to getting extended background checks. one senator called me and said even though my state agree with me, there are 200 protesters outside of my office. whichthe intensity with the people who oppose and the funding that comes from the nra and other gun groups that is so well organized. charlie: are you convinced that if someone is intent on doing great violence they will find a gun. esther biden: that's assume that is true. dependsthey find guns on how much damage they can do. it is a quantum difference. you give me a nine millimeter glock and a 38 revolver. i'll kill more people quickly. weapon and its caliber. gun they'llt have a get a baseball bat. while they are not going to kill as many people. if you have multiple rounds and shots, asthat had 19 shooter,o the old six you have to take it out. it matters. it matters th

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obama, vice president and mrs. biden and an incredible array of dignitaries in the east room and i thanks the theater god is didn't have to write that on a timeline. i tried to write about it in an essay for buzzfeed about this but if you want to understand what is special about the show, it's in here. the last song was "wound last time" a song in which chris jackson sings the words washington's farewell address. imagine this. you're seeing chris jackson, an african-american man from illinois, singing the song, directly in front of him is president obama, who is african-american, his wife behind him is the gilbert stewart portrait of george washington. the first president, a character that chris jackson is playing who owned black men and it felt like all of american history was condensed into this one little tab blow. didn't have -- tab low. i didn't have to turn my head to see it. what is most exciting about the show is knowing people who were just behind president obama when this performance was happening. there

mr. obama and vice president biden laid 49 white roses, one for each of the dead, at a memorial. the president said the grieving asked him, "why does this keep happening?" >> and they pleaded that we do more to stop the carnage. they don't care about the politics. neither do i. neither does joe. and neither should any parent out here who's thinking about their kids being not in the wrong place but in place where's kids are supposed to be. >> pelley: the 49, ages 18 to 50, were killed sunday nightclub. of the more than 50 others who are wounded, 28 are still in the hospital. tonight, six of them are in critical condition. homeland security correspondent jeff pegues has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: gun store owner robert abbele says in the weeks before the orlando shooting, omar mateen tried to buy body armor at his gun shop. mateen was told the store didn't sell body armor. >> at this time, he pulled away, and got on to his cell phone. when he was on his cell phone, he had a conversation in a foreign language. that was more concerning. then he came back, and he wa

mr. obama and vice president biden laid 49 white roses, one for each of the dead, at a memorial. the president said the grieving asked him, "why does this keep happening?" >> and they pleaded that we do more to stop the carnage. they don't care about the politics. neither do i. neither does joe. and neither should any parent out here who's thinking about their kids being not in the wrong place but in place where's kids are supposed to be. >> pelley: the 49, ages 18 to 50, were killed sunday morning in the massacre at pulse, a gay nightclub. of the more than 50 others who are wounded, 28 are still in the hospital. tonight, six of them are in critical condition. homeland security correspondent jeff pegues has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: gun store owner robert abbele says in the weeks before the orlando shooting, omar mateen tried to buy body armor at his gun shop. mateen was told the store didn't sell body armor. >> at this time, he pulled away, and got on to his cell phone. when he was on his cell phone, he had a conversation in a foreign language. that was more

following protocol, mr. obama and mr. biden traveled separately on air force one and air force two. [no audio] coming up on c-span2, a hearing on u.s. efforts to fight international crime organizations. it's the annual congressional correspondence award dinner. later senate leaders make remarks on senator chris miller these debate on gun control. after that, senator ted ted cruz on the orlando mass shooting. c-span's washington "washington journal", live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning executive director emeritus of gun owners of america will be on to discuss his group's mission on new gun control standards. also the human rights campaign representative will be on and they'll talk about the orlando nightclub shooting and what concerns his organization has with concerns of attacks on the gay community. afghan about sir for the u.s. will join us and share his perspective on the shooting of orlando, the future of afghanistan in the war against the taliban. be sure to watch "washington journal" beginning live at eastern seven a.m. >> frida

mr. obama and vice president joe biden laid 49 white roses, one for each of the dead, at a memorial. the president said the grieving asked him, "why does this keep happening?" >> and they pleaded that we do more to stop the carnage. they don't care about the politics. neither do i. neither does joe. and neither should any parent out here who's thinking about their kids being, not in the wrong place, but in places where kids are supposed to be. >> pelley: the 49, ages 18 to 50, were killed sunday morning in the massacre at pulse, the gay nightclub. of the more than 50 others wounded, 28 are still in the hospital, six of them in critical condition. homeland security correspondent jeff pegues has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: gun store owner robert abbele says in the weeks before the orlando shooting, omar mateen tried to buy body armor at his gun shop. mateen was told the store didn't sell body armor. >> at this time, he pulled away, and got onto his cell phone. when he was

