now it gives me great pleasure to introduce a former house member and my colleague, ed markey. sen. markey: thank you, michael. much.you, michael, so thank you for your incredible leadership on this issue. thank you to our great leaders, speaker pelosi, leader schumer, and frank pallone and maria cantwell, rebecca clark, ron wyden, and to all the groups who are out here and back to the beginning of reported internet time, anna eshoo for all of her work on this issue, there from the beginning of time. >> [laughter] internet time, internet time. rep. pelosi: that would be 30 years. sen. markey: whether it is in the halls of congress or -- we will not stop running until net neutrality is restored. today we take another important step in that fight, a fight to save the internet as we know it. a fight for innovation, entrepreneurialism, for the american economy, a fight for free speech, the cornerstone of our democracy. the fight for net neutrality. it is a fight we can win because another way of saying net neutrality is non-discrimination against the smallest companies, against the small

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and dan sullivan, republican from alaska, and ed markey, liberal from massachusetts, we've agreed we'reoing to partner and do so in a way that's bipartisan because that's always the best way to go. >> host: and finally, senator markey, 5g. why is it important that the u.s. lead the race, or do you think it's important? >> guest: yeah, 5g is the next stage. again, it's following on 1g, 2g, 3g, 4g, you know? so 1g, you know, 3g, 4g, it just keeps moving along, and the more that it goes is the more that you're able to build it into automobiles, build it into appliances, build it into the whole of our society. and so we want to be cutting edge. we've kind of led the revolution the whole way. we don't want to be left behind, but at the same time it doesn't necessarily mean we have to follow a chinese model, you know? we didn't follow the japanese model in the 1980 when everyone said, oh, my god, atari and sony and mitsubishi, they're just going to bury us, where are we? we created our own model, and we became number one within 5-10 years because all of a sudden america had a plan. america sh

portion of the debate include texas republican john cornyn, minority leader chuck schumer, democrat ed markey of massachusetts, and republican john barrasso.

former members of the house -- senator -- leader chuck schumer, maria wyden willwe will, ron and ed markey. led by the chair of the technology committee of the energy and commerce committee, along with other members of the committee, including chairman pallone, and anna eshoo is the godmother of that legislation. she, too, joined us. we're busy with our legislative work despite what we might read in the press. [laughter] yes, ma'am. reporter: do you think ilhan omar think her comments were problematic? ms. pelosi: first of all, thank you for the question. i don't think the congresswoman is -- has -- how it's heard by other people. i don't believe it was intended in an anti-semitic way. but the fact is that's how it was interpreted. we have to remove all doubt, as we have done over and over again. we're working now on a will, again, speak out against anti-semitism, anti-islamaphobia, anti-white supremacy and all the forms it takes that our country has no place for this. we voted on a resolution on anti-semitism just recently. when i was -- a week and a half ago or so in -- at the munich con

to get a better understanding of what happened today, i'm joined by ed markey.ow did you vote today? >> they gave us no hearings. we could have no expert witnesses. we could have no scientists. we could have no people from the states which have been affected by the massive climate related damage, which has occurred from forest fires in california to the storms across the midwest, the hurricanes sweeping through texas and florida. none of that was allowed to be presented as part of a hearing process. they were making a sham to make a political point for the koch brothers and for the exxonmobil and the rest of their polluting buddies and we just decided that we would not participate in anything that was such a disgrace in terms of how it was treating the severity of this problem which is in climate change. >> today illustrated to me the enormous gap. i think the republicans by in large, your fellow colleagues, they see it all as a joke, as a stunt. the gap between what the actual physics are, what the science says, what the scale of the challenge is and where the

