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amy: ro khanna, what is your position?o khanna, your position as cochair bernie sanders campaign, presidential campaign comeme on whether r these primaries s shod go forward ass schcheduled? >> i was notot able to hear vana gupta. let me jusust say i have tremenendous spikeke and admiran fofor her. i think she should one dayay bea candidate fofor the supreme cou. that said, here we may respectfully disagree. i believe the riright to vote is sacrcr, but i also think that there were such concern about people safety such concern about exposing people to groups, and concerned about whether people would feel comfortable votining. i don't see with the harm would be in having those elections delayed with the governor of ohio, , ankly, didid. that would have bebeen my recommendatition if i weree advisingng any of the governorsf these states. amy: what would it mean, ro khanna, if there primaries are delayed for an indefinite period of time? the governor of new york, governor cuomo said, we're talking about 45 days before this even

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economy from crumbling joining us now, ro khanna of california welcome back it's good to see you again >> thank you for having me back on >> what do you think the economic toll is so far on silicon valley, from this change is going to work, to working at home >> it's been a real challenge for my district. we have some of the largest number of cases of coronavirus stanford and santa clara have actually canceled school for the rest of the year as you reported, many companies are saying that people should telework now, i think that there's still going to be able to be successful doing that, but of course it's going to take an economic hit it's why we need policies to make sure that we're paying for paid sick leave. we need to make sure that we're helping people with student loans, if they're having difficulty we need to make sure we're helping people get health care that they need >> those are all various incentives or policies being floated on capitol hill today.

congressman ro khanna, congressman from california, joins me to talk about that now. explain your proposal, congressman. >> you don't have to be a macro economist to see we need a work cash infusion? it will allow them to buy things to stimulate the economy. if you want people to hire, you need people buying things and the most likely folks to spend are people in the working and middle close. second, this is something that as you point out, even mitt romney is proposing so something we can get done and third, these are folks who really have economic anxiety and it will provide some stability. >> so why -- yours is not universal, right? so the most basic and universal idea is literally a check that shows up from the government, $1,000 to every adult say or maybe $500 per kid. $1,000 per kid. there are different versions. yours is slightly different. it's graduated why and how does it work? >> it goes up to $100,000. people get the check right away. you can get between $1,000 and $6,000 but look, if mitt romney wants to do a $1,000 check right away that's universal, let

joining me now from columbia, south carolina, democratic congressman ro khanna of california.he national co-chair of the bernie sanders presidential campaign. congressman, good to see you again. congratulations. i mean he didn't win, but that was a strong showing for a candidate who has been winning for a while and has got the lead according to polls in a number of very large and important super tuesday states. however, there was talk that if the momentum was big for joe biden tonight, which it was, that could help him. that could give joe biden the bump he needs to take the lead in some states. what's the bernie sanders campaign thinking about that strategically tonight? >> well, first let me congratulate the vice president on his win. he's always moving when he speaks about the south carolina shootings and his sense of resilience. but the reality is we are very encouraged. we won young african-american voters. we won voters under 45. the polling shows actually that we're winning african-american voters nationally according to the harris ex poll. i fly out 6:00 a.m. to califo

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joining me now is democratic congressman ro khanna of california. congressman, thank you very much.'s been praise from the white house for the governor of california, for the mayors, and for what they are doing. how well equipped is california, which seems to be on a leading edge of some of this? >> well, i believe our governor and our mayors are doing a very good job. first of all, there is a message of social isolation. the bars are shut down. the restaurants are shut down. but second, google, as you know, is doing testing in the bay area, so we're working on a technology solution, and we're working a telehealth so that people don't have to go to the hospitals. they can actually see doctors before they're overcrowding hospitals. so it's a comprehensive approach. >> but how do we answer the question of how backed up the tests are? because governor dewine said, you know, there could be 100,000 cases here in ohio, and that's just modeling based on not knowing. >> absolutely. >> and we don't know until more people are tested. as of friday, i think it was 23,000 or 25,000 tests nationa