afterward, mr. obama and vice president biden left flowers at a makeshift memorial, and spoke with reporters. >> today, once again as has been true too many times before, i held and hugged grieving family members and parents and they asked why does this keep happening? and they pleaded that we do more to stop the carnage. they don't care about the politics. neither do i. >> woodruff: but, a leading republican caused a stir today when he initially charged the president bears the blame for the nightclub killings. arizona senator john mccain told reporters: "barack obama is directly responsible for it" because his decision to pull all u.s. troops out of iraq led to the rise of isis. later, mccain said he misspoke, and did not mean to imply the president was "personally responsible" for orlando. >> sreenivasan: britain was stunned today, when a member of parliament was shot dead in her own district. labour party m.p. jo cox had campaigned to keep britain in the european union. she was killed in the smal

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mr. obama and vice president joe biden laid 49 white roses, one for each of the debt at a memorial. the president said that the grieving asked him why does this keep happening? >> and they pleaded that we do more to stop the carnage. they don't care about the politics. neither do i. neither does joe. and neither should any parent out here. thinking about their kids being not in the wrong place, but in places where kids are supposed to be. >> pelley: the 49, ages 18 to 50 were killed at pulse the gay ni wounded, 12 are still in the hospital, six of them in critical condition. homeland security correspondent jeff pegues has the latest on the situation. >> reporter: gun story owner robert abbele said weeks before the shooting, omar mateen tried to buy body armor. he was told the store didn't sell body armor. >> at this time he pulled away and got on the cell phone. when he was on the cell phone he had a conversation in a foreign language. that was more concern. he came back and was requesting ammo. >> reporter: abbele said they were so concerned they called the fbi. authorities say say

. >> vice president biden soon followed, throwing his own support behind mrs. clinton but donald trump is dumping cold water on all of it. listen. >> first time ever by the way a president of the united states endorsed somebody under criminal investigation. interesting. >> however a new fox news poll of r bad news for donald trump where hillary clinton beating him. just last month trump was leading clinton 45 to 42%. does hillary clinton really have the advantage now? joining was reaction -- before we see donald trump loslosing%. and hillary staying flat. what's it all about. >> you would have expected she probably would have gained a little and that didn't happen. trump lost about ten points in the poll. but the reality is she's not really solved any of her larger prop problems. in the poll only 44% of voters say she has the integrity to be commander in chief. 64% say they think she's lying about the e-mail and server scandal. hillary again seems to have good news stories that never really materialize. her likability and relatability are so low that she can't

. >> vice president biden soon followed throwing his own support behind mrs. clinton. but trump is dumping cold water on all of it. listen. >> first time ever, by the way, a president of the united states endorsed somebody under criminal investigation. interesting. >> however, new fox new poll of registered voters has bad news for donald trump with hillary clinton now beating him 42% to 39%. just last month trump was leading over clinton 45% to 42%. does hillary clinton really have the advantage now? joining us with tony and fox news contributor along with jessica tarlov democratic pollster and strategist. start with you, tony. we see donald trump losing 6%. hillary staying flat verse source the last poll. what's it all about? >> yeah, after the week she has had you would suspect she probably would have gained a little bit. that didn't happen. trump has lost 10 points among democratic voters in this poll. that's where his slippage has come from. the reality is she hasn't solved any large problems in this poll. only 44% of voters say she has the integrity to become comm

many democrats including vice president joe biden say sanders should be given time. >> mr. vice president, can i ask you, is it time for bernie sanders to drop out of the race? >> be a little graceful. let the man have his own pace. >> sanders will follow the meeting with the president with a trip to capitol hill where he will meet with senate minority leader harry reid. nbc's chris jansing and peter alexander following this for us. i know we're all juggling our different points of view. i'm looking at a camera at a parking lot adjacent to the parking lots. you're stationed at your locations. chris, i'll start with you. you were traveling with the senator as he stopped in vermont, now in washington d.c., describe to us the tone or the feel from the insiders who know him best. how are they describing how he feels. >> this is an emotional roller coaster, this is someone who came out of nowhere essentially. no name recognition. absolutely no money and mounted a serious challenge to hillary clinton and there is an important distinction i want you to make. a lot of people are ma

