amy: after senate majority leader mitch mcconnell pushes for a vote on the green new deal, new york congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez calls the move a bluff votes. we will look at what the proposal is for a green new deal with rhiana gunn-wright, one of the lead policy writers for the deal. then after two deadly crashes, the senate pulls hearings -- holds hearings on how the federal aviation administration let the airline industry regulate itself and whether to approve a former lobbyist to head the interior department. we will look at regulatory capture with public citizens robert weissman. >> the more we learn, the more we are learning g out the faa is capturing control by boeing, the company is supposed to be regulating. that is not a unique situation. corporations in all sectors contend -- controlled or unregulated. amy: then as neo-nazi james alex fields pleads guilty to 29 counts of hate crimes in a federal court for plowing his car into a crowd of antiracist protesters in charlottesville, killing one, we will speak with stanford professor jennifer eberhardt about her new book "biased:

but it is all part of the green new deal. the question is, if california can't afford to build high-speed rail between two major cities, how can we afford to build a system that crisscrosses the country? we can't. the green new deal doesn't stop at energy and travel. it extends to every building in the country. homeowners are going to be forced to retrofit their houses. businesses would have to do the same. this is what massive government overreach looks like. the rest of the world, mr. president, is going to continue to pollute, even if the country were to adopt something as extreme as the green new deal. it would cancel all of the gains that we made in the united states by the fact that our emissions continue to go down. 2017 we produced just 13% of global emissions here in the united states. just 13%. china and india together, 33%. and their rising over there. without dramatic changes from india and china, global emissions will continue to climb. so even if all the green new deal's costly mandates went into effect and the p

that includes every democratic senator running or president has embraced the renew deal. -- green new deal. the defining new losses in today's democratic party, they seem to be all in for the green new deal. it is a vicious. it captures your imagination said one presidential candidate. i am in all the way said one colleague who is also running. when i asked if the proposal might go to far -- too far, another candidate replied you cannot go far enough. so, how far does this proposal go? what is in this thing? what is it? for starters, the proposal addresses the small batter of -- matter of eliminating the use of all fossil fuels nationwide over 10 years. sound like a neat idea in places like san francisco or new york, places the democratic party seems focused on these days, but the community everywhere else would be crushed by this. killing off entire domestic industries, winding down millions of jobs, outlawing the only sources of energy that worked in middle-class families can actually afford. these steps could lead to a spike in electricity bills of .300 a month keep in mind, this is jus

senate down for the green new deal and a president down for the green new deal. [ laughter ] not thelive in but just think about that world. we're going to exist in that world for a little bit. i want to bring in reana gunwright, who is the policy director and for those of you that don't know me, she's spent more time thinking about the green new deal than probably anyone. is that true? >> that's probably true. >> you're humble. but it's true. you have been working on this a lot and bring in congressman w rokanna. [ applause ] so we're not talking about political obstacles. zero emissions by 2050. cut in half by 2030, right? those are the goals basically around that? >> we got to start. there's very pragmatic things we could do. instead of the president yelling at the gmc on twitter to create jobs. you could expand the electric vehicle tax credit, link it to domestic manufacturing and open up a lot of the gm plants to make electric suvs. the green new deal is also the green energy race. china is making 50% of the electric vehicles. if you care about having that industry in the united

and green new deal projects. authority was a new deal project part of a larger vision. thispeople say, what about or what about that? this is whys not, it is not in here. the answer is that is part of the solution too. i hope you all see that. i hope you all see the scope and scale. the solution is not going to come from one congresswoman from the bronx. it is not going to come from one senator. it is going to come from all are representatives of a country saying this is what iowa needs. this is what virginia needs. this is what michigan needs. this is what illinois needs. this is what new york needs. we have this threat the challenges all of us. the solution is going to take all of us too. i am thankful. i want. it might -- i want to reiterate my thanks to the organizers who made this moment happen and created the political energy to be relevant and put it at the top of the agenda, not the bottom. thank you. on march 6, republican senators gave speeches criticizing the green new deal. eventually democrats begin r

but this green new deal scares me. and he said, would the green new deal keep him from running cattle? i said, unfortunately, yes, it would. the green new deal would be the end of agriculture was know it in kansas -- as we know it in kansas it. makes up 40% of the economy -- kansas. it makes up 40% of the economy of kansas. so for all practical purposes, it would be the end of the kansas economy. another large part of our economy is oil and gas. and the green new deal would be the end of that. i was trying to think of the impact of the green new deal. it would triple your taxes, i think that would be well proven. but i'm always specialy concerned for that young family. maybe the family i delivered five or 10 or 15 years ago and they have two or three kids at home. how will the new green deal impact them? first of all, the grocery bill is going to double or triple, i would suppose. they have to replace all appliances in their home. their utility bill is going to go up. then i think about the price of gas and i always not

