congressman khanna, let me start with you. your reaction to this new development that robert mueller expressed basically immediate disagreement with the way william barr characterized his report. >> well, this is not a complex legal issue. it's actually common sense. if a law student engaged in this kind of dishonesty, they would be kicked out for academic fraud. if a lawyer engaged in this kind of dishonesty, they would be disbarred. bill barr needs to resign and he needs to resign tomorrow, but i think he knew that he was going to have to resign and he said it was worth the cost of obfuscating and giving the president breathing room, and he intentionally took that hit to put a false narrative out there. >> presidential candidate julian castro has also called for barr's resignation. congressman krishnamoorthi, your reaction to this breaking news tonight? >> well, i think that at this point it's all the more reason why we need the full unredacted mueller report. we need this letter. i don't want a summary of this letter. >> ri

congressman ro khanna joins me live to tell us about it. joining us. >> thanks for having me on. charles: democratic socialism, progressive socialism, what is the distinction here? >> i call myself a progressive capitalist. i believe in free enterprise but free enterprise that rewards work and innovation, not just those privileged and connected. that i think is the recipe for economic growth, innovation and for giving people a stake in the economy. charles: congressman, some people a paycheck is the reward for work. what do you want beyond a paycheck and maybe medical insurance? >> well i want the paycheck to go to workers for their product gains. in this country you have had 30 years of increases off of productivity. most of these returns are going to owners of capital, not to the workers. workers have not gotten a meaningful raise for 30 years. so you have cases of billions of dollars accumulated in the investor class and workers haven't benefited. i think we can change that. second a lot of rural america, many small towns have been left

you saw congressman ro khanna. i don't like when people pitch to panic., but i had to push back pretty hard. >> i thought that was right if you. >> this is an up or down about 39 points. this is not a disaster. it's friday, we've seen this before. we know tariffs make the market a little jittery. >> they do indeed. we're sitting at a four-month low for the dow. the six week a losing streak, which is the longest weekly losing streak in eight years. since 2011. i think the threats of these mexican tariffs has exacerbated an already, shall we say, strained market because of the u.s.-china trade sessions. i think they are thinking that come october if we don't get a trade deal or a mexican tree deal, theoretically we could be looking at $900 billion in tariff goods. that could hurt profits and eventually the economy. >> harris: but the longer term view, which is what i was saying to congressman ro khanna. let's see how long we sit in this. remember, last time with china, the president came out with the statement the next day about those two talking in a beaut

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khanna,hat is parag author of the future is asian.oming up, polo shirts could be caught in the trade fight and that is one of the reasons ralph lauren is slumping. the stock of the hour is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you're watching balance of power. ralph lauren is our stock of the hour. shares in the luxury retailer falling the most since november. earning results strong but the crosshairs of the trade war are raising concerns and emma chandra is here to explain. emma: the stock was up and then it fell. the earnings looked good when they came out. earnings per share better than expected. when it comes to revenue and profit beat expectations. gross margins rose. what is driving that sales momentum is sales in asia and europe, both of those positive. not the case in north america. north america does make up 50% of total sales for ralph lauren. we are seeing the move in the stock down, more than halfing the gain ralph lauren has seen to date. it is the trade war that is concerning some investors. when you look at the terror list

joining me, congressman ro khanna who vigorously opposes this move by the trump administration.prised by this? >> i am, when you have a hawk like lindsey graham saying this is a morally bankrupt policy and has no constitutional basis, you can see how inept the policy is. i mean, basically they are defying the senate and the house, which voted against any aid to the saudis for bombing yem yemenese civilians and they'll be providing ethe saudis with bombs to kill yemeni civilians. it's clearly unconstitutional and hopefully even republicans will oppose it. >> what's remarkable is the bipartisan opposition in congress to the yemen war and increasingly the saudis, marco rubio, lindsey graham, and others, to think that mohammed bin salman sent his goons to murder a "washington post" journalist, and this white house is beholden to the saudis, they're willing to take this step to sell some weapons. >> chris, you're absolutely right. unfortunately the starvation and famine in yemen didn't awaken the conscious of congress. but the khashoggi killing did. and you have rubio and lindsey gra