look, there are people out there in the democratic party who will never forgive mrs. clinton for voting the same way that vice president biden voted, the same way that secretary of state kerry voted. that really can't be fixed. but what she can do is explain what her priorities would be as president. and i think whether a liberal or conservative on the left or the right, i think you're increasingly -- it's apparent that isis is a dangerous and grave threat to not just the people in the middle east as they had been in the past, but now in europe and now the united states. and mrs. clinton will -- secretary clinton will explain what the kind of trade-offs and decisions that a real commander in chief has to make. this isn't reality television. this is the real world. you have to work with your allies, come up with decisions that our military diplomats and other friends and allies around the world will work with us to achieve without alienating the entire muslim world. donald trump has played into isis' hands by basically saying they were right, that the united states bas

vivekananda the senate at the direction -- vice president biden: the senate very direction of the body appoints the members on the part of the senate to escort his excellency, narendra modi, into the house chamber. the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnell. the senator from utah mr. hatch. the senator from missouri, mr. blunt. the senator from wyoming, mr. barassy. the senator from mississippi, mr. wicker. the senator from tennessee, mr. corker. the senator from ohio, mr. portman. the senator from illinois, mr. durbin, the senator from washington, miss murry. the senator from michigan, ms. stabenow, the senator from minnesota, miss klobuchar. the senator from maryland, mr. ardin. the speaker: the members of the escort committee will exit the chamber through the lobby doors. >> mr. speaker, the acting dean of the diplomatic corps. >> mr. speaker, the president's cabinet. sergeant at arms: mr. speaker, the prime minister of the republic of india. -- e minister modi: the speaker: members of congress, i have the high privilege and the distinct honor in presenting to you his excellency, nare

. >> mr. speaker the punishment for rape should be longer than a semester for college. >> he asked californians to remove judge aaron perski from the bench. also vice president biden wrote an open letter to turner's victim. part of it says i am filled with furious anger that this happened to you and that our culture is o broken that you were ever put in the position of ever defending your own worth. >>> who would steal from a 12- year-old at gunpoint? >> the whole thing has left this thing pretty shaken up and police are anxious to get his dog back. the boy was walking maya. she's a 3-year-old german shepherd. she was walking maya when a man got off his car and trying to take the dog. then things got terrifying. >> another guy got off, had a gunpointing it at the boy. gave the boy no alternative other than giving up the dog. >> the two got away with the dog. that is the only transcription police have right now so anyone who might have seen something or know anything about where this dog may be

mr. mcguire: we would agree with that, mr. chairman. actually that process that you're describing used to be used by the department of where manufacturers wouldan opportunity to test a product under a new standard or to even employ a new test procedure before you could determine whether a standard was appropriate. but what we've seen in the last several years is because so many rulemakings are going on at the same time, that d.o.e. has not been able to go through this very thorough process of let's do a test procedure and make sure that works, a test can be repeatable and reproducible before we set a standard. so that companies can see if you can test a product. it's very -- manufactures spend an enormous amount of resources on compliance to these standards. the testing is very complicated. these products are more sophisticated than they used to be, so you want to get that right. you don't want to mess that up. and what's happened is the process has become con flate and it's very difficul

is joe biden ready to parachutef mrs. clinton is indicted? could she survive politically an indictment? could she survive politically if she's not indicted and rogue fbi agents leak the evidence because they're furious that she wasn't indicted after they spent a year investigating her? stuart: gotta go. i'm -- >> wicked. [laughter] >> wicked. all right. it is donald trump versus hillary clinton. the focus? foreign policy. expect hillary to come out swinging this afternoon in california. also, trump verbally attacks the judge presiding over the trump university lawsuit. you can bet our judge andrew napolitano will have something to say about that. >>> and how about these numbers? more than three million immigrants came here in the last two years. more than one million of them, illegally. hour three, three minutes away. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brigh

mr. obama asked god to comfort the families, heal the wounded, bring solace to those whose hearts have been broken and give us resolve to do what's necessary to reduce hatred in the world. that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for the morning news and for "cbs this morning." from broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> in a scene that's become all too familiar, president obama tried again to console those mourning a mass shooting, the worst one in u.s. history. the president made a low-key visit to orlando where 49 people were gunned down in cold blood at a nightclub. he and vice president joe biden laid white roses at a memorial to the victims and sat for hours with survivors and families of those killed. mr. obama spoke with bliss and ambulance cruise and the hospital workers who helped save the lives of the 53 people wounded that night. >> after the worst of humanity, the best of humanity came roari

