these labels to make them easier to read and understand. >> we've been ignoring government labels for 23 years. so now we're going to spend an immense amount of money on a multi-year process to rearrange the information, make it larger and add even more that you'll never read or use. because it makes liberals feel good. it is pure symbolism. >> actually, it's not symbolic at all. it makes us liberals thinner and that's our secret trick to living longer, then winning more elections. that's what you won't see on your food labels. >> you do lead a rich fantasy life. >> in the "crossfire" tonight, director of nutrition at the center for science in the public interest and rick berman. rick, let me start with you. obesity accounts for as much as $146 billion in health care costs in this country. from my perspective that makes it not just a personal issue. this is an issue that affects all of us. certainly as taxpayers. don't you think there's some government responsibility to do something about this crisis? >> first of all, there's always been thin people and there's always been fat people.

they have labels in fast food restaurants. don't know how many people actually read the labels but for the people who do, 10 to 20 calories or so, you'll order less per meal when looking at those labels. it could make a difference. >> i was at an airport with sanjay and sanjay eats obanly es healthy things. he has seen me do it. sanjay, thank you very much. when the first lady makes the announcement, we'll bring it to you live. >>> in the meantime, ahead at this hour, hillary clinton hits the swing states. it sure looks like a campaign but the shocking new report that says key advisers to joe biden do not believe that hillary clinton will run. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insur

and that's the kind of candidate no labels is looking for. >> and joining us now to discuss, no labels is the no labels national director, joe cunningham. joe, great to have you on. thanks so much for being here, really appreciate it. so what do you think? do you want to see chris christie at the top of a no labels ticket? >> look, we have a lot of respect for former governor christie. personally, i have a lot of respect for any republican who can win in blue areas or any democrat who can win in red areas. the truth is we're going to be talking to a lot of people and talking to a lot of people but more importantly, we're listening to the american public. what the american public are telling us now is that they're not happy with these choices. that's why no labels then set out to gain access across the country to have a ballot line for a unity ticket, a bipartisan ticket, to offer it should america still be unhappy with the choices after super tuesday. >> and joe, i don't have to tell you this. there are growing fears that an independent ticket like the one you want to put forward could

put up the map that no labels presents. we're in it to win it. here it comes. they have a scenario where they think there are 25 states they think they can win. there it is. i don't know, who the hell knows? i said at the outset the only thing any of us knows for sure is that we have no idea which way this is going to go. i've been paying attention for more than 30 years. i've never seen a cycle with the unpredictability as the one that is commencing now. in any event, go vote at smerconish.com on this week's poll question. here it is. i want to know if you're open to the idea, are you open to the idea, i'm not asking are you going to vote for because we don't know who the candidates are. but are you open to the idea of voting for a no labels third-party candidate? go check that in and out. >>> still to come, in a controversial move many states are relaxing child labor laws saying it's a way to tackle the shortage of workers. some are even letting underage kids serve alcohol in restaurants. could this prove an unlikely fix

a gentleman named george says this, i give no labels. a lot of credit our system has evolved in a way that both major parties essentially represent a political duopoly. and it ain't working. they both have produced candidates that no one likes accept the extremes. these guys are both running against each other. neither of them could be anyone other than the guy they're running against. use your brains. people don't i'll be sheep. it's time for the thoughtful center to take back the country. what do you say to george spencer >> in another time? that may be true. i'll say it again. the republican nominee, donald trump would end our democracy that's what we're talking about here. that's the only thing to talk about in this election democracies on the ballot and all of us are on the ballot. if the american people want to preserve this precious gift that we were given by our founders in 17 89, we were the first people on earth there were allowed to govern ourselves. we have to prevent someone coming to this office who will destroy the elector

that's why i'm involved with no labels. i'm excited.hire and we're going to do this all over the country. we have more americans with the centrist views versus the extreme views. >> i appreciate you both joining us tonight, gentlemen, thank you. >>> "outfront" next, he's been charged with killing three women. authorities now believe, though, the long island architect accuser may not have stopped there. this as we're learning one of the first things the suspect allegedly said when taken into custody. >>> plus, breaking news in trump's effort to stop the investigation in georgia over his attempt to overturn the election there. the d.a. in that case said a decision could come in just weeks. air! ♪ booking.com, booking.yeah ♪ ♪ old school hard work meets bold, new thinking, ♪ to help you see untapp possibilities and rentlessly work with you to make them real. ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ l

