senator al franken is here.t week he will be back to work with viola davis, andy samberg, kaley cuoco, freddie highmore, brandon michael hall, science bob pflugfelder, david muir, liam neeson and music from grizzly bear, macklemore, old dominion, and the x-x. so please join us for that. it's always a welcome sign of autumn when the first halle-berries of the season are in bloom. our first guest is an oscar, emmy and golden globe-winning actress with a brand new movie called "kingsman: the golden circle" opening in theatres tomorrow. please welcome halle berry. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm fantastic. >> jimmy: you look beautiful. >> oh my god. >> jimmy: what? >> look at you. >> jimmy: what happened? [ laughter ] oh, this is about my beard? >> you have a beard. >> jimmy: i do still have the beard and i'll tell you why. because i think the first night i wore it on the air, because usually i shave, i came back from vacation and you told me you liked it. and then people were telling me, you

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i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, senator al franken, he's holding up one of donald trump's nominees and donald trump doesn't like that and the "wall street journal" is attacking senator franken for that and why he is now in favor of medicare for all which was bernie sanders' message for democrats. >> i am just very excited about the kind of support our medicare for all legislation is receiving all across this country. with 3♪ ae ♪ and 640 muscles in the human body no two of us are alike. life made more effortless through adaptability. the perfect position seat in the lincoln continental. ♪ dental professionals recommend using an electric toothbrush. for an exceptionally fresh feeling choose philips sonicare diamondclean. hear the difference versus oral b. in a recently published clinical study, philips sonicare diamondclean outperforms oral-b 7000, removing up to 82% more plaque and improving gum health up to 70% more. its sonic technology cleaning deep between teeth. from the most recommended sonic toothbrush brand by dental professionals. switch to philips sonicare today.

charlie: the book one more time, "al franken, giant of the senate" by al franken. ♪ alisa: i am a alisati in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology." the house could vote on emergency relief funding for hurricane harvey admits at timber. congresswoman sheila jackson told bloomberg there is no time to waste. >> we need money now. there has been so much expenditures and so much harm. we don't know how many properties in terms of homes will be hurt. some people giving number high as 40,000 homes. alisa: vice president pence is in texas to visit victims and survey the damage in the wake of hurricane harvey. pence landed in corpus christi and was welcomed by texas governor greg abbott and energy

senator al franken among a group of lawmakers introducing legislation holding data brokers accountable for security breaches. and allowing americans more control over their digital information.>> if a young person wants a career, i would say that cyber security will be a very secure career. >> reporter: the breach allowed hackers to still bash steel security numbers bash social security numbers, birthdates, and more. it will remain valuable for decades to come. >> that was jack high burger reporting.>>> and armed robbery suspect shot and killed, they attempted to stop the suspect at the creek and he became uncooperative. the suspect was struck at least once, the suspect had an extensive and violent criminal web -- record, the officer has been placed on routinely.>>> -- routine leave.>>> monday and beyond, feeling like fall, perfect timing, fall begins on friday. as far as the plan for tomorrow, temperatures are expected to drop off, and the winds to pick up, they could easily top 20 to 25 miles per hour. temperatures only in the upper 70s, around the bay, and the coast mainly in the mi

revolutionaries, man of peace, the illustrated life, story of the dalai lama and giant of the senate by al franken which is also being read by hm roland who post that on our facebook page. next call comes from steve inn stamford virginia. >> hello. >> good evening. i'm just about finished with my most recent nonfiction book by mark boutin who also authored black hawk down. i will tell you i've learned a few things from this book. while this battle was going on , unfortunately it focused way too much on our situation and to my gratitude, i might point out, what i found that was interesting was that i had either served with or known at least eight officers that were recognized in the book, of which five were awarded navy crosses which is the highest award for valor in combat. i would highly recommend this book to anybody that would be interested in reading it. >> thank you for calling in. i let's hear from james. >> james, you are on book tv. >> yes, thank you.ar >> i am reading seven rivers, a book that is interesting to me because i do have indian h heritage and it concerns the main character and

