barack obama s issues. coining i don t think she has that. i don t think she really is going to be able to appeal to the left and the base of the party. i think there s a 30, 40% chance jiri brown would be he s a little old, would be ideal, right personality, right state, right performance. there s going to be a challenge from the left. one of the challenges for hillary is the bill clinton of today is not the bill clinton e.j. was just talked about. he was a moderate democrat president. harold ford was the upcoming star of the democrat party. today bill clinton is out there doing events with bill deblasio, the progressive mayor of new york city. over the last ten years, through the iraq war, through the primary challenge joe ses tech put up to joe lieberman, through the rice and fall of howard dean how the democrat party has become so much more progressive. it s the democratic party and i think that that misread who s bill clinton was. bill clinton always had a strong populist st
administration to discuss the issue and they declined the interview request. for an administration that has battled congress over protecting many of the president s constitutional powers, the pardon power is rarely discussed or used, and it s not clear what would change that or whether thousands like clarence errand will have a shot at mercy or a life behind bars. ari melber, co-host of the cycle joins me on set. it s an amazing piece. clarence errand, it s hard to believe that he got three life sentences for a first-time offender. that s just amazing, it blows my mind. dafna, coining that phrase miserly pardoner. almost like scrooge mcduck when it comes to giving out any type of recognition. is that because of backlash? we don t know. as i mention there in the piece, the white house declined to participate in this project, which suggests sensitivity right there because they do grant other types of interviews. there isn t a lot of understanding about how this pardon power and the
and families, lining up in the stairwell during the ceremony. the uss enterprise served in every major conflict since the cuban missile crisis. now back to geraldoed a large. geraldo at large. scapegoating susan and grooving with grover are coming up, first we re coining with former colorado congressman tom tancredo, and now children who came here with their parents. cassandra, are you afraid that you will be deported? do you live in fear of that? certainly prior the president s executive order. well, geraldo, i do.
somebody named sarah palin was the v.p. pick and everyone is like, who is that? and brit hume was, like, this is the governor of what is he doing? carl: we should not be surprised by a vice. if he found a name out of the four it wrote not be a shock. there is a long list, 20 names. he could go back to that original name. he wants someone who can be president and who he can have a conversation with, someone who is experienced, and can carry a tune, a policy tune. both candidates complain how they are dealing with trivia and necessity want the real substance. whether we can do that, big question. for the first time, ever, four debates, three presidential and vice presidential, the whole month of october is about debates. shepard: october is shot. the democrats continue to hammer him, day in and day out, on the tax returns. if you look at this as a disinterested party, clearly, there is something there he doesn t want anybody to know. his grandfather is the one who
his father did it. his grandfather did it. his wife walks the wire. his kids walks the wire. he is as natural walking the wire as randy zelin is suing somebody. this guy embellishes, by talking, praying and waving. shepard: you want to know how they became the flying wallendas. in the 1940 s, they were purchasing in ohio, right? that group all fell off the wire but none of them was hurt. not one. the next day a reporter witnessed this accident said, he was quoted saying they felt so gracefully it seemed they were flying. thus, coining the name flying wallendas. fun fact to remember as you go about your day. we could be talking about all the ridiculous nasa