sanders campaign national co-chair ro khanna, thank you for joining me. joining me now is the mayor of austin steve adler from the pete buttigieg campaign. thank you for joining us. let me ask you, mr. adler, what is the strategy going forward? pete buttigieg didn't do well at all in south carolina. he's yet to win any of the primaries and caucuses he's in. he was in selma with us today, marched with us across the bridge. at what point does pete buttigieg have to wonder does he have to do what tom steyer and others have done and that's pull out? or do you think that somewhere down the road there will be a turn of events that will benefit his candidacy? >> reverend sharpton, thank you for the opportunity to be with you here this afternoon. when you take a look at what mayor pete has done, it's actually been pretty amazing. a year ago nobody knew who he was, nobody could pronounce his name. we've gone through the first four contests and he's either won or tied two of them. he's in the top three with delegate totals. i think he has his work cut out for him b

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maybe some common ground congressman, thanks so much. >> thank you >> representative ro khanna. he represents silicon valley >> and we have more on this historic sell-off. the dow is down nearly 1,400 points a little bit off its lows of the day. but there you see the wild swings in the dow this week. it has dipped into bear market territory, down 20% from its recent record highs almost exactly a month ago, wiping out today's losses and wiping out yesterday's big gain, following monday's record 2,000-point drop we have much more on these wild markets coming up on "power lunch. and don't forget, another cnbc special report, markets in turmoil tonight at 7:00 eastern time we'll bring you the latest on the markets, on the progression of corona and koefcovid. all of that at 7:00 tonight. the barkins are empty nesters now. should they downsize? probably. will they? not as long as thanksgiving is a holiday. planning for the future is about more than just money. let equitable be your guide. dad, i'm scared. ♪ it's only human to care for those we love. and also help light their way. it's

with us to talk about all of it, california congressman ro khanna. he is also the co-chair of the bernie sanders campaign. congressman, thank you for joining us. we showed it just a minute ago. i think we can put it back up on the screen here. there is a new national poll out today conducted in the wake of elizabeth warren's withdrawal. sanders versus biden nationally, and it shows biden up 16 points, 54%-38% over your candidate. i wonder what would you say to the democrat right now who is saying, look, joe biden is ahead in the delegate race. he just won ten states. i just want to be donald trump. let's just get in line with joe biden. >> i'd say two things. first, obviously senator sanders is the underdog, but this race has gone back and forth so many times. at one point pete buttigieg was up. at one point elizabeth warren was up. joe biden was up and then down. so it would be way premature to say that this race may not change. it may change in the next debate. second, i'd say the vice president is now the recent front-runner for about a week. i th

so khanna, one of sanders' surrogates, thinks the campaign needs to shift the message. >> although went out in 2016 when he was attacking hillary clinton for being part of the democratic establishment, senator sanders also talked about planned parenthood and the human rights campaign, a pro-lgbt group, as being establishment. >> his trade argument also worked against hillary clinton. we'll have to see tomorrow, does it work against biden. biden also helped save the auto industry in michigan, that's big deal. >>> up next, what will happen if sanders or biden walk away with tomorrow's biggest prize. extra life. extra power. extra life. - power. - life. power. extra life. no need to argue. vs. coppertop,... duracell optimum delivers extra life in some devices or extra power in others. duracell optimum delivers extra life we are t-mobile. covering over 200 million americans on the first and only nationwide 5g network. now experience it on the latest samsung phone. introducing the samsung galaxy s20 5g. right now, when you buy one, you get one free. plus get 2 lines of unlimited and 5g acc

