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american standard heating and air conditioning. a higher standard of comfort.n a race for the white house, next tuesday, it is another big primary day. five states in the northeast hold elections and the outcomes could be pivotal for the democratic and the republican rac race. you wanted to respond, kayleigh. >> you say donald trump changed his message on taxes, abortion, and with regard to pass to citizenship, he did not advocate for that yesterday. he said everyone had to leave and certain people could come back. with regard to raising taxes on the rich, he's always spoken about closing the carried interest loophole tax which would tax hedge fund managers. he has not changed his position. this is something ted cruz does, mischaracterize donald trump and it is not fair because facts matter and you can say he changed all you want but the facts are not there to support that. >> he's said things that are difficult to get out of. paul manafort's job is to get this guy to move to the center. you're not going to do that. i had candidates digging themselves a whole,

an interesting question , because the lifestyle of most poor americans today exceed middle american standards of 50 or 60 or 70 years ago. i mean, having running water, hot and cold running water, indoor plumbing, a television set, a telephone, a microwave and a computer would have looked very, very good to my parents when they were young. that's quite a long time ago. but relative poverty is a or very deeply ingrained belief in more than society, and i think in western society generally. and as long as there are people who are conspicuously more poor than most people, i think that the concern continue to exist. each though in absolute terms you could argue that it doesn't. >> with yeah. gentleman's had his happened up for a while there. >> i'm steven schaferman with basic income action, and i was pleased to hear you mention charles murray and the negative income, income maintenance experiments from the '60s. i just want to see if you're following the discourse about basic income in europe and canada and many other places where this idea of a guaranteed floor is gaining enormous support. will

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so here i am, harvard, stanfordrd, and yale, by most american standards sort of a poster kid for elite education. that's what it is. it's elite education. it i is designed for people not like me. i was one of those allowed to come in, and they've regretted it ever since. [laughter] allowed to come in on scholarsh--i had to have financial a aid. my folks didn't have the money, et cetera, et cetera. i had to work all t the time, that t kind of thing, but it's s an education--let me give you an example. as a freshman, we had an orientation about 5 days before the semester began of my freshman year. we all came early, and we were gonna get oriented, and we sat--we were brought into a big room, and in those days, harvard was separate from radcliffe, which was sort of the female up-the-street school, and so they didn't meet with us for whatever the thinking in those days was. so it was all young men, and the president, whose name was nathan pusey--that was his name--president of harvard, welcomed us with the following speech, and it stuck in my mind. 18 years old at the time. he said, "look

these global companies don't have any particular allegiance to the united states in terms of american living standardscan wages, american growth. >> were you embarrassed to read that bernie sanders never visited what must be the largest manufacturing plant in vermont run by general electric, one of the largest employers. >> two big plants in vermont. two. >> is he in touch at all with business? he calls himself a socialist. you are worried about saving capitalism. but this guy is a full on socialist. he doesn't give a darn about employment in his state, i think. >> oh, michelle. you're saying -- please. you don't think that bernie sanders gives a darn about employment. >> he has been in congress since 1990 and he's never -- >> wait a minute. wait a minute. wait. can we just -- can we just be realistic for a second. bernie sanders is the only candidate in this entire election who has been talking unrelentingly about jobs and wages and corporate power and wall street power and money, inundating our democracy. that's a concern that we do have to be attentive to. global corporations, i don't even understa

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. >> i feel like there's a higher standard set for asian-americans. >> you can have high s.a.t. scores you can't get into anything. >> the question whether there is an asian penalty may be decided in the courts. harvard and unc chapel hill penalize asians for high test scores and gpa's. the schools responded saying the allegation aresague and based on bad information. >>> let's get to our weather. if you like today, you ain't seen nothing yet. >> you'll tike tomorrow and the next day and the next day and the next day. this stretch is going to co9:ntinue. sunshine cleared up noticely you'll be down in thenigh you'rene of the areas under hee freeze warning. it will be chilly over the next several nights, the temperatures will warm up gradually each day. rainfall tot generally on the light side around the city, .28 in islip. there were a few spots that came up toward a half inch or more. we wl focus on the sunshine after weet through this freeze warning ton >>ight the temperatures will slowly climb each day. here's a look where you can pect that. you'll see twiperatures in the 20s

