joining our discussion now from little rock, arkansas, is senator amy klobuchar from the great state diciary committee. she's a 2020 presidential candidate. senator klobuchar, i'd like to hear more of your reaction to this thing we've never seen in our history before, the president urging a foreign country to ban two member of congress from entering and israel banned them. >> i could not believe this today. just when you suspend belief and you think things can't get worse, this happened. and that is because i have always seen israel as our beacon of democracy in the mideast. and like your previous guest, i think that is so important for those of us that support israel. and i cannot believe this happened. i don't agree with everything these two congresswomen have said, and i have made that very clear as have others. but it is a much bigger step to suddenly say you are not going to allow these elected members of congress to visit your country. and the fact that the prime minister did it immediately after our president sent out his hateful tweet and then just reacted, i don't see this as

that again. >> welcome back to "hardball" that was of course democratic presidential candidate amy klobucharng her american background to voters at the iowa state fair. well, yesterday the des moines register newspaper editorial board wrote klobuchar has the smarts and quick wit needed to challenge trump. as the minnesota star tribune pointed out, klobuchar's path is dotted with iowa road maps. she is polling in sixth place in iowa with an average of 3.5% of the vote, according to real clear politics, which gives you the average. but she is polling lower nationally, averaging about 1% and behind 10 other candidates. klobuchar hit an important milestone, however, by qualifying for the presidential debate in two weeks be. the associated press reports some of her biggest fans at home in minnesota wish that there was something more she could do to grab the spotlight, increase her name recognition, and convince voters she can win. i'm joined by herself, mrn senator presidential candidate amy klobuchar. i'm a student of politics, senator, and i've seen your strengths. i saw you in the texas tribun

amy klobuchar showed? her debate performances.le to campaign or fofs without mentions opponents. i worked for a united states senator repeatedly elected in snork by two thirds of the vote talking about what he had done as a senator and what he would continue to do and never mentioning opponents. presidential races are different of course. and the it's more intense than senate of course opinion. and feels much more personal. one of the ways on competing on a presidential debate stage is making the very best case for yourself without trying to tear someone else down at the same time. the sports model for that could be, home run derby. what if each exact on the stage treated the competition like home run derby instead of boxing match and when each got up to bat they tried to do their best and make the best case for themselves just hit good solid clean home runs. here are the competitors in this year's home run derby. they are all fierce competitors. they were each trying to beat the other. but only doing their own personal best. poli

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2020 democratic presidential candidate amy klobuchar. senator, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> awful circumstances under which we're meeting, but the president said he's reached out to many people, including members of congress. do you know of any attempts to reach, first of all, across the aisle? >> i don't know personally. i agree with senator schumer that we need to bring everyone back and that senator mcconnell should call the senate back to pass the house gun safety bill that has passed the house of representatives. that would be a good first move. but i literally sat there and listened to the president and thought to myself, this is the same kind of stuff that he said right after parkland. i went to the white house and sat directly across with him, pushing, pushing for background checks. directly across from him and said, this is what we need to do. i come from a hunting state but there's no reason we can't put these in place. including, by the way, assault weapon ban. and including doing something on

up next, democratic presidential candidate amy klobuchar on her plans for the economy, gun control andenator klobuchar joins us for a sunday sit down next. you can get a satisfaction guarantee. ♪ you can also wonder why our competitors don't offer that. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. >> chris: coming up, democratic presidential candidate amy klobuchar takes on donald trump's economy. >> he inherited a stable economy coming out of that downturn. so what does he do? he gloats about it, says how great it is instead of meeting the challenges of our time. ♪ >> chris: democratic presidential candidates have until wednesday to qualify for the third round of debates next month in houston. so far ten have qualified as the field is beginning to shrink. someone who will be on that stage in september, senator amy klobuchar, who joins us now for a "fox news sunday" sit down. senator, welcome back. >> senator klobuchar: well, thanks, chris, it's great to be on again. >> chris: you say that president trump is right to take on china, but that he's going about it the wrong way, so give

[applause] ♪ presidentialratic candidate amy klobuchar attends a party in nashua, new hampshire.n c-span, online, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. wake of the recent shootings in el paso, texas and dayton, ohio, the house judiciary committee will return early from summer recess to mark up gun violence prevention bills which include banding high capacity ammunition magazines, restricting firearms from those who deemed to be a risk to themselves and those who have been convicted of hate crimes from purchasing a gun. live coverage begins wednesday, september 4 at 10:00 a.m. toyou are on the go, listen live coverage using the c-span radio app. -83000 for democrats and 202-748-8002 for independents and 202-748-8001 for republicans. amy rosenberg

