but you know i understand politically people say tea party to the left becausium re i'm a progressiveon and ousted the fourth most powerful person in the democratic party. i understand why people would say tea party of the lefrt. the exception is that my district is overwhelmingly progressive and our representative was not representing our actual position. so this is not a tea party of the left. this is a return to american representative democracy. [ applause ] and here's a really big difference. the koch brothers founded the tea party and every day people funded my campaign. >> i want to come back to this point. when people say -- i mean there's two ways to interpret the tea party. one is as a sort of they canless and nihilistic enterprise that has led to this bad situation. the other is a very effective political move. for instance if you are organizing a political movement because you don't want action on climate change, the tea party was an effective movement. they literally primaried you and got you out and delayed action on climate change. when you think, heather, of tea party

and now the herbal tea party alexandria ocasio-cortez.owie: you should strayed mark that, the herbal tea party. her spokesman confirmed it, she is walking it back saying they are making themselves vulnerable. will this bring more sceptical press? emily: this is going to be a huge issue. it's happening over the course of a presidential election. it means they are actually having a conversation. they are having this process that plays out. but it will be interesting. it has been interesting to see the difference between the john boehner split and the tea party split. there was so much glee in the press watching that play out. >> some of these moderate are in red-leaning districts or states and can't sign on to the liberal agenda. i want to move you to the rolling stone cover. nancy pelosi and alexandria ocasio-cortez is there. ilhan omar is there. the headline is women shaping the future. emily: this is a perfect example. it's amusing. but it's a great example of what we were talking about. this is alexandria ocasio-cortez literally touchin

. >> when you look at the republican party, your challenger was a tea party member. is the republican party -- >> i don't know if he's a tea party member or not. i don't know how you become a tea party member. you can't direct mail them. we don't know who they are or where they are. i always tell them to look at my record. >> i want to go to the party itself. are you seeing the party split the same way you described the democrats between fiscal conservatives and -- >> well, we have different types of conservatives as republicans. we have those that are hell for leather, republicans, you know, and it's got to be a republican if you're right. you have to be a conservative if you're right, and that's what we're beginning to learn, i think. >> other members that we've talked to have talked about how the congress has changed in the past during your tenure to an institution where people used to do things together off hours, which played out in more compromise. do you find that the place has changed in that regard and, if so, why? >> well, pretty much. when i got here i was

who are partying after victories. >> a remarkable 40% of voters now identify themselves as tea partyare now. the voters have not gotten what they asked for. >> the mistake was to think that the country speaks as one. that we're all one thing. what we really are is a mass of reactions. we're always reacting to the last thing that happened. so if the country goes left, you can be damn sure it's going to go right. if the country is looking good for rich people one day, the poor people will hate that and get angry. if we think we're past race, racism will come right back. our pendulum swings. in the long run, we make progress, but it can be pretty ugly to watch. >> what a week. the state of hawaii released my official long form birth certificate. no one is happier to put this birth certificate to rest than the donald. obviously we all know about your credentials and breadth of experience. seriously, in an episode of "the apprentice," you recognized the real problem was a lack of leadership. and so ultimately you didn't blame lil jon, or meat loaf. you fired gary busey. these are the kind

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i feel like i was on the front end of the tea party. was a much more conservative member than a lot of others. and there was a battle a bit internally. the democrats are going through this now. >> i think they have an identity crisis. they're in meltdown. they're out trying to outleft each other. and the party is complete identity crisis. the way i see it playing out, is this is going to continue right up through the primaries. the american people are going to see a stark contrast, probably different than any other campaign than we've experienced. the difference between the republicans and democrats stand for. and i don't think the people are going to buy socialism. >> what are the democrats going to do, when you have a more moderate democrat who believes what the republicans are saying, let's say they offer an amendment that says if an illegal alien is trying to purchase a gun and you find out they're illegal, we should tell i.c.e. about it. i think it's radical to not tell i.c.e.. how are they going to deal with that internally? >> th

well i can't believe i'm about to agree with brian but i do i came up through the tea party movement larry fiscal issues are very important to me and it's disappointing to see especially paul ryan during the first two years of president trump's administration you know republicans had full control of congress they could have done a lot of things they could have gotten funding for the border wall they could have made some other spending cuts so i actually agree with brian here it's a little disappointing to see this magnitude of a budget however what i think the president trump is banking on here and i think rightfully so is that he has been growing the economy in a way that has not been grown in about twenty years you look at the presidency of barack obama he never achieved three percent growth in the economy whereas president try well when jenna hold out first of all that is a total lie we all know that horse he did he did he hit five percent quarterly growth he hit four percent more than once he hit three percent more than two or three times of course he did we all know that's true.

