started insio-cortez politics by volunteering for sanders.as a supporter in 2016 in new york when there was a long and disappointing primary process. she was approved to run by justice democrats, veterans of the sanders campaign who had a that the change the democratic party you need to elect a beachhead of young left-wingers. ocasio-cortez was the most successful of that group. someone with no political experience. she had been courted by liz with worn and bernie sanders this year. she simply agrees more with sanders. you dance with who brought you to the dance endorsement. sanders has been proposing more left-wing policy more in line with what ocasio-cortez is focused on in congress. butendorsement is kismet she is not somebody who will be on his ticket. she is too young constitutionally. 2016,vement we started in the people will tell you it is fractured and moving between different candidates. we have the original here. also courted en.by have they responded to this endorsement yet? guest: only two congratulate sanders -- to congratulate s

ocasio-cortez: i think so. we will see. i hope that what we are really fighting for is to allow a lot of communities who often get targeted on social media, to have the right to monitor what they have to be exposed to. we will give it the old college try. >> thank you. rep. ocasio-cortez: thank you. an answer: here's a look at our live coverage friday on c-span. at noon, legal experts discuss some of the cases that will be on the supreme court's upcoming docket when a new term begins next week, followed by president at the whiteg house. on c-span 2, hillary and chelsea clinton will talk about her latest book about the women -- theyst inspired by are most inspired by it 6:00 p.m. eastern. up on today's "washington fromal," robert wiseman public citizen talks about conflict of interest among family members of politicians. later, national journals joins us to discuss the politics of impeachment. against president trump. ♪ host: president trump yesterday appeared to widen his appeal to foreign governments to investigate his mai

ocasio-cortez: absolutely. the way we always talk about it is in what they called the democratic caucus. the democratic caucus is basically all of the democrats in the house of representatives. we will have our disagreements and how we want to do things. but we do not want to fundamentally disagree on our goals. we want to center working families. we want to root out the deep rot of corruption in this administration. i am proud to have the independence of my seat. i am not funded by corporations. funded by grassroots. i will be speaking truth to power within the party from time to time. there isure you that nothing that will shake the unity of the democratic party in impeaching the president. [applause] that is what they are scared of. the to act like there is beef. i assure you, there ain't. wheres the beef? that's right! constituent who wrote a note on this sheet of paper. >> thank you so much. i am so honored to be in your presence. rep. ocasio-cortez: i am honored you are here. regarding hon is iv/aids effo

ocasio-cortez: i find this very inspiring. this was the whole point of us creating the green new deal resolution. it was to elicit and challenge us and think about what we can do with public funds and public infrastructure. we don't even realize how much money we're spending. it is all going to corporations, the military, and the very rich. the idea of tuition free college feels impossible because we're not used to government working for us in these ways. if the government worked for us half as much as it works for billionaires and corporations, our lives would be transformed. [applause] projects like these are exactly what the green new deal is asking us to imagine. it always blows my mind how we lived through a time when we said, we are going to create an entire subterranean subway system in the biggest metropolis in the country. we are going to build an entire fleet of public schools. we are going to pursue projects we have never pursued before. we will go to the moon. at some point, we stopped being that country. at some p

ocasio-cortez: i think so. we will see. i hope that what we are really fighting for is to allow a lot of communities who often get targeted on social media, to whatthe right to monitor they're going to be exposed to. we were give the college try. >> >> monday, the discussion on impact of a popular election on a residential campaign. next, a look into the lack of diversity in federal judges and .ow it impacts this is one hour and 10 minutes. >> good morning everyone. i am the executive vice president of external affairs at the center for american progress. i want to thank each and every one of you for joining this very important event. we are here to discuss a fundamental issue that strikes at the heart of our democratic values. if we truly believe that all ic

alexandria ocasio-cortez is happy to do that. decided to demand subsidies in order to come to new york, she was one of the very few who asked why we would send tax dollars to the richest man. when all the fashionable people in the party decided that elizabeth warren should be the nominee, alexandria ocasio-cortez and endorsed bernie. she is an independent spirit, one of the very few in washington. it is easy to see why young people listen to her. and the end, that is the problem with alexandria ocasio-cortez. and her economic views get the attention, yes a wild bad left winger that's pushing socialism on the country. it might be stupid and wrong, we think they are but still undeniably ideas. you can debate them. we often do. the problem is the rest of what she says. there is a darker side to alexandria ocasio-cortez, and it has nothing to do with the greew deal. she is unapologetic - -- unapologetically a bigot, thereg legitimate about that. you can't debate bigotry, it is pure poison. it is terrifying to think that someone who s

