approach, ainsley, than what joe and kamala are doing right now. and hillary is just perfect. she would be a great presidential candidate because, among other things, she has got all that political experience, and she is good at balloon drops. ainsley: when do we get to a point when we don t have a clinton on the ballot. this would be the sixth election with a clinton on the ballot. maybe we will see chelsea eventually. she is 41. she could run. steve: maybe. ainsley: every woman would love to see a female president especially when we are raising little girls. is she the right one? is she a democrat? is she going to align with the progressives? do you trust her? there was so much that came out about her when she ran again. biden does he have the capacity to run. kamala harris has not done well on the border. she is not really leaving washington a lot unless she is going to see her family in california. both of them have very low approval ratings. so who do they have? they really
how do you expect, reince priebus, to respond to those responses? guest: well, we have to set up shop here and i just think we have so much to fight for, we have to win every day, part of winning every day is getting down to charlotte, with the full staff of the rnc, with rapid response, setting the record straight, making sure that the american people know what is at stake. you played a couple of clips earlier and this election will come down to a fundamental question. it always will. so all distractions come and go, but this will come down to whether or not people are better off today than they were four years ago and on this president s watch, he promised to carpet the world, he did not get the job done and no amount of smoke and lights and balloon drops take away from the fact we need to get our economy back on track and no one can do it bettors right now, that mitt
some parishes had 90 minutes to evacuate and get everything they held near and dear to their hearts. a potential dam break, keeping an eye on that as the recovery continues, months before some of the people are able to get back into their homes. also this half-hour, a moment etched in our memories, the death of princess diana. believe it or not, 15 years ago today. we ll take a look back at the event that certainly stunned the world. i think everybody remembers where they were the moment that princess diana was killed. we were in paris, a few weeks ago. part of the tour, they showed you the hotel where she spent her last night and the tunnel where the car crashed, chased by a paparazzi. very vivid, yeah. what would a political convention be without the balloons? we ll meet the man who makes the big balloon drops happen. tying every single balloon by
the one side if you talk about the balloon drops, the celebrations of mitt romney s nomination here, on the other side, a storm, a hurricane battering new orleans. worse yet, new orleans again under water. they say that there are some suggestions here that further tweaks, further modifications to the schedule are not out of the question. andrea? indeed. they will be calling audibles, you can bet that. thanks so much, john yang, kelly o donnell and luke russert. we are only just getting started. coming up, more political all-stars. virginia governor bob mcdonnell, antonio villareigosa, michael steele, chris cillizza, mark halperin and tom brokaw. all eyes on isaac. where will the storm make landfall? this is andrea mitchell reports. welcome aboard!
coast. one thing as you talk about the uncertainty but what s kind of set in stone is the fact that he will speak wednesday night and romney on thursday evening. right. and those are the biggest speeches that also include ann romney, mitt romney s wife is also having a very important role. these conventions i ve been to, this is now my fourth cycle recovering these things and they are usually so festive and the balloon drops, confetti, parties. but with tamron s report she just had, with so much concern out of louisiana, out of mississippi, you have to balance it with these republicans right now and i think they are cognizant of this. that s why there is so much uncertainty because you don t want such a festive fear with so much threat coming with the