as income inquality. i think democrats throughout the country want a debate. i think that s what is fueling it. i think democrats are comfortable with mrs. clinton. i think they feel good about her if she s a nominee. look, i think any nomination whether the republican which is very fluid, or the democrats which seems a little bit more stable, we re still months away from when actual voters get to vote for president. if you look at the snapshot right now, fred you have mrs. clinton not fairing well against a republican opponent in three states. it shows clinton behind in the states of colorado virginia and iowa. are there any party concerns about her long-term viability? is anything going to look back to 08? no i don t think so. i think from all accounts she s
economist and author ben stein is here and one time classmate school mate she was a shy little thing used to walk down the hall clinging to the wall she was so so shy. she has come out of her shell. you would barely know it she s running the quietest campaign there s ever been. she s still saying on the mute side what do you have to do with people who make $25 million a year she s taking so much heat from the left. elizabeth warren wanting to pull her here crack down on wall street and talks about income inquality. how can hillary thread the needle when she s clearly among the 1%. probably the 100th of 1%. a very wealthy woman and highly paid woman. nothing wrong with that. that doesn t mean she can t be a champion of the poor but she s never been a champion of the poor. what could she do to be a
in sherman woods, california. he was wrong. he ran through a courtyard and a huge group of undercover cops and good samaritans grabbed the guy and they held him down until police arrived. the lapd says he was wanted for reckless driving and also auto theft. well, hillary clinton officially has some company to tell you about today. vermont senator said he s running for president as a democrat. he said he ll vow to fight income inquality, deal with climate change. he s set to outline the plans further in washington, d.c. later today. and whatever this guy did, it must have been really, really bad. listen to this one. there s an anonymous australian man paying $4,000 to have this message written in the sky in australia. it reads, love you, xx, i m sorry. oh boy. the owner says the guy behind
her with this populist messaging. i think hillary clinton is someone who does whatever s necessary at the time. she s not a ralph nader. she s not an elizabeth warren. she s not ideologically driven. she will do what is politically viable. sort of talking about income inquality is what she thinks is going to get her ahead in the polls. mike, if this charge sticks, that she is crony capitalist elitist, i m wondering if she ll tack to the left during the campaign, whether she ll endorse policies that will hurt capitalism even more. the only thing that s going to matter as far as whether or not she gets elected is whether or not the republicans who, let s not forget george bush was the biggest spender as a president we ever had until president obama. that s true. all of the presidents, except ronald reagan during my lifetime, if you look at government spending have been crony capitalists. nixon was, ford was. so we need a reagan-like
down. income enquality is up. and there is a sense in the american people things are not getting better. and as long as we continue to stagnant democrats are waiting for a life preserver. and how do they channel their message in november? it is interesting the area of income inquality. and with all of the polls that is a problem and disparity in the wages. and that s not going to be just it. minimum wage and equal pay for women, that speaks to the democratic base. and frankly, the democrats have to reach out to the independents as do the republicans. they are going to vote democratic and right red, vote republicans. i don t think it will change