-- the green new deal? ose she presented us with her own solution that was really a disappointment. it was a a watered-down versionf the green new deal. it did not talk about offshore drilling or fracking, which is something that is a huge issue in california. it did not address grereen jobs dd transportation. wasn't -- -- it just oh, it did not align with science. we have 12 years and her plan gave us until 2050. if we wait until 2050 to make is goinghen our earth to dieie. we will quitee literally have an apocalypse, like it says on my shirt. we were calling for her to drop the resolution and to vote yes on the green new deal because that is the only plan right now that aligns with justice and aligns with science. amy: what does the green new deal mean to youou? is ae green new deal revolutionary way to fix a lot of the issues that we are seeing in our country right now, both the climate crisis that is not only in our country but global, and to address the economic struggles that we are facing right now. w

>> the green new deal has actually been around for a long time. p i believe thomas freedman first talked about it. it's been proposed internationally. it's based in the roosevelt new deal idea. we were coming out of the depression and needed economic stimulus. that's what this is about. it's about economic stimulus, building clean energy jobs for the future, jobs that deliver family-sustaining wages, it's about delivering the basic rights for our people, health care, the right to clean air, clean water. so, it's very much in the idea of what sierra club has always been working on for our 125-year history. >> were you consulted at all in this piece of legislation? >> yes, we were consulted. the resolution was written with lots of stakeholders actually including unions, justice groups. and many people were consulted. it really is a vision. it talks about projects. it talks about really some great opportunities with changing the way we make goods in this country by clean initiatives, investments in renewable energy. and it puts us on a path to clean r

you wrote a great piece on the green new deal a while ago. interesting to me to hear democrats say climate change is existential threat to our existence. the green new deal is a threat to the existence of the entire industrial midwest. they're talking about, if you eliminate carbon-based fuel, and carbon-based economy and air travel, it is a way of life for a giant group of people who built things, make things, drive trucks, grow food, isn't that, i mean, isn't that the way that republicans should respond to that kind of comment as opposed to saying it is too expensive? >> it is not juts republicans. you have seen labor union leaders, you're putting all of our members out of a job if you go forward with this plan to turn our economy upside down. as you pointed out, it's a revolutionary change. you're talking about wind and solar which provide 2% of the country's energy. but the government is going to essentially order it moved to 100 roughly within a decade. so, it is, it is an enormous cost. this vote today is kind of interesting because i th

green new deal! green new deal! deal! >> our party needs to work for us, not for the 1%. >> i think we were completely blown away by how successful it was. that really put the green new deal on the map. >> the pelosi sit-in brought national attention and sunrise movement hubs began springing up across the country. >> green new deal is inevitable. >> all of our local politicians have the chance to do something about this. they have a chance to stand with the green new deal and they have a chance to fight for our futures but they're choosing not to so it's up to us and acknowledge the power that we have as young people. thank you. >> being low income, being hispanic, being a woman, all of these identities that are discriminated against, marginalized. climate change affects it all. >> busy 24 hours. potential flooding, rain, and then this. you can see the data showing strong to severe storms. >> standing up for climate change is the only way to create a livable future and it's the only way to fix almost all of the probl

democrats voting on the sweeping green new deal proposal. apitol hill for the very latest coming up. >> if you believe the green new deal is the prescription for america, why would you not top vote on it? -- why would the not want to vote on it? ty comes risk. and to manage this risk, the world turns to cme group. we help farmers lock in future prices, banks manage interest rate changes and airlines hedge fuel costs. all so they can manage their risks and move forward. it's simply a matter of following the signs. they all lead here. cme group - how the world advances. >> i've never been seen a bill sponsored by a dozen members in the senate who don't' their bill to come to the floor. >> i have never seen republican leaders work so hard to bring a bill to the floor they do not support. >> if you believe that green new deal is the prescription for america, why would you not want to vote on it. a vote present today is a vote in favor. of the green new deal. >> for the first time i heard leader mcconnell admit that climate change is real, and cau