. >> caller: the book i'm reading now is al franken, giant of the senate. senator franken, i really appreciated, couldn't put this book down. i read that constantly. i'm also reading stepping on cheerios, by betsy singleton snyder. her husband dick snyder. was our congressman from arkansas. they had a set of triplets in their 40s. they had four boys in 2 1/2 years. that is quite a interesting story. she has wonderful advice and stories for moms. so that's a book i'm reading also. >> that is gail in little rock, thanks for watching booktv live from the national book festival. buck in arizona. what is on your reading list, buck? >> caller: good morning. i'm reading three books right now. the first one is "the big lie "did i dinesh souza. i consume that as. reading a book on our dysfunctional educational system. --e third one, "no-go zones." by rahim kashim. the threat of sharia law from the united states. the first caller sounded like embracing declaration of independence, withdrawing our consent to be governed. >> with regard to your books, the big lie, dine

, senator al franken which is also being read by a jim rowan to post that on our facebook page. the next call comes from steve at in stanford virginia. hi steve. >> caller: good evening sir and i'm just about finished with my most recent nonfiction book by mark bauden who authored black down. i will tell you will i have learned a few things from this book p12 battle was going on i was in caisson and unfortunately gerald westmoreland focused according to this book on our situation and not way city will do my gratitude i might point out what. what i found it was interesting was i had known at least eight officers who were recognized in the book of which five were awarded the navy cross which was the second highest award for valor in combat and i would highly recommend this book to anybody that would be interested in reading it. post a thank you calling in steven with your family from james in bryant texas. james you are on booktv. >> caller: yes, thank you. i'm reading she crossed the seven rivers of poco with that is interesting to me because i do have indian heritage and the con

but the technology is raising concerns for should including senator al franken. he asked for reinsurance about all those facial maps the phone will collect and whether they're secure. we wanted to know how the technology would impact law enforcement. so far we're toll it would be a big help. >> a person who is alleged to have committed a crime wants to say that yes that was my phone, but i was not using it, if it can only be opened up by facial recognition, then you were the one using it. >> law enforcement would need a search warrant to enter someone's phone like they do now with >>> the man derice i havely phone as the pharma bro is going back to joil thanks to a prank involving hillary clinton's heart. a judge revoked his bail. in a online stunt he offered to pay a $5,000 bounty for a strand of clinton's hair. his lawyer said he was trying to be funny. the judge -- he's best known for trolling his critics and jacking up the price of a life saving drug. >>> utilities are working to turn light back on for millions without power and repair the damage left behind

now most knowledgeable people, as you might imagine, hoped it would be me, al franken. >> well, there was a question of whether "saturday night live" would continue at all. whether it would die. >> the press hasn't been very kind. >> is "saturday night live" "saturday night dead"? >> my favorite is vile from new york. >> they were having a hard time. and then came the man to save the show, eddie murphy. >> there was buzz about him so you tuned in. and there was this kind of explosion of talent in front of your eyes. ♪ >> it really kind of rejuvenated the show. >> i'm gumby. you don't talk to me that way. >> after awhile, the show regained its status and clout and became even more of an institution than it had been. >> hey, bob. >> looks great today. >> listen, if you're unhappy, tell me right now. >> you'll never work in this town again. >> don't leave me hanging by a thread. let me know where i stand. >> we were a little worried because we had a new cast, but everyone loves us. >> you guys have been so nice to us during our stay. >> isn't that special? >> i am hans. >> and i am franz

tonight -- halle berry senator al franken and "this week in unnecessary censorship."eve it or not, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, everyone. hi, everybody.

senator al franken sent a letter to apple c-e-o tim cook asking for more information about how the company'sw facial recognition technology privacy and security. apple introduced "face id" as part of its roll out of the iphone ten. it's xx and we're just getting started. good morning washington. we are following breaking news right now in london. an explosion reported- at a london subway station. ryan hughes is at the live desk with more on what we know. - warm and humid days ahead - isolated afternoon shower chances

tonight -- halle berry senator al franken and "this week in unnecessary censorship." here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, everyone. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. there are people -- there are people doing this. we don't do that anyre

tonight -- halle berry senator al franken and "this week in unnecessary censorship."e it or not, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, everyone. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. there are people -- there are people

