on thursday, 2020 democratic presidential candidates, representative, tulsi gabbard of hawaii spoke at the new hampshire institute of politics and new england council politics and eggs breakfast. for remarks, they are just under an hour. >> welcome to the new hampshire institute of politics at this college for another great politics and eggs,

congress and the electoral congress it's going to be as tulsi gabbard said, very divisive. the country is taking us in a very wrong direction. >> let's keep it -- how that affects the china trade negotiations we're talking about, peter do you think that with that as a backdrop it makes it more likely or less likely. >> i want to get deep into that, joe. >> was that ever on the table, delisting the chinese -- >> i think the last time we talked i proposed navarro's rule which is that any story that comes from fake news is designed

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the democratic party folks other than tulsi gabbard understand. this this party led by chuck and nannies the progressive and the squad driving this party off of the cliff. >> tucker: how much of this is being driven by ocasio-cortez and the rest, the freshman? >> 100 percent. absolutely 100 percent of it. look, you have to understand that the progressive wing of the democratic party is in control of the party it's in coal control of the media and talking heads. they repeat the same stuff. thinking critically. so we are not stopping to ask the question of hey, do you know what? there is something about this biden and hunter biden

in the debate when they attacked her, that was a big issue for tulsi gabbard, but tulsi was knocked becauseere not accurate. >> but she did get a little bit of buzz because of it. here's sbrirt todher interview . it feels awful. i understand it intellectually. emotionally it's hurtful. i know what moet vad r vatd tiv become a prosecutor, and i know what motivated me to do the kind of work we did, and i know that it was groundbreaking work. you had to know, being from the san francisco area, that this would be an area of tough scrutiny. >> between her and joe biden, he sort of alluded to, you were a prosecutor, i was a criminal defense attorney. you saw that sort of winked at. i think the harris people might worry that becomes more of a theme in this next debate. you notice how she's talking there about the discomfort with her record being scrutinized which is how the biden people have felt about her going after his record. and lastly, sort of heading into this next debate, she seems at a moment the way she was at the first debate, where she was sort of stuck in the second tier, she was stru

i don't know graeme maybe i'm wrong but i've seen a lot of tulsi on you tube but the mainstream media doesn't like to talk to her but a lot of i'll turn it of media loves to talk to her and look at those eyeballs in heads it's quite amazing well that's that's the thing that they keep that they did they're given just all the major polls the polls run by the corporate media the polls run by channel they get funding from boeing and raytheon and all these other defense contractors you know when. 2 debates ago when tulsi took out harris and called harris out rightly so under fact 120000 people of color behind bars is the attorney general of the state of california kemal was like what you can't talk to me that way i'm the anointed one i said 2 things one i'm glad he did that and 2 the d.n.c. is not going to let that happen again and no matter how much she meets the number of donors and they still find all this poll they tell take this poll but not that one this is how they rigged the system this is how they weigh the scales they are not a big tent there are 10 for the oil lobby because if t

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i'm sorry they didn't have tulsi gabbard on. any standouts in your mind? not really.arrylet's hear from calling from pittsburgh, pennsylvania, republican line. caller: a couple of things, they want to give families $1000 per month. they want to confiscate everybody's guns. go to the south side of chicago one night. go to people's houses and demand their guns. crime, nobiden, no jail time, he's soft about it, it's ridiculous. host: criminal justice is a conversation that took place last night. julian castro joe biden's book about that and another conversation was a discussion about health care, here's the exchange. [video clip] >> we owe a debt of gratitude to barack obama and i work for him and vice president biden and i know the problem with your plan is at least 10 million people uncovered. on the last debate stage in detroit, you said that wasn't true when senator harris brought that up. there was a fact check and i said that was true. i grew up with a grandmother who had type 2 diabetes i watched her condition get worse and worse. the whole time she had medicare.