and calling for a warning label is a major step forward.'s talk about what might get in the way of that effort. namely congress, you need congressional approval to implement that surgeon general's warning label. and congress, as we've discussed before, they've failed to really take any meaningful steps to regulate social media companies why do you think that is an and do you think they might sign off on this warning great question boris. >> and first of all, yes, congress has been totally missing an action for 20 years on social media shame on them for that. but the bottom line is, this is a really good idea for society, for parents, for young people. and the truth as a warning label, be very effective. congress just has to pass legislation. so maybe they can actually stand up and do their job for once on this. and the truth is, it will help parents understand the potential negative impacts you gave the statistics briana earlier, about five hours a day for kids who are really dealing with social, emotional and cognitive issues because of so

women more likely to read the labels and make a decision based on those labels as compared to men.at we're seeing right now. >> good first step. we know the food industry is complaining because it's going to cost them $2 billion to make the changes, but i guess that comes with it. >> that's right. and this won't happen overnight. it takes a long time to roll something like this out because so many products already exist with the old labels. again, there's 90 days before we see how this all shakes out. a lot of people weighing in on it. >> at least we're talking about it. now go eat that ice cream. you're one person that could eat the entire thing and we would never see the difference. >> it's got all the ingredients for breakfast i'm told. >> you can watch sanjay gupta weekends right here on cnn saturday 4:30 p.m. eastern and sunday. let us know what you think. tell us, tweet us. >> we need to know. they hide the ball when they do that serving size. i like that sanjay channelled bill cosby there. >>> coming up on "new day," he was the undisputed star of the state of the union addre

because no labels, i mean, i remember no labels was created and it was sort of this feel-good group andow they're just raising money that is making it possible for them to be in a serious conversation about this. so we'll see where all of that goes. coming up next for us, how do you get democrats and republicans to work together? well it turns out, you may need a littl a little bit of psychedelics to do the trick. that is next. was here and our trade-in was gone. ta-da. - [narrator] buy your car with carvana t today. [clicking] when occasional heartburn won't let you sleep. [clicking] get fast relief with new tums+ heartburn + sleep suppor love food back and fall asleep faster. ♪tum, tum tum tum, tums♪ bug spray works best... when your family actually wears it. ♪ get odor-free eight hour protection from mosquitoes and ticks without the ick. zevo on-body repellent. people love it. bugs hate it. - this is jabra enhance select. it's more than just a hearing aid. it's a smart hearing solution that makes hearing aids more convenient and less expensive. with jabra enhance select's premium pac

if in fact this group were to be labelled a domestic terrorist organization. this is a prolonged period and in no way, shape action or form is this something that's going to be introduced from the president making a statement that groups such as antifa should be labelled as a domestic terrorist organization. >> organized resistance groups are finding areas of opportunity to bring in agitators and causing violence. do you recall this happening in the past with past issues, or is this something new? >> my experience as a practitioner at the nypd in connection with demonstrations and riots, we've often times had people we refer to as agitators. they came from territories outside of where the actual demonstration is occurring, and these people in many instances were hired. but they simply afford a small component of that peaceful demonstration because the masses are coming to protest something and resent a particular action in government. so, the agitators in many instances are distracting from the peace for which this demonstration represents. i think it's em per

because i think people are hearing no labels, no labels. >> yeah, and i spent a lot of time talking to members of the no labels leadership, i said do you know who is on the list of people that you are considering. do you know how you will decide which one of those people will be the candidate. do you know who will decide. do you know how you will decide who will decide. none of those things i could get a clear answer on. joe lieberman, had been a democrat and then an independent, he said to me eventually this will crystallize into a process. but they have set mid march as their deadline for deciding this. we're not that far from mid march and still a lot of them don't know what the plan is at all. >> do you think they have a plan or are they just -- and they are being coy with you, or are they just hoping that one eventually comes to fruition? >> well, the plan has changed a lot of times. at one point they were going to have a big convention in dallas they were saying. that fell apart. so we don't know what is going on here. and again, manchin is going forward on his own. he has starte

