sean: joe, you follow the weather, i m hearing all of these dire predictions, you would think, and made a lady on the radio today that wants to silence people like me, get me off television and radio, i m dangerous. the point i m asking, we have had worse use of storms historically, one of the things i like about you and i make fun of you because you re the chief meteorologist on my radio show can you tell me about the storm years, 1928, the 1800s, the 1950s. where are we in terms of today s storms versus those storms? well, first of all they re weaponizing the weather. most people don t know what happened t yesterday. there s weather joe, and weather joe and climate joe intersect because i was taught from a very early age that the foundation you stand on today was built yesterday to reach for tomorrow. and ignorance about the parent leads the or row arrogance about the future.
this job. i m convinced that we can still succeed, if we level with the american people about the costs and the risks. if we develop a coherent plan for success. and if we bring the iraqi people and the rest of the world with us. san lot more, not only did a spokesman for the bush family tell the examiner it was a flat-out lie and david axelrod is calling joe out accusing him of serially distorting his record. biden is under fire because he reportedly declared thursday that he s committed to not raising money from fossil fuel executives. at a fundraiser hosted by fossil fuel company founder. we told enthusiasm would happen. biden wouldn t be able to keep his stories straight and escape his parent. he would be spinning in a million different directions. even joe isn t far left enough for the new extreme democratic party. he fully supports the new green deal. that party is now filled with
national party at least on capitol hill. what they re looking for now, is to just go full at secretary clinton in an aggressive way, prps a way that rubs some swing voters the wrong way and also have some kind of populace message on the economy. are they reince priebus is and sean spicer, they re still in there with trump. they seem to be an island under themselves almost. explain that dynamic. are they doing that out of loyalty to donald trump or are they desperate to keep this race close so they don t lose the senate? because they know and they ve said for a very long time, if donald trump loses by 7, 8, 9 points we lose the senate. if he loses by one or two points we probably hold the senate. is that what this is all about? part of it joe out of obligation, priebus, according to many people close to him says trump is the nominee and he can t break away from the followeny. at the nominee.
let s happened it to heather for our headlines. thank you. we have serious issues. charlotte, north carolina mayor patrick cannon calling it quits after being charged with taking some whopping bribes. he was busted in an f.b.i. sting operation. he s accused of taking 48 grand from agents who were pretending to be businessmen. he s not going to have any statement tonight. in time i m sure he will have his say. cannon was only in office 114 days. he faces 20 years behind bars. could disgraced former irs official lois lerner be charged with contempt of congress? republicans moving ahead with those plans. as for answers, well, don t expect them any time soon. the irs is delaying the release of her e-mails and republicans are simply getting sick of the
joe biden, will be here. still to come some moments tonight with bill cosby. not bad so far. one of my favorite people. larry: boets of them, right? don t want to leave joe out. joe and bill. larry: it is biggest problem is jobs. so many people out of work. his critics say your husband should be doing more, he promised more. how do you react? yes. until the unemployment numbers go down, i don t think my husband is satisfied. more is coming. a lot was saved with the stimulus, and again, it s hard to tell people who are hurting that things could have been worse if we hadn t done what we d done. so, you know, there s no points in pointing back. there s a lot more to be done and he s not satisfied until the unemployment figures go down.