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he's going to be joined by alexandria ocasio-cortez.hey're about to hold this news conference at james madison high school in brooklyn. it happens to be justice gingsburg's alma mater. i know you've been doing reporting on this. >> we expect chuck schumer to be clear and warn republicans that they should not move ahead with this nomination. he's going to refer to their past positions back in 2016 when they urged the supreme court seat to be vacant while barack obama made his pick when the republicans said there's an election coming up. at that point, it was eight months away. now we're 44 days away. expect the arguments to be made. the question is going to be, what he's going to talk about in terms of the recourse that democrats will seek if the republicans do move ahead and are successful. yesterday he said all options are on the table. some of the options that i've been told by democratic sources include trying to slow down things in the senate, objecting to routine business that requires consent to move forward. they could shutdown b

were that were recovered rob alexandria. quartermaster alan sent a boat armed with hooks the next day, and men who were to search and retrieve bodies. they were covered only 37 of the 87, and actually there is a report in the paper for may 12 they just retrieved the last of the bodies they could find, so it took almost two weeks to get all these bodies out of the potomac. they were just floating there in the meantime. collision was reported in the paper immediately, all over the country, little, tiny articles, but then, as word got out about those, the bodies and the rest, and the someone wasns, captured and killed -- a booth was captured and killed, lincoln's funeral track was on its way, and the panic exploded. so this loss of 87 men was kind of forgotten. that --reported later there were a couple articles written by survivors -- they kept looking for articles and press about their incident, but it never showed up. the quartermaster department hired these boats privately. they were not considered part of the military, so t

urged the campaign to expand outreach to young people and latinos and involve young liberals like alexandria ocasio-cortez and show voters how their lives would'v approveh healthcare and jobs. >> what i said privately is what i have said publicly, that is i think biden is an excellent position to win the selection but i think we've got to do more as a campaign then just go after

win alexandria anything else to add to that pretty comprehensive answer. yeah i went out a couple of things so it was so everything that gray said for sure and where i was in elections official we actually created the 1st ballot tracking system now 11 years ago so it's been around for a while but there's actually other additional pieces throughout the process that add security so your ballot has to go to your registered address or where you requested it if you've moved or that kind of thing your ballots not forwarded so there's an address validation also the type of paper that's used and the coding on each of the individual ballots actually can't be replicated some people said oh we could use a copy machine that's actually not feasible given the size the paper density the way without that being detected also on the outside of the envelope in addition to the elements gray said there's actually a barcode and sequence id that's created not only with your voter id but the particular election code so if you for instance use an envelope from a previous election

year on voting and election illustration of the current $1000.00 pandemic fantastic to have you alexandria welcome to the stream tell everybody who. powered all of whom are all formed a group or group will work with me and they're all the way focus on young people in our great to have you and introduce yourself to our international audience. hello there i'm amber mcreynolds and i'm the c.e.o. of the national vote at home and city to and we are solely focused on improving the voting experience for every single american thank you very much john but thanks ladies i'm thinking of this as a voting clinic so whenever you feel like we need some help as a result to take just jumping go for it and let's not a festival with some some real basics mailing vote absentee votes has been such a huge compensation about what the difference is doesn't even matter. that's right and honestly that fundamentally it is the same thing the voter is choosing to vote at home i mean there's 2 options really to vote in the united states of america you can vote in person polling place vote center early voting or you can

he is challenging alexandria ocasio-cortez for her house seat.lso with us, house judiciary ranking member jim jordan on the vote by senate homeland security tomorrow to subpoena 41 former obama administration officials to testify about their role in the fbi's botched trump-russia probe and the unmasking of trump team members. we've got the names of who they want to subpoena and who they want to testify. also with us former independent counsel ken starr joins us as president trump now demanding that, quote, action must be taken against prosecutors and team members of the robert mueller trump russia team after they were found to have wiped clean dozens of government phones used during the russia investigation. the debate, what were they covering up? were they covering up anything? what was it? plus trump 2020 director of communications tim murtagh on the growing pushback against democrats covid shutdown rules. former acting director of national intelligence, ric grenell on senator ron johnson now saying voters are about to learn a whole lot more ab