jen welcome thank you so much thank you so you just heard what chris lewis had to say about the green new deal what's your reaction well you know it's interesting that the person behind the green new deal the brain child of all this is alexandria ocasio cortez and you heard her say last week that you know in in twelve years it's possible that the world is going to end and in fact she even questioned whether or not the rest of us ought to have children in this world and that's going to end in the next twelve years but you look at her personal habits both on the personal side and on the campaign trail the new york post actually did a great investigative piece really was a gas guzzler and i thought it was quite interesting on her campaign to get elected alexandria ocasio cortez had actually taken and her staff had taken about twenty thousand dollars worth of trips in ride services like lyft juneau and the like despite the fact that she lived about one hundred and thirty nine steps from the sun so you're calling hypocrisy on a.s.d. when conserving fossil fuel there's the larger issue though of the

deliver a green new deal america. what are we talking about when we talk about a green new deal? we talk about a green new eal, we are talking about jobs and justice. we are talking about greatest creation program in a generation. repairing ing about the historic oppression of front vulnerable communities hat have borne the worst burdens of our fossil fuel economy. right nt roosevelt was when he said about his new deal. statesmanship and vision require relief to all at the same time. talking about an historic 0-year mobilization that will mitigate climate emissions, build climate resiliency. acted on this scale before and we must do it again. renewable energy deployment. wind.solar, offshore storage batteries for renewable electricity. will not be ture found in the dark of a mine but of the sun. nergy efficiency, smart power grids, clean and affordable public transit. andn cars and manufacturing working with key industries to pollution. today we are putting forward a set of principles, not prescriptions, that will retire leveraging new financing, roviding new resources and trainin

and to bring this back to the green new deal though. r the green new deal, you'd have to do away with the internal combustion engine with ten years. that's where we burn our ethanol. i'll be interested to see the democratic presidential candidates in iowa before the caucuses and try to explain to the people that live there why they don't want to have ethanol and going into the future. a lot of ramifications from the green new deal that people don't realize. >> charles: you're in this position. a lot of criticism. your a coal guy. >> i represented over 20 different companies when i was in private practice. coal was one. >> charles: critics say you have someone from the coal industry in charge of the environment. makes no sense at all. >> i started my career at epa as a career employee. i worked in the united states senate for 14 years before i went to private practice. in private practice, i represented over 20 different companies. i represented air quality management district in california. nuclear industry. a solar company. i resented t

and that is why it is a head scratcher to hear all these far-fetched attacks on the green new deal in the media and here on this floor. so let's be clear about what the green new deal says. this resolution. nobody is out there banning cheeseburgers. if you want to eat an ice cream sandwich and wash it down with a milkshake, nobody's going to be taking that milkshake out of your hands either. i don't know what this antifood legislation is that i keep hearing opponents talk about, but it certainly isn't the green new deal. and i'll tell you that my son, william peter wyden, age 11, is specifically going to make sure that his papa doesn't sign on to something like that. so there is no building trains to hawaii, nobody banning airplanes, nobody trying to take people's cars. the green new deal is about bringing good ideas to bear in the fight against climate change. that's what the american people are demanding action on. i will tell you this issue comes up at every town hall meeting that i hold. just over the last week i was in rural counties, counties where donald trump won by an enormou

i say no no, i think the new green deal or whatever the hell they call it, the green new deal, right?reen new deal. i even koirnlgt. i think it's really something they should promote. they should work hard on. it's something our country need desperately. they have to go out and get it. but i'll take the other side of that argument only because i'm mandated to. but they should stay with that argument and never change. no planes. no energy. when the wind stops blowing, that's the end of your electric. darling, is the wind blowing today? i would like to watch television, darling. all of a sudden they are trying to take you out with [bleep] [bleep]. robert mueller never received a vote and neither did the person that appointed him, and as you know, the attorney general says, i'm going to recuse myself. and i said, why the hell didn't he tell me that before i put him in? how do you recuse yourself? but the person that appointed robert mueller never received a vote. robert mueller put 13 of the angriest democrats in the history our country on the commission. what we have done together has n