to about -- 93 trillion-dollar deal will die in 12 you ares running away from it even cosponsor ed markeyed merely present. >> msnbc cnn critics pointing out plunge in ratings after reporting two years without proof that bombshells were coming news closing around trump they were wrong "rolling stone" columnist blasting them for exploiting their audience to reap bonanza misleading them i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" right now. ♪ ♪ you are watching fox biggest network i am elizabeth macdonald, so latest on boeing, the faa and transportation, federal officials testifying on capitol hill today, he had wars lawrence has update. reporter: the acting faa administrator said they used date to determine when to ground all boeing 737 max 8 planes u.s. was the last around the globe to take the completeness out -- planes out service. >> the aircraft vested in faa i made that decision. >> senators on aviation space subcommittee very concerned that boeing makes safety features as an up sell add-on specifically talking about, a warning on the dashboard tells pilots with antistall software m

it's interesting that you see the even ed markey and dianne feinstein with their video with the kidshich they're going to vote present. now they say they might have a new alternative deal. so this is shifting as we speak. >> charles: under this deal, its a massive umbrella of -- really more of a social justice document than anything fiscal or environmental. it covers a lot of things, including original version that would have paid people that didn't want to work. but susan, it does seem like this unstoppable juggernaut in the party. you do have to wonder to your point, president trump is gleeful about it and so are a lot of other republicans. what if this actually was this centerpiece of their platform in 2020? >> i think they'll have a big uphill battle. what i'm hearing, they're trying to shift the rhetoric. they're saying climate change doesn't get votes out in middle america, certainly not in the rust belt. the area that trump captured last time around. because they care about jobs. trump is everything. and the president was very good at really grabbing those votes and unexpected

but we made -- when i was speaker before we had the select committee on climate with ed markey chairing it. this time it's not only a select committee but it is a congress-wide agenda. ery chairman, look to your briefs, see how you can, whether it's building infrastructure in a green way, whether it is building broadband in our country so hat communication is improved. receiving people's suggestions act how -- especially young people, about climate. it is a caucus-wide effort for the people. what i want to say in closing is that what would be the proper adjective, shameful? sad? irresponsible? of the president of the united states. and the republicans on the intelligence committee. to take the actions that they have. they're just plain afraid. they're afraid of the truth. they're afraid of competence. they're afraid of a leader who is recognized in our country or being calm, professional, patriotic. 'm so proud of the work of chairman adam schiff. in stark contrast to the irresponsible, almost criminal behavior of the previous chair of the committee. so what is the president afraid of?

senator ed markey from massachusetts says that republicans make fun of the new green deal but climate will guarantee benefits to our workers and create millions of good jobs. it will protect the front line and vulnerable communities who have been most affected by fossil fuel pollution. the green new deal is about jobs and justice at the same time. reporter: the new green deal spearheaded by alexandria ocasio-cortez, as you know, and many of the proposals in it, one proposes to ban air flights all together, to try and help climate change. also promoting free housing. there is also free health care inside of this. some estimates, the costs would be 20 times the 2019 budget that president donald trump proposed which is a record budget. we are talking about a lot of money. liz? liz: yeah, we are. but edward, thank you very much. again, we are now about nine minutes away. they say 4:00 p.m. eastern, they will begin the procedural vote. >>> we have more breaking news for you. earlier today, patriots owner robert kraft's legal team was in court waiving arraignment but pleading not guilty on

guest: it was proposed by ed markey. one of the cosponsors of the green new deal resolution we are assessing. it failed pretty famously in 2010, the first time they really tried to push, the democrats tried to push hard to pass climate change legislation. it has actually been ample minded in europe -- been implemented in europe and california. a number of other states and jurisdictions around the world have accepted a carbon pricing program of some kind. we would say they have not been ambitious enough. priceed to put a higher on carbon dioxide emissions to reduce the amount of pollution that is put into the air. the concept is not some kind of new untested thing. it has been used. it has been used to cut down on acid rain, the chemicals that cause acid rain in the 1990's. it is not out of left field. host: how would you describe how cap and trade works in layman's terms? guest: cap and trade essentially says you are admitting a lot of carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere, we want to reduce the on a set schedule.