kennedy: how that for followers had a taste of liz, kamala and amy golden globe and tulsi gabbard.uch an amateur. >> this is about a book too? let's call it what it is, she has a new book coming out, coauthored with her daughter, the book about gutsy women, she needs to get money. >> if country were not buying favor, and they were just buying benevolence, why are they not still giving. >> they are not making money they did because she is out of power. i can't see her linking up with any of these candidates, i don't think they want her. kennedy: she called for impeachment today, she is consulting elizabeth warren, elizabeth warren is smart enough to listen to her to figure out what not to do. >> right. >> do the opposite. >> if she is advises 2020 candidates, i am sure they would keep it under wraps. >> america's sweetheart. kennedy: liz said, if she asked her to be her vp she would have said yes, but no she got dumb tim kaine. >> is this the official trump nickname for him. kennedy: it would have been worse like dumb wiener face, no, that is mine. last word. >> i think it is over f

>> well, the one person i'm most interested in, as you know, is tulsi gabbard.he gets enough anticipation. her primary platform is ending wasteful regime change wars. the reason i bring that up, talk it from a deficit ankle. she's actually a -- angle. she's actually a soldier, and since 2001 we've spent $6 trillion on wasteful regime changing wars. what else has happened? we've taken the ball off asia. so stopping wasting money and lives on these types of unnecessary wars actually have a massive impact on our domestic economy. i don't think that tie's been made well enough, but tulsi's speaking about it, and it's basically crickets from all the other candidates. maria: yeah. we're not hearing anything about that at all. before you go, omeed, tell us where you see growth right now in the economy. what are you most interested in as you look to invest in these private companies? >> well, yeah. as i suggested, i think the private market is the future. the new ipos, we look for the disrupters. those are companies that have the ability to make things easier and get fi

democratic party is doing everything i can to keep tulsi gabbard off the debate stage.he joins us to discuss that next. we are remembering the victims of the september 11th attacks on this country. more on that after the break ♪[upbeat music] ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun transitions™ light under control™ new transitions™ gen 8™ lenses ask your eye care professional today and learn more at transitions.com ♪ >> tucker: it's hard to believe it's been that long but today marks the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. if you remember what happened that day you remember it vividly. almost 3,000 people died. you might think they were killed by extreme interests but you're a backward k simpleton. the "new york times" says no. they tweeted, 18 years have passed since airplanes took aim and brought down the world trade center. today families are once begin gathering at the site where more than 2,000 people died. airplanes took aim? did omar write that? she could have. some airplanes did something. but at least the times is remember

announcer: on thursday, tulsi gabbard of hawaii spoke at the new hampshire incisional politics and newnd council of politics and eggs breakfast. her remarks are just under an hour. and welcome to the new hampshire institute of politics at saint as an colic. in ms. the l and in the -- for politics and eggs. my name is neil, the executive director. rep. gabbard: thank you very [applause]

. >> melissa: here's what tulsi gabbard said to kennedy the other night.e will get your take on their side. >> i feel strongly this is not the route we should take. a politicizing something that really the american people need to be trusted to decide who they would like to see as our president and commander in chief. >> i'm concerned about going to end impeachment. as i've also stated before, it could split the country apart. there are people who feel strongly on both sides. it's going to cost a lot of money. it's going to be an issue with of the countries internationally. >> melissa: kennedy? >> kennedy: that is a rare commodity for democrats running for president. that is a measured response and rationalism. i think tulsi gabbard looks at the political landscape and sees that there is not quite the upside that emotional democrats think there is with this fight. also, we don't even have a smoking gun because we haven't arrived at the crime scene. let's stop forensically picking things apart. >> harris: call julian castro and tell him that. this is where w

from boeing and raytheon and all these other defense contractors you know when. 2 debates ago when tulsi took out harris and called harris out rightly so wonderful actually but 120000 people of color behind bars is the attorney general of the state of california kemal was like what you can't talk to me that way i'm the anointed one i said 2 things one i'm glad he did that and 2 the d.n.c. is not going to let that happen again and no matter how much she meets the number of donors and they still find all this poll they tell take this poll but not that one this is how they rigged the system this is how they weigh the scales they are not a big tent there are 10 for the oil lobby because if they were really if they really wanted to go after trump they would talk about his whole cabinet is climate change deniers and we're facing complete climate collapse but then you have joe biden saying we need a middle ground on climate policy oh man i love corporate centrism it's so such bold thinking like joe biden was alive in the sixty's he would have told rosa parks don't move to the front of the bus i