they've all ruled out working with no labels as a candidacy. i mean, those are some of the biggest names in politics. people who are well-known, did you, ms your chance to recruit a strong known challenger who could actually have a shot >> we did that in the reason abby is all the names that have been floated out there over the course of the last couple of months are names that have been floated ball, somebody else? so we're in the process to talking wall several candidates. we feel really good about our delegates decide on friday, they want to keep moving forward with this process will accelerate a lot of those conversations and we may well have a candidate just run final thing on this. i mean, are they well known and off, i mean, if you if you gave me a name, now, we'll people watching at home know who you're talking about >> i think so. look, here's what i can say, abby, we've said from the beginning, we will only put up a ticket if we think it has a realistic chance to win the white house, we're not interested then fueling any kind of spoil

we see many benefits of warning labels.o one is the sort of cultural and normative shift, and it really helps kind of convey those norms at the population level. another major benefit is, of course, that the warning labels can inform consumers and simply communicate knowledge whether or not people change their behavior, they at least know. and then third, we do see numerous studies across tobacco, alcohol, and also sugar sweetened beverages that warning labels do actually change behavior not for everyone, but across the population as a whole, and lead people to make healthier choices. >> this is truly fascinating. i do note that we just learned that south korea has a label warning about liver cancer. ireland will include a cancer warning starting next year. of course, congress in this country is the only people that can actually mandate it. i wonder if they will follow suit. hearing what we have discussed tonight and of course from doctor murthy. doctor hall, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> well, up next, an incredible

begin require labeling on cigarettes? this is the first label.s caution: cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health. was it 1958, 1972, 1965, or 1981? that answer is just a couple minutes. [ female announcer ] the healing power of touch just got more powerful. introducing precise pain relieving heat patch. it blocks pain signals for deep relief precisely where you need it most. precise. only from the makers of tylenol. >>> so the question was, what year did the u.s. begin requiring the warning label on cigarettes? caution, cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health. did you get it right? c, 1965. >>> cigarette warnings are about to get a lot more graphic. the fda is unveiling a new warning system today, some labels, and the hope is that pictures of a diseased lung or a dead body will make people think twice before lighting up. our senior medical correspondent, elizabeth cohen. she has detailed. these pictures very graphic and shocking. can you give us a sense of what the new warning labels are all about? >> yes, let's take a look. f

the truth is, no labels has been around for over years.formed the problem solvers caucus, got a lot of great work done. and no one seemed to ever bring up funding or resources at that particular time until we started to get ballot access. while we're on the topic of democracy, i don't think there's anything more democratic than giving americans choices. that's all we're trying to do. there are a number of groups and people who have another opinion about that. but the fact is, there's nothing about political parties in our constitution. and, you know, if the vast majority of americans don't want to see this rematch, shouldn't -- should a group not stand up and speak for them? >> joe cunningham now with no labels, thank you so much for the time. >>> we're going straight to the white house where john kirby is speaking to the press. let's listen. >> which will exacerbate food scarcity and harm millions of vulnerable people around the world. it's been critical to bringing down food prices which have spiked as a result of the invasion of ukraine

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the label does harm.he policies are pretty reasonable. >> look, to be fair, in the 70s sanders he said to me in a town hall, i said that to him. he said when did i say that? i said you said it in the 70s. he said what were you saying in the 70s? and i said goo-goo, gaga. he said look, my ideas have progressed and his big hit is, what did we do for the corporation when's they tanked the housing market? what do we do for them? >> like i said, i think he has underestimated, if he were the nominee of the democratic party, there would be tradeoffs, constituencies that the democratic party is counting on including this burgeoning suburban vote where he would not do as well as many of the other democratic candidates. and whether he would pick up some of those white working class voters and excite enough young people who weren't going to vote to come out to make up for what was lost, you know, that's the equation. and we'll see if we get there. but the thing about, you're right. that what he's basically, he has a

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that will be more clearly labeled.f the biggest things is you dealt with this and the look at the numbers and say this doesn't look so bad. you have a few food items and there is actually eight servings. you have gone through four servings. you are eating far more calories than you thought. if it's likely you will seat the food in one sitting, you will not not only the per serving, but the package information as well and make your conscious mind go online and think twice about what you are eating. >> if you are buying a 20 ounce bottle of a soda like coke or pepsi or diet whatever it is, the old labels would have the servings with eight ounces and now they have decided that people are not only going to drink ounces, but drink more than eight ounces in. >> it's trying to better reflect what a serving means in today's day and age in the united states. as you mentioned, unlike people who buy a 20 ounce drink like that are going to stop at the one serving mark. have a clear idea of what they just took in. they are probably