[video clip] mrs. clinton: when donald trump says let's make america great again, that is code for let's take america backward. mr. trump: hillary clinton, or as i call her crooked hillary , clinton, refuses to even say the words radical islam. this alone makes her unfit to be president. mrs. clinton: anyone who wants to defund planned parenthood has no idea what is best for women. mr. trump: she will appoint radical judges who will legislate from the bench, overriding congress. the will of the people will mean nothing, nothing. mrs. clinton: this is a man who has called women pigs, dogs and disgusting animals. hard to imagine counting on him to respect our fundamental rights. mr. trump: her policies would be a crushing blow to all poor people in this country. john: this is coming off a stellar week for hillary clinton and one of the worst weeks for trump. for the moment, let's strip away that context and judge the speeches on their own merits. we will expect to see a lot more of what we just saw over

vice president biden was asked this question yesterday. let me play that and ask you about it. >> mr. vice president, can i ask you is it time for bernie sanders to drop out of the race? >> be a little graceful. let the man have his own pace. >> i think hillary clinton is going to be a great president. >> obviously very intentional trying to show public respect for bernie sanders. >> yeah, he wants respect, and he wants influence. and that's where harry reid comes in as well. he really likes joe biden. he really likes harry reid. one of the senior staffers told me every other week he was in the senate saying i really loved harry reid. even though they had that flap over the nevada convention, they have a mutual understanding and a mutual respect. and this is something that happened -- has happened every time before when you have a race like this. happened to hillary clinton. took her a couple of days to come around to the idea that she needed to drop out. but also remember, this is a very different situation. first of all, hillary clinton

mr. trump is unique in attempting to effect the judiciary. other private citizens tried to pressure the judiciary from time to time. but not private citizens who are placed in close range of the white house by one of our great political parties. it is one thing for a private citizen to attempt to throw his economic or political weight around as an unelected official, to try to influence, help him demolish his adversary, and it -- a phrase used by this particular fellow. it is is quite another for the presumptive candidate of a major party to do the same thing. up to now you may say, -- they will say joe, and folks, i have not been out responding to in my capacity as vice president to anything that mr. trump has said, but it is my view that a presidential candidate that publicly attacks a sitting judge that ruled against his own interests cannot be trusted to respect the independence of the judiciary as the president. i'm sure for those saying with good reason i think that's a harsh judgment, but there's no real connection here, let's look at

mr. obama saying it is going to take more than the military to stop isis and that our politics have made it easy for terrorists to buy high-powered weapons will. >> i held and hugged grieving family members and parents and they asked why does this keep happening? they don't care about the politics. neither do i. neither does joe. >> president obama's visit to orlando comes four days after omar mateen killed 49 people. >>> meantime some republicans are pushing back on growing calls for gun control even as donald trump opens the door to discussing it. house speaker paul ryan wants to make sure sunday's violence never happens again, but they say it, quote, it is not a gun control issue. this is a terrorism issue. >>> the cdc is reporting three babies were born in the u.s. with zika-related birth defects. 230 pregnant women in the u.s. were diagnosed with the illness. in each of the cases the virus was contracted while traveling outside the country. zika can cause babies to be born with abnor

mr. obama has been pushing for them control, gay rights, and acceptance of muslim americans. he angrily reviews republican candidate donald trump proposing a crackdown on muslims in the wake of the shooting. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. mark: we are just getting some news for him -- from the labor for britain campaign, the main campaign for the opposition labor party. it says it is suspending its referendum campaign following mp. shooting of we heard joe cox has been shot and injured according to a press report. the bbc is saying as much, citing unidentified eyewitness. her office says she has been shot and stabbed. labour remain cap says it is suspending its referendum campaign. that is, cross twitter in a few --that has come across twitter in the last few minutes. we'll keep an eye on that. the bank of england left monetary policy unchanged, and that was one key factor influencing their decision. chair yellen: brexit, the upcoming decision on whether to leave the european union is something we di

