Will Joe Biden Run for President?.
CUOMO: There is a superpac. There are meetings and there is a formidable man in the middle of it all. Vice President Joe Biden. Third time a charm for Joe. Running for president again, is he? Mary Foley has been - Mary Carey Foley has been friend of the Biden's since the '80s when he was a presidential candidate by then, then she joins us now. Mary Carey, I see the tide rushing in behind you in the picture this morning. Possible metaphor for momentum gathering for Joe Biden. Do you think he will run, Ma'am?</s>MARY CAREY FOLEY, LONGTIME FRIEND OF JOE BIDEN AND BIDEN FAMILY: Chris, if he - if he follows his heart and he does do what Beau wanted him to do, I believe he will. But, at this point, I really don't know. As close as I am to him, if he will run or not.</s>CUOMO: I see you have your American flag on. I can only say that you are in a political mode. I have to suspect that you are lobbying him to run. Mary Carey, why are you lobbying your friend to run third time for president?</s>FOLEY: I'm not really lobbying him to run because I don't want to, you know, push him in any way. You know, anyway. But, I am here - I am here for Bo. I'm happy to be here for Bo. And I believe - I'm a real good judge of character. I'm an excellent judge of character, Chris. From the first moment I met the vice president back in '85- '86, I believe that he is a man of character. His honesty, his love for this country. His love for his family, which I have admired so much since all this time.</s>CUOMO: Now, Mary, obviously my tone is belying the pain that so many of us are feeling who know the Biden's and who know Bo. As the vice president himself says, a man, a woman, as a parent is judged by their children. And you could have no better testament than Beau Biden. We are not lionizing this young man. People think that when you die, everybody only says the good things, he was special. Who knows how far he would have gone. He was deep in his father's hearts. His wants will be just reverberating around Joe Biden's head and heart. How true is it that Beau Biden wanted his father to think seriously about making another run and why?</s>FOLEY: I sincerely believe Beau Biden had that discussion with his father. Maybe Beau worried that his father, after leaving the White House would not find something challenging for him. He worried about his father, maybe mourning him and I know that Beau and I and Hunter and the entire family. My bucket list, which is supposed to be for me. On my bucket list is Joe Biden being president of the United States. My passion for that is so strong. I can't write him a big check, if he decides to run, but I'll match my passion for that money any day.</s>CUOMO: Why Joe Biden. Let's put up the numbers with Hillary Clinton. She's got the money, she's got the political leaders, she's got the momentum. Many feels that it's a coronation on that side of the ball. You're looking now, I'll show you the numbers, it says, favorable, unfavorable for Clinton, 40 favorable and 51 unfavorable. Joe is 49-39, they say the key issue could be she's struggling with trust. He's got trust coming out of his ears. What do you think is the key to why he could be successful?</s>FOLEY: His trust. I mean, I would - Hillary does have a problem with trust in this country right now. I do believe, when and if he decides to run, Joe will add a new dimension to this race that lacks certainly the trust and the honesty and the character to be president of the United States. I know him that well. I hope he runs, if that's what he wants to do. I am ready to certainly elect him as president of the United States.</s>CUOMO: What does your gut tell you, Mary? Does he have the fire in the belly? Is it too much pain that he is dealing with? Has he been in the game too long? Where do you think he is heading his heart of?</s>FOLEY: There's fire in that belly. He's connected. His head is connected to this. To connect the heart and the head. His heart and his head. You know, I spoke to him briefly a few months ago. Certainly well before, you know, Beau passed away. He had the twinkle in his eye. I believe then quite possibly, he was going to throw his hat in to be president. But...</s>CUOMO: But of course that was before the family loss Beau and now he is dealing with that. Mary, I appreciate you coming on to explain it at this point. We know you don't want to pressure him. You went on "New Day" on national television so the pressure is implicit. So we'll see what happens. And Mary, we'll back in to you, thanks for being with us. Send our best to the family.</s>FOLEY: OK. Thank you very much, Chris. Bye-bye.</s>CUOMO: Mik.</s>PEREIRA: Gun violence is spiraling out of control in Baltimore leaving it in the deadliest month in decades. There's now plan to put federal agents on the street with Baltimore cops. Is that the answer? We'll take a look.