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no labels has gained access in 14 states including some key battlegrounds. it is active in several more states and this fight is just heating up as gallup found 43% of americans now consider themselves independent making them the largest political bloc in the nation. joining me now is ryan clancy, chief strategist. i read the letter you folks sent to doj, but tell my audience what is the most egregious interference that you are alleging? >> two biggest things are the intimidation against no labels supporters and potential candidates. some of our opponents are on the record saying they want to destroy the reputations of people who support no labels, say they want to find any skeletons in the closet of any candidates who want to affiliate with us. and look, i understand politics is hard ball. we appreciate that and embrace the first amendment, but you can't do this kind of stuff. you can't intimidate people from participating in the democratic process. >> i read it, i was a bit nonplussed by it, because to me it was the rough and tumble. i mean, if everybody b

now, these new labels are expected to show the calories much more prominently on the new labels.a food product. you know how sometimes you get something, it says 2 1/2 servings per can? >> right. >> then you have to do the math to figure out, wait a minute, how much am i consuming? maybe they're going to stream-line that. >> it's the holy grail really of food labelling, accurate serving sizes. you know, ice cream, it gives you this impossibly small serving size. >> and easier to understand. >>> big news from two retailers today. from target, the first indications of just how last year's massive security breach hurt the company. the verdict? fewer people are shopping at target. target's fourth-quarter sales fell 2.5%. it's only the second quarterly drop in four years. profit sliced almost in half. and from jcpenney, a huge jump in its stock price this morning. those shares, jcp, up 12% in premarket trading. sales rose 2% last quarter, a big deal for jcpenney, which has been really struggling with a major turn-around here. the year before, jcpenney's quarterly sales plunged more th

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what will the labels look like? that's if they were more emphasized. look at the current labelings.e the calories clearly right there at the top. >> much bigger font. >> it's not calories from fat and other things, it's the total. that's what people want to know when they are eating food. some of the nutrients. we all suffered from this and it's not so bad. it's servings. >>s as i am eying your pint of ice cream that i might have filled a bowl with this. it's just that. but you have to do the math. >> how many servings do you think this is? >> the whole thing? >> the whole thing? five. >> 12 servings. you are right. most people think this is going to be fewer. this is not 12 servings for the average american. a bag of potato chips. a lot of people eat this in a single sitting. you get both per serving and in case you decided to eat the whole bag, you get that information as well. >> you have the people who look at the labels and the people who could care less. how is the bigger font and the portion size really going to make those people targeting read this stuff. >> i don't know. th

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lisa, you first, so what is no labels really all about? who would be on board? >> good to be with you, fredricka. no labels is about a citizen's movement. in your last piece, you talked about king makers. last time i checked this was a democracy. those of us in no labels, which includes republicans, democrats and independents, are very interested in making congress work. today, as has always been the case, our congress is supposed to help us solve problems in this country. it is not being done. so anyone that is fed up with the gridlock in washington and the inaction and the inability of us to move forward is a nation would be interested in joining and participating with no labels. >> it sounds like you're appealing to the electorate. >> we absolutely are. we have already mobilized 435 congressional districts by putting a leader in every single one of them, working from the grassroots, a bottom up approach as opposed to those in office who believe they get to rule with impunity and use their votes as they see fit. that's absolutely inappropriate. so what we are

without the label and context.different balance, hard for us. that's an important balance for us to make sure people don't find the contents but the context it's rated false. >> i guess it's a little confusing because you have facebook removing breitbart video saying hydroxychloroquine was a cure for covid-19. that was released after millions of views. it may be confusing for people to understand what is the line, what are the rules. >> well, pam, we've said -- i should say we've said that content that is false, that is misinformation about coronavirus, that could lead to direct harm, for example, fake cures, we're going to take down. because the danger of someone seeing that once and relying on that can lead to direct physical harm. when you're talking about a broader range of misinformation, we want people to see it but we also want them to understand that it's been determined to be false so that they can make their own judgment and so that label is very clear. >> all right. nathaniel, thank you for coming on for

