Yes and I'm not trying to squeeze him in to the race, but yes. Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama all ran against each other the last time and it produced a Democratic victory.

This is a guy who won 11 straight elections in Wisconsin which is not an easy state for Democrats, right. It's a consistent Democratic state in national elections for president. He won 11 straight elections including a recall and also…

Well first that's the heart of her base and so, you know because of my Super PAC job, I can't talk to her campaign headquarters, but I bet you a nickel. They're taking this very seriously.

So the issue is not important to them. So why is this happening? So what the economists call opportunity cost, right? She has not been able to get through on these really, I think, I'm bias, I love her, she's really smart policy proposals…

Critics won't. Democrats are rooting for her. They're pulling for her. Even in that poll you mentioned, which has Hillary's vote down ten points, that's a bad poll for her, even in that poll her favorable rating among Democrats is still 71.

Hillary is not a person who's comfortable showing emotion in public. It's not easy for her. But that was - believe me that was very authentic.

There's two kind of churches, there's two kinds of political parties. Those who seek out converts. And those who hunt down Heretics.

This is going to put the Republican Party so deep in the ditch - I mean, George W. Bush got 42 percent Latino vote and won. McCain dropped to 31. Romney dropped to 27. Trump, he is shooting for zero.

That is exactly the word. I actually don't know the word in Spanish for giddy, but that's what I am.

I'm telling you like on this question of Iran, I'm old enough to remember when Bill Clinton, my old boss, was trying to pass tough sanctions on Iran in the 1990s.

But now he's the one talking and saying that President Barack Obama is not tough enough on Iran? It just it boggles the mind for somebody with that kind of record.