and release of the mueller report and why republicans have a vote on the green new deal. >> there's no battle with or without veloss raptor. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. the president may not have been exonerated by robert mueller. but he sure is acting like it. two days after the release of a four-page letter selectively quoting the mueller report that almost no one has seen which trump falsely claimed amounted to a full exoneration, the president is adding a fleur toogs the victory lap. move to strip health care coverage for more than 20 million americans and throw the entire health care system in this country into utter chaos. and it now agreed by a december ruling striking down, in response to a lawsuit by group of conservative attorneys general. that was seen across partisan and ideological spectrum of outside the mainstream. so far outside the mainstream that the trump administration itself did not initially support it and now they do. more than a legal battle expected to read the report. what would it mean if trump gets its way and obama car

david: president slamming green new deal as preposterous, here is how alexandria ocasio-cortez defendedst night. >> give you a chance to clear fi th--clarify green new deal, one thing that president say you would outlaw cows farting. children, hamburgers, ice cream, any true. >> always good to see how these narratives are manipulate the, they are trying to say the green new deal is about what we have to cut back on. but the green new deal is a resolution doing more expansive. david: is it being misrepresented what do you think? >> i wish -- -- david that he hd the president said why it is preposterous, a step back, green new deal has two prongs, it' to address climate change and income inequality. i'll grant you it some government's role in climate change, think of government as landlord of the environment, unfortunately every study shown it would take trillions of dollars, it would set us back economically hundreds of years, and it can't be solved unless every country participates, most notably china and part of europe. you can't. second part, i have bigger problem that is solving inco

something the president said tonight, the green new deal got 0 votes. hat he said about that. >> i don't want to speak about the new green deal because frankly i am afraid they will start using it because i do want to campaign against it. it is ridiculous. it is crazy. >> it says he doesn't want to lose that is a talking point. >> when you look at the green new deal and so many other far left policies the democrats are pushing it is a blessing to donald trump because at the end. these policies are not in line with the majority of the american people. even democrats across this country i talked to in ohio don't support these policies and they do not feel the current democratic party is in line with what they believe in. a lot of them are very torn what they are going to do in 2020. they don't support the green new deal, don't support medicare for all and are very frustrated. they went they look at the democrats they elected these people are not serving the will of the american people, they are not serving their constituents. people who vote for donald tru

that should be the core of any green new deal. the green new deal is silent on carbon pricing. that is part of our concern. that it is not going to be an efficient omma effective way -- efficient, effective way to get to the goal. it is available online if you want to read more of the ideas they present on this topic. brian, go ahead. caller: a lot of us would like to do the things you're talking about. the reality of it is we have to get our fiscal house in order. when i was in high school in the 1970's, we were 400 -- we were $450 billion in debt. we are a failure at capitalism. even under trump, we are spending $1.1 trillion a year. more than we have. we cannot chew gum and walk at the same time. you have to get the fiscal house in order. then, we can talk about the things you are talking about. we are not even paying off the juice on the principal on the money we are barring. it should -- we are borrowing. it should scare the hell out of every american. no one else on this earth has this credit card. guest: thank you very much for your call. take the physical state of the c

the green new deal is an issue that will be coming up on the green new deal. >> shannon: they will have position on it either way. okay, both sides want the green new deal in the 2020 conversation for very different reasons, and former vice president biden saying tonight he does not recall the incident that lucy florez describes. let's bring in the power panel. leslie marshall, don gabriel, i want to get you both on these topics. let me start with you on the allegations against biden, and his office responding tonight that he doesn't remember it this way but he respects her right to share her recollections. >> i think it is believable, and we don't know the situation exactly, but it is believable sense, in all these video events where joe biden is acting very similarly to many different people. i know people on the right, republicans have been sharing these images for a long time, it is good to see at least some democrats taking it seriously because he has, going around and smelling random people's hair is just creepy, and obviously it is inappropriate behavior, but we have seen him do