away between the two was also very quick so it happened in a matter of seconds. >> he had a standard all american punch thrown. one punch thrown and everybody else pulls the two apart. >> i couldn't believe what i was seeing, you know? you're sort of like a car crash or, you know, a train wreck. you're looking at it and you're like did i just see that? or what just happened? >> but what did just happen? what plunged these southern gentlemen to such undignified depths? you guessed it. a woman again. >> he called me a son of. [ expletive ] that's somebody talking bad about your mother. when he did i responded with my right hand. >> not so see the democratic senator. >> i really don't know what set the gentleman off. he walked over to where i was sitting in my hair and he said you better watch your back. i'm going to be here for the next three years and i'm going to f you every day. and i turned around i said i don't give a darn. and about that time i saw a punch coming. >> and come it did. smack on the jaw. unfortunately we may never know for sure what was said on that dark day in american politics

in the 1980's, american servicemen introduced the standard taco to okinawans.fillings straight on to rice for the late night crowd of marines coming back from the bars. this unholy, greasy, starchy, probably really unhealthy delight. a booze mop turned classic, caught on big time for both americans missing home and locals. so i consider myself a pretty pro-military guy. but why are the marines here? like, i like marines but, you know, i'm not robert mcnamara. but it seems to be if you go to war with china, sending in the marines is probably not what you're gonna be doing. people of your generation, what do you think the attitude is towards the military bases? >> vivian: as long as we're not living near the base -- >> anthony: right. >> vivian: it doesn't affect us that much. >> anthony: right, near the base it makes a difference. >> vivian: near the base it makes, right. >> anthony: i mean look, you know right away, i mean, it's tattoo parlors, strip clubs, vape shops, i mean, you know. >> vivian: and also it's very loud. that's a big issue. >> anthony: tourism

live on a subsistence diet distributed by the federal government which is beyond the living standard for any americand then they wait for a chance and a job. i must say, i'm delighted i came here to west virginia. i think everyone who seeks the office of the presidency should be willing to come. the lesson is hard, but it's important for all americans. >> thank you very much, senator kennedy. you have been shy ten seconds of your five minutes. we move on now to the rebuttal portion of the formal debate. senator humphrey, in accordance with the order established by the flipping of the coin, it is your turn now to rebut. you will have five minutes for this as well. you may begin, sir. >> thank you, mr. ames. it would be, of course, very undesirable and foolish to attempt to rebut a fine and splendid statement as to the wonderful assets and the great qualities of the state of west virginia and its people, a state that has this marvelous history of freedom and its great contribution to our american system. but i do think there are points that well ought to be emphasized, once having made generalized stat

so that is the of life style of most for americans today to see those standards of 50 or 70 years ago. to have hot and cold running water a microwave a television set a computer would have looked very good to my parents when they were young. but relative poverty with that belief in american society it'd western society generally. and as long there are people that are conspicuously more power that the concern will continue to exist. >>. >> with basic income of action i heard you mention with the incoming its experience to follow the discourse in this idea is keeping your support. with england or canada and then to coated don the rest of the world to provide insight. >> around the world is a sign that we are at a point to consider a basic income for all citizens that is wonderful news. but our concern is that the ada they need to be working to be happy. so just give them money if they get a beach house there is nothing wrong with that but we have that philosophical question. what does that mean? once you put on rules then we're back to where we are right now. in that the places are reac

that is one reason why the american people are so frause terroristed. there are different standards that apply for people in washington versus the rest of the american people and the taxpayers. d that is intolerable in our government. nd i you start talking about impeachable offenses. while there are criminal offenses, the two are not exclusive and the founders believed that the real reason you needed impeachment are for things that are not necessarily criminal. and joseph storey, he noted that impeachable offenses are aptly termed political offenses neglect ut of personal or that bital disregard. at hey must be looked comprehensive principles of public policy and duty and i think that is made for that. some of the fall statements, they very well made. we can simply say as he violated arbitration shown a disregard for the public interest ks has he been grossly negligent and that is clearly the case here. e need to get the dust off the impeachment resolution and pass it out and let the house make a decision about whether this is valid or not. the senate may not want to do it. they wi