khanna: you are making that commitment. do 200,000 new ones and you are committing that you're not going to deduct anything beyond the cost? >> that is correct. we will continue to serve patients on our medical assistance program. this is an additional 200,000. we continue to support all the co-pays. do we give back to inventions that are supported for us? mr. o'day: the new york times editorial page would be happy to know. -- rep. khanna: the new york times editorial page would be happy to know. you're going to do 200,000 in addition. if you could commit to giving back some thing to the cdc, i think it would go a long way. any final thoughts? mr. o'day: we are collaborating with the cdc on the entirety of the program. i think this is a partnership. this is one where we provide resources, intellectual know-how, medicine, the government provides funding to support. there is give-and-take on a variety of sides. >> thank you, mr. chairman. madam and gentlemen, thank you for being here today. has gilead invested 1.1 billion in

joining me now is democratic congressman from california and member of the house oversight committee ro khanna. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me on. >> where do you fall on this question, to impeach or not i'm peach, to begin an impeachment inquiry? >> i'm where nancy pelosi is, jonathan capehart is. we need to get the public to approve of what we want to do and i think what we need to do is have aggressive committee hearings and build a case. >> in the case of richard nixon, the hearings that did ultimately change the public's mind took place in the united states senate. what we call the watergate hearings. this united states senate is not going to do that. republicans are fixed in place for donald trump. nothing about the opinion moves have moved, no matter what new information comes out republicans are not changing their minds. do you understand the argument from a lot of democrats out there that democrats insisting that some magical thing is going to happen, some new piece of information is going to come out that's going to suddenly make republicans accept the idea that do

we'll talk about that and more with democratic congressman ro khanna, a member of the overstieth and reform committee. >>> first let's go to our white house correspondent, kaitlan collins. kaitlan, an hour-long call between presidents trump and putin and no mention of election interference. >> reporter: no, wolf. and it seems as they talked about everything but what was one of the key aspects of robert mueller's investigation and his report that detailed that russia interfered in the u.s. election in sweeping fashion. but today when president trump spoke with the man who u.s. intelligence is behind that interference, the president said the topic just simply didn't come up. >> i had a very good talk with president putin, probably over an hour. >> reporter: president trump was in high spirits after his first phone call with russian president vladimir putin since the release of the mueller report. >> we discussed, and he actually sort of smiled when he said something to the effect that it started off as a mountain, and it ended up being a mouse. but he knew that because he knew there wa

with me is democratic congressman ro khanna of california. he serves on the oversight, budget, and armed services committee. thanks for taking the time this morning. >> jim, good to be on. >> so that's quite a moment there. you remember the consternation and outrage when the attorney general said under questioning from the same senator, jeanne shaheen, a month ago, there was spying and now i'm going to investigate whether that spying was justified on the trump campaign. you have the fbi director there saying no, these warrants were issued and sought legally. it had the proper justification, et cetera. does that mean that question of spying is closed? or illegal spying, i should say, is closed? >> it should be. it's another instance of one part of the administration contradicting another part. i mean, it's pretty remarkable that the fbi director is basically contradicting the attorney general. and what we all know is this was a counterintelligence operation. i mean, any american would want to make sure if there was foreign interference that th

i want to bring in california democratic congressman ro khanna now. oversight and armed services committee. congressman, let's start with our breaking news here, another no from this administration. former white house counsel don mcgahn saying he will not be handing over documents from the mueller investigation until the white house reaches some sort of an agreement with house democrats. what now? >> well, my question is what is the president afraid of. why is he blocking mcgahn from testifying. why is he blocking mueller from testifying. if he wants to move on, let's the american people hear from mcgahn, let them hear from mueller. and this claim of executive privilege is absurd because mcgahn has already shared these documents with bob mueller. he has shared these documents with his private lawyers. there are no national security shall is at stake and executive privilege doesn't apply when there is an investigation into an obstruction of justice issue. >> to be clear, the administration isn't blocking robert mueller from testifying. to be clear. >>

