chug hot sauce or jump up like howard dean? >> the howard dean reference. let's go howard dean. >> howard dean. we're going to tak back. what does he do next? >> we can take this country back. >> i had seen that ad. >> a slow smile from herman cane. that is what we have for round two. >> i need redemption. >> next week. >> good. >> we'll see you next week. [cheering] >>>coming up. show you what's changing and >>>okay. it's map time we van. evan look at the map. look at wisconsin. we hve a new poll showing hillary clinton tripled her lead there. that's 15 points up. not going to trump but clinton. say today you start looking at the numbers and trump's reaction has to be sort of ooh. trfrp finds more than one path to the presidency which goes through florida. assume trump wins florida. not nearly set in stone but just assume for argument sake he does win florida. it's very difficult to see how he wins. especially when you consider that wisconsin at this point looks to be blue. pennsylvania the polls leaning hillary clinton's way. >> the polls have shown penns

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i really don't. >> howard dean, stuart stevens thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> chris hayes is up next. >>> tonight on all in. >> his wife, if she probably maybe wasn't allowed to have anything to say. you tell me. >> donald trump attacks a mother who lost her son in iraq. >> this person is total incapable of empathy. he is a black soul. >> as the backlash builds. >> to have trump do what he did, i don't know where the bounds are. i don't know where the bottom is. >> what will it take for republicans to repudiate trump. >> i can't vote for donald trump. >>> then, trump's putin policy. >> he's not going into ukraine, okay? just so you understand. he's not going to go into ukraine. >> except russia already annexed part of ukraine two years ago. lawrence wilkerson is here on that. >>> plus, the avalanche of allegations against the man who spent decades shaping the psychology of the american

we're rejoined now by howard dean and david coin. howard dean we speculated earlier when you were on that this might happen because all we had at that time was a washington post report indicating it might happen. we now have confirmation from donald trump and the president of mexico that they'll be meeting tomorrow in mexico. what are you expecting from that. >> i know it's the toughest question i've ever asked you. >> i suspect president of mexico will go out to his folks and tell everybody what a jerk donald trump is because what he's going to say, the guy has insulted 100 million people living south of the border, they can't suddenly say this guy is a reasonable guy. that's what i suspect. maybe it's mutually beneficial to both people. i think -- i think the part of the president of mexico's part, you know, they have a saying about politics, is if you get in a mud wrestling match with a pig, everybody gets dirty and the pig likes it. that's kind of what this meeting is about, i think the president of mexico has made a big mistake.

grayson: the party under howard been was not the same as -- howard dean was not the same as the party under debbie wasserman schultz. we can all agree on that. howard dean was more willing to assert himself on matters of principle. it's just a complete different style and a sense of what the position really means. inbie has decided to excel fundraising for the party. some people think that is a good idea. some people think it is pointless because we have no message. [laughter] rep. grayson: that people want to hear. what do you do? you buy a lot of ads and they are just drivel. the answer is, absolutely. when howard dean ran a party, running the party meant something very important. none of us can forget the principle involved. when you run a real republican against a fake republican, the real republican will win every time. that is a lesson that still has not been learned by the democratic party. mr. chamberlain: maria, i see you chomping at the bit to say something. >> i am watching that race in florida very closely. debbie wasserman schultz has something in common with my opponent.

howard dean was more willing to assert itself. some people think that's a good idea, some people think it's pointless because we have no message. so what do you do? you buy a lot of ads. the answer is, absolutely. when howard dean ran the party, the party really meant something very important and none of us can for forget the principle involved that when you run a that is a lesson that still has not been in by the democratic party. >> and misery, we have more payday loans operations than walmart, starbucks, and mcdonald's put together. that is because there's people like my opponents and others like debbie wasserman schultz. the other thing is since neither one of them want to debate in front of the people that they represent. and especially here in missouri, when you have had an incumbent peoplefor 40 years, the do deserve to have an open debate. [applause] to address the magical e-mail list. i think it's also really crucial that we know that. but at the same time, the way becauseiew it to and brand-new congress does not have tha

