scottish and english merchants set up shop in alexandria. they made up most of the city's population. carlin is part of that. carlin's shop was located on the corner of king and royal streets. we get to walk right by it when we go to happy hour. here is a handy little directional map for you. i spent some time last night saying hello. it is located next to a subway. i told my husband that is why he was so young and thin and not fat and bald, because he was on the jerry diet. you can see that carlin's shop was very prominently located in the city it's developing downtime. customers really did not have to travel too far to visit the shop from the places where they themselves worked or lived. of the customers in carlin's account book, where i have identified where they lived, no one was actually more than one mile away from harlan's tailor shop, and that includes george mason, who george owned a townhouse. and george washington's townhouse is less than half a street,y at 508 cameron which is i guess up north, which is not on the map but would b

he produced 305 garments for alexandria's artisan. including 36 coats widths -- with fabric choices that arrange cought range to a country -- country cloth suit. served other equally visible yet marginal members of alexandria society. white indentured servants who worked on the plantations here. and in the workshops of the cities, artisans and taverns as well. carlin made clothing for apprentices and artisans. james parson purchased clothes for two of his apprentices. apprenticesto alexandria citizens utilized a workforce for white indentured servants and enslaved african americans. i just have the name. at this time alexandria relied heavily on white indentured servitude. many of these unidentified individuals were members of this social class in alexandria. example, is alexandria merchant robert adam, he made purchases for himself and 12 other individuals that are only identified by their first name. it's possible some of them were enslaved and part of adams working household. further to this point carlin's account provides an inter

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

this is who alexandria is. behind closed doors, when all of the cameras are off, her northstar is still pointed in the direction of the people. [applause] let's be real. that is how senator bernie sanders is, too. alexandria you don't have to sacrifice your values, your beliefs, you don't have to appease the establishment and you can build a movement of working people. [applause] [chanting] it is why she has made choices other elected officials just would not. in her first week on the job in congress, she joined a sit in at nancy pelosi's office. [applause] since, she has challenged conventional wisdom in d.c. every single day. chance she has gotten, she has used her platform in service of the movement. that keeps candidates like me across the country who are fighting to build a government powered by the people, too. i came up short in my race this year. but i am genuinely so hopeful about our future. [applause] so to every young person, woman, queer person, black or brown person thinking about money, who does

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

alexandria, thank you so much. and i am so excited that alexandria is part of our campaign, and i look forward to traveling with her all over this country. [cheers] sen. sanders: let me also on a personal note take this opportunity to thank the many people across this nation who, in my time of illness, sent me and my and their love. it has meant the world to jane and me, and i think you so very much. and along with the great medical care i have received, i am happy to report to you that i am more than ready -- [cheers and applause] more ready than ever to carry on with you. the epic struggle that we face today. i am more than ready to assume the office of president of the united states. [applause] i am more than ready to take on the greed and corruption of the corporate elite and their apologists. i am more ready than ever to help create a government based on the principles of justice, economic justice, racial justice, social justice and environmental justice. [applause] to put it bluntly, i am back. [applause] [cr

he will be endorsed today by representative alexandria ocasio-cortez.so tweeted he will be joined by film maker michael moore. we expect to hear from michael moore and representative ocasio-cortez and others. live coverage on c-span. endorsement, the david weikel of the washington postjoined us on this morning's washington journal and talked about the endorsements. >> the reason sanders picked this location was he was getting gigantic crowds everywhere. in 2016 he has not gotten that as much this time. he is focused on more small grassroots campaign events. they were to officially reintroduce them to the campaign trail with a soda rally that will make people pay attention. elizabeth wanted 4000 people at a rally in norfolk yesterday. sandersupportive of drawing attention that you could fit more people in. there was some crowdsmanship going on. this candidate is as active as ever and people should not be writing him off. >> this is the first major rally that bernie sanders has held since his heart surgery. the rally is called "bernie is back." what they

alexandria, thank you so much. and i am so excited that alexandria is part of our campaign, and i look forward to traveling with her all over this country. let me also on a personal note take this opportunity to thank the many people across this nation who, in my time of illness, sent me and my family, their prayers and well wishes, and their love. it has meant the world to jane and me, and i think you so very much. and along with the great medical care i have received, i am happy to report to you that i am more than ready -- [cheers and applause] more ready than ever to carry on with you. the epic struggle that we face today. i am more than ready to assume the office of president of the united states. [applause] i am more than ready to take on the greed and corruption of the corporate elite and their apologists. i am more ready than ever to help create a government based on the principles of justice, economic justice, racial justice, social justice and environmental justice. [applause] to put it bluntly, i am back