from boeing and raytheon and all these other defense contractors you know when 2 debates ago when tulsi took out harris and called harris out rightly so under fact 120000 people of color behind bars is the attorney general of the state of california come on what what you can't talk to me that way i'm the anointed one i said 2 things one i'm glad he did that and 2 the d.n.c. is not going to let that happen again and no matter how much she meets the number of donors and they still find all this poll they tell take this poll but not that one this is how they rigged the system this is how they weigh the scales they are not a big tent there are 10 for the oil lobby because if they were really if they really wanted to go after trump they would talk about his whole cabinet is climate change deniers and we're facing complete climate collapse but then you have joe biden saying we need a middle ground on climate policy oh man i love corporate centrism it's so such bold thinking like if joe biden was alive in the sixty's he would have told rosa parks don't move to the front of the bus it's too cra

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the democratic party folks other than tulsi gabbard understand.s this party led by chuck and nannies the progressive and the squad driving this party off of the cliff. >> tucker: how much of this is being driven by ocasio-cortez and the rest, the freshman? >> 100 percent. absolutely 100 percent of it. look, you have to understand that the progressive wing of the democratic party is in control of the party it's in coal control of the media and talking heads. they repeat the same stuff. thinking critically. so we are not stopping to ask the question of hey, do you know what? there is something about this biden and hunter biden and christopher hynes worked with him in the ukraine for this corrupt, you know, oligarch based ukrainian gas company? is there something to the fact that biden phone calls? should would he be investigating this? the "new york times" ran an article last may that highlighted this concern for biden and his campaign. it is not trump. trump isn't inventing this story. it's been out there for a long time. now that we are hooking ou

tulsi gabbard pushed her hard.e back and got some ground, focused on being a prosecutor and going after donald trump, whether people agree or not she did rebound. don't know if it is enough for the polls, to gain new supporters that she did maintain her own. heather: let's talk about rebounding. president barack obama, was he the real winner? it was a different take than we heard in the last debate. >> we all owe a huge debt to president obama. i want to give credit to barack obama. >> i think the obamacare worked. >> i'm fulfilling the legacy of barack obama. >> 18 times, barack obama was mentioned, definitely more favorably. >> joe biden is going to make sure everyone knows he is vice president to barack obama and how respect castro said he is fulfilling the legacy of barack obama. i expect that to increase. when will barack obama say who is the legacy and who he supports which he has yet to do which i understand during the primary, it is interesting to see his thoughts on this. we will get to that further down t

liz: tulsi gabbard is sounding like senator biden. >> we do need border security.re not a nation. every other nation in the world has some type of immigration policy that makes sense. we are looking that. and she is right. we don't need a wall along the entire border. we do need security. whether that's through telling or a wall. we need something. >> let's shift gears. in california they are considering a new bill to give free healthcare to illegal immigrants over 65 years old. what's your take here? >> it doesn't make sense to me. i don't know why they would do that. it will cost their taxpayers a lot of money. we are not going to do that your our state. you are talking about people coming here illegally and incentivizing them to come. as secretary homan talked about. when you do that you create other problems like human trafficking and drug trafficking. liz: we were watching parts of the hearing waiting for democrat reaction to the crimes committed by illegal immigrants on american soil and the lack of what many say is justice. we have an eighth illegal immigran

that's the biggest problem. >> tucker: congresswoman tulsi gabba gabbard, thank you. >> thank you. >>ucker: 18 years since 9/11 as we said. many facts about what happened on 9/11 remain hidden remarkably. many seeking justice. almost all of the 9/11 hijackers were not from iraq but saudi arabia. the family of several 9/11 victims are suing the saudi government, arguing the government was linked to the attacks. asking the fbi to provide documents that could prove their case. jim kleinmer represents those families, joining us tonight. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: this has confuse mead for years. i hope can you explain it as clearly as it can be explained. why would the u.s. government withhold documents that might plain saudi arabia's links to 9/11? >> yeah. the last administration, directors mueller, comey. obama fought against the families and maintained the coverup to cover up the fbi's own intelligence failures. the fbi had identified the two hijackers in january of 2000 in the united states. was monday moring them and monitoring the saudi government officials h