today they're in alexandria. on egypt's northern coast. country's freshest seafood and finest street food, which is their specialty. >> we're going to cross this way, guys. >> reporter: leyla and nia started one of cairo's most successful food tour companies, teaching visitors about egyptian cuisine and taking them to hidden gems. now they've come to alexandria. >> and we're super excited! >> reporter: with hopes of expanding to a new city for the first time. and putting the city's street food on the culinary map. >> we're really here to teach people about egyptian food. you go to a mediocre place, you're obviously not gonna want to come back, and we really think that could make all the difference between deciding to visit again or representeding egypt to a friend or not. >> reporter: laila and mia research about 30 restaurants for each new tour. here their priority is finding an egyptian staple, liver sandwiches, which vary by city. >> we eat a lot of liver in cairo, but we don't real cook it the same way. their method is they chop is ver

alexandria ocasio cortez under fire from new york leadership.g apple never ends. >> reporter: alexandria ocasio cortez calling on governor cuomo and bill diblasio to raise taxes on wealthy new yorkers as they battle budget shortfalls. aoc wants the money to go to childcare programs, schools, infrastructure and more but governor cuomo is not sold on this and has acknowledged many of the city's wealthiest residents of left due to crime, homelessness and distraction of quality-of-life. they came back to the city. congressional candidate told you last hour she wants an investigation into bill diblasio's spending. >> when you look at the way bill diblasio miss manners many, $1 billion squandered on education. the guy just miss spends and we need to have accountability. jillian: it is estimated 2% of tax filers in new york city are paying 53% of the city's income tax revenue so you do the math. heather: pelosi salon owner becoming poster child for reopening. >> reporter: the california salon owner just one of a group of small business owners the rally

peer landing at mount vernon, essentially a constant flow of steamboats would come between alexandria and mount vernon. he even authorizes the building of a wooden plank walkway, which you can see in this photograph, and charged it to the company. probably one of the funnier things i came across in my research was that this land was so valuable that there was a man named george page who arrived at mount vernon along the shoreline and was holding up a deed saying that he owned part of the shoreline of mount vernon. this through john washington into a fit, but essentially the land he was claiming was technically underwater. it did not go too well for george page, but it does go to show you -- and george page also worked for the baltimore steam packet company. there were other companies operating, bringing people to mount vernon, who wanted that access as well. he took a cut of their ticket sales. you can see this is actually the advertisement for the thomas collier, the one that went down several times a week. this is where we see the making the estate more accessible and more affordabl

you had alexandria ocasio-cortez headlining in some of your commercials.ferendum on this deal as it seemed during some days of the campaign. >> i did. and that's what happened. so the sunrise movement, these thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of young people across the country joined this movement so that we can have a real solution to the climate crisis. they had my back in this race. and by the thousands, they joined my campaign. they think big. they want big solutions as young people. and my feeling is that if they -- if we trust them, they will save us because they're right on climate change. they're right on racial injustice. they're right on economic unjustice in our country. they want fundamental change, and they want it on the floor of the senate and in the house and put on the president's desk next year, president biden's desk. so they didn't -- many experts did not have my victory up on the scoreboard as this year unfolded, but my partnership with and work with this sunrise movement with alexandria to case you cortez and with old

