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Time, there's been some parallel relationship between, on the one hand, the conservative party in britain, and the republican party here, and the democratic party here and the labour party in britain. some of those relationships have frayed a bit over time. but i think it's always the case that people on this side are looking at what's going on there and vice versa. so when jeremy corbyn wins the election for the leadership of the labour party, it was a stunning development there. and obviously some of the same forces that were successful in helping him to win are affecting what's going on in ...

Conservative party leaders were shocked by his win and many see some parallels between a corbyn in the uk and a potential sanders win in the u.s. senator sanders commented about the corbyn election saying he was delighted. but what's unclear is whether our political system will react the same way. tonight's question, do elections in foreign countries influence politics in the united states? log on to cast your vote and we'll share your responses throughout the show. bring in april ryan, dan ball, chief correspondent frr "the washington post" and joan walsh, editor at large for salon.com. thank...

Hillary clinton the last three days. >> absolutely. part of her mission is pretend like that doesn't matter and keep going and do exactly what she originally said she was going to do which is talk to voter, talk to kind of street level people like here r she's doing a small business event. the idea is talk to people actually involved in kinds of businesses and having problems she says her campaign is here to address. to sort of dispense the noise from the weekend without addressing it directly. >> and dan ball how does she deal with criticism not only from republicans but a lot of columnist wh...

Friend may not be a stranger. it may be their best friend. good day. i'm andrea mitchell. it's a rainy day in new hampshire and still pretty cold up here. this is the second leg of hillary clinton's campaign rollout. today the democratic front runner is back in the state that breathed new life into her first presidential campaign seven years ago. joining me is washington post national anne gurin and dan ball, chief correspondent at the washington post. welcome to both of you. republicans spent the entire weekend just going after her. she's obviously the democratic front runner. they've had a...

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