. >> well certainly there are some people like beto o'rourke and tulsi gabbard who are kind of in theid to low single-digits in the polls right now, and they're trying to make their mark on the primary in order to advance themselves. beto o'rourke not only is he calling for mandatory buybacks and was kind of latching onto that as his rallying campaign cry but after the el paso shooting he became more sharp in his criticisms of donald trump calling him a white supremacist, which a lot of other candidates did. he went as far to create a whole web page on his website, and tulsi gabbard when talking about president trump sending troops to saudi arabia compared him to a pimp directing prostitutes to saudi arabia. that's something to look at as all. >> emily larsen live in d.c. >>> we're going to get the latest in the race for president as elizabeth warren surges past joe biden in iowa. >>> bill karins is going to come over here and tell us the latest on the weather. >> come on over here. >> from the news center. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesse

>> coming up tonight on c-span three, next 2020 democratic presidential candidate, representative tulsi gabbard speaks in new hampshire at the politics and eggs breakfast. then senator harris give the keynote address at the democratic banquet in portsmouth. after that, the american enterprise institute hosts a discussion on shifting demographic numbers and what they mean for america's future. on thursday, 2020 democratic presidential candidates, representative, tulsi gabbard of hawaii spoke at the new hampshire institute of politics and new england council politics and eggs breakfast. for remarks, they are just under an hour. >> welcome to the new hampshire institute of politics at this college for another great politics and eggs, my name is neil, i am the executive director. thank you. the executive director here at the new hampshire institute of politics this is a very special series we have and we are continuing on today, just a quick note, we have a new president of our college and we are proud of him he just arrived here about a month ago, this is his first politics and eggs and so

john delaney, tulsi gabbard spending a lot more money. is this the first and possible last real chance, iowa, to have a kind of a breakthrough strategy? if you don't do it then, it is over? >> reporter: i think that lot of what we'll be looking at here is this is the end -- end of september will be the end of the fund raising quarter. and that is really when we will get an idea of which campaigns actually have the resources to really make a long play at this. not only towards iowa, but beyond all the way to super tuesday. and if you go around the likes of manchester, new hampshire here, tulsi gabbard billboards that you see. if you watch the television in iowa, it is tom steyer. these are two individuals who are trying to get on the debate stage. neither of those would candidates will be on the debate stage in huouston, but they are efforting to get enough poll support to get to the fourth debate. so they are trying to hit just enough eyes in order to get on the phone and get those individuals being polled to tell them that they are in su

announcer: on thursday, tulsi gabbard of hawaii spoke at the new hampshire incisional politics and new england council of politics and eggs breakfast. her remarks are just under an hour. and welcome to the new hampshire institute of politics at saint as an colic. in ms. the l and in the -- for politics and eggs. my name is neil, the executive director. rep. gabbard: thank you very [applause] you, the executive director at here at the new hampshire institute of politics. this is a special series we have and we continue on today. just a quick note, we have a new president of sane and some college and we are very proud. he has just arrived here a month ago this is his first politics and eggs. so this is a wonderful occasion and of course we will probably have a little more activity between now and february. but i everyone can recognize dr. joseph ozzie. joe for bazi:. [applause] here are theonsors people that allow us to have some breakfast, we have wonderful new sponsors, particularly fed cap is our newest sponsor and we have the president christine mcmahon here today. we also have their

again, tulsi gabbard now getting behind the impeachment process by the democrats in the house. did qualify for the democratic debate next month. so maybe the timing is related to that. speaker democrats are doing everything they can to try and get rid of a legitimate president, some of that was elected by the people, someone that they know they are going to have a very hard time beating in 2020. i think it's infuriating to people, they are showing their frustration by doing into our campaign. so we would like to say thank you to the democrats for that. >> jessica: you're welcome. [laughter] president trump is cashing in on speaker pelosi lodging a formal impeachment inquiry. the president's 2020 campaign and the rnc reportedly raising for $2 million since pelosi's announcement on tuesday. democrats also cashing in themselves. the fund-raising group reports it raised nearly $5 million in donations on tuesday after taking in more than $4 million the day before. i didn't need to see that we've been having this conversation for a long time about the rnc numbers. the rnc has been be