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. >> joining me now, democratic congressman ro khanna. thanks forgetting up early with us today. >> thanks for having me on. >> do you, pekt those numbers we talked about, democrats supporting impeachment proceedings to grow? >> hallie, i appreciate you pointing out the numbers. it's fair reporting. a lot of folks have been coming on tv or getting ahead of the speak speaker. but the vast majority of the caucus support's the speaker's approach which is aggressive inquiries and see where the facts lead. other people are talking about a possible censure motion and resolution that could pass. >> let me ask this way, then. as we look at the numbers here again, do you anticipate when members of congress get to go. the numbers we're looking at could get bigger? >> they may grow slightly. i don't an tticipate -- obvious the ones who called for impeachment, but most of the others are staying with the speaker. i don't expect a dramatic change. >> you mentioned this motion to censure the president. that is something you have come out in support of,

as congressman khanna says, we passed legislation, hr-8, that does address to some degree this crisis need to do even more than that. i think it is just a public health crisis, these shootings happening all over the country. it is about educating the country, say culture of violence really that has emerged in america and it is gripping and affecting obviously all of us and today hit very hard in virginia beach. >> congressman khanna, obviously there was a time when the president of the united states said he was going to take this issue on, he didn't care about the nra, and obviously that has not been followed up with action at all. he obviously has been briefed on this situation. is there any possibility that this could be an area where you could work with him? >> i hope so. look, i don't think this is a partisan issue. this is an issue that affects every american family, regardless of where you live. the president earlier had said that we needed red flag laws so that if someone is a danger that we could go in with due process and take the gun away from that individual before they com

. >> south bay congressman ro khanna appeared on midday live today saying our focus on innovation must be balanced with a commitment to consumer privacy and promoting competition. >> my view is we can't just refleck tifl be breaking companies up. we need to look at how we prevent anti-competitive platform privilege, which means you shouldn't be able to privilege your own products. >> nick klegg said in part, you don't enforce accountability by calling for the breakup of a successful american company. accountability of tech companies can only be achieved through the painstaking introduction of new rules for the internet. many say regulations can serve as a check on zuckerberg's power. >> social media that are careful about fake news, social media succeed because they're well-run companies. >> as founder, ceo and chairman of the board, zuckerberg currently controls 60% of facebook's voting shares. in silicon valley, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> building a better bay area means figuring out a solution to provide housing for everyone who lives here. not an easy task. san jose is taking up

doctor khanna stolar is a popular san francisco pediatrician and has been a vocal opponent of vaccines reviews online praise him for helping their kids. >>but he is now accused of creating a nuisance by giving bogus medical exemptions for vaccines to children who do not qualify for want of nuisance can be a. >>anything that is injure us too. >>to health the subpoena from the city attorney's office issued on wednesday wants doctors dollars medical records with personal information redacted a 2016 state law sb 2, 7, 7 prevented parents from citing personal or religious beliefs for not vaccinating their children only valid medical exemption is allowed such as having an allergy to a vaccine or undergoing chemotherapy. the city attorney's office is now investigating a doctor stoller gave out exemptions illegally a situation where kids who should be vaccinated. >>haven't been and that in turn puts at risk children with a legitimate medical conditions who who need exemptions from vaccinations so this is a public health issue. >>doctor stoller allegedly based his medical exemptions off to 30 m

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. >> bill: roe khanna is back. are you going to impeach this president? >> we're not there yet. bob mueller to testify and tell his store and let the american people make the decision. >> bill: do you think bob mueller shows up next wednesday? >> i think that will help bring closure to this. the justice department said he can testify, we want him to testify. frankly, he has more credibility than any of us in congress and anyone in the media. the country wants to hear from bob mueller. let's hear from him. >> bill: i asked about impeachment. you didn't say yes. how are you holding back the horses in the democratic party who want to do that? >> we need to focus on what matters to the american people. i was encouraged when pelosi and schumer met with president trump to talk about an infrastructure bill. my view is let's invest in broadband, in high-speed rail and roads and bridges. let's do things for this country. >> bill: you are a no when asked about impeachment? >> i believe that we need to go through the investigative process and need to have bob mueller testify but i don't th