by the way, howard dean has free market in him too. two things here, regarding health care system, number one, it's not just the fda long overdue for reforms. but number two, look at obamacare for heaven sakes. these people that want to use this drug are stuck with high premiums and high deductibles. why? because of obamacare mandates. second point, we are taxing the manufacturers, we are taxing the equipment makers, we are taxing the pharmas all for obamacare. by the way, obamacare is on a death spiral and it's going to have to be completely replaced. so you put it all together. yeah, politically let's blame pharmas. let's blame drug companies. that's what we always do. how about making an analysis? how about using the free market? and how about getting rid of obamacare? >> larry, are you still running for public office in connecticut? >> i am not. i am here. >> okay. >> away on vacation. >> because this sounded like a political speech. obamacare has absolutely nothing to do with. that's the argument -- >> obamacare has everything --

an organization that started 12 years ago after governor howard dean ran for president and we started a long-term organization over 846we elected candidates to congress up and down the ballot across this country, raised over $59 for candidates and specifically with the bernie sanders campaign, we members very early, our participated in over 115,000th banks helpingone to make 75 million phone calls which is an outrageously awesome number. we played a very important part in that. it seems like a perfect way to continue on the work of what democracy for america is all about. which is about fighting a 50 state strategy of fighting up and down the ballot. what we are here for today is we are about the next steps for political revolution. we have some great candidates. ernie is no longer a candidate -- bernie is to log a candidate for the presidency. -- no longer a candidate for the presidency. have political revolution candidates up and down the tolot and are in a position make headway for the political revolution as soon as the upcoming elections happening right now. that said, this is a

misty could -- >> in my lifetime, the most progress the progress that the mermaid was when howard dean was in charge. we need an outsider. [applause] >> we need an outsider who can come in to the party and to recognize that is in the -- it is the progressive of values that propel us to victory. >> yes. we have candidates here talking about pushing that in new ways and if their candidate who is doing it in an open primary. then we also have a brand-new congress were the actual mission is to replace everybody. right? so, can you tell us a little bit about how you're planning to do that? >> brand-new congress is an idea we can together with it has been in the making for at least a are familiar with zach exley, it was his idea and it snowballed into what we have today which is the unified national campaign to elect 400 plus candidates in the recently say 400 plus is because, this is for the 2018 election, we have some existing members who should stay in their as well as others will jump on board if we give them a reason to. we are a me generate the same amount of volunteerism, small dollar

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howard dean's response was "i don't care." there's something to be said for the leadership in that role, even if there is no question it is hard. rep. grayson: the party under howard been was not the same as the party under debbie wasserman schultz. howard dean was more willing to assert himself on that as a principle. it's a complete different file in a sense of what the position really means. debbie has decided to excel and fundraising for the party. some people think that is a good idea. some people think it is pointless because we have no message. [laughter] wantgrayson: that people to hear. you buy a lot of ads and they are just drivel. the answer is, absolutely. party,ward dean ran a running the party meant something very important. none of us can forget the principle involved. when you run a real republican against a fake republican, the real republican will win every time. i am watching that race in florida very closely. debbie wasserman schultz has something in common with my opponent. ms. rojas: she supports the payd

and howard dean, former chairman of the democratic party and former governor of vermont. he's an msnbc political analyst. ben shapiro, tell us about your former boss, who is now the new boss of the trump campaign. >> steve is a very volatile character. i mean, he's somebody who i'm not sure that a lot of people who have dealt with steve who have not been screamed at by steve. but you know, that's sort of beside the point. steve really is just a mirror image of trump. the titanic seems to be going down, and trump is looking for the ner yeast mirrors to make sure his hair looks good for the cameras. breitbart has been a trump problisite as i said when i quit in march. and steve has been at the head of that, all the while presumably maintaining to a lot of the people he was working with that he was not in fact working with or for donald trump. it's worth mentioning that kellyanne conway was a spokesperson for the mercer family. the mercer family was the lead investor in breitbart, and they are also presumably putting money into a trump super pac. that has something to do wit