. >>> hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard will be in the next debate, qualifying by receiving donations from at least 130,000 people and reaching at least 2% support in four recognized polls. there will be 12 candof the few candidates strongly opposed to impeachment, saying the process will be terribly devisive. >>> happening today, julian castro will be campaigning here in the bay ea talking about the need for more affordable housing. meet with people in the fruitvale neighborhood and meet with those living in a homeless encampment. he released a plan that includes investments to end homelessness around the country by the year 2028. >>> british lawmakers are debating the decision by the british supreme court that prime minister boris johnson acted illegally by suspending parliament. the high court ruled that he was trying to strip parliament's power. he left the meetings in new york and flew back to london, where there are calls for him to resign. >>> iran's president is expected to address the un general assembly later today. president trump blasted iran in his speech yesterday. iran

some democrats are concerned that tulsi gabbard is considering a third-party run.led it out. there's an argument that ralph nader in 2000 and jill stein in 2016 cost the democrats the white house. what do you do to stall the third-party run that could hurt the democrats? >> we have built a process that's fair and inclusive. i have great respect for tulsi gabbard. she's won a spirited campaign. she has a lot of supporters. the reason why we've been so inclusive in what we've done and that resulted in 21 candidates in june and july. it's abundantly clear to me, all but one of our very deep and talented field, is not going to make it to the mountain top. my goal was to make sure every candidate who runs and their followers understand their candidate got a fair shake. so that at the end of the day we're together, united around beating donald trump and implementing our vision of inclusion and opportunity. i'm confident that congresswoman gabbard isn't going to run as a third party candidate because she said so. she's a talented part of the democratic party family. every

. >> candidates who didn't make the stage, we got tulsi gabbard, tom steyer, do they have a prayer goingyer. that's always that option. i think if you're not on the stage in houston, the race is basically over for you and you have to figure out a way to get out of this race. and there's even people on the stage in houston that basically have no path to victory in this. it's fast nating to me about the complaints from tulsi and tom steyer that somehow the process was rigged and wasn't transparent. these qualifications have been in place for months. and somebody like andrew yang can make the qualification, then if you can't make those qualifications of getting 2% in the polls, it's time you reconsider your race. >> and speaking of that, kirsten g gillibrand dropped out. why did she fail? >> you know, it's always the x factor, right, she didn't break through. many women, what's even more interesting is why warren is breaking through, she's got a lot of young people joining her campaign i think she has a consistent message, she was out there all the time. but in the end, there's kind of some

i'm running for president to put an end to this insanity. >> congress one of my tulsi gabbard, i know also a vegan as senator booker is. i'm a vegetarian. so be careful out there at the steak fry in iowa. thank you for being zero they had great vegan burgers out here. >> that's what he told me. i'm watching you guys. thank you for being with us. >>> let's switch gears. on friday the world's youth made a statement to its leaders, do something about climate change. from new york city to nairobi, kenya, millions of people, many of them students from more than 150 countries took to the streets for a truly global demonstration against climate inaction. i'm proud to say that among the demonstrators were young people from my organization, the national action network. i'm even prouder to say these young people of color are connecting the dots between climate change and its effects on their communities, their futures, and ultimately their children. joining me now is diamondeqe johnson who led a youth delegation here in new york city. i wanted to have you on because a lot of people do not under

tulsi gabbard has it right. when you look at this transcript, when you talk about with actually being done, this is something that i think the appeasement of her base, the speaker's face is all we are seeing here. other members driving the conversation but let's be specific, this is not about that. >> martha: there's no doubt that would be very difficult vote for twentysomething members of the house on the democrat side who were elected in districts that elected president trump to take that impeachment vote. they, i'm sure, are reluctant to take that vote. if they know that it would be difficult for them, so it becomes sort of justice exercise that keeps this going and going if they're not going to put their money where their mouth is and actually stand up for what they say. what they say is an egregious violation of the president meddling with a foreign country. they either think that or they don't think that very >> exactly, if this was egregious they would have us on the floor. miss pelosi is probably -- back