panell complete this tomorrow at the alexandria campus, because we are all professors at the alexandria northern virginia community college. alexandra is a treat for history. and it is a treat to have these professors in a setting like the lyceum. we can rub shoulders with the ghost of the past. yearht's topic is the 1619, a turning point not only for jamestown but for the history of america. events inrrelated 6019 leave an imprint on us today. the first event of 1619 that helped to shape the present was that the first european style legislature convened at jamestown in 1619. body,this year, that started in 1619, continues to be the virginia assembly, 400 years past its starting date. there was a cartoon a few years ago in a comic strip where two cavemen are leaning leisurely against a rock, and one of the other, says to the "can you stand the thought of future generations having it this good?" and the other cavemen says, " no." and the first one says, "good -- let's start. a government" [laughter] in 1619.e occurred the virginia assembly met for the first time august 2 in 1619. in atte

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they just now put the bernie sign on the podium and with him will be alexandria ocasio-cortez.ssive star of congress and member of the squad and this is the bernie sanders for president national co-chair, nina turner talking, so this continues. allison barber on the ground said it was a huge crowd, in her words. this is an important moment for bernie. this is his rally back after his heart attack, so two weeks of recovery and at the debate he said he was going to prove to democratic voters that he had the stamina not only for the campaign trail, but also the white house by his vigor and his campaign schedule. molly: certainly potentially a big endorsement for him as well, alexandria ocasio-cortez gets a lot of attention. she knows you how to do that, young and popular as far as seen as the new standard in some sense, being tied in with the ideology, so potentially something that could help bernie for a few days. he may get a little boost. certainly has everybody talking. leland: aoc brings bernie twitter and fund raising which is a powerful tool. we'll see you tomorrow. arthel:

that is next. ♪ >> tucker: alexandria ocasio-cortez is the youngest member of congress. a couple of weeks ago. she's barely old enough to rent a car and already she is one of the most powerful politicians in america. 18 months ago, no one in washington had a heart of the green new deal. today it is at the very center of the democratic agenda. ocasio-cortez did that so there is a reason she is famous. it's not just type. she's impressive in a lot of ways.he even if you disagree with her, you have to admit that. she is legitimately tough for one thing. a prerequisite for success. she is the only democrats in the house who is totally on totally unintimidated by nancy pelosi. when she got to washington party bosses tried to make her moderator of use assumption but she refused. unlike most members of congress, ocasio-cortez believes most of what she says. she understands that something profound has gone wrong in america. the country is dangerously unequal.n fixing that will require going to work with entrenched establishment which is profiting from the status quo. ocasio-cort

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

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.

oh alexandria oh k alexandria casio cortez. >> what's the points of endorsements?ough show the movement is growing. it's going to be a working multigenerational, teachers, postal many employees giving $18 at a time. that's how you defeat donald trump pap working class movement. this symbol sizes how to reach across, a 78-year-old jewish-american running for president with a 31-year-old latina young dynamic congresswoman showing visually the kind of coalition we can build to win. >> and the forum we mentioned next week. senator sanders taking part in the discussion a day after president trump. how does his plan contrast, to that same audience from the president? >> yes. we have to release the most bold criminal justice plan. i understand there's a dangerous and difficult war on drugs that criminalized so many people. a war on poverty in america. a criminalization of poverty putting people in jail because they can't afford cash bail and charges them more upon exit from the system to put them back into the system. yes. there is a broken criminal justice system he unde

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

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.

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

i get over there and back to alexandria virginia. went to alexandria virginia. he tells me and he tells the group christian judeo values that is the heart of the american social fabric. [applause] and it struck me i was raised in the suburbs of chicago but for somebody that has his beliefs at the root of his heart and how he acted every single day made a great impression they insult you have to be educated to move up in this world and to look at eacateach other's cultures and beliefs and want to make it positive and become one of the renowned surgeons in history. >> i saw a great patriots and the evangelicals i saw that if he endorsed donald trump, he was going to take away ted cruz's vote and donald trump was going to end up becoming both the nominee and the next president, so i contacted him and said a couple of days ago in miami i haven't seen in about three years and i was a persona non- grotta and it was nice to see my old colleagues once again and i told them and mentioned it during the conference i was pestering you. but i ended up joining the campaign an

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

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

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

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 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

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

today, we discussed the significance of alexandria ocasio cortez's endorsement. >> iowa voting begins just over 100 days, and boost like this for the sanders campaign can be helpful the question is can it blunt the momentum that elizabeth warren is getting? because that momentum component is what is coming at the expense of candidates in that second tier and there certainly was joe biden. >> but he the democratic nomination remains both wide-open that he says candidates in the second tier who are behind warren, biden they expect to be about eight or fewer candidates on that stage. >>> the funeral for tony jefferson was postponed due to the family dispute, she was the 28-year-old woman who was shot and killed in her home by a fort worth police officer. body camera vintage showed aaron dean fired through an open window without first identifying himself, the controversial shooting prompted former player barnes who announced that he would pay her funeral costs, but jefferson's father was granted a temporary restraining order, stopping today service claiming he has sole authority to make f