ocasio-cortez: i think so. we will see. i hope that what we are really fighting for is to allow a lot of communities who often get targeted on social media, to whatthe right to monitor they're going to be exposed to. we were give the college try. >> thank you. >> think he also much. announcer: saturday night on book tv, at 11:00 p.m. eastern. >> if we don't tell our own stories, others will tell them for us. not have the same care and concern we do. what happens, this is an important thing for all of us. i'm a privacy advocate. hard, exactly harder to tell this story, to tell my story, then it was to come forward and risk my freedom and potentially my life to tell the world about everything that was going on. announcer: former national security agency contractor edward snowden talks about exposing u.s. governments mass surveillance program and going into exile in his book permanent record. then sunday live at noon eastern, in-depth with journalist naomi klein. >> this was the hottest summer on record. we have never had so l

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ocasio-cortez: no one wanted to question this system. and in 2016, he fundamentally changed politics in america. we right now have one of the best democratic presidential primary fields in a generation, and much of that is thanks to the work that bernie sanders has done. i am in the united states congress now. and that's a long, long way from being a sexually harassed waitress in downtown manhattan one year ago. however, in this new, historic freshman congressional class, in overwhelming amounts of them now reject corporate pack money. -- corporate pac money. that's thanks to bernie. and enormous amounts of the house of representatives endorses medicare for all. that's thanks to bernie. more people now than ever recognize the climate crisis as an existential threat, but also our greatest economic opportunity and that's thanks not just to the climate work of bernie sanders, but the climate activists that are part of mass movement politics in the united states. now that i am on that other side, i can tell you, the halls of congress are no

new york congresswoman alexandria ocasia cortez.nobles is joining me right now from that event. so, ryan, it seems like it's the warm up that is under way getting ready for bernie sanders arrival. what is happening? >> that's right. pretty big crowd. pretty big park just outside of manhattan over the river in queens here and it is packed. it is at capacity and still people waiting to get in and we expect senator sanders and representative ocasio-cortez to speak at any minute. a lot of energy and enthusiasm here and the theme you're starting to see with the opening speakers that are coming out before senator sanders is it's time to move on from his health issues. he had the heart attack about two and a half weeks ago. he is feeling better and ready to move on. michael moore one of the warm-up speakers here today and he said the only heart attack people should be talking about right now is the heart attack that wall street bankers will have if bernie sanders becomes president. they're sending a message today that sanders is up for the

came alexandria ocasio-cortez. [applause] [chanting aoc] sure that everyone of you here remembers the first time you saw alexandria. the 28-year-old bartender ferociously knocking her way through her district while the political machine mocked her. i am sure iran the first time you heard alexandria speak. this young latina woman, who was finally telling the truth about our broken political system and what we need to do to fix it. [applause] was railing against the democratic establishment. remember feeling hope. and also incredibly energized. it became a part of my story. officeed to run for because i saw that no one else in the da's race would fight for real justice for working people. [applause] decriminalize poverty, mental health and substance abuse disorders. work.riminalize sex and to treat violence as a public health issue. i only believe that it was possible in the first place because alexandria showed a working woman in this country could run for office and win. [applause] championing the real issues affec

still waiting for sanders and ocasio cortez to take the stage at bernie's rally.re in long island city. ellison barber is on the ground there. she reports there is huge crowd if the camera ever zoomed out. we will check back in in terms of what sanders says and a little bit about this endorsement from aoc about what that might mean as the event continues. now this. molly: turkish and kurdish forces are accusing each other of isolating a temporary cease-fire agreement brokered by the u.s. and turkey as fighting reportedly flares at a border town in northern syria. steve herrigan is live in irbil, iraq with the latest on this. >> two days after cease-fire was signed in turkey, by vice president pence as well as the turkish president erdogan, there is still violence along the border between syria and turkey. each side is accusing the other of border violations, of that cease-fire violations, there's stale lot of small arms fire and shelling going on. turkey had a very ambitious plan for its military offensive. they want to drive deep into syria, 20 miles deep and cre