but the label the qanon shaman was something that was a label opposed upon him that jake described as picked up and blown up by media. >> well, tell me what are the chances here because obviously you have mentioned, he is already served a great part of his sentence. he's actually then released, he's now coming back, a guilty plea obviously forecloses a trial, it forecloses your appellate rights. many people in the audience may not understand. and they've heard of the stricken casts, of ineffective assistance of counsel for any lawyer to have that accusation wielded it can be very damning. i know you have praised this client and not being critical about him, but what is the ultimate goal here, to be able to have a re-trial? to be say i'd like to be tried? obviously he can't do away with what he's already served? >> yeah, so i can't speak for jake. i can certainly tell you what i know is in the pleadings and i can tell you from a procedural standpoint is appropriate. for jake to have asserted in effect assistant to council, he had to do so within a one-year period following the sentenci

and we had a very special label maker that printed on clear labels. it was blatantly obvious that it was ours. >> what was your immediate reaction? >> i was in shock. i have kids. you know. that's not -- we didn't want anything like that to happen. i mean, that's the only reaction i had. i mean, i don't even know how to describe it. >> did you go to work the next day? >> well, i did. >> carlton says he didn't want to draw attention, so he continued to run motion resources as if nothing had happened. he says he was trying to sell off his supply, shut the business down. but the prosecutor says there's evidence carlton was in the process of changing the business name, allegedly to keep motion resources running. carlton admits he was sweating. with good reason. his world was about to crumble. by a betrayal on the inside. people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that

the warning labels, the labels can help increase awareness. they're one of several strategies that we have to take. but i want people out there just to know that if you drink regularly, just remember that drinking occasionally or once or twice a week is significantly lower risk than drinking once or twice a day. and less alcohol consumption means less cancer risk. and that's what we want people to keep in mind. >> doctor vivek murthy, thank you so much for joining us. thanks for all the important work you're doing. >> we're grateful to you, chris. thank you so much. well, appreciate you. >> and coming up, the biggest winter storm of the season now just a few hours away from bringing very heavy snow and dangerous ice to a large portion of the country kobe believed in himself at the youngest possible age. >> it's one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. >> i don't want to be remembered as just a basketball player. >> kobe premieres january 25th on cnn. >> you'll find them in cities, towns and suburbs all across america. millions of

benjamin chavis, he is a national co-chair of no labels. good to see you again. >> let me >> start here. so for weeks ago, about 800 no labels delegates got together and decided, yes, let's move forward. we're going to move forward with this ticket and find candidates. what changed between. then four weeks ago and the decision to say, now, we can't do it well, thank you, victor. good morning. it's good to see you. well, i just want to remind everyone the beginning of the process over a year ago. no labels said that if we could not find not only the candidates, but also a pathway, the victory, we would stand down our organization has a lot of integrity and we kept our because will happen is that we while we interviewed some worthy people they decided not to run and they decided not to run because they didn't think that they could win and we didn't think they could moon and therefore, we stood down. that's what we said we were going to be kept by word to the american people, but no labels is not going away, but not disappearing we have valid

even here, we say the company is reluctant to do that. >> they're not labelling it. >> they didn't label president trump has created so many challenges for twitter. it's just clear they don't know what to do it with. >> absolutely. and i mean, if you think about in 2015, we saw the role social media played in the rise of trump and how russia used it to interfere in the election. these policy decisions, when you think about twitter leaving this up, facebook leaving the nancy pelosi video up, how it could be a real impact on the 2020 election. and there's no transparency. we pointed twitter to their own policies and said is this not a contradiction of your policies. they said it didn't break our rules, that's it, and they would not explain it. they go to congress, they say we are being transparent, we are, you know, reforming, we are putting in place these new rules but then they will give us no insight into the decision making process around that. >> what are they even claiming to be transparent on. >> they do a victory lap when they say, we have implemented this policy. we are going to l