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we'll see you all a little later up next democratic presidential candidate amy klobuchar on her plansor the economy, gun control and winning the democratic nomination. senator klobuchar joins us for a sunday sitdown, next. choosing my car insurance was the easiest decision ever. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. geico's a company i can trust, with over 75 years of great savings and service. ♪ now that's a win-win. switch to geico. it's a win-win. chris: democratic presidential candidates have until wednesday to qualify for the third round of the debates next month in houston. so far ten have qualified as the field is beginning to shrink. someone who will be on that stage in september, senator amy klobuchar, who joins us now for a fox news sunday sit-down. senator, welcome back. >> well, thanks, chris. it's great to be on again. chris: you say that president trump is right to take on china, but that he's going about it the wrong way. so given all the problems with trade with china, how would president klobuchar get tough with

candidate, a great gal, amy klobuchar. gal,lobuchar is a bright and peoples should listen more -- and people should listen to more to what she has to say. she is real bright and real smart and would make a great president. klobucharator amy will be speaking tomorrow along with senator kiersten gillibrand and kamala harris and cory booker. this is the area set aside for candidates, two yesterday and five today, to speak to iowa fair goers. our coverage continues. i'm the politics editor for the "des moines register." i signs. you have to keep them down. because people can't see if you have a sign in front of their face. let's not do that. feel free to cheer, but don't jeer, because that is not iowa nice. and now, representative tulsi gabbard. [applause] rep. gabbard: thank you so much. aloha. that is what i call iowa nice. it is so good to be here with all of you. thank you very much to the "des moines register" for hosting us and giving us the opportunity to give background about who im and why i, running -- and why i am a

senator kamala harris, senator amy klobuchar, senator gillibrand, and it senator cory booker.ch of 2020 presidential candidates live at the iowa state fair, starting on thursday at c-span. watch anytime at c-span.org or listen from wherever you are on the go, using the free c-span radio app. earlier today, india's ambassador to the u.s. delivered remarks on the country's foreign policy agenda. from the heritage foundation, this is about one hour. about oneion this is hour. [applause]

democratic senator amy klobuchar joins us next. here... or, here.it with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. >>> in just 90 minutes, president trump will address the nation. cnn, of course, will bring it to you live. what will his message be? will he speak the words, white supremacist terror? he has yet to do so. joining us now a democratic candidate for president amy klobuchar. senator, thank you for being with us this morning. i do appreciate your time. first, nuts and bolts. first, the president suggesting he would like to tie gun safety legislation, in this case background check legislation. is that something you support? >> i support action. we've long awaited action on background checks. he knows that. i was with him in a meeting right after parkland sitting across from him in the white house. not once but twice but nine times, i kept track of it, he said he wanted to see universal background checks. there were democrats and republicans there. next day he meets with the nra and he folds. we never hear about it again. he doe

joining me now is presidential candidate amy klobuchar. she's of course the senior senator from minnesota. she joins me now. you talk about this after the shooting in parkland, florida, you went to the white house, there was a discussion the president convened about this gun policy in this country and as you've put it since and in recent days, the president folded. what have you heard from the president this afternoon in those brief comments? could this be something solved or helped solved by the president of the united states? >> it was the same thing he said last time right after parkland where he acted as though he wanted to get things done. i would agree with him that law enforcement and the first responders were incredible and everyone's heart is broken over what happened in el paso and dayton. the story of the mother who protected her little baby in that store and perished herself but protected the child. there's story after story of extraordinary people doing just extraordinary things that they shouldn't have to do if we had sensibl

. >> brennan: we'll hear from one still holding strong, minnesota senator amy klobuchar. all that and political analysis of the week up next on "face the nation." >> brennan: good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." today, we are focusing on the economy, its impact on policy and politics. throughout our show, you will hear from voters about what it means for them. and we begin this morning with white house national economic council director larry kudlow. he joins us from france. good morning, larry. >> good morning, margaret. thank you. >> brennan: the president was asked this morning if he regretted es escalating the trae war with china. then the white house released a statement saying he meant to say he only regrettedly not raising tariffs further. which is it? are you escalating or de-escalating? >> no, look, actually, it's neither. but he didn't quite hear the question this morning. but his thought was if he had any second thoughts-- and he said sometimes he does-- he would have actually raised the tariff, not lower it. but there is no change. a 5% additional t