that clearly his passion is for the domestic ,ssues, income inequality raising the living standard of all americans have a group of americans called the working poor, that is a disgrace. no one should be working full-time in america and still be mired in poverty. the fact that you have such a at the topntration 1/10 of one person while median household income has declined and for the bottom third of americans, it has dropped off a cliff -- that was more my point about bernie sanders. as far as how i characterize my views on foreign policy, that is a tough question. i would encourage people to read the op-ed i've written in "the philadelphia inquirer." it would be difficult to put me in a box on foreign affairs. i hope that shows that i'm thinking about these issues. i believe we need to have a strong military. at the same time, we have to exercise that force wisely. try to take every issue as it comes to me as opposed to having an already ideologically dictated answer and just knee-jerk reaction. i think is important on foreign affairs issues that we treat these in a bipartisan way. i love sitting

there is a certain i guess standard that americans have about what that first person would be like. >inton obviously overstepped that in the white house when she had her office in the west wing which she later regretted having and told laura bush she wished she hadn't had. we don't allow the first lady to take serious policy positions. i thought it was interesting in "house of cards" when claire takes up gun control, that's not something you would see a first lady do. what you hear from melania about being a mother reminds me a lot of michelle obama and this mom in chief idea and americans like that idea. i think melania would be more like jackie kennedy in a lot of ways, too, it will be about glamour if donald trump is elected, and she sees herself in that kind of model, the jackie kennedy, raising her son baron is important to her. heidi cruz is interesting, she had a huge career before she gave it up and started to work on her husband's campaign. i think she might be a little more like a hillary clinton, but none of these women will take it as far as hillary did, because that hurt

firefighters, building construction trade workers, average everyday working americans who are losing money in certain investment for standard and poor in this particular case has said investment grade but they're in default on other bonds. i am concerned they are deciding what bonsall rate and bubble not great because if they rated these land bonds issued a couple decades ago and find their own to fall, that would affect other ratings they've issued and that may have an effect on the ratings not just of the republic of peru, but other corporate bonds within the governmental area. i would ask you to take a look at that question the rating agencies four or five or however many there are, not very many. not enough i would say and question them to click to rate and whatnot today, whether this is a conflict inherent in that decision and how many working-class americans are being affected, negatively impacted losing retirement savings as a result. would you do that for me? >> thank you commissary. i'm not at liberty to discuss but i'm happy to take your comment under advisement. >> i will follow-up with you. thank you, mr. chairm

clear that trade agreements that do not benefit and as a consequence do not raise the standard of living for americanst aren't going to happen under his watch. these are powerful, powerful examples of issues that resonate with the american voter. he's backed away from them. how does he get back? >> well, i think he has to take the initiative for one thing and when you're faced with chris matthews asking you one question after on abortion after another -- >> can i interject on this. why a grown man or grown woman would sit there and put up with that kind of behavior ademeanor of the host is above me. this is a guy, i want to throw this up, this is a man that wants to be the leader of the free world and he's letting a talk show host badger him. >> chris in particular, i've got a long history with chris when he was tip o'neil's press secretary. he's the perfect foil to go punch his teeth in. he just is. there is certain people you don't want to do that. chris matthews is a liberal. it's a perfect place for a republican to go punch his teeth in. the critical thing for trump is to get back on the message,

well, yeah, 62% of americans say yes, or the best party standard-bearer. only 33% agree with that. i mean, this is -- this is the frustration that a lot of americans have felt, chris, right now is that, wow, i went and the i cast my vote like in colorado, i didn't even vote because they don't allow it anymore and yet my vote may not count. >> well, but your -- a selection is different than an election. parties select their nominees and in this -- this is a, with all due respect to the pollsters over there who do a great poll, that's not a pertinent question, and it's a misleading question, a trick question. what's heavier, a pound of feather or a pound of lead? in this case it doesn't matter. who should win, the person that everybody likes the best or the person who has the most votes, shouldn't it be the person with the most votes? what the question doesn't tell them is this, and we don't expect people to be up to date on delegate math 24 hours a day. >> right. >> what it doesn't tell them is if you don't have 1,237 delegates, you cannot be, no matter -- if -- if that poll said tha

it's communities of color, not just the standard older white american that is challenging what's going the primary process. >> and your space there's a deep existential question. thank you for your time today. >> thank you, richard. >> that does it for this hour of msnbc live. i'm richard lui in new york. thank you for spending this time with us. my colleague, francis rivera picks up our team coverage after a short break. stick around. ♪ the nissan rogue with intuitive all-wheel drive. take on the unexpected. people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my go. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza® works with your body to lower blood sugar in 3 ways: in the stomach, the liver, and the pancreas. vo: victoza® is an injectable prescription medicine that may im