they through and with a rogue tea party.ow they are throwing in with a rogue congress that want you to go back to taxes and, i'm saying freedom of the press is what is in our constitution. it's what we have a right to. freedom of the press is not what we have, we have on freedom of the press. they all sing alike, they all talk alike, they all push the same agenda. they hate every serving and they are undermining this republic. they are burdening this presidency. it's a disgrace. >> sean: thanks so much for being with us. a lot more to get to come up very important update breaking out of chicago, jussie smollett is now a free man. lawrence jones is in the streets of the windy city and they will see what they think about see what they think about audible members know listening has the power to change us make us better parents, better leaders, better people. and there's no better place to listen than audible. with audible you get a credit good for any audiobook and exclusive fitness and wellness programs. and now, you'll also g

they through and with a rogue tea party.with a rogue congress that want you to go back to taxes and, i'm saying freedom of the press is what is in our constitution. it's what we have a right to. freedom of the press is not what we have, we have on freedom of the press. they all sing alike, they all talk alike, they all push the same agenda. they hate every serving and they are undermining this republic. they are burdening this presidency. it's a disgrace. >> sean: thanks so much for being with us. a lot more to get to come up very important update breaking out of chicago, jussie smollett is now a free man. lawrence jones is in the streets of the windy city and they will see what they think about smollett getting not free past and we will show you that tape and much more, next. different generations get the same quality of customer service that we have been getting. being a usaa member, because of my service in the military, you pass that on to my kids. something that makes me happy. being able to pass down usaa to my girls m

the republicans faced this sort of set of challenges back in 2010, 2011 when the tea party was just gettinged around the issue of obamacare at the time. what you're seeing is a very similar dynamic i think within the democratic party, which is a battle for the heart and soul of the democratic party. is it going to be the progressive left led by alexandria ocasio-cortez, or is it a more moderate, more centrist brand of democratic politics? this is going to be a contest that's going to be at the forefront of the 2020 democratic presidential primary. this battle is not just a theoretical one. there's an actual outcome here that democrats need to be thinking about, which is who is their nominee going to be and what is that nominee going to stand for in terms of the politics of the left? is it going to be the far progressive left politics or something more moderate? >> thank you gentlemen, both, appreciate it. have a good weekend. >>> otto warmbier's president firing back at president trump. >>> thousands of women have signed up to potentially run for office in the upcoming elections. why are so

a lot of republicans who were resistant to tea party and much more conservative, they started to loseched an laughed, they can't even control their own caucus and now the democrats are going to the same thing and are starting to deal with it. liz: here is the thing, lost in landslide, we have omar taking a victory lap today, chris, anti-semitism resolution that she sparks is the first vote against antimuslim bigotry. here are democrats excusing what happened with her, watch. >> omar is a refugee from somalia, she comes from a different culture, she has things to learn. >> i don't think that the congresswoman is -- has appreciate how it hurt other people. >> the controversial is has really allowed us to cover otherwise legitimate questions that are to be raised. liz: here is the issue, chris, we know that representative, omar, the group in minnesota have been talking to her for some time about stopping the antisemitic comments and now we have alexandria ocasio-cortez fundraising off of this anti-semitism controversy. i mean, this is -- the whole thing, you know, people worry to anti-se

what happened with the tea party or the trump campaign they were knocking on doors in july. because the progressive left police the establishment with the historical figure. so with that deconstruction state and then to mobilize and the house races. we have to mobilize in 2020 with the member of the deplorable's plus if trump keeps going down this path we can do it over the next five or six months will be a grind for him. . >> i also want to get to the beach but. >> 2020 you have had right wing populism now left wing populism like bernie sanders who is the leading democrat quick. >> here is what i believe you have had people like kamala harris and beto o'rourke that will pull farther to the left than the bertie sanders and aoc of the world but the solution is more state intervention but it gives them ownership with a lockdown with rising wages and understand herridge aei will not win that anymore. trumps populated strife. >> in the final segment we will look more about impeachment of the president. b will be right back. (sfx:birds singing, distant dog barking) (sfx:footsteps