amy klobuchar. she's not getting the buzz, bust, buzz, bust cycles some of the others are. her targets. it's almost like a steady performance she's offering is also what she's offering to voters as a potential president. i will tell you that her campaign knew way out in advance that they were going to make this third debate. they did. they are steady. that is what she's offering, practical, getting it done. >> the president literally went on tv on fox and said that people's heads would spin when they see how much he would bring down pharmaceutical prices. instead, 2,500 drugs have gone up this double digits since he came into office. instead, he gave $100 billion in giveaways to the pharmaceutical companies. for the rest of america, that's what we call at home all foam and no beer. we got nothing out of it. my proposal is to do something about pharma. they think they own washington. they don't own me. >> they don't own me. senator amy klobuchar has won ever race she's run. she's a practical legislator who passes bills. she's both a progressive and a realist. she has this so

and it does give beto o'rourke or amy klobuchar an opportunity to get a little more time. seen as in this final pack. it will be challenging, i think, still for them to break out but it does give them the opportunity. >> in some ways it's a relief for voters too. voters didn't necessarily like this unwieldy field as well. you see it in some ways reflected in the polls. they settled on a top five. some of the numbers sort of change in terms of who has what. but that core top five has remained. perhaps that will change. we'll have a slimmed-down debate stage. so if you're cory booker, can you jump into the top five? if you're andrew yang, the yang gang van jones is so excited about those folks, we'll see what he does on the debate stage. we'll see who else qualifies, right? it's ten now. is it going to grow to 11 or 12? then do they have to break it up into two nights of six people or do 12 altogether. it's abc's debate. >> every print reporter on deadline hopes there's not. the other three that could qualify are tom steyer, the billionaire, tulsi gabbard, kirsten gillibrand

if one of the democratic moderates, amy klobuchar or joe biden, were to win back the nomination, i thinkitions have been clear that they also are against medicare for all. they want a public option but they want a lot of people to keep their own private health insurance. they are against a green new deal. it's exec's operational come over there again some of the particulars and details of the green new deal. like a guaranteed job for everyone. so it depends on who the candidate is. even if it's one of the more moderate left of center candidates, then what's in the party platform -- let's assume joe biden or amy klobuchar is the nominee. if the party platform, perhaps medicare for all and an end to private insurance, i think it would open the door to president trump campaigning against democrats as wanting to install socialism. who knows? >> molly: when you talk about voters across the country, are they reading the party platform? or are they looking at the candidate? are they looking at joe biden, renaud has been leading in the polls? >> i think they want a moderate or left of center can

we'll see you all a little later up next democratic presidential candidate amy klobuchar on her planswinning the democratic nomination. senator klobuchar joins us for a sunday sitdown, next. this was me six years ago... and this is me now! i got liberty mutual. they customized my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. then i won the lottery, got hair plugs, and started working out. and so can you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. chris: democratic presidential candidates have until wednesday to qualify for the third round of the debates next month in houston. so far ten have qualified as the field is beginning to shrink. someone who will be on that stage in september, senator amy klobuchar, who joins us now for a fox news sunday sit-down. senator, welcome back. >> well, thanks, chris. it's great to be on again. chris: you say that president trump

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we reported first this morning amy klobuchar has met the 130,000 donor threshold. she had already met the polling threshold. she is now the eighth candidate who is going to be on that stage. the really interesting thing about amy klobuchar is the way in which she was on the debate stage this past week in detroit she didn't attack many of her other candidates. that is something that kind of made it hard for her to have one of those pop out moments because we see the things that tend to catapult off the stage are those moments of division between the candidates. but klobuchar took a very different approach highlighting last night on lawrence o'donnell's show she is there to highlight how she is against trump not necessarily against other democrats. that does make it hard to stand out in the field. but i remember when she first announced and i remember the announcement in a blizzard. i'm still thawing out from that. there was a lot of excitement from democratic strategists and donors about this midwest messenger with a midwest message. i'm interested to see if once th

i think what amy klobuchar was correct about the mean tweets and the rhetoric. the el paso killer, yes, he hated mexicans before president trump became president. in that manifesto he quotes the president. he quotes right-wing figures that use this, but it's an invasion. he drove ten hours to get closer to a bunch of mexicans. >> steve: i think this is very offensive -- >> jessica: it's not, it's the truth. >> steve: is the parallel beat rightly try to observe in relation to radical islamist terrorism. these are seat people driven by ideology, and we mustn't can conflate that with islam. it's mental illness. >> kennedy: when someone goes on a murderous rampage, i think you can conclusively say that his mental illness. that's actually pretty fair. >> jessica: i think if you are in -- i think i'm mintz browsing his name, the pipe bomber has been sentences he was indoctrinated by things he was seeing in the press prayed that he wanted to go out -- >> kennedy: does not indoctrinate station by the way. when you consume news, my dad, god rest his soul -- misuse -- he