. >>> senator al franken has some concerns over apple's new iphone which can be unlocked with a scan of your face. the minnesota senator asked the company to provide more information about how facial recognition will affect users' privacy and security. the senator also wants to know what happens to that face scan data and how apple plans to respond to requests from law enforcement for access to the facial recognition system. the senator asked for a response by october 1 >>> it's a radical idea, taxing robots. bill gates first suggested it earlier this year. and now a big california city is taking it one step further. aditi roy is in cupertino, cali >> can i get some water? >> reporter: bill beyer is traveling for work this week. he came back to his hotel room after a run and realized he needed some water. but when he opened the door -- >> sweet. thank you. >> reporter: -- he got his water and a surprise. a robot at his door. beyers just one of the customers benefitted from the robot butler at this hotel in cupertino, california. butler runs deliveries to guests which frees up the per

minnesota senator democrat al al franken, at least the corn was healthy.souri senator roy blunt says a trip to the state there is never complete without tiger stripe and butter pecan ice cream. nebraska senator ben sasse posted this to grandpa saint over 6,000 calories, under $6. what a country. we are told the house and senate gyms are open and ready for workouts tonight. we will see what happens. thanks for inviting us at your home. that's this don't like it for this special heather: it is september 6th, a fox news alert, hurricane irma crashing into the caribbean overnight as the most powerful hurricane to hit the atlantic in history. how people in florida are scrambling to prepare. >> i have a love for these people and hopefully congress will help them and do it properly. >> a decision on daca, the fate of the dreamers left up to congress as the process erupted across the country. >> talking about people who put their lives on the line every day for strangers. heather: the new threats against our men and women in blue. "fox and friends" first starts no

sheldon whitehouse and tom and jean and jeff and al franken, kristin gillibrand and duck blummen that will and elizabeth warren and martin hinrich and senator ed markey and cory booker and senator harris of california. and we also have dozens of grassroots organizations all across america who are going to help us pass this bill. let me begin by bringing up to the podium some folks who have enormous experience, professionally and personally in terms of health care. they are going to explain to us and to the many people watching us on large stream as to why we for all systems. please welcome dr. san cerebrum who is a pediatrician in southeast washington, d.c. and assistant professor of pediatrics of the george washington universal school of medicine. doctor? >> good afternoon. i'm san jay serum and i'm a pediatrician in southeast washington, d.c. for seven years i've cared for a patient i'm going to call shawn. i met shawn when he was 13, newly diagnosed with type i diabetes and still adjusting to checking his blood sugar and regularly doing the insulin injection. s i kept real and neve

and instead we're focused on this bogeyman and you know it seems was going to play the role of al franken here why did seventeen intelligence agencies say it was russia. well number one there aren't. you see there are only sixteen and there's this super imposed super structure of the director of national intelligence was supposed to coordinate and but be that also a seventeen wasn't seventeen but hillary clinton immediately said seventeen everybody says seventeen and with new york times at seventy and then wonder of wonders james clapper and john brennan two gentlemen and they used the word loosely not very well known for their. credibility he said no you know i know people say it seventeen but it really wasn't it really wasn't seven he was how many were frank and how many whether for no. three three and actually actually not even three because these were hand-picked analysts now you know for our intelligence experience they were you hand-picked analysts and you have a conclusion that you want every you see you pick the right analysts whether careerists but what they actually believe what

al franken -- -- tonight, we talk about books with the author of "hillbilly and neil tyson degrasse.was going to beat norm coleman. as the campaign progressed it