and rep khanna's military action. so as we go forward, i want to thank the members for the bipartisan legislation that was successful this week on the floor. in case you were going to ask, no, i don't think bernie sanders should get out of the race. think-- i'm a grassroots person, a party grassroots-- california of the democratic party. i know the enthusiasm of supporters for candidates and they want to see it play out for the ideas, the causes that the candidates advances, for the opportunity for people to show their support. i congratulate both of the candidates as they go into debate on sunday. i wish them both well. i am very pleased that we're getting a chance, a narrower ield, to being close to-- but whoever emerges, their point of view for our party is very important. with that i'll take questions. reporter: it sounded like you're open to changing the bill or at least tweaking for some of the republicans or white house concerns. when you guys vote this afternoon, are you planning to release your members to go

we're the last line and we can to of the abandoning ship there's a crisis in the country we one ro khanna says as the crisis of all skin a likely require congress to be fluid and make adjustments a week he says for congress not to fulfill its duties. we import be we have to keep the economy going we have to do things to to get the country quitman and materials they need lawmakers say they're listening to the recommendation of congress's in-house physician, brian monahan who so far isn't directing them to work from home are multiple interview requests to his office went unanswered. >>in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>tonight we know the us supreme court is postponing its docket because of coronavirus the session was supposed to start next week in pall oral arguments will not be heard right now the justices could still release opinions in some cases the supreme court could the adjusted scheduled to make up for this delay, but so far no announcements about that have been made. >>in an important first step in finding an effective vaccine for the coronavirus somebody taking part in a vaccine t

. >> i'm joined by "new york times" columnist michelle goldberg and ro khanna. how are you, congressman? >> i'm doing really well. thanks for having me on. >> thanks for being here and thank you, michelle. beginning with the congressman, given all of the action in washington, what is the latest in your understanding regarding any legislation to address this coming out of the house? >> we want to do a stimulus. we just want to make sure the stimulus actually helps working families and middle class families that's going to increase consumer spending and prevent a recession. so if there is a program for paid leave, if there is an expansion of the earned income tax credit, an extension of unemployment benefits, those are things that house democrats support. >> you just listed several things that in traditional times, everybody remembers the obama era efforts were often associated with the left. what does it tell you that these are now suddenly on the table from the trump administration as the markets slump? >> well, it tells me that there's some people there who hav

$2 trillion economic stimulus package and joining us now for more silicon valley, congressman ro khanna you were just telling me that you had to rush back to washington from your district. so here's a question why don't they make remote voting possible is that common. >>i appreciate you raising this it's frankly outrage is that congress isn't in the 21th century and that we can't vote remotely i mean you have cases that congresswoman katie porter and congresswoman diana ross legal may have called in 19 they obviously can't come in they should be able to vote a remotely of people have resisted this in congress out of tradition but we need to get into the 21th century and do what almost every other major institution does which is half the provisions tha will work remotely. >>so is anyone even talking about it congressman. >>yes, i mean, frankly it's a generational issue all of the most of the members under 50 who have worked inthe private sector and understand what techlogy has done that written a letter saying that the congress needs that remote voting. i mean imagine if there was anothe

joining me is democratic congressman ro khanna of california.o-chair of the bernie sanders campaign. it's always great to have you on. thanks for being with us. you and i have had this discussion -- >> john, it's always a pleasure. >> bernie sanders, the foundation of his campaign, is the ability to reach younger voters. not just reach them, to increase their numbers. to draw them in. to build the movement. and one of the things that hasn't happened yet and senator sanders admitted this and that it's a source of disappointment. it hasn't happened yet in this campaign. if you look at super tuesday, at some of these states, the percent change in younger voters, that's a different graphic than i'm looking for. in alabama, down four points. north carolina down four points, tennessee down four points, vermont down four points. the percentage of democratic voters 17 to 29 is actually going down in these states. do you have any answer to why? >> we need to do better. and we need to do better not just for senator sanders but for the democratic party to