joining him at the event is new york congresswoman alexandria a causal cortez. ocasio-cortez. [applause] >> what is up, new york city? thank you. can we please hear it loud and proud for all of our volunteers? putting into work and the sweats a make sure we bring working-class revolution to the ballot box of the united states of america? thank you. i love you back. my haircut got a lot of attention last week. thank you new york city. thank you queens. let sick knowledge the ground we are on. this was ground zero for the fight or public housing. in the united states of america. not only is this about public housing, this is the ground for environmental justice. just beyond this park is a power plant that spills and spews off toxins to the poor. that shows exactly the fight of environmental justice that we are fighting. but that's ok because there's a green new deal. we are going to center front line communities, working class communities of color and indigenous people to transform our future, take it back, and preserve our planet. last year -- crowd chanting: green new deal! re

for congresswoman ocasio-cortez, it's branding too.s become entrenched in congress, she's reminding people that she's a democratic socialist and that she wants to be seen as someone leading the charge, not just working behind the scenes. >> interesting. this is how bill sharer, a contributing editor at politico magazine saw it. the timing of ocasio-cortez's endorsement sends a sharp message to the party establishment and progressive movement. we socialists are not here for elizabeth warren's reformed capitalism. we socialists want socialism and we're not keeping quiet until we get it. is that about summing it up in your view? >> i do think he gets to the heart of it. even though senator sanders and senator warren are often lumped together because they're both in the left half of the democratic party, they are not the same. he is a declared socialist. she is what you might call a reformed capitalist, someone who believes in a lot of progressive positions and clearly by representative ocasio-cortez going with sanders, just as he said, it

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what does he hope to get from the endorsement of alexandria ocascio-cortez?mong very liberal voters, elizabeth warren is beating him quite well. maybe it can help there. he's in a fight with elizabeth warren for younger progressive voters. he certainly hopes alexandria ocascio-cortez and ihlan omar can help him with this group here. the big rally yesterday and the big crowd, he said i've got momentum, don't worry. >> i am happy to report to you that i am more than ready, more ready than ever. i am more than ready to assume the office of president of the united states. damn right, we're going to win. >> endorsements can be overplayed, but they can also help. what do we think about this? >> this endorsement comes at a key time for him because we all know he had the heart attack and he's been facing questions of whether or not he can go the distance, whether or not he's up to the task given his health. and ocascio cortez came right at the moment he needed, which is after the debate and the questions came up. as well as an endorsement by ihlan omar. but endorseme

he was joined in new york city by progressive congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez who is endorsing him for president. >> i look at this huge crowd, brothers and sisters, i have no doubt that the political revolution is going to sweep this country. jon: ellison barber joins us live from long island city, new york, with the latest on that. ellison? >> hi, jon. yes, senator sanders came back today with a major endorsement from congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez, not only did she endorse him today, but she introduced him at his rally this afternoon as well. it was sanders first official event back on the campaign trail since suffering a heart attack. ocasio cortez talked about sanders as a candidate of the people who have pushed for the rights of working people for decades. she said the current support for democratic party the more progressive policies like medicare for all is because of senator sanders. in her view he has elevated the playing field. >> i've grown to appreciate the enormous consistent and non-stop advocacy of senator bernie sanders. the only reason that i had any h

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ocasio-cortez is -- in that regard.also saw representative i'll hand ilhan omar come out and endorse senator end sanders just a few days ago, so certainly a momentum boost. whether or not it leads further down the road, time will tell, but for now it's a big deal for this campaign, especially one that is coming back after having a bit of a pause in regards to the senator's health. eric: certainly on the campaign trail, she just tweeted out our greatest hope is a multiracial working class movement in the united states of america. clearly, that's what they both will be stumping for on the campaign trail. ellison, always good to see you. thanks so much. arthel: well, tropical storm nester now downgraded but still causing trouble in parts of florida. an update next. ♪ ♪ 'cos i know what it means ♪ to walk along the lonely street of dreams ♪ ♪ here i go again on my--- you realize your vows are a whitesnake song? i do. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. itso chantix can help you

of congress, alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar andra she had -- and rashida tlaib. the warren campaign is telling us tonight they are reviewing the plan and may diverge from bernie sanders. of course he has said taxes may go up, costs go down. she has never said that so that clearly an acknowledgement that she's reviewing things because of last night. >> thanks very much, jeff, for that report. >>> the democratic presidential candidate, andrew yang, he's here, there you see him. we're going to discuss all of this and more when we come back.