howard dean repeated that and we ran right by it. he is repeating what she said. it's going to be tough. the other thing is, both campaigns go through a transition period. there will be many people that will be up for top secret clearance. they are going to have to go through classified things and sign the document that says don't ever do what hillary clinton just did or you will go to jail. that will come up again. >> do you think she knowingly transmitted classified information? >> she thood know it was classified, of course. it doesn't matter. >> yes, you think she knowingly sent -- >> of course. when president obama came in office, as an executive order, he said it is deemed classified. if it's national security, government-to-government, it is classified. that was the rule under his administrati administration. >> she was not indicted because under the law, it was absolutely unprovable. >> whether it was or not, i agree she knowingly transmitted classified information. how much of that is political as opposed to legal? >> i know i would have lost my job. >> i

howard dean, the minority vote and these states can't be decisive in this way unless it's close enough and those polls show that it's close enough. >> it is close enough. and donald trump has zero chance of having any significant in road into the minority vote. he has done himself so much damage. you remember, these communities have been taken advantage of by majority for a very, very, very long time. you don't switch on a dime and convince him with a speech like this, oh, yeah, now you're on their side after dog whistling for an entire year. >>> >> whenever you hear when you hear an older white man -- >> this was some speech written for who knows who, the new campaign manager doesn't believe any of this given his record, i don't know where this is coming from. it's another confusing day on the donald trump reality show. >> is there a particular kind of approach that the clintons are going to have to bring that they don't have a lot of experience driving votes. it's very common for the democrat to give up on some of these states so they're not experienced with getting the vote there. >

howard dean repeated that and we ran right by it. he is repeating what she said. it's going to be tough. the other thing is, both campaigns go through a transition period. there will be many people that will be up for top secret clearance. they are going to have to go through classified things and sign the document that says don't ever do what hillary clinton just did or you will go to jail. that will come up again. >> do you think she knowingly transmitted classified information? >> she thood know it was classified, of course. it doesn't matter. >> yes, you think she knowingly sent -- >> of course. when president obama came in office, as an executive order, he said it is deemed classified. if it's national security, government-to-government, it is classified. that was the rule under his administrati administration. >> she was not indicted because under the law, it was absolutely unprovable. >> whether it was or not, i agree she knowingly transmitted classified information. how much of that is political as opposed to legal? >> i know i would have lost my job. >> i

former candidates like howard dean and tom vilsack -- celebrities like actress lena dunham and current senators like michigan's debbie stabenow are all coming through iowa.senator stabenow says that doesn't happen for tr. trump.basically he doesn't have people out speaking for him because they don't want to be identified with his name calling, hate and fear mongering.that's senator we ?don't see many surrogates coming through for republicans. the republican party so far has stuck to scheduling more appearances from trump and pence themselves.both troy price and donald trump's iowa state director eric branstad agree that democrats and republicans have always run different styles of campaigns. while democrats promote their 24 offices -- republicans talk about how they started working for 2016 right after the 2012 l. has always been on the 72 hour get out the vote effort. pushing people in that final 72 hours to get out and vote on election day. that playbook has changed. 2016 brings new challenges. trump won a long and ugly primary -- driving the republican party of iowa to hold "united

former candidates like howard dean and tom vilsack -- celebrities like actress lena dunham and current senators like michigan's debbie stabenow are all coming through iowa.senator stabenow says that doesn't happen for tr. trump.basically he doesn't have people out speaking for him because they don't want to be identified with his name calling, hate and fear stabenow's perspective -- but we ?don't see many surrogates coming through for republicans. the republican party so far has stuck to scheduling more appearances from trump and pence themselves.both troy price and donald trump's iowa state director eric branstad agree that democrats and republicans have always run different styles of campaigns. while democrats promote their 24 offices -- republicans talk about how they started working loss.the republican playbook, going backto 2004, the focus has always been on the 72 hour get out the vote effort. pushing people in that final 72 hours to get out and vote on election day. that playbook has changed. 2016 brings new challenges. trump won a long and ugly primary -- driving the republican

