-not this. -oh, what am i into? mostly progressive s name your price tool. helps people find coverage options based on their budget. flo has it, i want it, it s a whole thing, and she s right there. -yeah, she s my ride. this date s lame. he has pics of you on his phone. -they re very tasteful. geraldo: the co-stars of will and grace taking on trump supporters debra messing and eric mccormick the latest to face fierce backlash after names of those in hollywood who will be attending an upcoming trump fundraiser to be outed. just the latest example of those on the left trying to intimidate the president s backers. the two actors being criticized even by fellow celebrities. the view co-host whoopi
show that i really was sorry i missed. if you were running for office and could have a musical act open up for you, who would it be? i think springsteen did an amazing job opening up for john kerry around the country in 04. that would be my choice. not grizzly bear? if we do brooklyn bands, grizzly bear. tv on the radio. i m told we have to end the show now. thank you to howard wolfson for hanging and hanging tough. that s all for now. see you live, live from charlotte, north carolina tomorrow when i m joined by sam stein, john heilemann and christine quinn. andrea mitchell reports is next. good afternoon, andrea. good afternoon. thanks so much, alex. coming up, we have a really great show, some guests here in charlotte. chicago mayor rahm emanuel, actor and former white house staffer kal penn. former congressman patrick kennedy and teddy kennedy, jr. former white house aide melody barnes. mark halperin, chris cillizza and eric mccormick. all that next on andrea mitchel
my daughters are still the heart of my heart and the center of my world. and the keynoter, san antonio mayor julian castro, with a personal story representing the future of the democratic party. my family s story isn t special. what s special is the america that makes our story possible. my mother fought hard for civil rights so that instead of a mop, i could hold this microphone. but the night was also about bare knuckle politics. he s a fine fellow and a great salesman, but as governor, he was a lot more interested in having the job than doing the job. where mitt romney was willing to turn his back on akron, dayton and toledo, ohio, the president said i ve got your back. if mitt was santa claus, he would fire the reindeer and outsource the elves. and a tribute to teddy kennedy, who wrote the book on how to defeat mitt romney in their senate matchup back in 1994. i am pro-choice. my opponent is multiple choice. tonight, former president bill clinton takes t
doesn t get it. i don t think governor romney meant any harm. i think he s a good guy. he just has no idea how good he s had it. former ohio governor ted strickland slammed romney s record at bain. mitt romney never saw the point of building something when he could profit by tearing it down. if mitt was santa claus, he would fire the reindeer and outsource the elves. the iraq war veteran who lost both legs in combat and is now running for congress in illinois chastised romney for remaining silent on foreign policy. chance to show his support for the brave men and women he s seeking to command, but he chose to criticize president obama instead of even uttering the word afghanistan. naral president nancy keenan and pay equity activist lily ledbetter warned of what a president romney would mean for women. we cannot trust mitt romney to protect our health. we cannot trust mitt romney to respect our rights. women still earn just 77 cents for every dollar men make.
administration, you ll see it. so big question, i guess, what happens next. a vote on contempt in the full house would be next, assuming there s no negotiated settlement, which is typically what happens in these cases. after that, it would be referred to the united states attorney for the district of columbia, which, by the way, is headed by attorney general holder. that s the justice department. so kind of unlikely that the justice department would agree to prosecutor its own attorney general. that, of course, means a thing like this could be thrown into the courts which could go on for years. most of the time what you see in situations like this is some type of negotiated settlement. the question would be whether disclosure of the information the committee is seeking could be arranged by letting just a few people look at it or narrowing the kinds of questions that are asked of a witness, something to that effect. but still, given what s going on in washington, you could cer