those that did not do particularly well said democratic party to be bullhead impressive al franken has risen to that level and new york state crested to libya has voted against more nominees than any other member of the senate because she was not afraid to stand in defense of civilian control of the military. of so many voted for these generals but the senator said wait whole point is to have civilians the military industrial complex is serious the democratic party is a desperate need of a reformation and they say that it a religious sense. but donald trump's presidency is day warning sign of those former abilities one of those the existence of the electoral college but another vulnerability allowing the federal government to become these cabinet agencies are so powerful it is astounding it is very easy for people who should never be a charge of our government to take those positions. is also a structural vulnerability because with all due respect that secretary of energy the guy in charge of taking care of nuclear waste wanted to eliminate the department. i'm sorry if we were doing a

more democratic senators are getting on board with single payer health care senator al franken has now number six to co-sponsor the medicare for all health care bill the bill was proposed by bernie sanders that is also co-sponsored by elizabeth warren camilla harris cory booker in person to general brand from new york support among americans for government funded health care has grown in recent years a pew poll from january shows that sixty percent of americans say that the federal . government has a responsibility to ensure health care coverage and that number is up from fifty one percent from a year ago hillary clinton's book titled what happened was released today clinton says she's convinced the trump campaign colluded with the russians to defeat her although she offers no evidence to support the accusation clinton surrogates have been barking the same narrative quoting nameless former u.s. intelligence officials for months richard asco wrote in the progressive breakfast this morning what matters is what happens next not what happened he writes it's unproductive to argue about her

you've got elizabeth warren already had a book out this year, al franken had a book out this year.hese people are kind of trotting out ideas, building profiles and their personal story in order to potentially write books. if you think she's meant to run again? it's before i do think so. for people that i know that are close with her, they feel like she was cheated out of it, she should have her moment as the first female president. if you ask her in her truest heart, it's not the money but it is the opportunity to try to campaign and show people that she is still got it and she should still leave the party. >> jesse: i support another hillary candidacy, i would donate to the campaign. >> greg: i knew that bernie sanders at her new book out. donna brazile got it for me. >> jillian: the web, the intellect is sharp as a razor's edge. >> greg: it was a convoluted joe, i agree. >> jillian: the four of us will be right back but kimberly had to take off to host "hannity" ." musical >> jesse: that is it for us tonight, we're going to be right back here tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. if you can't ma

and later this week, kyra sedgwick, halle berry, adam scott, senator al franken, and music from judah join us for all that stuff. our first guest tonight is a two-time emmy winning person for her work playing a dunphy named claire on the always excellent "modern family." season nine premieres a week from wednesday here on abc. please welcome julie bowen [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? what's going on here? >> my stylist, you know, my friend i pay to dress me, you know, are these like hooky kebabs? >> jimmy: your body is balancing on this piece of metal. if there was a restaurant called hooky kebabs here in hollywood -- >> it's like hooters but this. what can i bring you, right there? >> jimmy: i like it a lot. you were at the emmys last night? >> i was there. >> caller: and y >> jimmy: and you had to work today? >> early. i like to make breakfast for the kids before i go. >> jimmy: what did you make? >> i made them eggs and sausage and warmed up a loaf of bread, the take and bake and i tell them it's homemade. >> jimmy: they get the warmed eggs that have been warm for

it does mean less attention for al franken and cory booker's of the party. >> lisa: i have to get yourughts on this. >> harris: one person is talking, you can't get out an entire message for party. it's on she's talking with the white house, that's ridiculous. what happened really does need a question behind it for her. every day it's a new reason why she didn't win. how's the book tour coming question i get she selling a lot of books? >> lisa: i've had a question for you, governor. before we were talking about paul manafort, we mentioned, there's been a lot of discussion on institutions and americans not having faith and you see the democratic party repeat elite talk about undermining trust in the electoral process. then she goes and says something like that where she calls with the abolishment of the electoral college. does that not undermine americans faith in the system? >> governor huckabee: it totally does. if you can change the rules of the middle of the game, you don't have a game. if you want to change the rules, you change before the game begins. once the game begins, you can