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howard dean. >> howard. >> what do you do with that? >> i'm reluctant to say this is the end of trump's campaign because i was wrong once a week for 52 weeks in a row. but i don't know how he covered from this. first of all, those of us in politics know the real campaign doesn't start until labor day. but he's dug himself such a hole, i don't know if he can get out of this. >> one thing real quick i hear. is trump is being urged by steve bannon this weekend to go to more urban areas. places like philadelphia perhaps in the coming days and detroit and i think this is going to be beyond the immigration speech a real test for trump. when he actually goes to a city and meets with a black community, black community leaders, latino leaders how does he handle it. >> let me ask you. what influence? i don't know bannon. never met bannon. what influence is he having on donald trump because we know, we've heard that kellyanne is trying to do what roger and the others that you were talking about are trying to do, which is moderate his tone. i know

. ♪ >>> howard dean will be joining us in the campaign war room, but, first, it's intern night here at the last word, meaning, it is the last night for marry ella patron who is headed back to berkeley to graduate school. thank you very much for everything you've done this summer. we're going to do a show next week without you and i think the audience is going to be able to tell. it's not going to be the same. >> thank you. >> what have you hated the most about new york city? i assume it's the ugly the humidity that we walk through every day. >> i found that there's a lot more bugs than in california. >> that's right. >> so i think it would be the bugs. >> you are so lucky to be going home to the bugless humiditiless, california. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> when does school start? >> in about two weeks. so you have two weeks to relax a bit. >> i'll try to. >> don't watch any of this. >> it's going to be hard. >> could you do us a favor? >> yeah, could you show donald trump how to read a teleprompter. >> i'll try. >> okay. go ahead. >> so here is how we looked on the campaign trail.

howard dean, thank for your time. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> still to come, a frightening new travel advisory from the cdc after confirmed cases of stwrzin miami beach. >>> but first, bill clinton takes his first steps into being potentially a first gentleman and he's not off to a great start. that's after the break. barbara fabiana monica raphael raf raf. thaza tamires tam tam. formiga. andresa alves. andresa. marta clift christiane. cristiane. beat ririz. power that uses technology once only available in doctors' offices. its wireless remote lets you control the intensity, and helps you get back to things like... this... this... or this. and back to being yourself. introducing new aleve direct therapy. find yours in the pain relief aisle. >> you know, i suppose i could have stayed home and baked cookies and had teas, but what i decided to do was to fulfill my profession, which i entered in before my husband was in public life. >> the uproar that followed that moment in 1992, when hillary clinton dared t

i don't think i got treated very well by the press. >> former governor howard dean. good to see you. are you in vermont? >> i am. >> what a life. thank you, governor. >>> right after this, more on the breaking news we're following this hour. and it is a horrific scene in italy where at least 120 people are dead in an earthquake. the search for survivors pushing into the night. >>> plus, gunmen storm the american university of afghanistan. u.s. troops there on site. special forces engage with the gunmen. >> we are in the process of accounting for all chief mission personnel and working to locate and assist any u.s. citizens affected by these attacks. nds a, maybe let's play up the digital part. but it's a manufacturing job. yeah, well ge is doing a lot of cool things digitally to help machines communicate, might want to at least mention that. i'm building world-changing machines. with my two hands. does that threaten you? no! don't be silly. i'm just, uh, going to go to chop some wood. with that? yeah we don't have an ax. or a fireplace. good to be prepared. could you

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candidate and dnc chair governor howard dean. when we come back, more with pulitzer prize winning journalist glenn greenwald. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're continuing our conversation with glenn greenwald, pulitzer prize-winning journalist, one of the founding editors of the intercept. in part we discussed the u.s. one, elections in the impeachment trial of dilma rousseff. today, we bring you part 2 of our conversation. glenn greenwald recently wrote an article titled, "hillary clinton's likely pentagon chief already advocating for more bombing and intervention." i asked him about the article and who michele flournoy is. >> she, by all accounts, is the clear front runner to be the pentagon chief under hillary clinton. she was probably the second place finisher the last time that president obama chose a defense department chief, when he chose ash carter. she is sort of this prototypical pentagon technocrat who is integrated into bipar