and with us to talk about all of it, ro khanna, the co-chair of the bernie sanders campaign. joining us. there is a new national poll out today conducted in the wake of elizabeth warren withdrawal, and it shows biden up 16 points, 54-38% over your candidate. what would you say to the democrat right now who is saying, look, joe biden is ahead in the delegate race. he just won ten states. i just want to beat donald trump. let's just get in line with joe biden? >> i'd say two things, obviously, sanders is the underdog, but this race has gone back and forth so many times. at one point, pete buttigieg was up. it would be way premature to say that this race may not change. it may change in the next debate. the vice president is now the recent front runner for about a week. we should make sure that he's tested, that we actually debate the ideas before sending someone in to battle against donald trump. there should be a robust debate, scrutiny about both candidates' record, and i think that will actually strengthen whoever the nominee is. >> do you think joe biden would beat donald t

let me thank representative ro khanna. ro has not only been all over this country for this campaign, ro has been a great congressman for this district. thank you. [applause] sen. sanders: this campaign is about two fundamental issues. issue number one, together, we are going to defeat the most dangerous president in the modern history of this country. [applause] sen. sanders: no matter what your political view may be, the american people understand we do not want a pathological liar as president of the united states. [applause] sen. sanders: no matter what your political view may be, the american people know we do not want a corrupt administration. [applause] sen. sanders: no matter what your political view may be, we know we want a president who has read the constitution of the united states. [applause] sen. sanders: let me say to donald trump, nobody in america is above the law, not even you. [applause] sen. sanders: the american people understand that in the year 2020, we will not tolerate a president who is a racist. [

$2 trillion economic stimulus package and joining us now for more silicon valley, congressman ro khanna were just telling me that you had to rush back to washington from your district. so here's a question why don't they make remote voting possible is that common. >>i appreciate you raising this it's frankly outrage is that congress isn't in the 21th century and that we

. >>> well, bay area congressman ro khanna is taking a lead role in this. he's leading the charge implement a nationwide shelter in place. they're among members of congress to sent this letter to the white house urging president trump to issue a two-week shelter in place for the entire country. representatives lee and canha say it's the only way to slow the spread of this virus. canha adds months of continued half measures will cost us far more than two weeks of sheltering in place. >>> getting back to the economy, it has been a stressful ride on wall street and today it got wild again. stocks surged, the dow soared 2,100 points. that's up 11%, the ig best percentage gain since 1933, the s&p jumping 209 points. all of that because the lawmakers are closing in on the next phase of the emergency stimulus package. >>> this is just the beginning of what could be a months-long learning from home for our kids. this is also challenging for the teachers who are teaching from home and dealing with their own kids. let's bring in nbc bay area damian trujillo. i spoke

bay area congressman ro khanna and congresswoman barbara lee leading the charge to implement a nationwide in place. they're among 20 members of congress who sent this letter to the white house today urging president trump to issue a two-week shelter in place for the entire country. they say it's the only way to slow the spread of the virus. >>> if you didn't get your take out tonight, maybe you could do it tomorrow night or later this week. restaurants around the country banning together specifically to offer deals. but is this enough for these small businesses to survive. let's bring in ian come who joins us from what's usually a very busy santana row, but not anymore, ian. >> reporter: no, raj. you know, even on a tuesday night around dinnertime, but it's been pretty bare for, yeah, about the past week since that shelter in place. you know, the national restaurant association is expecting the restaurants are going to lose $225 billion over the next three months across the nation. they're asking for local diners to step up and help those restaurants and the 15 million people they employ.

the first amendment is being khanna on college campuses, torn up by traditional media.so central to who we are as a nation. >> was the communicators tonight on c-span two. >> former mayor pete buttigieg dropped out of the race. he tweeted thank you for inviting me into your homes. we launched our campaign because americans are hungry for new kind of politics that brings us together. addressed supporters in south bend yesterday. this is about 20 minutes. [applause]

thanks. >> always great to be on no ro khanna in washington to studio be stuart varney getting readying your interview with ro khanna i want to add to democrats i am going to you will indicate desperation if i may seemed a mad panic to get behind a moderate preferably joe biden, and get rid of bernie sanders. get him out of the race, it is not going to happen. i noticed klobuchar mayor pete beto appeared yesterday to support joe biden. many i don't think it is going to do any good there is a mass panic support him to keep sanders out i don't think it is going to work i think bernie wins big today in california, up in texas,ive i think will show well in maine massachusetts colorado as well bottom line this is a totally split party actually split three ways bernie versus joe bloomberg versus bernie and joe. it is a three way split. result? trump wins what do you say maria. maria: well i think you laid it out there stu sounds, it sounds plausible for sure agree request you -- >> a lot of fun. >> see you in 10 minutes you have a lotton tap see you top of the hour markets reverses adderal