alexandria ocasio-cortez says she agrees on her big sticking point is health care reform.vp says he wants a federally run public auction to obamacare, while the congresswoman wants medicare for all, which sanders has also championed. david, i have a theory on this one. i think, as we heard in an op-ed this week from a never trumper who said people are starting to see, come to this notion that biden would be a teleprompter president, as we've seen him reading the prompter to say a lot of his answers. the question is, who would be writing the words that are in that prompter? we don't know. is it so much of the extreme left, someone moderate? what policies would be really be getting? i kind of think people like aoc, there are so many out there who think they'd be pulling the strings. it would be quite a fight behind the scenes, because so many of the powerful ruling elite think they get themselves elected through him and then rule for him. it could be had to fight to the death behind the scenes what are your thoughts? >> david: there's a friend of ours, robert wolf, who is a

jordan joins us live now from alexandria in virginia. we now have the official start of the election campaign tell us a little bit about what it's looking like right now. well depending on the polls that you have seen in the past week or so it's either a statistical dead heat with joe biden the democratic opponent about 4 points ahead of donald trump the republican incumbent or biden has as much as an 11 point lead over the president at this stage of the campaign but the election is lost then 60 days away at this point and really the only result that matters is how american voters cast their ballots on november 3rd that said this is a very competitive race and certainly you saw both the presidential candidates and their running mates out on the campaign field on this labor day trying to both excite their a base of support and trying to persuade and convince voters to cast a ballot for them and not for the other team on november 3rd. and rosalyn president trump has had to do a little bit of damage limitation in the past few days 1st the a

and financial offenses well let's get more now with rosa in jordan she's monitoring things from alexandria virginia is really quite the shop response there from the mandela foundation and i expect even more fallout that will see on a number of fronts as the book is released. well it's not surprising that the mandela foundation would speak out against these revelations in michael collins memoir but let's not forget we're also talking about a man who even before he became president was known for allegedly discriminating against black renters who wanted to elise apartments from his family's our real estate business this is the person who raised the heavenly questions about the u.s. national ality of barack obama the former u.s. president and it's also worth pointing out that in michael collins new memoir that he says that trump was so incensed when barack obama became the u.s. president that he hired an actor in the impersonator as it were of barack obama to sit in his office and to be recorded being rated by trump and then being fired by donald trump and michael cohen has released a photo of

senator alexandria ocasio-cortez back to ed markey.mpletely lost control has strongly backed the loser. molly lightfoot has more. >> high mike, melissa. you said it statewide race in massachusetts wasn't even close. the loss raising some questions about the winning power of what america's best -- nearly 40 years old deeply rooted in the bay states. chose him to deliver state of the union address. you see powerful democrats really investing in this -- >> i called senator markey to congratulate him and pledge my support in his campaign in the months ahead. he's a good man. you have never heard me saying otherwise. >> senator ed markey's soap a very solid when before becoming the junior senator. elizabeth warren endorsed senator markey along with alexandria ocasio-cortez. data packing helped -- >> extended my respect. it has been fierce at times for the people of this great commonwealth. >> one more thing, of the voters when million plus voters have participated, the majority of those it's the polls open yesterday. we will see what happen

after aurora and the campaigning for us from alexandria virginia thanks frank. well still ahead here on out there survivors demand to know if the manchester arena bombing could have been prevented. and the cry to virus pandemic pushes ecuador to the brink of economic growth and find out why and economists say maybe little the government can do. hello once again welcomes another look at the international forecast the skies remain largely clear across a good part of the u.s. certainly where we need the cloud and the right over towards the western side of the country no hints of that what weather we do get and in fact wintry weather asked to be the one the spinning out of kind of that you see this long line of cloud here just coming out of canada out to scott she was pushing through manitoba ducking down across the northern plains that will sink further south with so temperatures in casper add in denver wyoming and colorado plunging around about like 2025 degrees a massive drop in temperatures here so there will be some snow there be quite a came windus can be a re