bad guys, we have one issue our committee dealt with that i am interested in, i got a bill with ed markey from massachusetts that has to deal with robo calls. every time you come up with a strategy or solution that can defeat the current way the bad actors come up with another way around it. technology is changing and people are looking for new ways to defeat us. i think the government has to do what it can to anticipate what will happen next. we will not a was right, but we need to be thinking like they do. that is why the government has hired more young people who understand and are adept at cracking and breaking down some of the codes used by the back guys. >> john soon is the majority south dakota from and chair of the communications and internet subcommittee. thank you for your time. sen. thune: thank you, glad to be with you. >> the last time we talked to you, you were in the majority, what happened and how will it make a difference? backlatta: we want to get in the majority. we want to get back. we have a lot of issues we can work with democrats on. can move forward together on a l

have one issue that are committee that with that i'm interested in and have a bill this year with ed markey from massachusetts you have to do robo calls and these robo calls we get. it seems like every time you come up with a strategy or solution that can defeat the current way, the bad actors get a way around it because technology honestly changes people are looking for a way to see this and stop this. government has to do it again to anticipate what will happen next and not only will it be right but we need to be thinking like they do. i think that's why the government has hired more and more people understand and are very adept at adept at breaking down the codes used by the bad guys. >> he's a republican from south dakota and he is chair of the munication technology, innovation and internet subcommittee. thank you for your time on the makers. >> thank you, peter. always good to be with you the next representative bob of the energy and commerce committee, last time you were in the majority, what happened and how will that make a difference? >> we want to go and we want to make get those

our committee dealt with that i'm interested in, too, and i actually have a bill this year with ed markey from massachusetts, it has to do with robo calls and all the robo calls that we get. it seems like every time you come up with, you know, a strategy or a solution that can defeat the current way the bad actors come up with another way around it because technology is constantly changing and people are looking for new ways to defeat us in trying to stop it. i just think government has to do what it can to anticipate what's going to happen next. we are not always going to be right but we need to be thinking, you know, like they do and that's why i think the government has hired more and more of some of these young people who understand and are very adept at cracking and breaking down some of the code and whatnot used by the bad guys. >> john thune, majority whip in the u.s. senate, a republican from south dakota, chair of the communications technology innovation and internet subcommittee. thank you for your time on the communicators. >> thanks, peter. always good to be with you. >> well,

>> the green new deal is a plan by democrats left in the senate by ed markey of massachusetts and has jean -- of the century andria cortez. and there are other elements that are not related to energy such as universal health care and affordable education and housing. it is a very big proposal. , one of the deal new pieces is mcconnell headlines the green new deal as a bludgeon against immigrants. why has mitch mcconnell scheduled this boat on the --posal that is perceived a vote. >> the republicans believe they an attachment on the democrats on this. there are estimates it could be in the tens of trillions and mcconnell is fixated on a number of $93 trillion which is a wild estimate that includes medicare for all. -- the republicans feel it is so big, they can do find it in the bit -- anyway they want. >> you pointed out instances where the majority leader has done that. they will need 60 votes to advance this legislation. a number of democratic senators are planning on voting present. the idea is take the air out of the balloon, has appear. present, they can show the world mcconnell

which that proposal and lawmakers were involved in krao creating it plan by democrats by ed markey much massachusetts the media star of the freshman class correspotez and address climate change off over 10 years wean us oil and natural gas and on to ind and solar pour and other elements are not related to that and as universal healthcare affordable education and housing and a very big proposal that all aspects of the economy. host: one piece on the deal is mcconnell wields the green new deal as a bludgeon against democrats. it is a nonbinding resolution. thisas mcconnell scheduled vote on the proposal, this procedural vote? tell us about that. guest: i think he and other republicans have a tactical over the democrats because it is a big and unwhich there are nned and estimates it could be in the and he is llions fixed on $93 trillion which is a ild estimate that includes the medicare for all and others but they feel it is so big, the it is so big el and undefined that they can efine it any way they want and use it against democrats to look like they are pandering to the far left. host:

we have one issue our committee dealt with that of interested in and i got a bill this year with ed markey from massachusetts that has to do with robocalls and all these robocalls that we gift. get. it seems like every time you come up with a strategy or a solution that can defeat the current way the bad actors come up with another way around it, because technology is constantly changing and people looking for new ways to defeat us in trying to stop it. i just think government has to do what it can to anticipate what's going to happen next. we are not always going to be right but we need to be thinking like they do, and that's why think the government has hired more and more of some of the junk people who understand and are very adept at cracking and breaking down some of the codes used by the bad guys. >> host: john thune as is republican fountain south dakota and he is chair of the communications technology, innovation and internet subcommittee. thank you for your time on "the communicators." >> guest: angst, peter. always good to be with you. >> host: representative bob latta of energy

