with all due respect to lindsey >> i am campbell brown. >> graham, we suggest you control-alt-delete your comment about never having sent an email. we are close to 100% certain that you do not know what that means. >> happy national meatball day sports fans. in our lineup tonight, ayatollahs, ay carambas, and iowa. first, start the official countdown clock. a source said hillary clinton might talk about email-gate, email-ghazi, email teapot dome within 48 hours. politico says it will probably be at a gotham city press conference. president obama spoke about the controversy over the weekend and while he spoke kindly about his former secretary of state, he hardly gave her e-mail practices a ringing defense. campbell brown, my friend what , exactly when hillary does speak, what does she need to say or do to put this mess behind her? >> i do not think you can say anything. i don't see how a press conference solves the problem. i don't see how anything solves this problem except for releasing every single one of these e-mails and hoping that they do not create any new problems when you do

campbell: campbell brown. you're much that is is not to get a blast from the past. instead into our with all due respect to lori and as we head back to a simpler time. a time before frozen when we still cared about what mitt romney had to say now he is talking about hillary clinton female and offering advice to elegant >> romney: it is always something with the clintons. i will be talking to our nominee about the mistakes i made in suggesting things that he or she are to do differently than i do. that is pretty straightforward it is a binder. i don't that guy lost any votes for that. campbell: is it good for the republican party to have mitt romney hovering? mark: he can raise money, give advice to the nominee and rev up the campaigning on his own, but something makes me a little nervous with some of those answers, that he might make the prospective nominee a little murderous -- a little nervous. campbell: he was demonized during his campaign as a gordon gekko type monster. but when he saw the documentary which took him out of the campaign context, he comes off as e

campbell: i am campbell brown. your march madness is about to get a blast from the past. step into our delorean as we go back to a simpler time, a time before pope francis when we still cared about what mitt romney had to say. he is talking to katie couric and offering advice republicans. listen to this. >> what you see are the clintons behaving badly. it is always something with the clintons. they have roles which they describe before they get into something, and then they decide they don't have to follow their own rules. i will be talking to one nominee about the mistakes i made an suggesting things here she should do differently than i did. that's pretty straightforward. campbell: you what it said it differently? >> i don't think i've lost any votes. campbell: is it good to have met romney hovering over this campaign. mark: he can rev up the base. there is something here that makes me a little nervous with those answers that he might make the prospective nominees nervous. campbell: i think he is nothing but outside -- upside. he was demonized during his campaign. when

campbell: i am campbell brown. mark: i am mark halperin. the streets aren't for everyone. that is why they made sidewalks. on the show tonight, why clinton won't back down. and what does the market say? first america's most eloquent politician, benjamin netanyahu, who has given more interviews than malcolm gold while -- gold well on a book tour. a briefing in which josh was asked about the pursuit of the two state solution. >> that pursuit has essentially been the foundation of u.s. policy toward the region, not just in this administration that also under the previous of ministration as well. this is thomas supported by democrats and republicans on capitol hill as well. when premised on netanyahu indicated a weakness in his commitment, and i think that is putting it charitably, indicated a weakness on his commitment to a two state solution, he was indicating a difference of opinion not just with president obama, but with a policy pursued by president bush, and the policy strongly supported by democrats and republicans in the united states and congress. mark: so it is clear

>> i'm campbell brown. >> and i'm mark halperin. with all due respect to cookie bryan, the streets aren't for everyone, that's why they made sidewalks. mark: on the show tonight, why clinton won't back down and what does the merck ad say. but first, america's most eloquent politician, benjamin netanyahu. he's given more interviews to u.s. journalists than anyone else. he was asked about the pursuit of a two-state solution. >> that pursuit has been the foundation of policy in the region, not just in this administration but the previous administration as well. i would point out that this policy is one that's strongly supported by democrats and republicans on capitol hill system of when prime minister netanyahu indicated a weakness in his commitment, and i think that's putting it charitably indicated his weakness to the two-state solution he was indicating a difference of opinion not just with president obama but with the policy purr pseudoby president bush and the policy that's strongly supported by democrats and republicans in the un

also campbell brown for a conversation about education and politics. >> we love her. >> and then in our 8:30 half hour you'll join us. you joe brook and me 8:30. >> i'm going to be there. don't you worry about i. >> after a great year today i head on to the afternoons where i'm going to be heading msnbc live. 1:00 p.m. join me today. i have donald trump. before he heads to iowa for the second time we've got thing a summit this weekends. if you have questions for him, you can find us on twitter and facebook and instagram. thank you to you all and joe, mika and willie for allowing me to have a caretaker of this special brand. >> can i come on your show? >> absolutely. but thank you so much. this has been a great opportunity. i'll be around this afternoon. in new york state, we're reinventing how we do business so businesses can reinvent the world. from pharmaceuticals to 3d prototyping, biotech to clean energy. whether your business is moving, expanding or just getting started... only new york offers you zero taxes for 10 years with startup ny business incubators that partner companies wi