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

clever trolling of alexandria ocasio-cortez? maybe it was.y who believes the right erect of left, either way what didn't you hear? that was the most interesting part? when your first response become a watch? no dennis of course not! you the babies? that's somebody saying what alexandria ocasio-cortez didn't say, pretty revealing. 11 more tomorrow. have a great night and in the meantime will be back, the sworn enemy. sean hannity right now. >> sean: great show as always, welcome to "hannity." big breaking news on multiple fronts. a former top prosecutor from ukraine has now implicated, sleepy, creepy, crazy uncle joe and what is a very serious crime. we have brand-new evidence including a signed under the threat of perjury, the real threat of perjury that he lied. rudy giuliani's timeline coming up tonight and it's very revealing, also this important news and information will prove that the media mob has been and continues to be covering for joe biden and his son. also the fraudulent nancy pelosi shift, impeachment circus is getting o t

plus alexandria ocasio-cortez is so upset about the climate she's weeping in public.hy is she flying all the way to europe to prove her sincerity? will investigate after the break. ♪ when you move homes, you move more than just yourself. that's why xfinity has made taking your internet and tv with you a breeze. really? yup. you can transfer your service online in about a minute. you can do that? yeah. and with two-hour service appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. so while moving may still come with its share of headaches... no kidding. we're doing all we can to make moving simple, easy, awesome. go to xfinity.com/moving to get started. ♪ >> tucker: well, for well more than a century, people in this country, americans, have made the case for socialism, but that seed has never really sprouted and b taken root, but that's changing. young americans appear to be, every poll shows, souring on our economic system, capitalism. ilhan omar and alexandria causey of cortez set the agenda of the modern democratic party and both of them call themselves socialist

alexandria ocasio-cortez has a tremendous following and when you consider the work of ilhan omar ande the political process, very authentically and in their most transparent truthful selves, i think it does a lot for his base. and it goes right to the heart of the age issue that we started talking about yesterday on this network. >> so angela has all these unicorns and flowers and butterflies. but there is -- >> that's a little shady this morning. is that what's going on? >> no shade. no shade. but seriously. that was very glowing but there is a negative or two. one, you have people who are traditionalists in the democratic party who feel that these three or four kind of have shifted the party from what it was. >> ayana's not an endorsement. >> so three. bottom line is when you look at this group, it depends where you sit in the senate. >> absolutely. >> but it is great to energize his campaign. but there is also another negative. omar has some very personal issues right now. and that's on the forefront. so we have to see how this -- >> is it? >> yeah, it is. i really feel like it's

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

the headliner, of course, was representative alexandria ocasio-cortez who really gave an impassionedders. she said this entire democratic field has been the strongest field we've seen and much of it is in part to the embrace of ideas that bernie sanders has been fighting for his entire life. ideas like medicare for all, healthcare, government programs she was relying on as she was growing up, as she was a child. it was definitely an impassioned speech. >> she just turned 30. just thinking of that she's also teamed up with elizabeth warren over the last year or so on a number of different causes. you got to speak to aoc yesterday. so why has she picked bernie instead of the senator from massachusetts? >> reporter: a great question. this is something that came, the endorsement came as senator sanders was in the hospital. that's within she called him as he was recovering and gave him his support -- gave him her support. excuse me. >> i hear you. >> that's when that support came. they also met in burlington back in september. so this has been in the works for some time. but i got to ask

alexandria ocasio-cortez with the most successful of that group.eone with no political experience who rush right into it. she had been courted by elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. she agrees more with policy on sanders. you dance with who brought you to the dance in this endorsement. bernie sanders has been proposing more left-wing policy, more in line with what alexandria ocasio-cortez has been focused on in congress. be is not somebody who will on his ticket, she is too young, but it is a booster shot to say people will tell you it is fractured, it is moving between different candidates, but we have the original here and you should stay with him. host: you said she was also courted by elizabeth warren. as senator warren or her campaign responded to this endorsement? guest: only to congratulate sanders. this came at an interesting time , where the warren campaign has been underestimated by a lot of people for a long time, less so in the last month. there was the idea over the summer that the left-wing vote in the democratic party is only so big

commerce members alexandria ocasio-cortez and refuted to leave are also expected to announce their support for the vermont senator. he is holding a heart -- a rally in queens, new york this week in. we will spend an hour on the residential debate after headlines. pompeii arend headed to turkey today is the turkish offensive in a kurdishh control arareas of northern syra continues. the ground offensive began after president trump withthdrew u.s. troops stationed in the area, clearing the way for the assault. now pence and pompeo are hoping to meet with turkishsh president to stopto persrsuade him the military. ththis morning, erdogan dececlad he wouould probably y not meet h the u.s. envoys will stop he is headed to russia to meet with russian president vladimir putin in the coming days. the committee to protect journalists reports a second reporter has died covering the conflict. the syrian kurdish reporter rasho that inein a convoy that also killed another seared reporter. humanitarian aid organizations, inincluding doctctors without borders, say they are being forced to sususpend their o