, snl, let's discuss the fact that the green new deal is deal away.people. kamala harris to support it, just throwing the idea out there. tracee: snl. cheryl: story night live, you to love them. we do love what we are seeing, folks -- tracee: there is again. cheryl: we do love what we are seeing in the market, big wall street journal report came out yesterday that u.s. and china are close to signing a new deal. a lot of positivity out there from investors, dow up 63 in remarket but remember we already kind of seen it priced in. tracee: nasdaq with close of best run, longest run, so watching that closely today. futures up 28. cheryl: s&p 6 and a quarter and dow up 63. we could have a global, ubs and jpmorgan says you can have global stock market. ubs with another 10%. i'm ready for maria bartiromo. mornings with maria starts right now. maria: thank you so much, cheryl, good morning, everyone, thanks for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo, happy monday, monday march fourth, your top stories right now, 6:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast. closing in o

chanting from the president's rally in michigan, donald trump arguing he wants democrats to keep the green new dealse ultimately he says it will help him win the 2020 reelection. >> i don't want to talk them out of it. because i love campaigning against the green new deal. i want them to make a big part of their platform. no more airplanes, no more cows. one car per family. >> but ocasio cortez and other democrats are serious about this proposal and argue donald trump and other republicans are simply exaggerating some of these proposals. here she is earlier this week. >> this is not an elitist issue. this is a quality-of-life issue. you want to tell people their concern and their desire for clean air and clean water is elitist? >> that is a straw man to suggest if you don't agree with her policy which would hurt people, a lot of people, hundreds of millions of people that you don't care about people, that is wrong. >> mike lee sitting right where i'm sitting a couple nights ago, this week mitch mcconnell forced a vote on the green new deal to see where senators publicly still in the issue. all of t

many democratic senators may vote present in order so they would not be on the record for the new green dealys that republicans make fun of the new green deal but climate change is a real thing. >> the green new deal 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

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back thomas. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> i don't know to call pelosi's bill the greener new deal or the greenmething here ha addresses climate change, that is what green new deal should have done in first place, but freshmen congress ladies needed a good admonishing. >> i read it again, it is only 14 pages, not like obamacare, it is 14 pages there are 64 crayons in a box of crayolas. kennedy: and there are not enough green ones. >> they used every color in the box. but here is how pervasive original green new deal, not -- it has been referred to 10 committees for jurisdiction. usually a bill gets referred to two committees or a, but this one is 10. i am on two of them, i hope we have a vote on the green new deal and every committee it has been referred to. kennedy: i know one of your colleagues has tried very hard to force a vote in house and you know you are going to need 20 democrat votes in order to force that. and democrats at this point want to run for cover from the green new deal, i think that will be a big embarrassment, i think a lot of 2020 senate candidates who are running for pres

here is new york senator kirsten gillibrand on the green new deal. >> of a green new deal is three thingsew ideas. its infrastructure, which is widely bipartisan. more money for mass transit, or money for electric rates, more money for rural water supplies. everything. the second piece of the green new deal is jobs. it's all about training people to do wind, solar, geothermal, hydropower, biofuel. the third part is cleaner and clean water. i can't think of a more universal issue. >> kennedy: in the meantime, a democratic pollster who worked for both hillary clinton and president obama is tweeting, "my main gripe about aoc, wiley respect her voice and the party, i don't think she respect mine or anyone else's who differs with her on policy or comes from a different political electoral reality." that's a really good point, because she is a demanding allegiance to these socialistic ideals. really, she doesn't have any curiosity or tolerance for anyone who thinks or votes a different way. how problematic is that? >> larry: any understanding about the original new deal was. a teacher at ucla,

president trump takes on the green new deal in my exclusive interview. >> you look at this green new y keep on going forward it. maria: stay tune with my exclusive interview with president trump 7:00 a.m. eastern. here is what the president had to say about china and auto trade. theresa may getting a lifeline from the european union, she has more time to avoid a no-deal exit from the eu. key date to watch. 2019ipo boom, uber, pinterest reportedly making choice on where they will list shares, what it means for the time lion to go public. we are taking a look, futures indicating decline, s&p is down 13 and nasdaq 30 points, we will tell you declines this morning after rally on the street yesterday, technology stocks leading the way, the nasdaq up nearly 1 and a half percent at the close, dow industrials up 216 points, s&p was up 30, nasdaq up 110 points when all said and done, european markets this morning look like this, the action is lower, ftse 100 down 66 almost 1%, cac quarante down 44, dax index in germany lower by 34%, quarter percent. in asia overnight, markets are higher. colin