>> the green new deal is a plan by democrats led by ed markey for massachusetts and alexandria ocasio-cortez, who is kind of the big media star of the freshman class. the plan basically

there are two resolutions for the legislation sponsored by senator ed markey of massachusetts and newlyed congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york. the representative has captured the attention of the nation. since she defeated a 10-term incumbent by double digits, becoming the youngest woman to ever serve in congress. we spoke with her chief of staff from new york. >> thus she is presenting a really new idea. you see her week after week, month after month, putting new ideas on the tube to change the course of the conversation. we saw that from the green new deal, to the marginal tax rate, to even things like health care and other policies. people are engaged. it turns out people in the country want to talk about policy. emily: everybody talks about her social media. that she has taken over twitter. a lot of lawmakers are on twitter permit what makes her so special? >> she engages. emily: she is also a unafraid? guest: that when you are pushing bold ideas, you have to defend it on its merits, and argue it. she uses twitter as a platform for communication, two-way communication

. >> kudlow slammed the proposal recently introduced by alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator ed markey. the legislation is aimed at addressing climate change and economic inequality. the green new deal proposes providing all people with high quality health care, affordable safe and adequate housing, economic security and access to clean water, clean air, healthy and affordable food and nature. the green new deal has been heavily criticized by many on the right. kudlow called universal health care ending private insurance crazy ideas citing high costs. senator markey tweeted climate change is literally destroying the planet. according to the trump administration's national climate assessment, with no action climate change will result in 10% gdp loss by 2090. a green new deal addresses this climate reality not right wing misinformation. >>> northern california expected to get a break from torrential rain today, but devastating floods likely to ravage the state for the next couple days. governor newsome declaring states of emergencies in five counties. the russian river crested above 45 f

change that's been put forward by congresswoman alexandria oscasio-cortez and massachusetts senator ed markeynd renewable energy by 2030. net zero global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and upgrading existing buildings for energy efficiency and overhauling transportation systems for emissions. alexandria oscasio-cortez participated in an exclusive television event on the green new deal initiative with msnbc's chris hayes at the albert einstein medical center in the bronx. she talked about how the u.s. government has handled the issue of climate change over the years. >> the entire united states government knew that climate change was real and human cost in 1989, the year i was born. so the initial response is let the market handle it, they will do it. 40 years and three market solutions have not changed our position. >> yeah. >> so this does not mean -- this does not mean that we change our it means is that we overnment, need to do something, something, and that is what the solution is about. >> and you can see more of chris' exclusive interview with alexandria oscasio-cortez in the special

ashley: the resolution proposed by aoc and senator ed markey failed 0-57 in the senate.s confused about why special counsel robert mueller did not conclude whether president trump tried to obstruct justice. comey telling nbc news that he thought trump obstructed justice when trump fired him. he said the role of the special counsel is to make a judgment so political appointees are not left to make that call. the fbi is stepping in to review the jussie smollett controversy. chicago police standing by their arrest, releasing a report on the actor's original hate crime claim. the fbi's involvement comes days after the cook county prosecutor dismissed 16 felony charges against the empire actor. agents now looking into possible federal crimes related to the alleged hoax. the police union also asking the u.s. attorney's office to investigate the cook county prosecutor's office which denies any special treatment and that is what's happening now. lauren: still ahead, lyft is getting ready to go public and expected to raise even more cash. but should you join in on this stampede o