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. ♪ >> i'm campbell brown. >> and i'm mark halperin. with all due respect to cookie bryan, the streets aren't for everyone, that's why they made sidewalks. mark: on the show tonight, why clinton won't back down and what does the merck ad say. but first, america's most eloquent politician, benjamin netanyahu. he's given more interviews to u.s. journalists

here himself is the newly named head of -- >> that is not campbell brown. >> not that campbell brown. good morning, congratulations on the appointment. first of all, just as a family member -- you want to go with the joke? >> no no. just ignore it. >> i'm ready. >> campbell brown doesn't get confused in this case. but a family member who's watched this company since you were a little child, is this something you always wanted to do? and was it frustrating before that there wasn't a family member running it? what did you think of all that? >> well i actually always wanted to be a hockey player. that really failed miserably. yeah i've wanted to be here. i spent summers interning in the mail room and rnd. there's always been a brown family member at brown-forman. so there wasn't any anxiety around not having somebody involved with the old forester brand. it's been well looked after since 1870. i'm just very happy that today in in 2015 here i am leading the company nap is exciting. >> you're putting a lot of money behind the brand. what's happened over the past couple years? there has bee

. ♪ with all due respect to lindsey >> i am campbell brown. >> graham, we suggest you control-alt-delete your comment about never having sent an email. we are close to 100% certain that you do not know what that means. >> happy national meatball day sports fans. in our lineup tonight, ayatollahs, ay carambas, and iowa. first, start the official countdown clock. a source said hillary clinton might talk about email-gate, email-ghazi, email teapot dome within 48 hours.

campbell: campbell brown. you're much that is is not to get a blast from the past. instead into our with all due respect to lori and as we head back to a simpler time. a time before frozen when we still cared about what mitt romney had to say

. ♪ campbell: i am campbell brown. mark: i am mark halperin. the streets aren't for everyone. that is why they made sidewalks. on the show tonight, why clinton won't back down. and what does the market say? first america's most eloquent politician, benjamin netanyahu, who has given more interviews than malcolm gold while -- gold well on a book tour. a briefing in which josh was asked about the pursuit of the two

campbell: i am campbell brown. your march madness is about to get a blast from the past. step into our delorean as we go back to a simpler time, a time before pope francis when we still cared about what mitt romney had to say. he is talking to katie couric

. >> have you and campbell brown debate this at some point. >> i like that. oh, let's bring her on. >> we'll do it. we can. we've got three hours. >> i might steal that. i think lawrence o'donnell and campbell brown on "meet the press." >> "meet the press" is on on sunday. >> you don't work sunday. you work four days a week. what are you doing here on friday? >> this is my 4 1/2 day week. >> all right. so what do you have planned for sunday? >> we're doing a lot of iran and there's something about an e-mail controversy i've heard about. >> a little something. >> a little something. we're going to do a lot of iran. a couple of senators on that. we're waiting to see from the administration. i should have more in a couple hours about pretty interesting guests. >> keep on booking. chuck todd thank you. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," why destroying isis won't necessarily eliminate the influences behind it. harvard's jessica stern joins us with her compelling new book on what she calls the state of terror. >>> plus france is not happy with a belgian coin commemo

last week on and abc's jimmy campbell live president obama fares there is no excuse for the violence. the man i continue then ferguson. >> pam: it looks like the fraternity throw out the campus of the university of oklahoma race so racist behavior is fighting back catherine heenan is here with the new development that suggests a possible lawsuit. >> catherine: the fraternities set down after members were caught engaging in racist chance has now cut off all communication with national headquarters. this was the reason scene after sigma alpha epsilon missed members were told to pack up and get off campus. now they have hired a high- profile oklahoma attorney. he says he does not represent the two fraternity members who were expelled but he will represent the others. stephen jones says members have received death threats and they still have their rights. he initially of treason initially tried to avoid a lawsuit. >> catherine: meantime allegations surfaced that the as a eve fraternity members use racial slurs at the university of washington and seattle. the black student union is asking