senator amy klobuchar. >> yes, we will. chris. >> thank you. >>> a new pennsylvania poll tells us about the state of the democratic race. lots of information about who's backing biden, who's backing senator warren. fascinating stuff, i think. i'm a junkie, of course. we'll be right back. k.we get it. it's just the way things are. when you're under pressure to get the job done, it seems you have to accept the fact that some equipment will sit idle, or underutilized. but it doesn't have to be that way. that's why united rentals is combining equipment, data, safety and expertise to help your worksite perform better. united rentals. a better worksite is here. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. and twhe borrowed billions and minerals. donald trump failed as a businessman. and left a trail of bankruptcy and broken promises. he hasn't changed. i started a tin

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i am amy klobuchar where we can say we can see iowa from our porch. there have been some comparisons made. i'm not going to say which one is better but i will say i'm very look -- very much looking forward to your butter cows. we will see how it compares to the milky way in the revolving dairy bus of the incenses. i asked her what she does when she is out of the fair. she says they bring it home and use it in the corn -- as acorn fast. i have been all around iowa on a 20-county tour. it is a little bit warmer than it was when i announced my candidacy in that blizzard. i thought it would be good to show that i have grit and i had four inches of snow on my head hairdresser became an icon. but i wanted to make a coin to on the mississippi river that it is time to cross the river of our divide. . to get to a higher plane. two days ago i thought that is the same flag flying over el paso. flag flyingsame over dayton. what unites us is so much stronger than what divides us. no stir president, after charlottesville there were not two sides when the other side

time, senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. senator kirsten gillibrand. governor john hickenlooper at 4:00 eastern time. then senator elizabeth warren, and that would be followed by senator court worker -- senator cory booker of new jersey. bit of political news from south carolina, senator tim scott says he will run for reelection in 2022, but that will be his last political race. he took over when jim demint resigned the position. he was appointed as a member of the house to the senate seat by then-governor nikki haley. he will step down when his term is completed. he is up again in 2022. this is an aerial view of the iowa state fair. coming up from this morning, julian castro, housing secretary in the obama administration, former mayor of san antonio, among the speakers this morning at the "des moines register" political soapbox. [applause] mr. castro: good morning. 'alls great to be with y in des moines at the iowa state fire. thank you for -- iowa state fair. thank you very much, rachel, and all those who helped organize this. i note des moines is pr

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most, then amy klobuchar and bernie sanders and kamala harris and at the bottom joe biden, not as bad only had three beans total. in the democrat booth there was whispering of trump support is coming up and saying i can't talk about it here or anywhere else but i support this president. politics under the surface a great deal, energy for democrats but no clarity on candidates like we see at the national level. >> trump is a hybrid. there are some things, some places where he blends the parties together. >> reporter: there is a long tradition in minnesota, rural folks and farmers and others and traditional union folks who support the president also. >> 45 after the hour, a sad statistic, nearly half of college students want in god we trust removed from us currency. father jonathan morris thinks he knows a way to get them to appreciate our national motto and he is here with that next. jillian: let see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> we will have pete hegseth live from the minnesota state fair, three continuous hours, a camera on him and a blood pressure thing, you won't belie

senator amy klobuchar counts as a sleeper candidate and she's not getting the buzz, bust cycles thatof the other candidates are. steady, solid, hitting her targets one after the other. it's almost like a pneumonic device as a candidate. that type of steady, steady performance as a candidate is also what she's offering to voters as a potential candidate. her campaign knew way out in advance that they were definitely going to make this third debate and they did, they're just steady and that is what she is offering, practical. getting it done. >> the president literally went on tv on fox and said that people's heads would spin when they see how much he would bring down pharmaceutical prices. instead, 2500 drugs have gone up in double digits since he came into office. instead, he gave $100 billion in giveaways to the pharma companies. for the rest of us, for the rest of america that's what we call at home all foam and no beer. we got nothing out of it, and so my proposal is to do something about pharma, to take them on and to allow negotiation under medicare and bring in less expensive d

the program includes amy klobuchar, steve bullock, pete buttigieg and bernie sanders. it is just over two hours. ♪