seem to suggest that you are not on the program when it comes to individuals like congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez who this week did not rule out this long-shot effort to try to stall the confirmation of judge barrett by impeaching attorney general bill barr. now, you haven't ruled it out. >> well, i'm not familiar with what suggestion of the distinguished congresswoman made. the fact is the more the public is aware of what this appointment -- and, by the way, it's not about this justice. it's about any justice he would appoint right now because they were ready within an hour or two of justice ginsburg's passing. they said we're going to have a vote on this. within like two hours. >> but yes or no -- >> so whoever it is is to overturn the affordable care act. >> but yes or no, you're not planning on bringing an impeachment of attorney general barr? >> well, what we're talking about is the price the republican senators will pay if they vote to overturn the pre-existing medical condition, which they've been out to get as well as the president had been out to overturn. now i'm not into

congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez calling for tax hikes.is impact new yorkers leaving the state? >> illegal immigrant arrested at least 10 times under new york sanctuary policy. the a silly woman joining us next. >> and illegal immigrant freed by police ten times under century city policy is finally in federal custody critics calling the revolving door of justice in this case a complete abuse of the system. here to react is new york assemblywoman molly a. let's bring up the pending charges against this illegal immigrant who was released ten times, intent to cause physical injury, harassment, grand larceny among other things listed on your screen. what is your response? how does this happen? >> thank you for covering this. when i ran for mayor in 2017 against bill diblasio sanctuary policy, his support for these policies and implementation was one of the number one things i spoke about, making the public less safe, individual arrested ten times in this country illegally, he was released onto the street because our mayor has tied the hands of

alexandria ocasio cortez answered that posting a tweet saying our differences are why i joined biden's set aside our differences and figure out a aggressive climate plan to address the planetary crisis, trump doesn't even believe in climate change but the truth is biden may not have endorsed the green new deal but he sees value in it. 's website says biden believes the green new deal the crucial framework for meeting the climate challenges we face. his plan may not be as aggressive as what alexandria ocasio cortez wants to see but it is a progressive plan, $2 trillion over four years. todd: a lot of people pointing out the contrast online. i saw that posted 9 trillion times. jillian: nominees going head to head on the pandemic response. >> help small businesses, we are doing record business. >> the owners of the mom and pop teacup, dr. nicole saphier joins us to explain to break down the coronavirus battle next. i'm making pizza on king's hawaiian mini subs. yum! king's hawaiian. >> look at what is happening in democrat run state with tough shutdowns, but they don't want to open it. th

alexandria's family is puerto rican. rashida's family is palestinian.on deep belief in democracy and justice, and they are real people, they are authentic, and i find myself feeling very comfortable around real people, no not phoneys, and they are real people. >> trevor: senator sanders, thank you for taking your time and good luck on the trail. >> thank you. ♪> trevor: thank you, ♪ >> why is the president calling for a boycott of goodyear? >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> what did he say about goodyear? i mean, i don't know this. maybe i should. >> goodyear? >> goodyear. >> okay. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i need to catch up on the news. i can't respond to that. captioning made possible by comedy central - ♪ i'm going down to south park ♪ ♪ gonna have myself a time ♪ both: ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪verywher ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ut tep - ♪ i'm going down to south park ♪uth par ♪ gonna leave my woes behind ♪w - ♪ ample parking day or night ♪or nigh ♪ people spouting "howdy neighbor" ♪hbor" - ♪ headin' on up to south park ♪ park ♪ gonna see if

years old now but was only in her early 20s when she painted this self—portrait as st catherine of alexandriashe was considered one of the greatest artists of her age in florence, revered by everybody, including the mighty medici. so she was incredibly successful incredibly early. but she had had the most terrible start to her career. artemisia gentileschi produced this painting when she was still a teenager working on her father's studio in rome. it depicts the old testament story of the virtuous susanna having to endure the lecherous advances of two old men. unfortunately, artemisia had to put up with much worse. her father was working with an artist called agostino tassi, who assaulted artemisia. she fought back, and he raped her. it ended up in a very long trial, the transcript of which can be found over here. it describes how artemisia was tortured, herfingers were crushed, to ensure that she was telling the truth. "it's true, it's true, it's true," she said. tassi was eventually convicted. it would be too simplistic to say that the dramatic violent paintings she produced, such as this,