i'm joined by senator al franken of minnesota. thank you and changes on your book. let's get to this. it seems like trump is thrown a hot potato. he didn't want to say i'll give them chance. by their parents. i'm going to let them stay and not be prosecuted. he is saying, let congress do it. >> first of all, the executive order that president obama gave on this was actually lawful. president reagan did a similar thing, george w. bush did a similar order so that's bogus. i guess he was doing it to appeal to his base which is really the only people who are for getting rid of daca. it is 2-1 the american people are for it. they know these are people who came to america as children. their parents brought them here. probably in most cases, america is the only country they know. and i think everything that former president obama said is absolutely true. >> if all of that is true and it is a legitimate law, why didn't congress just pass it? >> well, i hope we can. i don't know if it will be tomorrow. we have to get the votes. >> is it hard to get 50 votes for daca? >> i think we'll be able t

. >> anyway, let's turn now to our friend -- i was going to say al franken. the great al roker in miami beach. you are the veteran, sir. you're laughing because you have a good heart, but you have a mental image now of everything you've covered. where's this fit? >> reporter: well, i got to tell you, chris, this storm is -- i mean, okay, let's take a look at hurricane andrew. hurricane andrew was about 400 miles across, give or take. this thing at its biggest was 650 miles across. hurricane andrew went east to west in four hours across florida. this thing is going to come in, wherever it comes in, and it's probably going to run along the spine of florida for about 24 hours plus. it's so large. it's larger than the width of the state of florida, not including the peninsula. so we're going to see storm surge on both sides. there are storm surge warnings on both sides. right now -- and people could get hung up with the idea, oh, it's not a category 5. well, guess what, it's a strong category 4. it's only two miles below what would be a category 5. and between whe

former senior counselor to health and human services secretary and former chief of staff to senator al frankenank you both for joining us. first of all, who knows what the score was? >> dallas won by two touchdowns. >> heather: all right, the point being, not a lot of people are paying attention to the game itself, but good job on knowing that. dallas itself, they banned teams and wearing the they wanted to honor all of those officers there and dallas spirit and happened in july of 2016, they weren't allowed to do that, but they are allowed to do this. there is some discrepancy going on, josh, what do you think of that? >> i think jerry jones got this one right. any kind of concern that players want to express and potential injustice across the country that they're specifically protesting. show some respect for the flag and our country. i can't figure out why those two things are linked. i think the opposition to what trump said earlier this week has put themselves in a box here. they basically cited with an extremely leftist community who don't believe you should respect the flag or the anthe

senator al franken is pressing apple to detail the privacy and security safeguards in place for biometrica after it showed off facial recognition technology in the new iphone 10. senator franken sent a letter to apple saying the primary concern is that it could benefit for other parts of its business. apple could sell it to third party for surveillance or get with the cnbc business report, i'm kate rogers. >> kate, thank you. parents looking for sweet deals on children's clothing can find it today. the annual wee sale. 800 consigners will offer -- clothing ranges from newborn to size 16. this all starts today running through sunday at the prince george's sports and learning complex at fedex field. admission and parking are free. check out the app for the hours it's open. search wee sale. >>> next at 6:00, the scramble to freeze your credit. >> plus this. >> we're up early to dedicate this new student center for bishop mcnamara high school. $4.5 million. why this place will serve a larger need in the forestville community. that story coming up next on did you know slow internet can actuall

senator al franken sent a letter to apple asking for information for biometric data.stomer data that is checked through facial recognition, which is used to obviously unlock the iphone could be shared with third parties. >> carolyn, martin shkreli has his bail revoked. what can you tell us? >> reporter: shkreli had been on a $5 million bail that bond was now revoked after get this shkreli last week on facebook offered a $5,000 bounty for a clunk of hillary clinton's hair. yes, that's absolutely right. he's now apologized and removed that post from facebook. back over to you interest all right. carolyn ross live from london, thanks so much. >> i feel like they will make shaw shank redemption after he goes to the klink. much more on president's daca deal with senator chuck schumer and nancy pelosi in the latest instance across the aisle to strike a deal with democrats eddie hoyer will weigh in and we get t bill cassidy and congressman dave trot all of them just moments away, everyone. zplmpl ♪ when you don't get enough sleep, and your body aches, you're not yourself. ty