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our economy that's been struggling from the coronavirus pandemic will be talking to congressman ro khannaget a closer look at the details of that package will also be talking assemblyman phil ting about the social impacts covid 19 has had on our communities. plus seen hospital in daly city reopens today to help with the potential surge in coronavirus cases. we'll have more on that so download the kron on app for to stay on top of all of your national and local coronavirus headlines back to you all right and as thanks a lot. >>go ahead give you one last look at the 7 day forecast for the bay area, we're looking for the possibility of some rain over the weekend and then a mostly sunny skies as we move to the beginning of next week have yourself a good day stay safe. we'll see you again [sfx: doorbell] hello, i saw you move in, and i wanted to welcome you to the neighborhood with some homemade biscuits! >>oh, that's so nice! and a little tip, geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. >>hmm! >>cookies! uhh, biscuits. >>mmmm, is there a little nutmeg in there? oh it's my mum's secret

i actually spoke with representative ro khanna earlier this morning about what he's pushing for. >> well, it's not going to be enough. that's why tim ryan in my proposal would actually give checks for up to six months and it wouldn't cut people off at 150,000 household income, it would go up to $250,000 of household income. we've also got calls for a moratorium on rent payments and commercial rent payments. so we need far more relief. the other thing with the stimulus is we need to make sure the sba loans get to startups. speaker pelosi and i sent a letter to the small business administrator, making it clear that startups that get inventor capital funding should qualify for small business loans. >> and the representative is saying that he's looking at possibly another stimulus and says that he knows that the rent and grocery bills come every month even if people are stuck at home. >>> new at 11:00, cnn anchor chris cuomo says he has coronavirus. he says that he is feeling well and will continue to anchor his show "cuomo prime time" from his home. in an online post he writes, i just hope

night we will be talking to experts from different fields, and tonight we speak to congressman ro khanna local and federal efforts to slow down the virus. that's coming up in a few minutes at 7:00. >> he'll have interesting insight about what the house of representatives and the senate is doing in these next 48 hours. don't go anywhere. we're back in just a few minutes with that special 7:00 newscast. [ running and breathing heavily ] you can run like there's no tomorrow. but tomorrow always comes. .. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us for this special edition of bay area news. for the foreseeable future we will have this forecast about the changes and about 7 million people while this shelter in place. >> and for the social distancing we're co-ang choring apart. and things seem to change everyday with this first full day of sh

r anotece of this is one of your campaign cochairs, congressman ro khanna of california, is called on president to issue essentially a national shelter-in-place ord for the next few weeks. is this something you agree with? sen. sanders: i will tell you what i d think. what i do think is i'm very worried about a president who is ignoring medical advice and the leading scientific experts in this country. he talks about trying to open the economy and bring peoplwh back to wormay be sick. this could be enormous lee dangerous for the country worry about that very much. i think in terms of a national set -- shut down, you have to look at various states. new york city is now in crisis. washington state is in crisis. other states may be not so much, but clearly the goal right now is to do everything possible to stop the spread of the edemic, to have the resources to treat those people who are ill to be prepared for what may happen in the fall, because there is a fear that even if we are able to significantly loweghthe epidemic now, it may resurface in the fall. there is an enormous amount of