those loyal to the bernie sanders-alexandria casio cortez those whoe ledger, or are not quite as extreme as they are. either way it was a loser question for joe biden. i don't know what joe biden remembers. when you think back when he hearings,h a role in he was the one that turned on what became a political circus. i don't know if he remembers he smeared clarence thomas. i don't know if joe biden remembers he led the filibuster of justice alito. i'm not sure what he recalls of any of those, but i do know the willrats today here continue to remember those lessons and use them against whoever it is president trump nominates. the constitution requires two things to put someone on the supreme court. one is the president makes a nomination. two is the senate has to determine they will deal with that nomination and approve it. anytime the white house and senate have been in general political agreement -- and there have been 29 of those times in an election year -- judges have been confirmed. when there is a disagreement, that is solved in another way. there is a constitutional job to be done.

progressive congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez says the looming fight over the supreme court vacancy should be the impetus to pull americans further left. >> let this moment radicalize you, let this moment really put everything into stark focus. because this election has always been about the fight of and for our lives. shannon: tomorrow all eyes will be on a gop senator, mitt romney, who is yet to signal how he will will not vote on the president's nominee. we will talk about it with jim jordan of ohio, the top republican on house judiciary committee. this is a message from brett stevens at the new york times to mitt romney, call an open letter, he says it may not have been your destiny to be president but it is still yours to show americans what it means to be courageous by way of sound and independent judgment urging him not to go along with mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham. what is your message to mitt romney? >> people in utah are pretty pro-life, they understand the sanctity of human life, want to judge on the court who will protect lives, follow the constitution. i think the

while this political realignment is happening in some states, and alexandria ocasio-cortez, running in and massachusetts that just featured her. she is smart, and watch to see what she has done in 2024 when she will be old enough to run for president. >> tucker: i don't think there's any question about that. and i look forward to that, i have to say. >> i think it will be fun. >> tucker: dana perino, great to see you. several democratic mayors and parts of the country have broken with their party and are supporting president trump. that's not something you probably expected. one of them joined us after the break to explain why. go go go ♪ go go go go on a real vacation. visit go rving.com or your nearest rv dealer. - hello, i'm michael youssef. lately, we are hearing so many conflicting voices and i don't blame you if you are anxious and worried and troubled. but if i told you that there's only one voice that you can absolutely trust. after all, he wants nothing from you and wants to give you everything. i'm talking about the lord jesus christ, who said, " come unto me, all who are car

people are elected and we are seeing the impact of this generational change in congress with what alexandria ocasio cortez does, how she prepares for hearings and that is the kind of thing we need to know to figure out how to change the system or feel like the system is working or is representing us so i am excited about the fact that there are more people, who are willing to pull back the curtain and talk about it openly and honestly. some people might have seen on hbo a documentary called the swamp, matt gates being one of them, but i had a brief scene in their and despite everything wrong with matt gates and his position, the fact that he was willing to let people see the side that so many politicians hide is part of how we do change the system. >> unexpectedly someone who came out in support of you going through what you were going through. lynn has a question, how can the media influence political discourse without women and minorities feeling encouraged to run for office, you were talking about encouraging women of color to run. i'm glad lynn asked the question because i do think so mu

alexandria's family is puerto rican. rashida's family is palestinian.hare a common deep belief in democracy and justice, and they are real people, they are authentic, and i find myself feeling very comfortable around real people, no not phoneys, and they are real people. >> trevor: senator sanders, thank you for taking your time and good luck on the trail. >> thank you. >> trevor: thank you, senator sanders. that's our show for tonight, but before we go: there are a lot of groups out there right now working to protect and advance voting rights for the elections in november. one of them is the alliance for youth organizing, which is a national network of local youth-led organizations mobilizing people to vote. if you can help them, and would like to join in their cause, please visit the link below, and donate what you can. until tomorrow -- stay safe out there, wear a mask, and if you still wanna build trump's wall, all you gotta do is venmo me -- this time it's legit. but, first, here it is -- your moment of zen. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> why is the president calling fo

