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Republican party, not to say that that would sink him, but that could be challenging. >> harris: david, you are shaking your head. >> donald trump will be the republican nominee. i think that john kasich could try -- "outnumbered overtime" i think that you are saying, and you are staying independent. okay, go ahead. >> i think the reality is that the democrats have this problem, they need somebody fresh and new, but somebody that can stand to the attention that president trump will get, he can command media share. >> harris: are you trying to say that you do not have any superstars? >> barack ...

Media share? you want him kicking your teeth in? and, it is very early. look, it's the summer, almost a year before the primary season is over, and right now i think what he's tapped in to is this anti-washington feeling. he almost exudes it without even saying washington. and that includes republicans. republicans as your polls have shown, are fed up with their own leadership. they're absolutely disgusted with boehner and mccon. and for good reason. and then you also have something that sounds like substance in terms of the illegal immigration. he's at least -- >> sounds like substance. >> by...

Ari melber, msnbc political contributor at "the nation." take us to it. >> there were two big stories in washington this week, of course the sequester and the idea that bob woodward was bullied while covering it. the famous "post" reporter said the white house tried to scare him. the administration's argument was that woodward, of course, was going to regret making a factual error, when all the e-mails came out the evidence showed woodward was exaggerating. it was a threat so veiled i can't see it. still, the whole thing consumed washington for days, and that reaction, i think, suggests two la...