candidate and d dnc chair governor howard dean. when we come back, more with pulitzer prize winning journalist glenn greenwald. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're continuing ouour conversation with glenn greenwald, pulitzer prize-winning journalist, one of the founding editors of the intercept. in part we discussed the u.s. one, elections in the imimpeachment trial of dilma rousseff. today,y, we bring you part 2 of our conversation. glenn greenwald recently wrote an article titled, "hillary clinton's likely pentagon chief already advocating for more bombing and intervention." i asked him about the article and who michele flournoyoy is. >> she, by all accounts, is the clear front runner to be the pentagon chief under hillary clinton. she was probably the second place finisher the last time that president obama chose a defense department chief, when he chose ash carter.r. she is sort of this prototypical pentagon technocrat who is integrated

candidate and d dnc chair governor howard dean. when we come back, more with pulitzer prize winning journalist glenn greenwald. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're continuing ouour conversation with glenn greenwald, pulitzer prize-winning journalist, one of the founding editors of the intercept. in part we discussed the u.s. one, elections in the imimpeachment trial of dilma rousseff. today,y, we bring you part 2 of our conversation. glenn greenwald recently wrote an article titled, "hillary clinton's likely pentagon chief already advocating for more bombing and intervention." i asked him about the article and who michele flournoy is. >> she, by all accounts, is the clear front runner to be the pentagon chief under hillary clinton. she was probably the second place finisher the last time that president obama chose a defense department chief, when he chose ash carter.r. she is sort of this prototypical pentagon technocrat who is integrated in

dean. >> we see all kinds of sill will i stuff on social media and some would say stupid stuff. which fires up a lot of people. especially in this campaign season. you could say it's too much or you could say we have a right to be stupid. and that's the subject of we get into contact and ad lib with merissa and charley. we have fun but work in serious point along the way. here's tonights argument on judge merissa. >> in america, you have a right to be stupid. >> secretary of state john kerry serious? do americans have a right to be stupid? that's up for debate in our court. ? ? you areering the courtroom of judge merissa lynn. real issues, real political arguments settled here in our forum. this is judge merissa. >> so mr. patrick, the fact that you brought this case into my courtroom, is that not an act of stupidity in itself? >> well your honor, i argue this is a good debate to be even if you render a stupid verdict. say that again and i irl find you in con tempted. >> if you rendser and intelligent verdict of all americans to be>> okay what is this allou ab like to p exhibit

not taked and she did that role. >> the party under howard dean. to asserte willing himself in that role. it was a completely different style and sense of what the position really means. inbie has decided to excel fundraising for the party. some people think that's a good idea. some people think it's utterly pointless because we have no message that people want to hear. so what do you do? you buy a lot of ads and it's just drivel. when howard dean ran the party, running the party meant something very important. when you run a real republican against a fake republican, a real republican is going to win every time. that's a lesson that has not been learned why the democratic party. >> i'm going to -- i'm watching that race in florida very closely and debbie wasserman schultz has something in common she my opponent which is supports the savings and loan industry. i don't know if you have read the new york times article recently but we have more savings and loan operations than walmart, starbucks and mcdonald's put together. that's because of people li

dean moment, i love howard dean but as an example, so absent of a future negative, i still there -- >> let me ask you this question, we talked about it before, about gary johnson. what do you think the implications are, if johnson gets in the debate it means what for each of them, clinton and trump? >> i think, i used to think that he was just a problem for trump, that he would just, has the potential to get disaffected republican voters who run happy with trump, somewhere to go and him being on the stage allows that to happen. but you watch the positions he's taken, the arguments he's made. there's a lot there that could reach out to appeal to hillary voters, could appeal to bernie sanders voters. so i actually think him being there is potentially a problem for both of them. it's not clear to me who. i think there are voters that should be going to both of them that could wind up going to johnson. if i were either one of them i wouldn't want him there. >> let me ask you both a question. if you were moderatg and you each had the gotcha question for each candidate, which would be the

. >> joining me now, former vermont governor, msnbc contributor, howard dean joins us. governor, donald trump zeroing in on the use of that term friday when she said "short-circuited." why is she struggling to answer these questions about her e-mail? >> she's -- i don't think she is struggling. she's answered them 9,000 times. what you have is an organized hit group led by rudy guiliani and donald couldn't resist getting into this who want to change the subject. >> it's a simple answer, with all due respect. it hasn't just been a simple -- >> of course, it's not a simple answer. how can it be a simple answer? it's an incredibly complicated problem. what more do you want? the director of the fbi said she was truthful and there were no classified e-mails. what more do you want? >> she was truthful in her testimony to the fbi, in answering those questions. >> yeah, well -- yeah. what more do you want? what more do you want? >> well, i think republicans found that very point to be an overcharacterization. >> of course they did. we're in the middle of a presidential campaign