is ocasio-cortez looking at sub-saharan africa and saying no more tips for you?think she's sincere. al gore went to a bill gates function and said africa is projected to have more population than china and india combined and he called for what he called "ubiquitous fertility management" in africa. there was al gore basically telling a bill gates event that there were going to be too many africans in the next century and we needed fertility management to keep africans -- >> tucker:en what is fertity -- dare i ask? making income people just thinking about it. >> i think is talk about access to birth control somehow, sterilization. but the best access to population control, if that's what you want to call it, is wealth. the wealthy are our country gets, the smaller the family size gets buried there if they were really worried, they would- >> tucker: the left really wants t to make this argument tt the with their old world needs to stop -- that's a creepy arc, that the kids of the problem? is that really what they're arguing? >> there was a climate activist, a meteor

three weeks since he had a heart attack, and getting the endorsement this afternoon of congresswoman cortez, orocasio district there in queens. here on c-span, you saw the graphic on the screen, the question we ask you after this rally today, who is the strongest democratic presidential candidate? 8921,licans, 202-748- 2-748-8920 -- 748-8920., 202- 202-748-892 two. senator sanders heads to iowa later this week, and not yet endorsing but more than likely tlaib of michigan, not yet endorsing, but bernie sanders endorsed there today by cortez andocasio also congresswoman ilhan omar. the democrats line for michael in great neck, new york. who do you think is the strongest candidate? >> betta was my number three -- before, my number three now it is elizabeth warren. chairwoman waters: what is it up -- it about andrew yang that puts him at the top of your list? ubi, about 2015 is when i first heard. mark zuckerberg mentioned it in speech, and elon musk is a big proponent of ubi. so it is not necessarily andrew yang, i care for ubi, universal basic income. st: asking this afternoon, who is the str

alexandria ocascio-cortez, another facebook critic, took a jab yesterday at the rally in queens. >> we need to take power over our lives again. i don't know about you, but i don't want mark zuckerberg making decisions over my life. [ crowd chanting ] >> tulsi gabbard is next. hillary clinton looks back at 2016 and ahead to 2020 and sees russia doing all it can to help president trump. there's a power in listening; it's what gives audible members an edge. it opens our minds, changes our perspective, connects us, and pushes us further. the most inspiring minds, the most compelling stories: audible. (logo whooshes) ♪ (logo chiming) - [woman] with shark's duoclean, i don't just clean, i deep clean carpets and floors. so i got this. yep, this too. even long hair and pet hair are no problem. but the one thing i won't have to clean is this. because the shark self-cleaning brush roll removes the hair wrap while i clean. - [narrator] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself. now available in our new uplight model.

the endorsement of alexandria, ocs ocasio-cort ocasio-cortez. the young, progressive left and talked about her unlikely rise to congress. how a year ago she was working as a waitress and said of all people bernie sanders who inspired her to get involved. take a listen. >> when i was a waitress and when it was time for me to graduate college with student debt, bernie sanders was one of the only ones that said no person should be graduating with life-crushing debt at the start of their lives. bernie sanders did not do these things because they were popular. and that's what we need to remember. he did this and he thought for these ends when they came at the highest political cost in america. >> the other important point that sanders is making here today is that he feels a lot better after suffering that heart attack a little more than two weeks ago and also made it clear that he's up for the challenge of running this campaign. ready to move past the heart attack and he said, he made it very clear just a few minutes ago, that he is prepared to be pr

mark zuckerberg got grilled about alexandria ocasio-cortez about vetting process for political ads. >> would i be able to run advertisement on facebook targeting republicans in primaries saying they voted for the green new deal. if you're not fact checking what's fairground. what's the bounds. >> you don't know if i'll be able to do that. do you see a potential problem with lack of fact checking on political advertisements? >> congresswoman, lying is bad. and if you were to run an ad that had a lie. that would be bad. >> duh. and this is the other reason why trump and republicans have an advantage on social media. trump is a politician who relies on misinformation. and lies. and facebook said if you're a politician and buying ads, that contain false information. we're fine with it. >> wow. thank you both. we'll be right back. when we started our business