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i don't know that i'd do exactly what ro khanna did there.'t know -- as we would say in west virginia, i don't know that i'd have told that one. he's raising some tough expectations for sanders. sanders has to deal with the fact that he cannot come in behind elizabeth warren in new hampshire. they're both super left populous progressives. that's what they're about. and there can only be one that comes out of there. to double up and say you gotta win iowa, too, i would manage expectations if i was sanders. >> dana: let me show you this caucus turnout from 2016. in 2016, there were more than 15% of both democrats and republicans that turned out for these caucuses with 3500 republicans than democrats showing up. now this time obviously president trump will be the candidate and when you think about the turnout here and what peter was reporting on, you can join virtually -- sort of getting with the swing of things in the modern age. how do you think that's gonna go? >> it will change the character of the contest in a pretty profound way. as you kn

then mark and as the very next batter not messing around fact tabak bombs for the a's khanna has homered in 3 straight now 6 to age or final that is now 7 in a row. back at it tomorrow afternoon. a historic night for all the wrong reasons at oracle park giants diamondbacks top 3rd base is loaded phrase, the pitcher robbie ray singles one of the center 2 runs come in to his own office live too. they tack on 6 more runs a dent in the top of the 6 d'backs leading 11 to feel it tomorrow has far crushes want to write a mammoth three-run home run one of 3 three-run homers tonight snakes up 14 to it wouldn't end up being a team to do time and backs with 21 hits as the humiliate or the giant says it's now to the warriors to just over 2 weeks since kevin durant was sidelined with a calf injury and in that span much has happened the chance are undefeated wants to take it to the finals and questions have grown on whether they need him to win it all well today we've got to hear how to read feels about that for the first time since getting hurt in the middle of the houston series deer and addressed t

>>doctor khanna stolar is a popular san francisco pediatrician and has been a vocal opponent of vaccines reviews online praise him for helping their kids but he is now accused of creating a nuisance by giving bogus medical exemptions for vaccines to children who do not qualify for want of nuisance can be a. >>anything that is injurious to. >>to health the subpoena from the city attorney's office issued on wednesday wants doctors dollars medical records with personal information redacted a 2016 state law sb 2, 7, 7 prevented parents from citing personal or religious beliefs for not vaccinating their children only valid medical exemption is allowed such as having an allergy to a vaccine or undergoing chemotherapy. the city attorney's office is now investigating a doctor stoller gave out exemptions illegally a situation where kids who should be vaccinated. >>haven't been and in turn put at risk children with a legitimate medical conditions who who need exemptis from vaccinations so this is a public health issue. >>doctor stoller allegedly based his medical exemptions off to 30 minute visits

you had matt gaetz and ro khanna coming together around foreign policy and those groups help drive the vote forward and , centrist moderate members to support it and we got something done. we were disappointed the president vetoed it but not driven by moderates or people -- but very principled people, bernie sanders, mike lee. host: this is from tammy in new york. we are running short on time to go in with your question or comment. caller: it is a military industrial complex, the president supports the veterans and the military and so do i. look up v.a. accountability act and marvin bush. it was clinton, obama, bush, and bush who started these wars. host: thank you. what goes through your mind and you hear military industrial complex? guest: we talked about this prior, the military-industrial complex, corporations involved in the injury when i was in iraq , i saw firsthand some of the members of the defense initiative selling programs that perhaps justifying contracts that were questionable. i think about people who do this at the pentagon. that does not mean they are all bad. people w

. >> south bay congressman ro khanna appeared on midday live today saying our focus on innovation musth a commitment to consumer privacy and promoting competition. >> my view is we can't just reflexively be breaking companies up. what we need to look at is how do we prevent anti-competitive platform privilege, which means companies shouldn't be able to privilege their own products. >> in ponce to the op-ed, nick clegg said in part you don't enforce accountability by calling for the breakup of a successful american company. accountability of tech companies can only be achieved through the painstaking introduction of new rules for the internet. many say regulation can serve as a check on zuckerberg's power. >> we need social media that are careful about fake news. we need social media that succeed because they're well-run companies and not just because they have dominant market share. >> as founder, ceo and chairman of the board, zuckerberg currently controls 60% of facebook's voting shares. in silicon valley, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >>> the fbi joined san ramon police officers at calif