. >> just a couple days from the first exhibition game, with the john telich response, howard dean is doing and the capital and how is terry francona doing. >> talk about francona checked out tuesday night after experiencing chest pains at the the tribe faced the nationals. the tribe is just trying to get the act of going there is terry the dugout and doing okay. it is a time getting at four-four with daniel murphy the fifth an he cannot make the play. then five to four nationals and then a double down the left-field linene t bringing ho is seven-four nationals. in the unions are running out of at-bats.e >> about the browns? how are they doing? >> today terrelle pryor applied ice to his calf, and corey coleman do not practice also hopkins have been ruled out for the game in green bayy not that tashaun gipson a donte whitner and safety,e neither is with th team, joe haden is coming back from surgery and others like jordan poyer try to make their mark, he does not take kindly t suggesting that the group has lost much withdl gipson/whitner gone. i know that our group is i believe that on

the howard dean campaign laid a lot of groundwork for the stuff. the idea that social media is powerful and appealing to a narrowly defined base which is great for fundraising. that's not what gets the vote and that is not what causes awareness of your brand attributes. francine: why? because you look at social media? how does that work? it gets me thinking. i look at social media and think , let me look at that on tv. has more of an impact? brian: generally speaking, social media is less useful, less impactful for things like get out the vote. less impactful to the people who aren't paying attention to the social media feeds. tom: and the time and we got left with you, feeling fix has been volumes written. i've seen pro nbc, anti-nbc. what is the lesson you take away from tv versus all of these good competitors earnestly trying? brian: advertisers are looking at professional video relatively monolithically. it's the same thing whether it's delivered over a tablet, a phone or traditional tv set. tom: sir martin sorrell needs to sell the bacon. bria

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--hink he's more concerned that one ignorant gaffe, that one explosion, that howard dean moment. the absence of a future negative. john: we've talked before about gary johnson. what are the implications? if johnson gets in the debate, it means what were each of them? think he was just problem for trump. that he had a chance to give disaffected voters somewhere to go. but watch the positions and arguments he has made, there's a lot that could appeal to hillary voters and appeal to bernie sanders voters. i think him being in there is a problem for oath of them. wind are voters that could up going to johnson. if i were either one of them, i would not want him there. donny: if you had the gotcha question for each of the candidates, yet one question for each and put them on the spot. john: that's a really good question. testnk you would want to trump on substance and policy in a way that doesn't feel ridiculous, like asking him to name the capital of some obscure company -- some obscure country somewhere in the world. i'm not sure he could name the prime minister abe written. basic ge

dean did after he ran for president. but once was once a populist force that threatens to defeat hillary clinton or disrupt the convention is now beset by turmoil, infighting over the group's leadership and fundraising has led to mass resignations over the weekend and a lot of criticism of jeff weaver who is now running the operation, the folks who help sanders raise more than $200 million for the nomination fight have only cost up $300,000, which is not much to support progressive down ballot candidates. as bernie prepares to speak to his rose, whether the sanders revolution? by thism not surprised at all. so much of the sanders campaign message was predicated on this idea that government was rogan, corrupt and full of cronyism and now it's ok, we should be invested in those running for office who are not bernie sanders and we should be engaged in the mechanics of governance and invested in a way and that just seems to be fundamentally in opposition to the message of bernie sanders. i guess some people quit because they

talk about governor howard dean's famous scream in iowa. leave aside the fact that his campaign had collapsed before that moment, he didn't feel beef because he screamed. he screamed only only to the people who are watching him on tv who did not realize that what he was doing was struggling to be heard and to hear himself above the roar of the crowd which was not been picked up on this directional mic in front of him. >> so you go back to the bel air ballroom in january 2004, the iowa caucuses just concluded. he came in a disappointing third. he has these thousands of volunteers who have all streamed into the state, who came in with the highest of hopes with him on top of the polls, no father bark then thanksgiving or christmas and suddenly they have this huge letdown. governor dean is back stay with joe trippi, what should i say? they say you should go on give them hell. fire them up because the next morning we have to send them to all of the primary caucus states. keep keep them energized. the bel air ballroom is a real venue that usually