>> 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

to me, the alexandria ocasio other tez cortez's endorsement wasn't super surprising.he ended up working for bernie sanders in 2016. she's always been on that side of the democratic socialist left. but also, i think the clip was really interesting in that if the nominee becomes someone like elizabeth warren, i don't think she would be all that opposed. but the challenge for any democratic nominee is going to be able to hold up a party that stretches from bernie sanders and alexandria to the joe manchins. have to be able to unite a party that is pretty diverse. >> mark, always great having you. ali vitali, continuing her road warrior status. thanks to both of you. if you have a question by the way for the 2020 democratic candidates, what would you want to ask at the next democratic debate? just go to msnbc.com/debate questions and you can submit yours. we might ask it leave at the november 20th debate in georgia co-hosted by msnbc and the washington pon washington post. we've got some breaking news. brush fire in pacific palisades. officials say so far no reports of inj

among those, rashida tlaib and alexandria ocasio-cortez. then as rising inequality and staggering housing insecurity leave a record number of americans out on the street, we go to ground zero of the homelessness crisis -- oakland, california. >> this is a disaster. anit was a fire or it was earthquake, the response would be so quick. but this is an economic disaster. this is a cultural disaster. this is a housing disaster, but they are not treating it like all of the other natural disasters. amy: we will bring you a special democracy now! report from a sprawling encampment of 100 people in east oakland that the city just cracked down on this week. unhoused people there say the city has failed them. like theyy, it seems don't care. all they want to do is requirement to build property for the rich to make more money off of, and the poor is being decimated at every turn. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the justice department has opened a criminal investi

it is being imported from a distillery locally in alexandria, virginia and also from the caribbean. it is having an internal economy bringing in workers who get their wages in rum. enslaved people receive rum for anything from childbirth to rescuing a cow. it is one of these moments where you can see how different groups of people we don't always think of interacting around an item part of everyday life. >> where and when is it invented? >> i argue in the book it is invented in barbados in the early to mid-17th century when europeans from england and scotland and native people from south america and africans arrived in barbados within about 18 months of each other. it is a moment when people want alcohol. all of those individuals were used to having alcohol. they are far removed from where they had lived previously. certain alcohols don't travel well over the atlantic ocean. and so there are people interested in making alcohol, with some experience making alcohol. there are new products they experiment with, fermenting to turn sugar into alcohol. some of the equipment is necessary t

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez now throwing her support behind the vermont senator in his bid the white house. ellison barber is from the site of that rally in long island city, new york, the borough of queens right next to where the brooklyn senator was born. hi, ellison. >> reporter: hey, eric. yes, thousands of people showed up today to welcome senator bernie sanders back to the campaign trail, though many of his supporters said that bernie never really left. they argue that he simply took a pause. he walked onto the stage to ac/dc's "back in black," thousands of people cheering. they had a permit for 20,000 people, and they exceeded that. they're estimating just under 26,000 people out here today. senator sanders talked about his key campaign issues, things like health care, income inequality, workers' rights, homelessness and a to proposal for an affordable housing program. he was introduced by a progressive favorite, representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> i have grown to appreciate the enormous consistent and nonstop advocacy of senator bernie sanders. [cheers and a

well, alexandria ocasio-cortez is feeling the bern, i guess. new york councilman is-- congresswoman i should say is set to publicly endorse bernie sanders at a big event in new york city today. ellison barber is there today. that surprised a lot of folks, a lot of people thought she'd go to elizabeth warren, but this big event today. >> yes, a big endorsement we're expecting today. a big day we're expecting today. this is the first time we've seen senator sanders at a campaign event since he spent about two and a half days in the hospital after suffering a heart attack. he is coming back with that significant endorsement. it has been reported that three members of the so-called progressive squad eventually plan to endorse the senator. one representative alexandria ocasio-cortez is expected to make it official at today's rally. sanders took the debate stage in ohio earlier this week and age has been somewhat of a factor in the race and a question has come up since his heart attack. the current president is over 70 and the top candidates will be