that tea party class most were tea partiers. >> look at the candidates on the pump -- >> how many moderateomen in the direct party in sue buburba seats flipped -- >> you can tell where the party is headed intellectually if is court backing, eliminating private insurance, getting rid of the electoral college, that is where the energy is, if any, that base doesn't see something, maybe not now, just like the tea party, didn't see any action -- >> that is a question, those that feel like they didn't do enough. >> i don't think that is entirely fair. i think there is a portion of the base that wants to reverse the status quo, that wants to challenge the systems, but that is not the entire democratic party. they want to see trump get out of office, they don't want to see big huge reforms. >> and i think they like the discussion of these ideas and are not planning on throwing out the bums if they are not implemented. they want a more progressive agenda, but not necessarily the same. >> is it od that not a single presidential candidate is not running on impeachment. couldn't you stand out by doing

we will tell you how a few between neighbors led to this naked tea party with mannequins. >>> the company behind a popular line of stationary bikes now facing a multibillion dollar lawsuit. >>> right now, a look at the to the evening commute. this is in the south bay. the cars coming toward you, that is the commute direction, and you can see it is slow tonight. >>> taking another live look at i-80 here in brooklyn. the cars heading toward the camera our traveling westbound toward the bay bridge. that is the not commute direction. cars heading on the right traveling towards berkeley, richmond, el cerrito, much heavier in that direction. >>> santa clara county officials are considering eliminating traditional polling places and replacing them with something designed to make voting easier. jesse gary tells us about the proposed change and went in my become effective. >> it is time for us to replace our voting technology, which is seen as they come and go. >> reporter: along with the technological improvements could come a different way to physically cast ballots. the santa clara county board

in a political magazine article titled are democrats facing their own tea party style reckoning, the few freshman members and some of the state seats in the country pursuing an ideologically pure agenda that rows of the party's base that could endanger the moderates were essential to winning the majority. let's bring in a karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff and a fox news contributor. good morning to you. so is this happening? >> absolutely. the piece by former congressman tom davis of northern virginia i think is right on target. he suggest the democrats are facing the same phenomenon the republicans faced after 2010 when the tea party came in and said you have to be very conservative even if you're from a moderate part of the country and we saw this tension played out on the floor of the house, we saw played out in primaries, and i think we are likely to see it play out inside the democratic party with one very big difference. if that is that in 2010 when the tea party republicans came in, they had some allies who had been there before, but when alexandria ocasio-cor

i feel like i was on the front end of the tea party. i was a must have more conservative member than a lot then there was a battle internally but the democrats are going through this now. how do you see it playing out? >> i think they have an identity crisis, they are in meltdown. i remember a time not too long ago where if you called a democrat a socialist publicly you were slandering them. now they get angry if you don't call them'r that and they are o trying to outleft each other and the party is in complete identity crisis. the way i see it playing out is this is going to continue right up through the primaries. the american people will see a stark contrast, probably different than any other campaign than we've ever experienced, the difference between what the republicansfe stand for and the democrats stand for and i don't think people are going to buy socialism. >> what are the democrats going to do, you know, when you have a more moderate democrat who believes what the republicans are saying, let's say they offered an amendment th

inward and a lot of stuff about the reacting towards obama and the racism towards obama and the tea partyso, let me just say, the one thing i wanted to do over with, i was asked in the last panel what should be done. we were all asked. we answered. i muttered something about breaking from the security first. then i realize what should be done is that we should go back to an understanding that you actually can't have a democracy when you have tens of millions of people living second-class lives in the shadow. you can't have a democracy when you have thousands of children in detention centers, suffering all sorts of abuse. you can't have a democracy in which millions of of dollars are used to turn the borderland into a war zone in some ways the fight for migrants rights should be as uncompromising as the fight against slavery. [applause] just as you couldn't have police force and apartheid jim crow laws and call yourself a democracy, you can have what democrats and republicans, and again the.of the book is that it is not just trump, it's been a bipartisan military's asian of policy that goe

. >> reporter: this tea party the talk of the town in santa rosa. >> they are naked. >> weird. >> we didn't plan on a big publicity stunt. >> reporter: this beep show on peterson lane is his response to a city order to hack his brand-new fence and have. >> up. >> put those funds together for my dog so they have a place to run. i have two of them and they can clear the fence no problem. >> someone complained the corner lot fence was blocking sightlines of the nearby intersection. >> they wanted me too cut my fence down to see what was behind the fence. >> is make you feel uncomfortable? >> i don't know. >> he reserved a chair for the quote nosy neighbor who complained. >> i like his style and time of adversity he chooses humor. >> reporter: when this local moving company mannequins left over from the old holloway job. >> a joke a lot of people would get very angry about having to cut their fence down so if you are naked party and mallard. >> as for what neighbors think now? >> not one negative response. >> maybe the city will look at the ordinance again and change it otherwise there m