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no labels has a pretty strong infrastructure. they continue to recruit candidates. i don't think that joe lieberman passing is doesn't necessarily going to dissuade individuals from pursuing that effort, i think it is the question more so is that does somebody wants to take up the mantle of no label noting to what scott just says that if you're afraid no labels is afraid of donald trump winning second, a second term. and if they, those somebody a viable candidate into the wraith, it is more likely to help donald trump win then joe biden. and so the question is really can may just find someone i'm not sure the passing of senator lieberman will really play a role in that >> yeah. you know, jeff, you covered him for a long time as did i. we talk often about how often he was an independent voice in the us senate, something we don't necessarily see as often these days, right? >> he definitely was and i'm in one hand, he was a big liberal in terms of a social policy. of course, supported abortion rights, environmental rights. he was pi

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so it's going to be many, many years before we see these labels, these types of labels on any cigarette. if we ever are to see them. it's interesting, brooke, you know, i trav quite frequently and i've seen these types of labels all around the world. so the united states is not unique in wanting to have these kinds of labels on cigarettes. >> yeah, we've done the segment before. they show them in brazil, i know canada for sure. obviously the cigarette companies didn't want the photographs. what about just the warning labels themselves or even the images the government does want? how do they feel about that? >> it strikes me that they have the problem with the images because they are so very graphic because we know on cigarette packaging, there are some warning labels, cigarettes can cause cancer or may cause cancer, hazardous to your health. so that sort of warning is already on many cigarette packages. i think their issue is really with the very graphic images, but again, we see these all over the world. the united states is really one of the only countries that doesn't have this sort

now they're labeling them about violence. >> reporter: yeah. now this is a much further action because the other labels we saw earlier this week, many of those tweets stayed up. they had a fact checking label and link to them for more information. this action though actually hides the tweet from most people's time lines. if you want to view it, you have to click through it. this policy was enacted in june of last year. this is the first time that twitter is ever actually enforcing it against the president of the united states despite the fact that many people have said several other trump tweets in the past year have warranted this label. so what this label means is that not only is it hidden from people's time lines, but also you can't reply to it and you can't just retweet it. if you want to retweet it, you have to add your own comment to it. this is a very decisive action and this is one that twitter has not taken to politicians. while they say this tweet would violate its rules, it would be removed, because of the public interest, that is w

until this label is removed. twitter has changed the label. it's now says government funded account, ironically or or strangely, tesla and spacex to have elon musk companies that have taken a lot of government money. i don't have that label at the moment. but this is another example. jim, i think of elon musk's hatred for the press. i mean, he has since coming in at twitter, he has smeared the press. he has attacked the press, and this is really just the latest example. it might have cut eventually, at some point to the credibility of what's on twitter. if he's if they're goofing around with this kind of stuff, they had the dogs coin logo on. i mean, it just sort of, i don't know. it just it's not exactly a masterpiece theater over there. it's chaotic over there, and nothing really seems to be like, you know, there doesn't seem to be one standard. for instance, the bbc , which i think most people would affiliate with taking some government money, they're not labeled. there are a lot of other accounts are not labeled. it just seems like elon mu

strategists have their own label, spoiler.s going to end up being a spoiler? >> no, i don't think so. no labels has been around since about 2008 or '09. it was very involved be the problem solvers caucus, which is a house caucus, which was a vice chair of. it's an equal number of republicans and democrats. you had josh gottheimer and brian fitzpatrick on a number of times. this is a little larger group, bipartisan, bicameral. and they've been until now very focused on the issues. actually they still are. whether it was the debt ceiling, immigration, you know, keeping the government open, a whole bunch of very -- chips bill, infrastructure. but now the polling that we've done shows that literally 26,000 people around the country, it draws equally -- unlike perot in '92, 30 years ago, was that perot basically took from bush and allowed bill clinton to win the election. the polling now shows that we draw pretty much equally between both sides, the republicans as well as the democrats. and our focus right now is to, like perot was

no labels brings people together.talk about i can talk about it, because i don't own assault weapons, but i have guns, but not multiclips, and i need to talk to people who believe they need those and i want to talk to people who go to gun shows who feel they do not have to be register and i want to know why they want that protected and yet, people are the the mental illness, the people who are causing this mass violence, how come my 8-year-old is able to lock in and see what glorifying violence and so it is comprehensive approach to build a consensus. >> and if i can get a yes or no, assault weapons only stand alone ban -- >> stand alone on guns just alone, no, it will not in the political reality we have today, it will not go anywhere and it has to be comprehensive and that is what i have tried to tell the vice president and everybody, it has to be a comprehensive approa approach. >> senator joe manchin and former governor jon huntsman, and gentlemen, good luck, and we will see how many you are collecting as you go a