new deal. back in fdr's time. you say the green new deal.t was really born out of the standoff at standing rock. explain. alexandria ocasio-cortez, before she became a congresswoman, she was also -- she was a water protector. she was at standing rock. she has even said this in her interviews where she began her campaign in the resistance camps in the prayer camps at standing rock specifically -- so when people are asking, where is the inspiration of the green new deal? we can really located at you sort ofk, were had a transition from one administration -- the obama administration -- to the trump administration. and i believe alexandria ocasio-cortez was at standing rock after november 8 in 2016 when the election of trump really caught a lot of people by surprise. and the irony of that was, there was a massive resistance movement against the construction, the expansion of carbon infrastructure led by indigenous people at standing rock. but in reality, that pipeline was an extension of obama-europe energy policies -- obama-era energy policies.

the green new deal isn't a policy proposal. the green new deal is its own punch line.ate yesterday. that tells us something. >> shannon: she was very passionate giving a speech, talking about people who want to take care of their kids. their kids have asthma, environmentally caused issues. these -- this is how she responds. >> >> this is not an elitist issue. this is a quality-of-life issue. you want to tell people that they are concerned and their desire for clean air and clean water is elitist? >> shannon: until someone else comes up with a better idea on climate change, she's the boss. >> i'm sorry. that's a strawman to suggest that because she's concerned about people and i respect that, i respect your passion paradigm are the fact that she has a very strong message for people. i happen to disagree with policies she's proposed because they are utterly unrealistic and they would actually harm the very people she's trying to help. they would harm, especially america's poor and middle-class in part because energy prices would necessarily skyrocket. it strawman that if

♪ >> dana: many 2020 candidates are backing the idea of a green new deal. >> i support a green new deale is an existential threat to us, and we've got to deal with the reality of it. >> the green new deal is so important right now for our country. i will, first day as the president, sign us back into the international climate change agreement. that is on day one. >> a lot of people are going back on the green new deal. it's impractical, too expensive, it's all of this. if we govern our dreams that way, we would've never gone to the moon. when the planet has been in peril in the past, who came forward to save earth from the scourge of nazis, totalitarian regimes? we came forward. >> dana: estimated to cost tens of trillions of dollars facing the tough new reality. a report saying hundreds of american cities and towns can't afford the rising cost of recycling and event forced to to cancel their programs. emily, i want to go to you on this. out in seattle, a lot of recycling. a lot of recycling here. then you find out that because china is not taking all of our recycling anymore, some citi

but the green new deal is not legislation. new deal is a bunch of long term goals that will take many years of legislation. >> reporter: kasie, i don't know if it's too early to start talking about primary challenges, but we heard from a local doctor here in wisconsin, dr. mark newman, former pediatrician, he told me he's planning on challenging ron kind from the left on issues of medicare and the green new deal. so i think we're at the beginning of an important conversation about what direction the democratic party is going to take. we'll see it play out in the presidential election and also house races across the country. >> hans nichols, thank you very much for your on the ground reporting, stay warm, my friend. >>> back with me, michael steel and former democratic congresswoman donna edwards, contributing columnist to "the washington post." donna edwards, what did you hear, in listening to those voters talk about the divisions potentially within the democratic party? >> well, i mean, these are -- these were fairly sophistic

> is it leader mcconnell, stunt you back fired. >> a vet for the president is in favor of the green new deal>> dozens of democrats avoided going down the record voting "yes" or no instead voted pre in procedural vote in green new deal, we break that down and debate why progressive democrats are so angry at mitch mcconnell, for giving them what they should want, a center stage spotlight vote for 93 trillion-dollar deal that is the estimate of the cost. we are going to talk about what democrats are secretly scared ofs exactly what barack obama warned them about in closed-door meetings yesterday on the hill, we also have late-breaking news about boeing, a 737 max jet operated by southwest no passengers on borrowed just made an emergency landing at orlando international airport same model that crashed twice full details coming up, the democrats scandal factory overdrive democrats doubling down so is jeed proposed show show voters practical shouting, is to be the story each other's lives stop turning differences into scandal, we don't want another 600 days of scandal and toxic speculation we want