you decided to take on this media phenomenon alexandria ocasio-cortez. why is that?very concerned about the future of america. when we have someone who is directing the trajectory of america to move towards socialism, i have seen firsthand what socialism has done to a country like venezuela where my grandmother, my beloved grandmother is buried. the richest most prosperous country in south america ends up now being a country where 10% of the population have left. this is the dilemma. that we are facing rights now. which direction are we going to take? we need someone also who is going to be there for the district. we have a lot of local issues that have been completely ignored by the congresswoman. >> dana: she gets a lot of fame when she is in washington, d.c. she is traveling around. she is in denmark. does the district notice that she is not there? >> absolutely. and people understand the difference between being popular and being great. great is when you have accomplishment. great is when you have a track record. look, my track record 23.5 unemployment rate down

mark zuckerberg got grilled about alexandria ocasio-cortez about vetting process for political ads. >> would i be able to run advertisement on facebook targeting republicans in primaries saying they voted for the green new deal. if you're not fact checking what's fairground. what's the bounds.

[cheers] >> congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> holy cow! what's up, new york city? i am in the united states congress now. [cheers] that is a long, long way from being a sexually harassed waitress in downtown manhattan one year ago. this new historic , anhman congressional class overwhelming amount of them now reject corpus pack money. that is thanks to bernie. of thermous amounts house of representatives endorsed medicare for all. that is thanks to bernie. more people now than ever recognize the climate crisis as an existential threat, but also our greatest economic opportunity -- and that is thanks not just to the climate work of bernie sanders, but the climate activist that are part of mass movement politics in the united states. [cheers] a united states that really, truly, and authentically is operated, owned, and decided by working and all people in the united states of america. it is multiracial, multi-gendered, multigenerational, and multi-geographic. we have to come together, not ignoring our differences, but listening to them, prioritizing them, understandi

among his supporters, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez who officially endorsed him. both sat down with nicole killian. >> you both are part of the most diverse congress in history. this is also the most diverse democratic presidential field ever. i'm going to be a little blunt with you, congresswoman, and a woman of color, why back an old white guy? and is this the future of the party? >> yeah, you know, i'm actually very excited about this partnership because it shows what we have to do our country, is that we have to come together, across race, across gender, across generation, and across class in order to establish our basic system rights. >> the only way in my view that we beat trump is through a campaign of energy and excitement where millions of people, young people, working people, poor people, who have not been involved in politics, are going to stand up and say, you know what, this is our country. and it's not just the country of the 1%. and i think with alex andree can yeah on board, we're going to rally those people and win this campaign. >> and you can wa

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it is certainly among our decadent elites like ocasio-cortez or the koch brothers. people who are making policy inik oca this country seem to he decided all of a sudden that nobody is really imprisoned t justifiably, it's all racism, it's all reefer madness craziness and we seem to open the doors and we will be a betterto country. is there any data to support that? .>> none whatsoever, so when people say like ocasio-cortez says there are many people who don't belong in prison, i wonder who she's talking. about. if you talk about murderers or isrobbers or rapists, assailant, aggravated assailants, this constitutes the vast majority of our prison population in this country, right? not to mention the fact that even the people who are inverse order lower-level public order drug offenses, you have to keep in mind that their conviction records often understate the crimes that they actually committed because the vast majority of cases in criminal courts are resolved through plea bargains, which means that the charge ultimately reflects some sort of downgrading in exchange

alexandria ocasio cortez and, i wonder who she's talking about.she talking about murderers or robbers or, assailants, aggravated assailants, burglars? this constitutes the vast majority of our prison population in this country. not to mention the fact that even people on lower public order, you have to keep the mind that their conviction ruptures obviously understate the crimes they have committed. a means of the attorneys ultimately reflect some sort of downgrading in exchange for a guilty plea and a reduced sentence so the idea that the people who are behind bars don't know the significant danger or haven't gotten a second chance, it's nonsense. 40% of felony convictions result in a state prison sentence paid only 40%. that's it. i mean the idea that we are living in this overly committed society just doesn't jive with the reality which is that you can commit a lot of crimes. >> tucker: you listen to guys like beto o'rourke and it's like in on any in question mike it's 1965 in their world. they never update their assumptions to match the current