new york democratic congresswoman alexandria oscasio-cortez and massachusetts democratic senator ed markeyt's take a closer look at it. the goal is to cut global emissions 40% to 60% below the levels they were in 2010 by 2030 and neutralize greenhouse gases entirely by 2050. you may not like anything about the deal but the goal is good. calls for an increase in the use of renewable energy like solar and wind power to 10% today to 100% over the next decade. the plan would also overall the nation's transportation sector, which it says is america's biggest source of pollution. would also invest in zero emission vehicles like electric cars. there were questions about the cost of this plan, many unkno s unknowns, and serious dace agreements how to pay for it. joining us now is a woman who helped develop the green new deal, she's charged with fleshing out the green new deal and other progressive policies. thank you for joining us. what's your first answer to the no one knows what this is going to cost or it's going to cost too much money? >> well, my answer to that is we're really early in the p

senator ed markey is a democrat from massachusetts.ves on the commerce committee and has introduced a bill to save the internet. senator, how is that related to the first net neutrality bill you ever introduced in congress? >> guest: well, it's the same goal. it is to make sure that the internet is open, that it's free, that there's no discrimination that can be used against anyone regardless of whether they're a small company or a small individual just seeking to have their voices heard. so n

. >> reporter: in february representative ocasio-cortez and ed markey introduced a green new deal resolutiono move towards 100% green energy, guarantee jobs for all-americans and fight climate change. this was the beginning be of what sunrise had been fighting for. it faced immediate push back from members of both parties. >> the democratic party has taken a hard left turn. >> you come in here and you say it has to be my way or the highway, i don't respond to that. >> and mitch mcconnell announced he would bring the resolution to a vote in an apparent effort to stop the movement in its tracks. sunrise planned an emergency action. >> mcconnell has said that he's going to rush the vote for the green new deal. i'm going to fly out to dc with other kentuckians. >> mom, have you washed my sunrise shirt yet? >> we're going to occupy his office. >> we're making our way to mitch mcconnell's office right now. we have a bunch of kentuckians behind us. >> it's clear that he doesn't have the decency, the courage to look at us because he's pushing us out. ♪ which side are you on now ♪ which side are you

. >> monday night on the communicators, from capitol hill, democratic senator ed markey of massachusetts republican congressman greg walden from oregon joins us to talk about net neutrality privacy, mergers and big tech , companies. >> if you want us to preempt california, how strong is the privacy law for all 50 states you are willing to put on the books? that is the debate we will have in the congress this year. and from my opinion, if it is not the strongest possible privacy protection, then there is no point to preempting the states that want to give strong privacy protections to their citizens. >> if you think about the internet, it is like this superhighway we drive down. but what really happens is eventually you need to take and off-ramp to get into the neighborhood you want to go. the off ramps are your search engines, your social media. you think about facebook, google, and some of the other providers really have enormous control over what we see, what we access, how we access it. i think this is right for the public square, for debate. announcer: watch the >> what the communica

green new deal sponsored by congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator he had ma -- senator ed markeying, listen to this, eliminating the use of all fossil fuels nationwide in ten years, get rid of it all. it might sound like a neat idea in places like san francisco or new york. places that the democratic party seems totally focused on these days. but the communities practically everywhere crushed. >> so president trump made some sort of reference like this last night, republicans deploying the issue from urban democrats to appeal to urban voters. across the country, we are seeing leadership from places like mexico and wisconsin at the state level. the green new deal brought a lot of energy on the table and a lot of positive momentum. you have young people engaged. you have states engaged. in new mexico alone, they just signed a bill to actually achieve zero in 2045, going to clean energy. we'll look in the same idea and other states like wisconsin and we have seen change happens in 23 states apart of the u.s. climate alliance who have agreed to push to achieve the paris agreement. we