. >> mr. speaker, the punishment for rape should be longer than a semester in college. >> welcome, lady gaga. >> reporter: vice president joe biden seen here introducing lady gaga at this year's oscars where she performed with sexual assault survivors, has been an outspoken voice to stop sexual assault on campus. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: today the vice president wrote an open letter to brock turner's victim. he said, i am filled with furious anger that this happened to you and that our culture is so broken that you were ever put in the position of defending your own worth. i do not know your name. but i know that a lot of people failed you that terrible january night and in the months that followed." the vice president even called out turner's father by telling the victim, you will never be defined by what the defendant's father has callously termed, 20 minutes of action. his son will be. the call to action is also resounding in hollywood. >> i'm lena. >> reporter: actors and creator of the h

mr. trump is unique in attempting to effect the judiciary. other private citizens tried to pressure the judiciary from time to time. but not private citizens who are placed in close range of the white house by one of our great political parties. it is one thing for a private citizen to attempt to throw his economic or political weight around as an unelected official, to try to influence, help him demolish his adversary, and it is quite another for the presumptive candidate of a major party to do the same thing. they will say joe, and folks, i have not been out responding to in my capacity as vice president to anything that mr. trump has said, but it is my view that a presidential candidate that publicly attacks a sitting judge that ruled against his own interests cannot be trusted to appoint to the judiciary. i'm sure for those saying with good reason i think that's a harsh judgment, but there's no real connection here, let's look at what that presumptive nominee said. his own words. after calling the judge presiding over a fraud suit against

support. >> is sanders a stronger candidate against trump than mrs. clinton? >> obviously at this point yes. because of the sanger in the electorate potentially more so than those who dismissed him. they are running against somebody who is arguably weaker. >> you argued for years that there is an opening for the third party. this year with them having the highest unfavorables, is this the third party year? >> it is the year that the polling i have seen and done and others have done shows 55 to 60% of the american people who want a third party on the ticket. 20 to 25% said they would vote. >> what about the libertarian party? could this be the year in. >> it's possible they are getting at least in a fox poll 10 to 11%. i don't think they will do that well. they will do a lot better than the 1%. >> i don't think he could. we are in such an unpredictable year. i hate to make definitive statements. >> thank you for all the statements. she may not be the nominee, but hillary clinton is acting like it, taking on donald trump over foreign policy. so was her

mr. trump: hillary clinton or as i call her crooked hillary clinton, refuses to even say the words radical islam. this alone makes are unfit to be president. mrs. clinton: anyone who wants to defund planned parenthood has no idea what is best for women. mr. trump: she will appoint radical judges who will legislate from the bench overriding congress. the will of the people will mean nothing, nothing. mrs. clinton: this is a man who is called women pigs, dogs and disgusting animals. hard to imagine counting on him to respect our fundamental rights. mr. trump: her policies would be a crushing blow to all poor people in this country. john: this is coming off us dollar week for hillary clinton in one of the worst weeks for trump. for the moment, let's strip away that context and judge the speech on their own merits. we will expect to see a lot more of what we just saw over the months ahead. on this first day who had the better day? mike: hillary clinton because she had the better week, but don

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biden: thank you very much. please, thank you. please. please, thank you so much. mr. president, let me thank you by offering this as a venue. .his was an important meeting you know, before i go to the introductions and the she cameons of people, into my office yesterday and it was like we had known each other forever. i have watched her and it felt like i know her. many here are patient advocates. the stories of our children, spouses, brothers, sisters who have not -- who fought the good fight and ultimately suck comed, it's amazing the spirit of so many of them. she was telling me about carrie and i started talking about -- and i will not do this, i promise, about bo, my son. i was thinking when she was speaking that he was at three different hospitals over the year-and-a-half. by the way, if there are any angels in heaven, they are all nurses. the doc's are ok but they're all nurses. [applause] . >> male and female. you're looking at a guy two months

mr. obama canceled what would w have been his first campaignn stop for hillary clinton in order to make thathiil trip. >> meanwhile lawmakers want a series of facebook posts omarsma mateen made before theteen shooting to be looked atooke closer.. the senate homeland securityhome and governmental affairsgo committee sent a letterve to mark zuckerberg details thehe posts in which mateen blames the u.s. for the deaths ofs of quote innocent equipment andent children. in another post mateen reportedly pledged allegiance to the leader of isis. i >>> this morning we are takingo a look at filibuster effortsr ef by senate democrats to get gunun legislation brought to theatn floor. >> connecticut senator chrisctic murphy led the charge c yesterday in the fight for tougher gun laws.r gaws. fox5's jennifer davis joinsvi us live from capitol hill with the very latest on this story. jennifer. >> reporter: good mo you guys. g this filibuster ended whiler en most of us were probablye probay sleeping veri