. >> democratic congressman ro khanna of california is a member of the house oversight committee.ave you on the show. could you take a listen to doug collins, who is on the house judiciary committee on their public inside, and what he had to say today. >> if this chairman wants to make a subpoena, wants to make a contempt charge, it's almost like they are daring to go to court. instead of doing proper legislative oversight. that's a travesty for this country. >> do you think it was worth it to insist on this hour of stufff actually getting the attorney general up to answer questions from members of congress? >> i do think it was fair. republican matt gaetz actually tweeted out saying he doesn't understand why they can't have an additional hour of time. that is perfectly reasonable to question the attorney general. as you know, matt gaetz is one of the president's top allies. i think the attorney general should be signed, taking questions from staff counsel. if dr. christine blasey ford could suggest himself to expert counsel, certainly the attorney general of the can. >> dana: you

. >> congressman khanna -- go ahead, david. you want a final point? say one last thing. i think one of the things, one of the issues that's coming to a head is this demand for his tax returns, trump's tax returns. the law on its face is very, very clear that the treasury department has to turn over those tax returns, but if the republicans take it to court and it goes all the way to the supreme court and if it gets to the supreme court and the court order that and he does not do it, then it's a crisis. >> i will say i agree with david. i will say our founders were great. madison en'tanticipated enlight statesmen might not always be at the helm and designed the system to withstand people like donald trump. >> thank you so much for joining me and having this conversation. i appreciate it. >>> next, or politics may be hitting a new low but my next guest will prove that civility isn't dead yet. licious boost® hh protein nutritional drink has 20 grams of protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. boost® high protein. be up for life. when your

>>doctor khanna stolar is a popular san francisco pediatrician and has been a vocal opponent of vaccines reviews online praise him for helping their kids but he is now accused of creating a nuisance by giving bogus medical exemptions for vaccines to children who do not qualify for want of nuisance can be a. >>anything that is injurious to. >>to health the subpoena from th city attorney's office issued on wednesday wants doctor stoller medical records with personal information redacted a 2016 state law sb 2, 7, 7 prevented parents from citing personal or religious beliefs for not vaccinating their children only valid medical exemption is allowed such as having an allergy to a vaccine or undergoing chemotherapy. the city attorney's office is now investigating a doctor stoller gave out exemptions illegally a situation where kids who should be vaccinated. >>haven't banned and in turn put at risk children with a legitimate medical conditions who who need exemptions from vaccinations so this is a public health issue. >>doctor stoller allegedfy based his medical exemptions off to 30 minute visi

thank you very much representative ro khanna, good to see you tonight. >> thank you, martha. >> marthagidley, thank you for being here. what's your response? you heard this conversation? what do you say? >> this is incredible. when i heard what karl bernstein had to say. that man has been scratching and clawing for relevancy since the 1970s. every time i hear him speak on cnn whose ratings speak for themselves hearing a fifth-year-old man reliving the glory days in high school. he cannot let it go when all he does is bring up watergate consistently. as it relates to what we are talking about today and this president, what does he mean not bipartisan? most of the angry democrats as the president calls him on mueller's team were all hillary supporters. they didn't like this president. two years of an investigation and a coverup. what is he talking about? everything is public for everyone to see and the congressman you just had on before me you brought up the best point, martha, that is this document in its entirety with a couple of little redactions is available in a private location for

because you've democratic congressman ro khanna of california on the house oversight and reform committee defending the origins of the russia probe. i will get your response. let's watch this together. >> the fundamental investigation was not targeting the trump campaign. it was a counterintelligence operation. it wasn't based on the dossier. it was based on intelligence gathered from a foreign ambassador who, in a conversation with papadopoulos and was concerned that the russians were interfering. i want to make sure we prevent any interference. >> harris: do you agree with that? that the anti-trump dossier put together by a british spy and paid for by some democratic donor money -- or dnc money -- do you agree didn't have anything to do with the beginning of the probe? >> i disagree with that. i think the dossier is a basis of what they brought these tools in to investigate the trump campaign on. i think it has been widely proven that it has serious credibility questions. that's what we have to bring transparency to in regards to completing this investigation here in the hill. one congr