applause]d congresswoman alexandria oak osseo cortez -- alexandria ocasio-cortez. [cheers and applause] upresentative cortez: what's , new york city? thank you all. can we please hear it loud and proud to all of our volunteers, forstaffers, our organizers putting in the work, putting in the sweat and the tears to make sure that we bring a working-class resolution to the ballot box of the united states of america. thank you. i love you back. all like my haircut? it got a lot of attention last week. dam. thank you, new york city. thank you you, queens. let's acknowledge the ground that we are on. this is ground zero for the for public housing and fully funded dignified housing in the united states of america. only is this about public housing. this is the ground for environmental justice because just beyond this park is a power that spills and spews , that showse poor exactly the fight of environmental justice that we are fighting. but that's ok because there's a green new deal. we are going to center front line communities, working class communities of color and ind

i asked alexandria ocasio-cortez, does this mean that it's an anti-warren thing?arren? you didn't choose her. she said, no, she understands that warren is bringing about good ideas to the campaign. she likes her value on this campaign trail, but aoc is someone who volunteered for senator sanders back in 2016, so there is some connection there, and she's staying with this candidate, feeling the bern still, as i don't know if you see a couple thousand people behind me are as well. >> pretty big crowd, shaq brewster, with bernie and aoc across the river in nyc. always great to see you, my friend. >> reporter: likewise. >>> a picture is worth a thousand words. the former white house photographer for president barack obama gives me his take on this viral picture of nancy pelosi and president trump as well as what it was like to photograph some of the obamas' most personal moments. obamas' most personal moments. i'm ládeia, and there's more to me than hiv. there's my career... my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hi

you have that endorsement from alexandria ocasio-cortez.sten to what they told me. >> we, right now, have one of the best democratic presidential primary fields in a generation, and much of that is thanks to the work that bernie sanders has done in his entire life. >> people who have -- >> reporter: that sound is actually as she was introducing senator sanders in front of the crowd. i spoke to her beforehand and asked, she was considering endorsing both senator sanders and elizabeth warren. i said why did you choose senator sanders? she wanted to be a part of a larger movement. volunteered for this campaign in 2016 and felt a connection to this candidacy, again, senator sanders is here now. if you heard him onstage, he started comments saying he had a permit for 20,000 and they had to close the door and said he's back. the chant you're hearing from many smoupporters in the crowd. the campaign showing senator sanders? back on the campaign trail and back with a bang. >> he certainly seems energized with 25,000 people you can understand why. f

i was going to include a quote from alexandria ocasio-cortez but i decided it was better to leave is a placeholer. but the book, the tour we go there start in sweden, go to venezuela, cuba, korea, china russian, georgia, and then tending a large socialist gathering in the summer let start briefly sweden. geoff the definition of social jim. it's some form of collective ownership or control over the major means production, abolishing private property in and the major factors production. replacing with collective ownership. in practice in any large society this means state ownership and/or control of means of production. if you're going to have large scale production, that then means you're also goal to have some form of central planning in order to do the coordination. a lot of these young socialists say we want socialism from below and everybody will decide cooperatively what to do. you hippie commune won't produce an iphone comrade. you need to coordinate the diverse area of the economy and when you don't use property rights that give prices and profit and loss, that has to be replac

a huge rally with someone like o ocasio-cortez by his side.hat they going to make here today. and they're going to do it in front of a very big crowd. >> so ryan, is there any way of telling whether or not the crowd is made up of people who have been devoted to sanders from the beginning, or is there a lot of newcomers to his camp? >>. >> that is a good question and we're going to make our way to the crowd here in a few minutes to get that closer vibe here. i think most of the folks here are long time bernie sander supporters. but i do believe there is a new level of energy. sanders has always traditionally done very well with young voters, but that's where ocasio-cortez is strong with the younger voters, but they are still behind him. that was the big concern of the campaign. when he started to believe support because people were concerned of that -- because he had that heart attack and what it meant for the longevity of his catch pain. he has more than $30 million in the bank to spend, he is still a force to be reckoned with. he is still goi