. >> theyon't havehe traction l the a but i believe the difference between a tulsi gabbard andr and yange williamson iss much as the left doesn't like them they're authentic and don't come off as hacks these same political ch oacters over andver again. >> good point. >> yeah. >> finally we've talked about the oh bomb as getting into the film production business they have a deal with netflix they call their compa higher ground productionshey may not have done theesearch a company in california computer training company called higher ground enterprises and there's a tug of war who gets the name. >> they should call themselves democratic propaganda. their first movie was a documentary about -- >> the americanto fac. >> even though jobs are coming back t going to be replaced b robots at some point. >> is that wrong? t i don't thinkhey're going erica workers are back andin m. goto stay back. >> is it wrong though? automation -- >> it's just at swipe the booming trump economy. ould expect that. i you kno ww a lot of people prd the idea of netflix when the deal was announced, they said, we're -

candidates like tulsi gabbert who did not qualify for this debate stage could qualify for that one.>>> while tonight's debate had its share of zingers and ruffled feathers political analysts said the focus was mainly on the positive. >>> i thought there was a shift about barack obama. i think democrats realize they actually like the president and liked a lot of his policies. what i felt was interesting about this debate was getting a better sense of who these candidates were. as people not just candidates. >>> president trump back home tonight after a trip to baltimore for a republican meeting. he did jabs at the candidates as they were on stage. 1400 miles away.>>> i hit pocahontas way too early. i thought she was gone. she has emerged from the ashes. it looks like she could be sleepy joe. he is falling asleep. he has no idea what he is doing or saying.>>> latest debate reaction starting at 4:30 am. >>> another stunning sunset this view from our camera looking out over ocean beach san francisco. we are heating up. tomorrow will be hotter in some spots. >>> paul has a look at these te

tulsi gabbard did not mince words. if she has fired back at the president on twitter this way. >> for you to think that you can out our proud servicemen and women to the prince of saudi arabia is disgraceful. your words and actions are of a trail of my and sisters in uniform, the american people, and our constitution. my fellow service members and i, we are not your prostitutes. you are not our pimp. >> martha: those are obviously very strong words directed at the president, the commander in chief. congresswoman, do you stand by those? >> absolutely, i do. trump's intent was made very clear with that tweet. as a soldier, i took an oath as well as as a member of congress. as a soldier i took an oath to support and defend our constitution, to protect and defend the american people. not the kingdom of saudi arabia, not any other foreign power. if, for some reason, that's not what trump meant, then he should come out and say that's not what i meant and clarify it, but he hasn't done that. >> martha: it does seem like a rat

initial democratic allegations furthermore not all democrats seem to be united behind the process tulsi gabbert the congresswoman from hawaii she's been very strong in saying that this this process of impeaching trump would divide the country and not be good for the democratic party or the country overall so it's not clear what the next move is the democrats have their impeachment inquiry and we now have the transcript of the phone call in question. thanks very much for talking us through the transcript released within the past hour or so well let me or zelinsky he is currently in new york in fact for the u.n. general assembly is expected to meet donald trump on the sidelines at some stage to day when honest earlier a byte his phone call with the american president the ukrainian leader give us some let's replay. when the new film was a disappointed wish a president in his own listening crane no man impeachment emotional range but if you are not in the in on the men then he's going to meet seen the a woman she's talking. and i stealth further into today's developments i'm happy to say th

does she have a point, tulsi gabbard? >> i think so.hat has been my position -- has been -- i notice the past ten in until this week. i have to tell what you really changed my mind was george conway, a republican lawyer. >> really? >> he helped lead or push the fight to bill clinton. he is married to a top white house official. but setting that aside he is a brilliant lawyer. he and another lawyer wrote a piece in the "washington post". i read it a couple of times. i have been against impeachment. but it's hard to argue that the president of the -- if the president of the united states lefrpged our national security funding in order sfo intimidate a foreign leader into helping his political campaign, that's as classic impeachment an issue as you can get. i shouldn't get over our ski tip. i thought what nancy pelosi said was wonderful. we need an inquiry. and the facts make an inquiry inskapable. nancy pelosi had to do this today. >> all right. paul, i appreciate your time. thank you so very much and thank you very much to all of you for

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