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>> acting chief of staff mulvaney, he was a founder of the tea party caucus in congress when he was aber of congrars from southina. he's been able to bring in some allies and mulvaney, along with those allies, joe groagen and others, they told the predent, youade a campaign promise to repeal obamacare and you hav o not deliver it. you've got two years. you should fulfill that campaign promise. the problem is that republicans don't have a plan with which replace obamacare. and so those in the administration, including attorney general b barr and health and human services secretary, white house counsel, they were pressing the president not to do this, because they said you can push to repeal obamacare, but you've been here, been there, done that, back in 2017, first year of theon administra where republicans simply could not unify behind an alternative health care plan and the really landedv with a thud on capitol hill. >> you heard the president say in that clip that he wants to protect people with preexisting conditions. ok. w? that's the question. there is an acknowledgment from the

are we headed toward the tea party of the left? i think that's what connects the dots between what's happening inside congress this week and what's happening with these 2020 candidates. you see people like john hickenlooper vizbly uncomfortable with the new style of politics. elizabeth warren i think is a very interesting character. right?ditrom ose ornie nders, b her style is dramatically different. on your show, i was struck by how calm and measured she is, how very, you know, she is remember a former harvard law school professor. and she appears to be that way, which is very different than the bernie sanders shouting politics. and i think that's what fundamentally, as much as ideology, is a conflict around the kind of party. are we going to have a demagog of the left to take upon a pop list right-wing demagog, which is what the president of the united states is basically. >> brennan: toluse, how do we understand the showdown among house democrats over congresswoman ilhan omar's remarks? >> house democrats did not want the spend

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the same thing that happened on the republican party with the tea party. >> there were a lot of peoplehat complained that we were voting on a very conservative platform. now to see the democrats, they are eating their own. you know what's class big this. roll call vote number 46. like the up. she is the only democrat to vote with the republicans. she voted against her party. the only one. jesse: she will have to primary herself. >> she is on the primary list she created. jesse: illegal aliens across the southern border, then they try to buy a weapon. they want i.c.e. to be contacted. the democrats don't want i.c.e. to be contacted when an illegal alien tries to buy a firearm. so a bunch of moderate in a swing district say we are going to vote with normal people because this is safe and secure. and she doesn't want that. she wants to expand background checks for citizens but not illegals. >> she said she didn't want any money to go to i.c.e. she wants the abolishment of i.c.e. you are here illegally and you try to purchase a firearm, wouldn't you call the authorities that this person is

with tea party came in.ight now have you leadership actively tries to put it down, saying, you are not in charge, that is not what we stand for. but the new up and comers are arrogant. they are not taking marching orders, and they have a cul culf followers among the young, they give them something that old democrats would not say on paper. david: ad adam, have you leaderp saying publicly, we're not going to let socialism happen. but i think they have unleashed it. it is out there, it hard to pull it back. >> the democrat leadership, they are talking about they are based in dc, they are spending their time on capitol hill, an going o cocktail parties. the new democrats, they are connected to the democratic base, that is democratic base getting their pound of flesh after losing to donald trump, they are -- socialists. david: christopher it is clear, despite the rinos we talked about before. donald trump has unified party behind success of his economic program and his foreign program. we mentioned some threats

if that and you know was in the prime minister of the state of israel he would make the perfect tea party. congressman in the united states i think there are kindred spirits they look at things in a very much in the same way and worries pompei are going to go is not going to go to europe because the europeans resent him for what he did to the iran deal so he let me go through his audience which is mr netanyahu on and of course the saudis also backed america to pull out of the iran nuclear deal for their own reasons now what i find very interesting is that while trump's approval ratings are pretty high among the israeli jews. his standing with the american jews and the american public at large is not that impressive do you think this association a very close association with trump is going to serve israel well in the longer term you know. diaspora jews are incredibly important to us they're incredibly important to us you know this country was created after many people here sacrificed their lives but maintained its presence on existence not just because of a strong army but because of the b

but i'm delighting in the left-wing tea party drama playing out on the republican side.ublicans mad that a few years back, and i think boehner has some bruise to show for it. let's see in pelosi can survive. thank you very much. still ahead. who is right and who is wrong with abby and carley. probably me. aup of women who say they are not going to have kids for the sake of the planet. the birth strike movement joins me next. >> there is scientific consensus that the lives of children are going to be very difficult, and it does lead, i think, young people to have a legitimate question, should -- is it okay to still have children? jesse: alexandria ocasio-cortez cautioning millennials about climate change and posing the question about whether people should be having more kid. but the movement reaches further than d.c. women in great britain refusing to have children until global warming end. >> i can't have a child until i'm absolutely convinced we are on a seriously different path. jesse: here to explain, the founder of birth strike. what are the risks in your opinion of