polled said that they were supporting steve bullock, bill de blasio, john delaney, gillibrand or amy klobuchar. klobuchar's already made the next debate stage of course. but this idea that felipe is floating that at many point you are hurting -- the argument could be made you're hurting the party because that's money and resources that could be diverted. what do you make of that? >> i think felipe is exactly right. at a certain point you have to take a long hard look at your campaign and say is it worth to for me to stay in this race? there's been criticism of the candidates running of the dnc for whittling the field and creating thresholds that are to unattainable. the field is starting to whittle itself. people are not supporting people who are polling, i mean, i guess if you're polling at 1% there's one out of one hundred people supporting you. but that's not going to get you elected and make you the nominee. at a certain point your money's going to start drying up, your burn rate is going to be out the roof. somebody like senator gillibrand has taken a lot of money from her senate account,

congressman tim ryan who will join us for a call-in program on board the c-span bus and senator amy klobuchar scheduled for 1:45 in the afternoon. senator kiersten gillibrand is scheduled for 3:15 in the afternoon. later today, senator elizabeth 4:45n is scheduled for eastern time and senator cory booker at 5:30 eastern time. we are streaming an event that is taking place in des moines together by a gun safety group. michael bloomberg bring together candidates, this event was put together at the last minute and it is being streamed on our website, c-span.org. we are watching governor jay inslee work the crowd, take questions and meet with fairgoers. [chatter] >> i think we should consider all kinds of efforts in that regard. say,ther thing i should you might want to check out what we have done in washington state because we have adopted one of the most innovative ways to get lower drug prices for people. we have been successful and we need those kind of efforts to get lower drug prices. >> what is an assault weapon? weapon994, an assault ban came up and if i voted for i would lose my seat but

eastern with governor jay inslee, senator kamala harris, senator amy klobuchar, senator formern gillibrand, governor john hickenlooper, senator elizabeth warren, and senator booker. watch the candidates live at the iowa state fair starting thursday on c-span and watch anytime online at c-span.org or listen live from you are on the go, using the free c-span radio app. served as that when he commissioner of the fda -- 23rd commissioner of the fda, joining us this morning to discuss federal regulation of cannabidiol, cbd as it is better known as. explain what cbd is. guest: it is a derivative of the cannabis plant. it is an oil extract, previously only available from the plant you grow marijuana from. 2018 farm bill legalized the growing of hemp, which is a form of cannabis that has low concentrations of thc. hemp become seeing a much more prominent agricultural crop. it can grow in poor quality soil, so you see it grown in lower quality soils. it could be a real opportunity for american farmers to develop a new crop. being able to derive cbd from hemp and market it, there's a hemp. pharmacie

i want to bring in senator amy klobuchar, campaigning in little rock, ar silk today.w you talked about guns in a speech there. the u.s. attorney of the eastern district of pennsylvania, which is in philly, pointed blame today at the city's district attorney, a crew kading progressive who is trying to make criminal justice reform a big part of his reign. tang a listen to the u.s. attorney. >> we have plenty of criminal laws in this city, but what we don't have is robust law enforcement. we have diversionary programs for serious gun offenses. we have the routine downgrading of charges for violent crime, and we have entire sections of the criminal code that are ignored. >> now, we're still learning of the details of what happened in philadelphia. you don't need to weigh in on that, but as a former prosecutor, what is the way to stop the kind of gun crime they had in philadelphia? here you have somebody who cannot legally buy a weapon. he would have been flagged, but he's able to buy they emillegally. >> the first thing is just not to point fingers and blame. i would say

but i'm looking, you may not believe me, i'm looking forward to sees how julian castro, amy klobuchar and others show up. >> they're right, they are real policy dirss, but i was interested in this business insider survey, a survey monkey poll, they say they worry that the party nominee will be too far to the left. 12% said they worry it will be too centrist. do you think that tells us anything about the electability question? is it as true for someone as polarizing as trump? >> i don't think anyone thought he was a centrist in 2019, but i will say i went through the p y primaries are pulling them to the left. you can talk about issues and maybe talk about what is necessary, and in 12 and 16 democrats were the incumbents, they sat back, they watched, they waited, and now the shoe is on the other foot and that is just a natural shranadvantage. gone are the days when you could go far left or far right. and they are out every day covering these events, and they're constantly being watched, so when they have health care immigration it will stay in the fall. >> i want to go back to your poi

first up, amy klobuchar. klobuchar: i've got the president outside in the east room and janet reno on the other and the military band starts playing hail to the chief. i start walking in and all of a sudden i feel this big can of my shoulder. and this voice says, i know you're going to do great out there. but when they play that song, i usually go first. [laughter] my first time there in the white house with iowa democrats. but it will not be my last. [cheering] i have spent the last few days on a 20 county to her. after the tragedies of this week it reinvigorated me. it reinvigorated me as i stood in front of that barn with the flags and i thought to myself, you know what, this flag is flying over el paso today. and it is flying over dayton today. and that is because we are one america. we are one america. and there are not two size. no they are not. when the other side is the clue clocks clan and white supremacists. - the ku klux klan.