he was joined by congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez.is what he said about the potential front runner, judge amy coney barrett. >> she stands for all the things that ruth bader ginsburg was against and so many things of the vast majority of american people are against. i don't know if she will be the nominee about someone in that philosophy does not belong on the port. >> shannon: she made it through the senate confirmation, none of those things should ever direct what a judge dies. i'm not sure what he is talking about although they will definitely paint that whomever the nominee is as someone who is unfit and wildly out of the mainstream. you have to wonder if anyone on the short-list has reservations about running this gauntlet of confirmation. >> i know if it were a member of my family i certainly would because a character assassination that we saw visited on robert bork to some extent, and then to an even greater extent and more recently to a horrible extent toward brett kavanaugh, it's something that you might fear. that's a distin

alexandria ocasio-cortez saying this. >> overall, if we can push joe biden across policy issues. foreign policy, immigration is another one, criminal justice is another area where we can pursue a lot of progressive direction. there's some areas that we fundamentally disagree. that's okay. >> juan: as election day nears, some democrats are having deja vu. biden supporters say the campaign is visible in that state. politco say they fear the dems governor is becoming a liability for biden after his response to inrest in kenosha, aoc, michael moore, they want all biden to stir populous energy. but wouldn't he lose the support of those wanting to beat donald trump? >> jesse: he will do whatever they want him to do. election is funny. stark choices. president trump is someone that cannot be controlled. he's out of control. that's what drives so many people crazy. his advisers can't control him, his lawyers can't control him. the deep state tried to control him. he doesn't do what people tell him to do. he marches to the beat of his own drum. contrast that with joe biden. joe biden is t

however, progressive such as new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez says this is the time tot. >> let this moment radicalize you. let this moment really put everything into stark focus. because this election has always been about the fight of and for our lives. the two live for us in wisconsin peter doocy, where biden is set to be. peter. >> joe biden has claimed for months that if he is elected, there are dozens of republican lawmakers would be eager to work with him. these are the people he is trying to reach. >> i appeal to those senate republicans, the handful that really decide what happens. please call your conscience. don't vote to confirm anyone nominated under the circumstances president trump and senator mcconnell have created. don't go there. uphold your constitutional duty, your conscience. let the people speak. >> joe biden claims this weekend there aren't any arguments before the supreme court until after the election, even though there are some arguments in october as usual they said he's not going to release a list of perspective nominees if you get elected. c

it was interesting to me that chuck schumer appeared yesterday with alexandria ocasio-cortez at an event like he's saying one thing on his calls with members privately and obviously the biden campaign wants one thing here. but also they seem to recognize that they need to speak to their young base, too. what's your take on that? >> that's a really good thing to point out. because it is a fascinating dynamic we're seeing these two factions of the party, alexandria ocasio-cortez representing the more progressive wing, more aligned with bernie sanders than joe biden. but the thing i've noticed here is that even before justice ginsburg's passing the bernie wing democrats were encouraging each other to vote for joe biden and the democratic ticket not just for joe biden but for ginsburg's replacement. this is something they were talking about even before the tragic news happened over the weekend. that's what we're seeing with shuk schumer and aoc now, the factions of the party coming together and recognizing the moment is more than the individual interests, but the party getting things done, e

amy: i want to turn to alexandria ocasio-cortez. on sunday, she the democrat, senate democratic leader chuck 's high went to ginsburg and urgedn brooklyn supporters to call on senate republicans not to vote on any supreme court nominee. >> we must use every tool at our disposal from everyday people, especially in swing states. we need everyday people to call on senators, to call on folks on the bubble, to call republican senator's to make sure that they hold us vacancy open. and we must also commit to using every procedural tool available that we by the time necessary. in that is alexandria ocasio-cortez. pretty rare to see her and chuck schumer together. they were by themselves in front of james madison high school. dahlia lithwick, what are those things you think could be done right now for people deeply concerned about a t third trump appointed to t the supreme cour? >> i think they have to make noise and i think that i is what she was sayiying. that demsbe the case have won the popular vote in seven out of the eight elections fr