former vermont governor howard dean and former new york congressman rick lazio who went they'd head with hillary clinton back in 2000. good morning. >> what a bit of a crazy weekend. >> again. >> again. you look at this, and does this suggest -- i mean, this debate, is this going to come and go like every other debate that seemed like it was so out of sorts and then disappeared anywhere? >> i can't imagine donald trump getting into the debate of parents of a veteran who lost his life defending the country. clearly he should have said, listen, i -- i feel for those grieving parents. they sacrificed. i applaud what their son did and move on. >> we had wilbur ross on this morning who is supporting donald trump and he was very supportive of donald trump even with these comments. >> this is a real problem. the problem here -- i mean, my own emotions with jump sort of aggravation and so forth and then sort of a little fear that he might win. now it's just contempt. if he wins, i think half the country have no respect for him whatsoever. >> and if hillary clinton wins that half the country is g

. >> the press is anti-hillary, that's what howard dean says. >> i believe that boring works in her favor. you can get away with so much illegal stuff when the things that are illegal are boring, because there's -- with the e-mail scandal, there's no food visuals. we open the 4:00 hour on fox with a pastor arguing with an immigration protester. and it was great tape, but it was just two people arguing. you don't have those visuals, you can't just have somebody open up an e-mail. she's benefiting from illegal activity that is boring. >> she did one interview, chris wallace. she should be coming on fox. we're crushing everybody else in terms of numbers. >> she called in on bill o'reilly. >> she called me over the weekend. >> ahead, apple could launch its newest iphone within a week and if the rumors are true, it will be a big, big change that will tick off a lot of people. what is it? next. let's feed him to the sharks! squuuuack, let's feed him to the sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuack, they're all morons anyway!

if my guy howard dean screamed, i watched the media across the board jump on top of that, and we got taken out of the race, rightly or wrongly, because it was just great video. that's the other thing that's going on here. social media is sort of producing those -- and capturing moments of these candidates and cable picks it up, and this is becoming about clicks and ratings. i think a lot of the decisions are made around those kinds of things and not necessarily around the ideology of -- though that's played out too across the board. i'm not saying they do that. deirdre: i've heard both points, i heard tom brokaw talking about being at a camel cigarette news kefk smoking a cigarette with camel signage behind him, there is the uncomfortable relationship with sponsored media. speaking of sponsors, cnn is cancelling dr. drew's show after he voiced concern for hillary clinton's health. here is a quick help. >> based on the information she provided and doctors provided, we were gravely concerned not just about her health care, not about her health but her health care. >> why? >> it's hard

. >> the one physician there, howard dean, trying to calm the waters, i think, i mean, i think you can understand why people are reaching for psychological explanations of what they see as that strange man at the podium. >> yes. we're having a big national psychological conversation. i think the danger of medicalizing this, of personalizing this is that we miss the social phenomenon, we miss the fact that there's 30% or more people who live by him, okay. this is the larger issue and that we can talk in lay people's language about bullying, about demonization, about saying whole groups of people are enemies of our country. these are things that are deeply troubling to me as a therapist, we have 2,500 therapists who have signed our man fes stow because they are seeing people in their offices who are very stressed by what's going on that donald trump is presenting as a public character, we should not personalize and medicalize this, in my opinion. >> professor, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure. >>> when we come back, we will be joined by a leader of the protester

talk about governor howard dean's famous scream in iowa. leave aside the fact that his campaign had collapsed before that moment, he didn't feel beef because he screamed. he screamed only only to the people who are watching him on tv who did not realize that what he was doing was struggling to be heard and to hear himself above the roar of the crowd which was not been picked up on this directional mic in front of him. >> so you go back to the bel air ballroom in january 2004, the iowa caucuses just concluded. he came in a disappointing third. he has these thousands of volunteers who have all streamed into the state, who came in with the highest of hopes with him on top of the polls, no father bark then thanksgiving or christmas and suddenly they have this huge letdown. governor dean is back stay with joe trippi, what should i say? they say you should go on give them hell. fire them up because the next morning we have to send them to all of the primary caucus states. keep keep them energized. the bel air ballroom is a real venue that usually