have been some fireworks, including one particularly heated exchange between democratic senator ed markey and the acting head of the faa over what safety features should be mandatory on boeing 737 max 8s >> senator, safety critical pieces of equipment on an aircraft are mandatory that's what certification does if it's safety critical -- >> so you don't think they should have been manmandatory, that what you're saying? >> sir, i'm saying -- >> yes or no, should they have been mandatory, yes or no? >> sir, the distinction between what goes in a flight deck and what goes out is a discussion. >> reporter: so there they were talking specifically about the angle of attack indicator. markey and about 12, 13 other democrats sent a letter to boeing's ceo accusing the company of providing safety a la carte but boeing says they plan on offering that indicator at no cost to airlines in the future back over to you. >> all right, thank you very much for that report. >>> despite all this, airlines were a bright spot in the market today. >> the max 737 issue is actually they might actually be a little mo

he was questioned by massachusetts senator ed markey. >> i find it hard to believe that a safety company like an airline would save a couple thousand dollars on an option that might improve safety -- >> it may be hard free to believe, but it is happening. amy: this comes as "the wall street journal" reports boeing sought to accelerate the development of the 737 max jet by lobbying to reduce regulatory scrutiny while requiring as little new training for pilots as possible. we'll have more on boeing later in the broadcast. a federal judge has struck down rules in kentucky and arkansas requiring medicaid recipients to work in order to receive healthcare under the federally-funded program. under the states' medicaid work requirements, which were encouraged by the trump administration, all "able-bodied adults" who get health insurance through the affordable care act's medicaid expansion are required prove that they're working, studying, or volunteering. on wednesday, u.s. district judge james boasberg ruleded the requirements were arbitrary and capricious and said they exceeded medicaid's mis

one of the core tenants of the green new deal, as introduced by your senator ed markey and congresswoman-cortez, is a federal jobs guarantee. do you support a federal jobs guarantee? >> no. but i do support increased national service. i think we'd be a stronger country if more young people had the opportunity to serve. and if you think back to the new deal, the core tenant of the new deal was a civilian conservation corps. it got people to work. it gave them an opportunity to serve the country. it brought america together at a very difficult time in the 1930s, right in the lead-up to world war ii. the opportunity we have today is to make the green new deal not just good for the climate but good for jobs as well, good for the economy, to put people to work helping to make energy -- helping to make buildings more energy-efficient, helping to address climate change across this country, not just in cities, but in places like iowa, where carbon farming should be part of the solution. i talked about that this week as well. the point is, we have two big problems in this country, two big challen

portion of the debate include texas republican john cornyn, minority leader chuck schumer, democrat ed markey of massachusetts, and republican john barrasso. >> if you want to know what command and control economies are and what it would mean to our freedom and our liberty. all you need to do is look at the green new deal. thanis really nothing more an attempt to mask this power grab in it feel good environmental policies. by mixing ideas like medicare for all and guaranteeing jobs with unrealistic environmental policies. the senator from texas has the floor. questionsdeal with after i have my remarks. hei would like to ask if leaves if climate change is real and caused by humans. we know what he is not for. >> the senator from texas has the floor. >> i am not for socialism. will yield for a question and say what he is for. not what he is against, what he is for. >> the senator from texas has the floor. you will be quiet for a minute i will tell him what i am for. is is an attempt to really power grab here in washington the feel-good environmental policy. it makes his ideas like medicare for

the green new deal is ed markey's legislation as much as it is aocs.s not good to get people ginned up over white dudes. >> come to me please, speaking of white dudes. >> and people getting ginned up. this was a safe space for the president to go to. he went off script as soon as he started speaking. what do you make of using this? >> he loves it. he loves to be up giving speeches at rallies in front of his supporters, but, i mean, i used to go to cpac. i broadcasted from there for three years. >> radio row. >> radio row. i'll tell you who was there, white people. that's what it is. and it wasn't this place where they were always talking about policy. it was always up making a show and getting attention and selling your merchandise. that's what it's about. and it's really -- watching trump up there and speaking for 2 1/2 hours and hugging that flag and cursing and making those jokes, it resonates with the same people those speeches always resonate with, and it's not very presidential. that's what i would say more than anything else. he doesn't act like