there were slave trading firms in baltimore and richmond, and here you see one and alexandria that iscted and photographed by union troops during the civil war. say trading firms and baltimore enrichment had connections with slave traders in places like new orleans and mobile, alabama. so the south was being linked together by the business of trading slaves and moving enslaved people. the business of slave trading, this is an interior shot we, on this jail where they would be held in alexandria. the business of slave trading was part of a larger set and how important slavery and cotton production was to the economy. insulate people were on the money in some parts of the south. >> the business of slave trading became part of economic relationships that were connected to cotton production. so this set of relationships reached far beyond the u.s. south, and an example of this is the consolidated association of louisiana, that is a mouthful. this eap l was organized in 1927. it was a bank. . it linked cotton planners, english investors and louisiana government. so, what we are seeing here

he took me to alexandria. me and my sister, with her daughters and her husband.o europe was leaving the next day, but that never happened. asha thinks she was drugged. when she woke up, her kidney had been removed. translation: i found myself in a room, with blood everywhere. the door was locked and i started kicking it. then i called the police and they came and got me. they took me to the hospital. there, they told me my kidney had been removed and they put a bandage on it. i couldn't sleep. the wound was still open, so there in the hospital, 00:09:28,871 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 they stitched it properly. asha's kidney was stolen, and she never saw her sister or her sister's family again. she thinks they were murdered for their organs. translation: we don't know where they are. i wish theyjust took a kidney from each of them and left them alive, but they took them all. there is no government to protect you. i thought about suicide, but who would i leave my kids with? we've no evidence that asha's relatives were killed, but it does happen. a dead individual wil

nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and alexandria ocasio-cortez have shown their blatant disregard for the united states constitution. apparently it is now a high crime and misdemeanor worthy of impeachment or a lawfully elected president of the united states to exercise his constitutional duty. article 2, section 2 of the constitution clearly states that the president

as alexandria ocasio-cortez said, it's not your age but the age of your ideas. comes to ideas, i'm the youngest guy in the race. >> i'm running and challenging the notion that we can't do better, against a man i respect but who has been in office for 50 years. someone at my last location said, it's 50 years and this is all we have. it's time to find something new. >> reporter: so andrea, this is a progressive all-star match. a lot of democrats in massachusetts didn't want to see this race at all. voters like both of these men and don't want to see either one be out of politics. so it's an interesting choice nor voters in massachusetts, choosing between two candidates who has individuals and as families both have been around in politics here for a very, very long time. >> i know i covered ed markey when he was a house member on the commerce committee, energy and customers, on all thoommerc issues, environmental issues. we've got a graphic up of all the races that kennedys have run in and won. there are no losses by a kennedy. so the name has always been magic. bu

alexandria ocasio-cortez. the others coming forth, she even say.ent radicalize you. she wants to push biden. he has to look back, too on the debate stage. i answer this and who is pushing me. >> i would like to see someone rationalize here. that is all i want to see. if chris wallace puts both candidates with the issues where they have gone back and forth, because biden has four decades of that. he has four decades of coming to land and completely different spots. in terms of criminal justice. that in and of itself he has a lot to answer for. i don't think he has been questioned about his part and the major pieces of the legislation that created the cons for the systemic racism within the criminal justice system in this country. he authored that. he has to answer for that. i do agree with marie. when he is on his game, he is a threat. republicans are right not to assume that he is going to be some mush mouth pudding brain has-been. because he very much wants this. if he gets rest and visit from the blood boy he could have a phenomenal debate. >> ha