either mr. trump which is possible doesn't understand -- i mean that sincerery, he's a bright guy, i'm not saying that, not pretending -- he doesn't understand because this is a realm he's never dealt before or he doesn't care. that it would border on an impeachable offense for a president to use the great powers of the office to attempt to undermine a federal judge by placing pressure on that judge in any case. especially one the president has in this case a personal financial stake. this kind of conduct is pernicious and unprecedented. >> if trump were to become president would this be an impeachable offense? >> i'm not legal expert. i do think it raises serious questions about the separation of powers and about abuse of power were he to become president in the way he would handle the judiciary. but he goes back to the point we were talking about a few minutes ago. what he is doing right now is proving that whether it is for personal financial reasons or for personal political reasons that he'

mr. president, why does the debate need to change, the issue never changes and you never address the real problem. from pennsylvania, bill, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: we're fine. how are you today? caller: listen, my problem is with the gun. i've been carrying a gun for 50 years, ok? i just came back from europe. and they're praying they wish they had a gun there in greece right now, ok? it's not the guns that we got problems with. the problem is that the president is playing games with. you don't want to open the issue of the mental problem we have and go after that, number one. the number three, you want to destroy the gun owner like me that i carry a gun 50 years and other people that protect themselves. we don't go around killing people. and he wants to mess us up. i think it's totally wrong, and he's not going to be successful on that, and i can guarantee you that. and this wasn't taxpayers money, instead of doing the right thing for the right people. and

i'm with you, vice president biden. we all are. ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, a vice president of the united states. [applause] >> thank you very much, carol. please, thank you. please. please, thank you so much. mr. president, let me thank you by offering howard as the venue. this is an important meeting. you know, before i go to the introductions and recognitions of people, carol came into my office yesterday, and it was like we had known each other for ever, although i watched her, i felt like i know her. but like many of the survivors here in this room our patient advocates. the stories of our children and our spouses and our brothers and our sisters who have not fought the good fight and ultimately succumbed, it's an amazing, the spirit of so many of them. she was telling me about carrie, and i started talking about, and i will not do this, i promised, about beau, my son. and i was thinking when she was speaking that he was at three different hospitals over a year and have. by the wacom is there any angels in heav

i'm with you, vice president biden. we all are. ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, the vice president of the united states. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, carol. please, thank you. please. thank you so much. mr. president let me thank you by offering howard as a venue. this is important meeting. you know, before i go through the introductions and the recognitions of people, carol came into my office yesterday and it was like we had known each other forever although i've watched her -- i felt like i know her. but like many of the survivors in this room and patient advocates, the stories of our children and spouses and our brothers and sisters who have not -- who fought the good fight and ultimately succumbed, it's amazing the spirit of so many of them. she was telling me about carrie and i started talking about -- and i will not do this, i promise, about beau, my son and i was thinking when she was speaking that he was at three different hospitals over a year and a half. if there are any angels in heaven, they are all

i think if mrs. clinton is indicted or not indicted and fbi agents leave evidence against her which would be mountain of evidence that that would destroy candidacy it's more likely joe biden parachutes and picks elizabeth warren which would please bernie and supporters. i thought you were going to ask me about the gorilla. [laughter] stuart: okay, the participants may face charges of neglect. is that possible? >> i think the parents have suffered terribly and the choice to kill the gorilla was a morale and they did the right thing. stuart: i don't see culpability on the part of the parents. >> the babysitters. that's the argument against the parents. these people have suffered enough, they practically had a heart attack watching the kids in the hands of the gorilla. stuart: well said. thank you, judge napolitano. see you at 11:00. that's where we are. that's not bad. how does janet yellen raise interest rates in an economy like this? she speaks at lunchtime today. i don't see any -- [laughter] stuart

mr. trump is unique in attempting to effect the judiciary. other private citizens tried to pressure the judiciary from time to time. but not private citizens who are placed in close range of the white house by one of our great political parties. it is one thing for a private citizen to attempt to throw his economic or political weight around as an unelected official, to try to influence, help him demolish his adversary, and it -- a phrase used by this particular fellow. it is is quite another for the presumptive candidate of a major

mr. trump is unique in attempting to effect the judiciary. other private citizens tried to pressure the judiciary from time to time. but not private citizens who are placed in close range of the white house by one of our great political parties. it is one thing for a private citizen to attempt to throw his economic or political weight around as an unelected official, to try to influence, help him demolish his adversary, and it is quite another for the presumptive candidate of a major