. >> congressman ro khanna of california, have a good weekend. that's all for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts with joy reid in for rachel. >>> thanks for joining us, rachel has the night off but she'll be back on monday with a very special show. meanwhile we have a lot to get to on yet another packed, newsy friday. donald trump is off to japan after a week of really strange news conferences and sparring with house speaker nancy pelosi. he leaves behind a washington which could charitably be described as broken. the house this morning nailed to pass a $19 billion disaster relief bill after a single texas republican, chip roy, objected. the senate last night managed to pass the bill. the only way senate republicans are willing to with the boss's, trump's, support. even without money for trump's vanity border wall. congressman roy obtainjected tot so he tanked the bill, taking with it funding for puerto rico and other parts of the u.s. hit by earthquakes, floods, and wildfires. that relief will have to wait until tuesday when the house will try once again to fast

anna fifield, and parag khanna.van, president trump says kim jong-un wants the best for his people. >> i don't think there's possibility for a deal at all. north korea is not willing to do what the united states needs and requires. kim jong-un was not prepared to give trump the big deal he thought he was going to get. and obviously trump walked away in hanoi. and the north koreans have suggested recently through these short-range missile launches that they may be inching back towards the provocation cycle, in other words, doing thing that the u.s. and its allies in asia don't like as a way to force the u.s. back to the table. >> anna, when you look at it from beijing, does beijing have enough influence with north korea to throw a monkey wrench in this to get them to be provocative? if u.s.-china relations get bad, could they turn up the pressure using north korea, or is that relationship not as good as it perhaps once was historically? >> well, the attitude here is very much that if the u.s. is not making a big deal

. >> congressman ro khanna of california, have a good weekend. thank you very much. >>> that does it for "all in." catch us every weeknight at 8:00 right here on msnbc. >>> good evening. i'm donny deutsch, and there are 528 days until the 2020 presidential election, and tonight we'll break down the week's top stories and see how they're strategically shaping the panel for the white house in 2020. first up, infrastructure melt down. the president throws a tantrum in the rose garden and speaker pelosi says, thank you, sir, may i have another? plus, less is more. joe biden is enjoying his lead in polls. is one of his strategies staying out of sight? >>> and presidential candidate steve bullock has turned the red state blue. i'll ask him why he thinks he has the long shot to the white house. let's to cover. this is "saturday night politics." >>> we got a great group with us tonight but before we introduce them as a tip of the hat to my former friend, keyword, former friend donald trump, we have built trump a wall. yes it's the sat night live politics

. >> melissa: let's bring a democratic congressman ro khanna of the house oversight committee. thank you so much for joining us. one of the things we were also hearing in this breaking news that we just got a short time ago was that the full chamber is not going to consider those contempt charges against attorney general barr next week. why do you think the timing on that has been delayed? >> well, all we want is for bill barr to be transparent. for him to give us access to the report and the underlying witness interviews. the speaker has been very deliberate and cautious, and we want this to be a cooperative process. i think they are giving bill barr every opportunity to cooperate. >> melissa: i don't know if you heard the congressman before you, he was saying that may be the reason why the brakes are going on some of these proceedings is that the democraf what might be revealed through the republicans questioning as it pertains to the fisa warrant in this investigation investigation began. >> that's not true. jim baker, the general counsel for the fbi, set the record straight

the san francisco city attorney's office is investigating doctor khanna stoller state law prevents parents from citing personal or religious beliefs for not vaccinating their kids only a valid medical exemption get your child that i have and i get the shot. the city attorney office issued a subpoena for doctor stroll strollers medical records to investigate whether he fate exemptions. doctor still is attorney says this move is unprecedented and political. >>i think these guys have just decided to jump on the bandwagon. because look i mean you know topic and people want to show that they're doing be v >>haven't been and that in turn puts at risk children with a legitimate medical conditions who who need exemptions from vaccinations so this is a public health issue. >>the doctor has 2 weeks to respond to the city subpoena. it's 5 oh 9 in new this morning, a berkeley man is under arrest, he was found in possession of weapons, including. >>a homemade gun. here's a picture of all the guns in other weapons that the police recovered. 36 year-old arturo of the law was pulled over in a traffic stop