have their own label, spoiler. it's no labels going to be ending up as a spoiler? >> no, i don't think so. no labels has been around since 2008 or 2009. it was very involved with -- a house caucus, which i was a vice chair of. the comember of republicans and democrats. you -- had and fitzpatrick. on a number of times, 55 to 60 members. this is a little larger group, bipartisan, bicameral. until now they've been very focused on the issue and they still are. it says the debt ceiling, immigration. they're keeping the government open, a whole bunch of chips fell, infrastructure. now, the polling that we've done shows literally 20,000 people around the country, it draws equally, unlike the basic tenant in 92, 30 years ago, was pro basically took from bush and allow bill clinton to win the election. the polling now shows that we draw pretty much equally between both sides, the republicans and the democrats. our focus right now is, pro was successful, not getting in the ballot in all 50 states. it's not gonna be a down-ti

in response, no labels posted a statement that read, in part, no one at no labels has any interest inoiler effort. joining me to discuss, former ohio congressman and sen forrial candidate, tim ryan, who ran for president in 2020. he's currently a senior visiting fellow at third way. congressman, nice to see you. namaste. i am part of the 44% who identify as independent. what about us? don't we get a seat at the table? >> yeah, absolutely, you have a seat at the table and you'll have a choice. i think the idea is not just should we have third-party candidates, i think most americans believe we should have more choices, not less. but you have to view this in the context of an anti-democratic movement happening in the country. and to put someone in place that would tilt the balance toward the insurrectionists, toward the people who don't believe in democracy, toward the people who think that democracy should die and we should put a cesar in charge for a few years to figure things out. that's exactly who these people are. i think it is a big, big mistake. so if you believe in america, if

>> well, the problem is that what no labels is offering is not choits.ing to do is offer a spoiler, someone who can attract protest votes, people that are truly by the time we get to november of next year, unable to pull the lever for either candidate. there's enough of those people to make a difference in the race. we saw that in 2016 where in very critical states 6% to 8% of the people voted for people like jill stein and gary johnson. what they're not going to provide is a real path to victory. that's just ridiculous. there's almost no one who is a serious political observer who thinks that is remotely possible. they are very unlikely to win a single state. no candidate has done that since 1968 as a third party. they certainly aren't going to win 270 electoral votes. >> how could you know that -- respectfully how could you know that if you don't even know the identity of the third party ticket that we're talking about? >> first of all, there's history. one of the most popular presidents in american history four years after leaving office ran as a thir

, justin and 'n sync went to another record label, no strings attached. ♪ bye-bye ♪ you may hate me buteally cool. >> reporter: first week along, no strings attached sold 2.4 million copies and making it the fastest selling album of all time. despite the growing frenzy, the growing bank account and the growing admiration of millions of fans. >> how much do you like 'n sync? >> a lot. >> reporter: those close to justin say his feet never left the ground. >> you know, when people get this big in this business, sometimes they get a big head and their entourage start to grow and they are not approachable. justin was not like that. >> i always felt like i was like mowsart's older brother. he's so good at what he does and he's so -- you know, he hits on every cylinder all the time. >> it's kind of like you're describing a -- >> reporter: exactly. that's exactly what he is. he is a salvant. >> reporter: it wasn't justin's only talent in the spotlight, so was his love life. >> britney spears and you. this is "larry king live." >> we are dating. >> reporter: from the moment they confirmed their

things that were reported that the white house denied and labeled as fake news and labeled as reckless as law enforcement run amok and andrew mccabe is answering them. this is interesting with last night. he said he briefed key members of congress and they didn't say anything. the question is what don't we know? listen to this. >> are there other things that haven't been made public at this point that contributed to the opening of the investigation into the president? >> i'm not so sure that there are things that haven't been made public. >> that, to me, looks like well, wait then. how much is there classified information about interactions with the russians? is there something else behind it? what did you make of that? >> there's a lot of intelligence. human intelligence, i think there are intercepts and a lot of stuff that the intelligence community we're dealing with that was shared with the fbi that they were working to try to corroborate. there's a lot of information from the russians and talking to each other and perhaps indicating that they infiltrated the campaign or they thoug