senator al franken sent a letter to apple asking for information on its privacy safeguards for biometric data. franken says he is concerned customer information gathered through facial recognition technology used to unlock the iphone x could be shared with third parties. >>> the uk chancellor philip hammond vowed to fight back against any eu attempts to undermine britain's final services sector after brexit he said we will not accept protectionist agendas disguised as arguments about financial stability. he did acknowledge the eu's legitimate concerns over post-brexit financial regulations saying he would work cooperatively with his european counterparts to address those fears. >>> the prices of central london properties fell at their fastest rate since 2008 last month that's according to research from the royal institution of chartered surveyors or rix the survey found house prices across the uk as a whole rose modestly in the month of august. this trend will continue with rix surveyors saying london will be the only region in britain where house prices will decline over the next 12 mon

. >>> lamar alexander in conversation with democrats al franken, members of the health edge skags labor committee. first of two hearings this week on stabilizing the individual health insurance markets. the "washington post" writing today that every morning before each of the hearings set for this week and next the committee is hosting off the record coffees to which all senators are invited.

last night on his show, he had senator al franken, a critic of the cassidy bill from minnesota who is very knowledgeable and stuck to those talking points. actually, the democrats oddly enough led by jimmy kimmel, focused on the most personal, most telling and most emotional aspects of the attack. which i think has helped. in john mccain's case, this is john mccain returning to the mccain msnbc of 2000, whom i covered as the maverick. >> let's pause. i want to get you on that and i have joy reid on my sbid to join us. this is not the first thing between he mccain and trump. plus in february when trump tweeted, mccain has been losing so long, he doesn't know how to win anymore. days later he was at that security conference in germany. mccain firing back. >> this panel is going to ask us to consider whether the west will survive. in recent years, this question would invite accusations of hyperbole and alarmism. not this year. if ever there was a time to treat this question with a deadly seriousness, it is now. >> the respectful implication being that the president not being serious. and

not a lot of support even among democrats, but starting to get more, like senator al franken signing on today to announce that with him. >>> we will be moving. 5:03, ben shapiro's visit to berkeley tomorrow is sold out. that's word from the berkeley college republicans. this comes ahead of free speech week set for later this month on campus. milo uin the hospital his announced that steve bannon will be there. a statement was released until contracts are completed with proposed speakers, they cannot comment on the news. >>> a follow-up now. beshlgly police have the authority to use pepper spray to break up a violent crowd. last night council members voted 6-3 to overturn a 20-year ban. the city's police chief has been pushing for the change. >> they understand we are asking them for this tool for a very specific set of circumstances where we're having to deal with a very specific kind of threat to our police line, and the potential for folks who are willing to use violence actually come up against and try to break will you a police line. >> recently berkeley police have battled with p

senator al franken -- specifically, he's worried it could be shared with police.kristin wright talked to prosecutors to say police need a search warrant. >>> 6:51 our time right now. want to turn to meteorologist chuck bell. talk about this forecast. i know we dealt with a little bit of rain coming in this morning. >> we certainly did. and we have more rain to deal with before the day is done. >> it's going to be one of those be ready for the rain kind of days. >> my last trip to the storm team weather deck. a nice pick tufrt crescent moon in the sky. take a look at my twitter feed at chuck bell 4. just don't count on being dry all day. 70 degrees in washington with a south wind averaging 10 miles per hour. what do you need to know about the weather? >> rain showers and clouds, that's irma. that's what's left of irma could rule out a rumble or two of thunder after this afternoon. the weekend is looking nice. jose is still off the east coast of the u.s. between the bahamas and bermuda. may have a chance to affect our weather. periods of rain. rain chances going dow