. >> howard dean, stuart stevens thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >>> my guest tonight, khizr khan and ghazala khan. this is "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. my special guests tonight are khizr and ghazala khan whose son gave his life in iraq to save his fellow american soldiers. these two u.s. citizens have been the target this weekend of the republican presidential candidate, donald trump. they are here to respond and give their testimony on what america means to them. with the sacrifice of their son, a captain in the united states army, means to those who loved him and cherish his memory. with his wife by his side last week, mr. khan delivered a powerful speech on the final night of the democratic convention in philadelphia. this is what he said directly that night to the republican presidential nominee. >> let me ask you, have you even read the united states constitution? i will gladly lend you my copy. you have sacrificed nothing and no one. >> trump later called khan's son a hero but questioned

dean's grassroots action did after he ran for president. but once was once a populist force that threatens to defeat hillary clinton or more recently disrupt the convention is now beset by turmoil, infighting over the group's leadership and fundraising has led to mass resignations. those happened over the weekend. and a lot of criticism of jeff weaver who is now running the operation, the folks who help sanders raise more than $200 million for the nomination fight up $300,000,ghed which is not much to support progressive down ballot candidates. as bernie prepares to speaks to sistas, whether the sanders revolution? alex: i'm not surprised by this at all. so much of the sanders campaign message was predicated on this idea that government was broken, corrupt, and full of cronyism and now it's ok, we should be invested in those running for office who are not bernie sanders and we should be engaged in the mechanics of government and governance and invested in a way and that just seems to be fundamentally in opposition to the message they got pe

. >> i want to bring in governor howard dean. good morning. >> good morning. >> i want to talk with donald trump saying he would work with undocumented immigrants. it is different than what he said before when he would throw them out. do you welcome this change? >> i don't welcome anything donald trump says. i think he is a threat given his connections with putin. you know, i don't believe anything he says and i don't welcome anything he says. you know, this is the problem with his strategy on both immigration and particularly i'm calling hillary clinton a bigot. in order to have credibility and make it charge like that people have to believe that you're not one and what people believe about donald trump and the reason he is having so much trouble in the polls is that he is in fact a bigot and he is not directly in bed with putin but has policy -- would alter united states policy to hurt our allies, the ukrainean, is. it is more entertainment. >> while he might not have credibility there are many fed up americans. if he changes h

i think he has one more ignorant gaffe, that one explosion, that howard dean moment. the absence of a future negative. john: we've talked before about gary johnson. what are the implications? if johnson gets in the debate, it means what were each of them? dan: i used to think he was just problem for trump. that he had a chance to give disaffected voters somewhere to go. you watch the positions he has taken in the arguments he has made, there is a lot that could appeal to hillary voters and could appeal to bernie sanders voters. i actually think and being there is potentially a problem for both of them. i think that should be going to both of them they could wind up going to johnson. if i were either one of them, i would not want him there. john: i agree. donny: if you had the gotcha question for each of the candidate, john, i will start with you, one question for each of them putting them on the spot. john: i do not know. that is a really good question. i think you would want to test trump on substance and policy in a way that doesn't feel ridiculous, like asking him

joe trippi, a former howard dean campaign manager and fox news contributor, and a former spokeswoman for president george w. bush. i want to go back to something that was said, it was considered to be normal behavior. is that normal behavior? >> well, it's not normal behavior. you don't want to be mixing the charity, nonprofit work with the dealings in the state department. it was very clear that hillary clinton came out and during her confirmation hearing, she said she would disclose all her donors and there would be a firewall between the state department and the clinton foundation. the more of these e-mails that come out, it almost comes across as if the state department is the personal receptionist for the clinton foundation. those are the types of activities where it is falling into that appearance of the conflict of interest, this perception that it is pay for play. and i think that's why for hillary clinton, the clinton foundation is becoming a big headache for her and her campaign. >> a big headache, at least somewhat publicly. but joe, i'm not sure how well this is going to