under the green new deal this is a why's best bet. jillian: what do you think of that? y the democrats have a major credibility issue, they are trying to propose issues that are not popular and wouldn't work, trying to protect a socialist agenda and senator mike lee was right to point out how shallow and lack of thought they put into their relative policies. jillian: we want your take on another topic, let's listen to what alexandria ocasio cortez had to say when she asked if it was okay to have kids because of climate change. >> there is scientific consensus the lives of children are going to be very difficult and it does lead young people to have a legitimate question, is it okay to still have children? jillian: she raises that question. usa today published an article how more women are not having children due to climate change. where is this coming from? >> it is coming from extreme rhetoric that is until the for any kind of debate and personally i think it is heartbreaking. i'm a mother of two children and i will tell you today under donald trump i couldn't be more o

and instead of debating the green new deal on its merits, they're making up lies about its content. s show most people aren't buying it. when republicans whine about the green new deal, most voters say -- >> isn't that nice? [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with natasha lyonne, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. i thought i had it all. i was a captain of industry. a master of my domain. and then i learned that jimmy john's only delivers 5 minutes from their stores to maximize freshness. ♪ i live six minutes away. ♪ extra mayo. my entire life...wasted. ♪ searching for something fresh? ♪ dove go fresh rejuvenate antiperspirant, with pear... ... and aloe vera scents. a fresh fragrance never experienced before. keep it fresh. and your coffee machine is more they'veof a cougher,washer, that's your appliances saying, "softer water is better!" "give me culligan water! it's water but better!" with culligan water the dishes could s

muck i. ♪ >> i see it as a jump-start, so i would vote yes. >> green new deal, i'm in all the way. ♪ take this all the way to the election in 2020? >> oh, definitely, david. and even the democrats know the green new deal is a sheer disaster. this would be a massive expansion of our energy and our economy. it would be a war on cows, it would be back to the war on fossil fuels -- [laughter] the labor unions are not happy with the green new deal. remember how that worked out for them, for president trump in 2016. so we're talking jobs and the economy. the democrats don't want to go on record, even chuck schumer advise ared them to vote present for this. so, clearly, they're on the wrong side of what americans want. david: but, scott, it's too late because after it came out, almost immediately after it came out before people really thought about how much it would all cost, you had a lot of democrat contenders coming out in favor, gillibrand, bernie sander, kamala harris, etc. >> well, they're certainly supportive of a green -- david: they were supportive of the green deal. read their comm

and the green new deal.id said, so many democrat and people are onboard, it sa an issue that we need to k bit is 35s, people are dis-- it thriving it people are discussing it. >> look. this is ignorance meeting arrogant at once. >> me? >> i give her all of the credit in world, she ran for office, she beat a lifer, she is in washington d.c., but to go after one of the icons in business, a resume on resume, one of the brilliant minds of this country and take him on, when you just came out what i call most fantasylandish proposal in history that has no feasibility. and then you have a bunch of other politics back it up, it is a comedy act it should be first 15 minutes of "saturday night live," yet she take its on seriously. -- i don't know where e el elseo with it, but enough is enough. >> gary, it must be wonderful to be 29 years old and think you have all of the answers. >> that is the arrogance. >> right. but it might be interesting for her to know in new york state, talking about pipelines and finances, new

her green new deal calls for replacing planes with high speed trains but she just hopped on a flight efends her decision in a fox news exclusive. >> can you tell me why you are flying today? >> oh, yeah, because i needed to go to work. >> all right. and then what is the difference between you taking a flight and -- >> ki---- >> couple hours of my constituent's time. ashley: there's a high speed train from new york to dc that takes three hours. hello kitty is about to make a film debut. i'm so excited i can't even say it. warner brothers won the rights to the movie based on the wildly popular character. she was created back in 1974. it's the first time she'll appear in a movie. the hello kitty empire by the way, don't laugh, it's worth $6 billion. plus, it may be march but winter is coming. ♪ >> i promise to fight for the living. i intend to keep that promise. ashley: those dragons are cool. the trailer for game of thrones finally arriving and it's taking over the internet. it's the first extended look at the show's final season. so far, the trailer has been viewed more than 19 million