bernie sanders campaigning alongside california congressman ro khanna who advocated for the senator's health care for all plan given the virus concerning his community and staying if the coronavirus. >>teaches us anything it's that we're only as safe as the least ensured. >>among that the coronavirus didn't stop thousands of supporters from filling the convention center south hall. the senator from vermont first taking aim at president trump and then to his poll projected second place rival joe biden joe biden is a friend of mine. >>nope nope nope nope nope nope. >>but here is the point that we got to be honest about this. we got to be on us and we have to say which campaign. and the trump. >>sunday's rally capping off a booming month financially for bernie sanders campaign announced it raised million in february. >>this campaign has received more campaign contributions from more americans than any campaign at this point in the history of the united states of america. >>this rally kicks off the democratic presidential candidate blitz of california with joe biden and elizabeth warren h

how many grt ideas and helpful advice are ming from people who live right in your own neighborhood khannahow much i love the side d you said one thing that's really key about this is that it's good to do with your neighborhood so it doesn't get on wield lee is kind of people who are already come know one another. >>right if you live and the lakeshore area or something in oakland, you know kind of keep it to that area where you know the businesses you know the people where you shop. >>you know your neighbors you're going to find new people that you didn't know. but you know i i have almost 900 people now on this page and don't know most of them, but we all know the same businesses thsame peopland we're starting to all ese things are percolating is like hey what about helpg this one about doing this. it was kindof coming together and there hasn't been really anything at all this negative on this ying and that's what's really inspiring to hear that and everybodylse's efforts around the bay area people helping people during these troubled times. >>all right comg up next [sfx: doorbe] hello, i

. >> senator sanders, your co-chair, congressman ro khanna told "the wall street journal" he is tryingf differently as successor of franklin roosevelt as a new dealer. do you ever regret labeling yourself a democratic socialist? >> no. i am what i am. liz: "washington post" says, bernie doesn't even have that right. i mean the scandinavian countries don't have inheritance taxes, they don't have wealth taxes. bernie wants all of that. these countries do not have a minimum wage. they do have high taxes on the poor which bernie wants, you know, andy, even nordic countries, what you have said, they say too, we are free market economies that support big government programs. also norway has one of the largest oil and gas sectors in the world. it pays for norway's big sovereign wealth fund, one of the biggest in the world. sweden has a capitalist model. ikea, founders of ikea are there. your reaction? >> bernie wants to be popeye without the spinach. he says he is what he is. heritage foundation every year has index of economic freedom. they rank countries from number one to 180, most free to

bernie sanders campaigning alongside california congressman ro khanna who advocated for the senator's health care for all plan given the virus concerning his community and staying if the coronavirus. >>teaches us anything it's that we're only as safe as the least among that the coronavirus didn't stop thousands of supporters from filling the convention center south hall. the senator from vermont first taking aim at president trump and then to his put project in second place rival joe biden joe biden is a friend of mine. >>no no no no no nope. >>but here is the point that we got to be honest about this. we got to be on us and we have to say which campaign. and the trump. >>sunday's rally capping off a booming month financially for bernie sanders campaign announced it raised million in february. >>this campaign has received more campaign contributions from more americans than any campaign at this point in the history of the united states of america. >>this rally kicks off a democratic presidential candidate blitz of california with joe biden and elizabeth warren having stop scheduled ah

. >> congressman ro khanna, we appreciate a nap shot and window into where the bernie sanders campaignreat being on. >>> major developments in the campaign. major developments with the coronavirus outbreak. new day continues right now. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is a special edition of new day. the breaking news. joe biden in command this morning. big wins overnight in michigan, missouri, mississippi and idaho. they're still counting votes in north dakota. bernie sanders is ahead but there's a tiny delegate haul in that state. they're counting in washington as well. washington is telling. it is neck and neck there right now. but bernie sanders, he won that state four years ago. he needed a big win there. there's a question whether he'll win at all now in washington. the vermont senator is at home in burlington this morning. an adviser admits he has a decision to make about his path forward. but you just heard his campaign co-chair say that he believes bernie sanders will be at the cnn debate sunday night in