we have seen this in the republican debates where no matter who the mainstream media thinks might have done well or not it s the candidates that are just so powerful in social media that can sort of consume the analysis, whether it s cruz or trump or carson. that s what the there s the role bernie sanders could play tonight. doesn t his social media army put him in a position where he gets to win no matter what? chuck, i think you re right about that. he likes to talk about how he doesn t have a super pac, but bernie sanders super pac is reddit and the powerful army he has. he ll win in that audience no matter what. all right, you guys will have a good time in vegas tonight. the good news is the debate ends early for you two. and then you get all sorts of time to do real gambling after we roll the dice on this debate. have a good time. but the next day starts so early, chuck. yeah. yeah. you can sleep when you re dead. that s what warren zevon said.
rights and battle injustice began when he was a student at the university of chicago. his plans for education, that i will resound powerfully with those communities. so we have to introduce him and i think when they get to know him and see he can succeed, i think we can win a lot of support from both the communities. all right, tad, chief strategist for the bernie sanders campaign. thank you for coming on mtp daily. hillary clinton has her own challenges, that iowa focus group, they said they want to see her passion and why they can trust her and relate to her as a person. not just a politician. here s little excerpt. positive is that she s basically tough as nails to this point. and the negative is that she s not very relatable or authentic. i don t think she should be getting caught up in the scandals she has been. i m joined now by clinton campaign chair, john podesta. happy debate day to you. hey, chuck. how are you? let me get you to respond to
and i know he was not part of it for a reason. he stayed silent. doesn t that tell you something about maybe does he have the stomach to do this against her? i m not sure that he does, chuck. that s the question that i think a lot of people have been talking about here. people i have been talking to i think some of your analysis over the past couple of days has been right in the fever pitch has passed and people are ready for him to make a decision. i think in some ways that s the way this debate plays into those calculations that are being made. how well does hillary clinton do, how does she take positions on issues and does joe biden feel like he can look at that and make a clear and aggressive contrast and really take her on? i think the sense among many clinton allies or the message they re pushing here, you know what, at the end of the day, it wouldn t make any sense. she would still win the nomination but what he would do, is drag her down for months and months and put a demo
as if the vice president the trying to buy more time. they made it clear he s going to watch tonight s debate. what is he looking for in tonight s debate that will somehow move him in either direction? well, there s no doubt he s be assessing secretary clinton s strength. that s what i m being told by sources. having said that, they say his indecision really rests on an indecision within his family about whether he feels as though they have the emotional strength to move forward with this, given the recent loss of his son beau. and another point, chuck. the vice president wants to be very certain he has a path to victory if he decides to get into this race. i m being told that he sees the path to victory through south carolina. now, there are a lot of filing deadlines coming up as you know. they re looming, they re one of the things putting pressure on the vice president. the first one, october 29th, which is georgia. then a whole slew of filing deadlines in november and december. so
the others in the debate tonight and they ll prove they ll be strongly supportive of this top down driven highly bureaucratic plan. let s bring in chris jansing. she is live in lebanon, new hampshire. so chris, walk me through it. what is this plan and i guess i m curious, how enthusiastic is bush about it? is this a plan he s fired up about, or is this a check the box, the base wants to know you have a plan rollout? no, i think actually, chuck, this is something that he feels he can make a case for. and that he can make a case for his leadership skills. he thinks when he made adjustments as florida governor, they worked really well. so let me touch on a couple of the i think thises and they really let me touch on a couple of things and the republican base hasn t supported him. the first thing, less control by the federal government. more by the states. more by individuals. music to the ears of