. >> i was on the front end of the tea party a lot of people complained we were voting on a very conservative now the democrats? they are eating their own and what is classic about this rollcall vote number 46, look it up aoc is the only democrat to vote with the republicans she voted against her party she will have to primary herself. >> she is on the primary list. >> but what was this boat actually about illegal aliens come across the border they went i.c.e. to be contacted the democrats don't want i.c.e. to be contacted when the illegal alien tries to buy a firearm so moderate democrats between the districts say we will vote with normal people because it is safe and secure and she doesn't want that she once to extend that for citizens but not for illegals. >> remembers that she didn't vote with the republicans because she said she didn't want any money to go to i.c.e. she wants the abolishment of i.c.e. but if you are here illegally you try to purchase a firearm what you call the authorities that may be they are doing something? . >> no. they can by explosives or weapons just don't tell an

wants to remain in office but he faces a strong challenge from tie the most prominent and tea party linked to the former leader attacks and she know what six million young people are casting their ballot for the first time and since the coup numerous new parties have sprung up to court their votes. in the past we've seen that nothing has changed i want to know how much change this election is going to bring. i want things to improve we've had too many conflicts in the past. and i want the country to move forward in the right direction and without any corruption that's the way polities she had should be well it's here now from scott hyla who reports from bangkok. for the most part smooth polling across thailand at the more than ninety two thousand polling stations across this country six thousand here in bangkok alone now there are a couple of incidents that have been reported to the election commission they say they're going to investigate those there was a neighbor countries represented a neighbor countries invited to observe the elections here by the thai government they have been pepper

there are far more freedom and there is no answer of the regime was dead they will have the milk tea party and it's the parts of the stamp. to let. you use data in order to staying power and to have the military command and still in control of the situation ok sure that's not what you're saying is this this is a not so clever ploy that is that your view. snow is not that is not that clay very it's totally aligned with the regime so. the sheikh's that is and actually did our very to have care find the situation it is now worth accepted and distill it and in that the algae and he's not willing to negotiate any transition for mal where the artery of people they keep on ignoring it has a goal to come back to that's may make them act come to it will still not not not enough snow to move actually and it has also so. the efforts of having clarified the not the point own the on the other cans and their own chains don't want to be in control of the transmission they have stayed so they have shown so out through words of the most traditions that mean the right after katrina cause and once those peop

. >> the tea party formed to barack obama.ave of new republicans to congress. >> what does it feel like? >> it feels bad. >> this new hyper partisan congress presided over a growing impeachment movement. >> when you promise you are out to impeach the president, you can make a name for yourself. you can raise money and rally the base. >> impeachment. >> really? impeachment is not supposed to be used as a rallying cry. both sides played around with it. impeachment campaigns against president bush and obama never gained legitimacy or real support. it is only talk. >> if you play around impeachment that way, overtime the american people are going to misunderstand its constitutional power and its necessity. when barack obama left office, he was more popular than george bush. the gap between the people who loved him and people who hated him was larger than it had been with president bush. >> the dark polarization of the last few years is the worst of american history with one exception. the period around the civil war. on april 15th

we often forget the boston tea party was not just about british taxes. it was about chinese tea.hat was the tea in question. presidents and politicians in washington have been trying to define that relationship with china for a long time. since world war ii, though -- this was a debate that was resolved in the 1930's during franklin delano roosevelt's presidency. there was a focus on setting rules in the world and allowing the market to get to work. that is where we get the idea of free trade from. let's set some rules, and let's let people compete under those rules. and what donald trump is increasingly doing is focusing on an old-fashioned version of trade, a much more 19th-century version of trade, which is called managed trade. the idea that the government can negotiate specific purchases for specific goods with another government and that will set the framework for a trade relationship. carol: and you wonder what might be the implications for trade in europe. shawn: if there is a big series of purchases of aircraft by china as part of a trade agreement with donald trump, tha