ro khanna, katie hill, elijah cummings, hakeem jeffries, people hold a lot of power within the party, including the number two person the judiciary panel as well. i can't pronounce her last name, sorry, from california, as well. she has served long enough to be around for other impeachment hearings. nancy pelosi, i believe, is a new bid position. it's always difficult to manage a caucus no matter what side of the aisle you are on. an added benefit for her, capped off with that video that came out friday night, the doctored video, chopping up her speeches and making it seem like she was slurring and drunk. the president promoting that video as well on his twitter account, which i think is absolutely disgusting. when people look at this, it's very similar to what happened with the government shutdown, that president trump got played and got angry. i think she's doing the right thing. >> melissa: first of all, with the passing bills thing, it's an interesting defense. because paul ryan said that forever. no one felt good about that. it makes you seem like you're willfully willfully spinn

>>doctor khanna stolar is a popular san francisco pediatrician and has been a vocal opponent of vaccines reviews online praise him for helping their kids but he is now accused of creating a nuisance by giving bogus medical exemptions for vaccines to children who do not qualify for want of nuisance can be a. >>anything that is injurious to. >>to health the subpoena from the city attorney's office issued on wednesday wants doctor stoller medical records with personal information redacted a 2016 state law sb 2, 7, 7 prevented parents from citing personal or religious beliefs for not vaccinating their children only valid medical exemption is allowed such as having an allergy to a vaccine or undergoing chemotherapy. the city attorney's office is now investigating a doctor stoller gave out exemptions illegally a situation where kids who should be vaccinated. >>haven't banned and in turn put at risk children with a legitimate medical conditions who who need exemptions from vaccinations so this is a public health issue. >>doctor stoller allegedly based his medical exemptions off to 30 minute vis

. >> joining me is democratic congressman ro khanna of california.s on the house committee, the committee fighting to get the president's financial records in court. thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me on. >> sara gave us the latest update on how things are going. we're not going to get a decision today, but they're in court today. if the judge in the end doesn't rule in your favor, instead siding with the president, blocking you from getting these documents, what do you do? >> well, we would appeal, but i don't anticipate that to be the case. i appreciate that the judge is fast tracking that. i have actually great confidence in the judiciary, and the case law is on our side. the president is suing in his personal capacity, and he doesn't understand that when he's the head of the executive branch, he doesn't have the same expectation of privacy as ordinary citizens, that congress has a right to get this information, to see if there are conflicts of interest, to see if he's been paying his taxes the way every american citizen does. >> i hea

>> katie: ro khanna today accusing barr about not being upfront about the mueller report >> he has aob but he made his job much tougher. if he had just released the mueller report or release the bob mueller summary, and hasn't tried to summarize that come over if he had just been transparent with the american people, he would be in a much better place. i frankly think he has done the president a disservice. >> katie: lawrence? democrats are still complaining about a summary that the attorney general says wasn't a summary, even though the full report has been available for nearly a month. six he give them what he didn't have to give them. they are playing this ring around the chairs thing. ring around the rosie. the bottom line is this -- we finally had an ag. jeff sessions could look at this. he decided to sit on his hands they had entire time, fall to the institution and protect bad actors. so the fact that now you have the attorney general trying to be transparent -- remember, we are only debating things that he cannot release by law. by law! and they still aren't pleased with that

>>doctor khanna stolar is a popular san francisco pediatrician and has been a vocal opponent of vaccinespraise him for helping their kids but he is now accused of creating a nuisance by giving bogus medical exemptions for vaccines to children who do not qualify for want of nuisance can be a. >>anything that is injurious to. >>to health the subpoena from the city attorney's office issued on wednesday wants doctor stoller medical records with personal information redacted a 2016 state law sb 2, 7, 7 prevented parents from citing personal or religious beliefs for not vaccinating their children only a valid medical exemption is allowed such as having an allergy to a vaccine or undergoing chemotherapy. the city attorney's office is now investigating a doctor stoller gave out exemptions illegally a situation where kids who should be vaccinated. >>haven't been and that in turn puts at risk children with a legitimate medical conditions who who need exemptions from vaccinations so this is a public health issue. >>doctor stoller allegedly based his medical exemptions off to 30 minute visits and ge