>> reporter: progressive, rising star alexandria ocasio-cortez.formally endorsed sanders and made the case it is the sanders brand of politics that will beat donald trump. >> no one wanted to question this system. and in 2016 he fundamentally changed politics in america. >> prior to his heart attack the sanders campaign was stuck in neutral struggling to keep up with front-runners elizabeth warren and joe biden but far ahead of lower tier candidates unable to muster double digit support. his heart attack threatened to draw new questions about his age and fitness for office. but his supporters crowded shoulder to shoulder in queens said they weren't worried by it. >> he's okay. that's the last thing i'm thinking about. he is strong enough. he'll be around here at least another 30 years. >> sanders is now working to solidify support from the progressive left. in addition to locking up ocasio-cortez sanders also picked up the endorsement of congresswoman omar and will appear later this month with congresswoman rashida tlaib three of the four members

tier, but losing ground to elizabeth warren's recent rise one was 30-year-old congresswoman ocasio-cortez. >> my hero, bernie sanders >> i'm so delighted that alexandria is part of our campaign >> reporter: ocasio-cortez acknowledged sandra's heart attack was a catalyst. >> i think for me personally, saying what role do i want to play, and i want to be a part of a mass movement. >> reporter: thousands gathered in new york, for a boost of party unity. while deep division between two democrats plays out like a movie script. >> a favorite of the russians. >> reporter: hillary clinton in a podcast interview, claimed russia is using bots to raise long shot candidate tulsi gabbard. >> i think they have their eye in somebody who is clearly the democratic party and grooming her to be the third party candidate. >> the army national guard major shot back. >> as much as hillary clinton would love for me to run as an independent, or a third party candidate, i am not entertaining that >> she took the russia attack in stride at an iowa tailgate today while sanders supporters welcomed him back to the ra

where alexandria ocasio-cortez proudly helped chase away tens of thousands of new amazon jobs. this story tonight, mexico says thank you to president trump for showing solidarity in mexico's fight again crime. thank you -- against crime, thank you for joining us. i am elizabeth macdonald, the "evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: welcome, you are watching the fox business network, we got you covered top news with edward lawrence and the capitol hill and jackie on the floor of new york stock exchange. we kick it off with edward. reporter: president trump today in his cabinet meeting touted the economy going forward, showing that the economy continues to grow, president believes that the economy itself could get him reelected. larry kudlow saying that household wealth across united states has grown 12 trillion dollars since president trump has been in office. kudlow said that inflation is 1.4%, and believes that indicator in housing market point to a boom for first part of next year. president trump talking turkey defending his actions in removing troops from the northern s

cortez masto: mr. president, i rise today in opposition to it the nomination of lawrence van dyke to serve on the united states court of appeals for the ninth circuit. mr. van dyke fits neatly into this administration's pattern of picking federal judges for our circuit courts of appeal without meaningful input from home state senators. the president continues to select ideologically extreme nominees like mr. van dyke, and the white house is putting forward people without enough experience for the momentous roles they have been chosen to serve. mr. van dyke has been nominated to fill a nevada seat on the ninth circuit, even though he's not a nevadan. he didn't grow up in my state, he doesn't appear to own property there, he doesn't seem to have family ties, and he was only an active member of the nevada state bar for two years. senator rosen and i engage with the white house to put forward highly respected nevadans with bipartisan support, but our suggestions were summarily ignored because the white hou

>> reporter: progressive rising star alexandria ocasio-cortez. formally endorsed sanders and made the case that it is the sanders brand of politics that will beat donald trump. >> no one wanted to question this system. and in 2016, he fundamentally changed politics in america. >> reporter: prior to his heart attack, the sanders campaign was stuck in neural struggling to keep up with front-runners elizabeth warren and joe biden, but far ahead of lower-tier candidates. his heart attack drawing in new questions about his age and fitness for office but his supporters said they weren't worried about it. >> he is okay. that is the last thing i'm thinking about. he will be around here at least another 30 years. >> reporter: sanders is working to solidify support from the progressive left. in addition to locking up ocasio-cortez he picked up the endorsement of omar and appear later this monday with rashida tlaib, freshmen female members of congress. >> i am in the united states congress now. and that is a long, long way from being sexually harassed waitr

is a conseil cortez looking at people in africa and saying no more kids for you?> i think she's sincere. al gore himself went to bill gates function and said africa is projected to have more population than china and india combined and he called for what he called ubiquitous fertility management in africa. here was al gore basically telling bill gates that there were going to be too many africans in the next century and we needed fertility management to keep them in check. >> tucker: what is that? >> i think he's talking about access to birth control somehow. sterilization. but the best access to population control his wealth. the wealthier country gets, the smaller the family size gets. >> tucker: the left really wants to make this argument that the third world needs to stop reproducing? that's a creepy argument, the kids of the problem? is that really what they are arguing? >> absolutely. there was a climate activist who announced they would not have kids. jericho years later, he welcomed his kid into the world and set a grievance on the greatest hobo ever. kids