stuart: no, ed markey. but the vermont-based investment shot to do the buying.t there and let some might be to disinfect and if others don't like it then don't vote for the guy. that's the best way to respond. we don't agree with what he is doing. transfer clearly that got under his skin. they exposed him for only flying private jets despite his screen persona. stuart: let's have a look at the stock of the day which actually is now levi strauss. they went public today first time ever you could actually buy into it. the stock right now is 2285, up $5.86 from the $17 that went out on. there's a great deal of interest biting into levi strauss. the genes peoples docks doing very well on its first day. 34% as of right now. a look at facebook. some passwords that were stored on their servers were in readable format. those passwords are not available outside the company they say and there is no evidence that anybody at the company viewed them. still stuck in the doldrums around the mid-ones exceeds right now. the veteran news guide ted koppel. he's been in the tv busin

they wrote a letter to her and cosponsor ed markey's claiming it.aten the livelihood of millions of union workers. republican from georgia. you know it's bad when labor unions slam something from the democrats. it's got to be real bad, right? >> it is. but the fruition of what the democrats have been proclaiming for so long. but now you have somebody that actually believes you can accomplish all of these crazy ideas and it scared the democrats. their whole idea of global warming in the radical side of that in pushing all this government regulation. they use that as a way to empower government. they never wanted something that would address the issue because there's nothing we can do in the u.s.. were not the polluters of the world. you get some an ideologically driven with crazy ideas that is getting the momentum it scares them. they are beginning to back off a little bit. stuart: they're surely no doubt in your mind. there's no doubt in my mind that we will never see the green new deal it is currently thought out. it will never be put into this. or

guest: it was proposed by ed markey.ne of the cosponsors of the green new deal resolution we are assessing. it failed pretty famously in 2010, the first time they really tried to push, the democrats tried to push hard to pass climate change legislation. it has actually been ample minded in europe -- been implemented in europe and california. a number of other states and jurisdictions around the world have accepted a carbon pricing program of some kind. we would say they have not been ambitious enough. priceed to put a higher on carbon dioxide emissions to reduce the amount of pollution that is put into the air. the concept is not some kind of new untested thing. it has been used. it has been used to cut down on acid rain, the chemicals that cause acid rain in the 1990's. it is not out of left field. host: how would you describe how cap and trade works in layman's terms? guest: cap and trade essentially says you are admitting a lot of carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere, we want to reduce the on a set schedule. w

goes in a flight deck and what stays out is a discussion >> that was an exchange between senator ed markey elwell during the space subcommittee hearing. earlier in the day boeing laid out plans to fix the problem with the 737 max phil lebeau joins us with more >> mike, we were out in renton yesterday and the day before talking with airlines, with pilots, some of those who had a chance to look at the new software fix and they believe this will do the trick in terms of alleviating any confusion or concern there might be that pilots are not fully aware of how the mcas automated flight control system works within the 737 max. so let me bring you up to speed in terms of the latest with the max and where things stand the pilots, about 200 of them with regulators tested the software in a boeing simulator yesterday. boeing will submit this software, along with its plan for enhanced pilot training. they are going to submit that to the faa, likely by tomorrow, if not early next week and then the faa certification most believe it's probably going to take a week to two weeks, and as you mentioned, the

probably can't see it, but on the left-hand side of the screen we are showing our viewers senator ed markeypre-new deal and they will be a test vote on it today in the senate. 60 yes votes to go to the floor before debate. it seems to me that the democrat , they're just going to say their pricing. they seem to be walking away from the green new deal. what do you think? >> they are. the president on anything coming in on congress for that matter is just walking away from your responsibility. look, this is fantasyland of those individuals come in many of them don't want have to vote on this. this is being proposed by the other side, by the very far left. you've got a lot of individuals up for reelection. they do not want to be on record so it'll be interesting to see. stuart: i've got a bet that the senators simply vote president that gets them out of the problem is saying yes i'm for it or know i'm against it. would you think? >> what that is is simply shirking your responsibility. as a member of congress to have responsibility to vote yes or no. that's walking away from the responsibility t