then mark and as the very next batter not messing around back to back bombs for the a's khanna has homered in 3 straight now 6 to age or final that is now 7 in a row. back at it tomorrow afternoon and also we want to mention. diamondbacks giants in progress alast check arizona up 18 to 2. yes, 18 to 2 giant losing now to the warriors it's been just over 2 weeks since kevin durant was sidelined with a calf injury and in that span much has happened the chance are undefeated wants to take it to the finals and questions have grown on whether they need him to win it all well today we've got to hear how to read feels about that the first time since getting hurt in the middle of whe houston series direct address the media this afternoon. there are a number of intriguing details that emerged first he says this injury is worse than previous setbacks with his calf and he's still not sure. if you'll be traveling with the team for games warning to also the warriors going 5 in his absence. duran says he's heard the outside cheddar that the team system is somehow better without him. the tackle that noti

joining us now, jeffrey sachs and author, perag khanna, his latest book, "the future is asia." sachs. you saw larry kudlow and chris wallace having to correct the president for his lying to the american people saying, like, you know, china will pay -- it's like, mexico will pay for the wall. but how long will it take for american companies and the american consumers to feel, to see for themselves that the president is lying. so don't take it from us. take a look at what you're paying. >> i think consumers are already feeling it. american farm producers are already feeling it. this -- >> so it's immediate? >> this is an expensive way to educate the president about economics 101. he knows nothing. he has shown repeatedly his ignorance and here we are again. >> so, but in -- you know, you've got folks out in america who like the way president trump talks. when will they actually pay and realize he's not telling them the truth? how long is the process for this effect to impact consumers to a point where they see it in their wallets? >> well, again, they are seeing the tariffs that

democratic congressman r ro khanna.y before the senate judiciary committee with the attorney general testifying on capitol hill about the mueller report and his handling of it. you called for the attorney general to resign. why? >> he's lying to the american people. on the one hand he''s saying that bob mueller is blaming the press. on the other hand he's admitting that bob mueller should have called him, that bob mueller wrote him a letter because of mischaracterizations on his report. our founders had a word for people like bill barr. they called them people who tried to get to personal gain. we need people in that office who care about the truth. >> yesterday was clearly important, the dialog back and forth, the questions answered, the unanswered questions. but we just had jay sob cob on, talking about human beings here and at least 55 children right now, the united states government is running an orphanage caught at the border and it continues to be really unaddressed. what are we going to do about a situation like

you have congressman khanna, also california, and jeffries, of new york, caucus chairman, and also sitsn judiciary committee, jerry connolly, of virginia, member of oversight committee, katy hill, swing district panel and debbie dingell, of michigan, who helped run the messaging arm. they are on pelosi's side. you have the party calling for impeachment. robin, can speaker pelosi coalesce caucus to stave off impeachment? >> i've been a very cosmic critic of speaker pelosi. she is a masterful legislature to tip her hat to. she can coalesce the party around this and slow the roll on impeachment and maybe direct it toward impeachment inquiry. i think it is the best. let americans decide with their votes in 2020, it makes the most common sense. >> robin, again, this all plays into the president's hand, i mean, the old i guess darned if you do, darned if you don't, if democrats lay back, don't turn up and let things go, that some people have problems with and just perhaps if they turn up, as you say, then the president is back in office. you know, how would you handle it if you were speaker p

you had matt gaetz and ro khanna coming together around foreign policy and those groups help drive theforward and , centrist moderate members to support it and we got something done. we were disappointed the president vetoed it but not driven by moderates or people -- but very principled people, bernie sanders, mike lee. host: this is from tammy in new york. we are running short on time to go in with your question or comment. caller: it is a military industrial complex, the president supports the veterans and the military and so do i. look up v.a. accountability act and marvin bush. it was clinton, obama, bush, and bush who started these wars. host: thank you. what goes through your mind and you hear military industrial complex? guest: we talked about this prior, the military-industrial complex, corporations involved in the injury when i was in iraq , i saw firsthand some of the members of the defense initiative selling programs that perhaps justifying contracts that were questionable. i think about people who do this at the pentagon. that does not mean they are all bad. people who wor