and senator al franken accusing her of appearing before a hate group or a speech she made to a religious liberty group. this is a senator dianne feinstein during last week's hearing. >> dogma and large two different things. and i think whatever religion is, it has its own dogma. the law is totally different. and i think in your case, professor, when you read your speeches, the conclusion one draws is that the dogma lives loudly within you. >> john garvey is the president of the catholic university of america and amy barrett's former law professor. welcome, great to have you. >> thank you, it is nice to be here. >> you cowrote an article with professor barrett that was in that hearing. it was about the issues that a person of faith who is a judge must confront. what were you trying to say in that article? >> it was entitled catholic judges in cases but it is not a problem unique to catholics. there are many others besides catholics in many of the churches that oppose the death penalty as well but it was about with somebody who has that sort of religious conviction should do when she is a

we're told that senator al franken of minnesota stepped in but only for three minutes. we're told that utah senator orrin hatch came by for about five minutes. if you're doing the partisan math, that means there was only one republican senator there today for a total of five minutes, while the president's son testified for over five hours. as for the senators who did show up, we don't know exactly what they heard but we do know how one of those democratic senators responded to donald trump jr.'s testimony today. very shortly, about an hour after trump's testimony wrapped up, the office of delaware senator chris coons sent out this memo. see two interested parties from the office of senator chris coons. re, donald trump jr. testimony today. then it says summary. below is a statute to keep in mind in regards to donald trump jr.'s testimony today and then they posted the entire u.s. federal statute that makes it a crime to lie to congress. and then this is a lot of things but subtle is not one of them. we don't know what senator coons was hinting donald trump may have lied

and senator al franken accusing her of appearing before a hate group or a speech she made to a religiousty group. this is a senator dianne feinstein during last week's hearing. >> dogma and large two different things. and i think whatever religion is, it has its own dogma. the law is totally different. and i think in your case, professor, when you read your speeches, the conclusion one draws is that the dogma lives loudly within you. >> john garvey is the president of the catholic university of america and amy barrett's former law professor. welcome, great to have you. >> thank you, it is nice to be here. >> you cowrote an article with professor barrett that was in that hearing. it was about the issues that a person of faith who is a judge must confront. what were you trying to say in that article? >> it was entitled catholic judges in cases but it is not a problem unique to catholics. there are many others besides catholics in many of the churches that oppose the death penalty as well but it was about with somebody who has that sort of religious conviction should do when she is a judge

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this evening, senator al franken became a co-sponsor of medicare for all. of those senators could be the party's nominee for president or vice president the next time. and it's not just the likely presidential candidates now who are joining bernie sanders' bill, he now has a total of 13 co-sponsors including senators who are very unlikely to run for president, but who could, could end up as vice presidential nominees. bernie sanders' medicareegislati in a republican controlled congress. everyone knows that. it's where the action is now for possible democratic party presidential candidates all of whom will want to sponsor that bill and get the support of sanders' voters if they run. as every inside look at every presidential campaign shows, candidates who actually win nominations usually begin thinking about the presidential campaign four years ahead of that election. medicare for all is a solid policy idea and it's built on solid democratic party principles and it is the only possible way to achieve complete universal health care coverage but it also seems

including cory booker, kirsten gillibrand, richard blumenthal, jeff merkley and elizabeth warren, al franken, tammy baldwin, ed markey, sheldon whitehouse, brian schatz, mazie hirono, and chris murphy. however, democratic leadership has yet to jump on board. senate minority leader charles schumer and house minority leader nancy pelosi have both declined to support the bill. so talk about the significance and whether it matters whether the leadership leads or simply follows and gets on board if it gets support. >> well, i think what is extraordinary is that the majority of the democratic caucus and the house has signed on to hr 676. 70% of minority leader pelosi's constituents support improved medicare for all. i think she just doesn't get it. the only way to maintain the gains of the affordable care act is to extend and build on that foundation by eliminating the insurance company premiums, deductibles, and co-pays, and really guaranteeing health care for all through the medicare system. that and the fact she has not signed on yet, i think it is a matter of time. amy: michael lighty, lay out