>> the green new deal is a plan by democrats led by ed markey for massachusetts and alexandria ocasio-cortez, who is kind of the big media star of the freshman class. the plan basically would try to address climate change with a big bold proposal that would kind of over 10 years basically try to wean us off of oil and natural gas and onto renewable such as wind and solar power. there are other elements that are even not related to energy such as universal healthcare and affordable education and housing. it is a very, very big proposal that affects all aspects of the economy. struck one of your pieces on the green new deal is headlined mcconnell wields a green new deal as of legend against democrats. you point out this is a nonbinding resolution. why has senate majority leader mitch mcconnell scheduled this vote on the proposal, this procedural vote because tell us about that. >> i think he and other republicans believe they have sort of a taxable advantage over the dent democrats on this. it is such a big on wielding plan it really doesn't have a price tag, although there are some estimates

>> the green new deal is a plan by democrats in the senate by ed markey of massachusetts and in the house by freshman representative alexandria ocasio-cortez, the big media star of the freshman class. the plan basically would try to address climate change with a big old proposal that would over 10 years try to wean us off of oil and natural gas and onto renewables such as wind and solar power. and others like universal health care and affordable education and housing. just a very big proposal that affects all aspects of the economy. >> one of your pieces on the green new deal is headlined "mcconnell wields the green new deal as a bludgeon against him a kratz." you point out -- bludgeon against democrats." why would mitch mcconnell schedule this foot on the proposal, this procedural vote? >> i think you know the republicans believe they have a tactical advantage of the democrats on this because it is such a big plan. it does not have a price that come although there are some estimates it could be in the tens of trillions. mcconnell is fixated on a number chilean dollars that also includes

the green new deal is a plan by democrats, led by ed markey in the senate and in the house by freshman representative casio-cortez.roso over 10 years it would basically try to wean us off oil and natural gas to renewables such as wind and solar power. there are other elements not related to energy such as universal health care and affordable education and housing. it is a very, very big proposal that effects -- that affects all aspects of of the american economy. reads,of your headlines mcconnell wields the green new deal to bludgeon democrats. it's a nonbinding resolution, so why did the senate majority leader schedule this procedural vote? republicans other believe they have a tactical advantage over democrats because it is such a big, unwieldy plan. it doesn't have a price tag but some estimates are that it could be in the tens of trillions of dollars. mcconnell is fixated on the number of $93 billion, a wild estimate that also includes medicare for all and all kinds of proposals. but basically they feel it is so big, the republicans feel it is so big that they can define it anyway

matthew: the green new deal is a plan by democrats left in the senate by ed markey of freshmanetts and alexandria ocasio-cortez, the big media star of the freshman class. the plan was to address climate change with a proposal that, over 10 years, would ween us off of oil and natural gas and onto renewables. there's other elements that are not related to energy, such as universal health care, affordable education and housing. it's just a very big proposal that affects all aspects of the economy. >> one of your pieces on the green new deal is headlined, " mcconnell headlines the green new deal" you put as a nonbinding deal. why has he scheduled this vote on the proposal, this procedural vote? tell us about that. matthew: i think he and other republicans think they have a tactical advantage over democrats. it is a big plan. it doesn't have a price tag, although some estimates it could be in the tens of trillions. mcconnell is fixated on a number of $93 trillion, which is a while estimate that includes medicare for all and other puzzles. basically, they feel it's so big and undefined, they

in addition, we should acknowledge that senators ed markey and jeff merkley have long led bills to bring about comprehensive climate action. we need to get all the good ideas we can out on the table. and we need the republicans to come with ideas of their own. just this week, republican senator lamar alexander of tennessee proposed a "manhattan project for clean energy," reviving an idea he pushed a decade ago, which would increase funding for energy research. this is promising. so let's bring all the ideas to the table and take action on climate. taking decisive action is good for our health, our environment, and our economy. america can either follow or lead on climate change. democrats think we should lead. >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> asked not what your country can do for you ask what you can do for your country. >> and the people who knocked these buildings down. book,pan's new was the the presidents, ranking the best and worst chief executives remise insight into the lives of the 44 american presidents and historians gathered by interviews with noted histor