klobuchar: ok. thank you. >> can we get amy in the background? sen. klobuchar: thank you.discernible] >> it was my pleasure to be here today. it was really remarkable. you hit an hour running, which is probably an indicator of what you will do. sen. klobuchar: i am really trying to make clear that what i talk about is what i am going to do. you can't just tell stories. people lose track of what you are saying. [indiscernible] >> thank you so much. somebody, she is an ordinary person with extraordinary ideas. sen. klobuchar: i actually use that with ordinary people doing extraordinary things. there we go. question, jane goldman. on google it said that trump is responsible for [indiscernible] 41 of which are made in this country. what is up with that? that has to be a talking point. sen. klobuchar: i think the economic point has to be made. >> absolutely. [indiscernible] >> go figure. sen. klobuchar: thank you. all right. you guys have everything you need? have fun. enjoy the day. go have an ice cream cone. this is going to inspire me. [indiscernible] >> campaign 2020, watch

paul: kim, briefly, anybody else have a shot going forward, cory booker, amy klobuchar, anybody else?s struck by the people who were supposed to have a shot in this debate but didn't really build on it, amy klobuchar is a very good example, you know, she was a bit quiet during the debate, didn't distinguish herself in any way and the same with corey booker and tried to go after joe biden and didn't get a lot of traction, people who had better nights and i don't see the rankings here changing a great deal. paul: okay, still ahead president trump's attacks on baltimore bringing the issuance front and center, panel takes a closer look at policies, the data is here next. >> the communities have been run exclusively by democrat politicians and it's been total one-party control of the inner ♪ limu emu & doug mmm, exactly! liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice! but uh, what's up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he

>> amy klobuchar on whether we should believe the president on passing new gun safety laws. >>> and what we're learning about what could be the worst russian nuclear disaster since children noble. "all -- chernobyl. "all in" starts now. >>> it's been more than two days since jeffrey epstein, accused of sex trafficking, was found dead by apparent suicide. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. he was accused of troosking girls as union at 14 for sex, and faced 45 years in prison if convicted. part of the reason why the death ofevery epstein is so surprising, it was just last month when he was found injured in his cell, semiconscious with marks on his neck. he was on suicide watch at that time. it was three weeks ago, did you sweet spite that sources say he was not on suicide watch at the time of his death. the guidelines for epstein's jail unit called for correction officers to check on inmates every 30 minutes. that did not happen. according to an administration official, quote, a number of hours lapsed between checks on epstein's cell. the officials also said that he did

paul: kim, briefly, anybody else have a shot going forward, cory booker, amy klobuchar, anybody else?people who were supposed to have a shot in this debate but didn't really build on it, amy klobuchar is a very good example, you know, she was a bit quiet during the debate, didn't distinguish herself in any way and the same with corey booker and tried to go after joe biden and didn't get a lot of traction, people who had better nights and i don't see the rankings here changing a great deal. paul: okay, still ahead president trump's attacks on baltimore bringing the issuance front and center, panel takes a closer look at policies, the data is here next. >> the communities have been run exclusively by democrat politicians and it's been total one-party control of the inner cities. >> no one has paid a further price than americans living in our nation's inner cities, they have paid a dear price, you see what's happening, you see our inner cities, we spent billions and billions for years and years and years and it's stolen money and it's wasted money and it's a shame. >> that was president

bill and i have the great pleasure of having senator amy klobuchar here today.se we are running a little late, i will suggest that perhaps you look at her website, which contains an extraordinary number of policies, and the most important part of them is that she can deliver on them. i want to tell you a couple of things about why i am supporting senator klobuchar. i am a child of immigrants. my parents came to this country literally with nothing after world war ii and i have been the beneficiary of the ideals, the aspirations, the hopes and dreams of most americans, and i want that to be for every american. i am the product -- yes. [applause] yes, i would clap for that too. i am the product of a public school education from a midwestern state. [applause] illinois. public education is the great equalizer. public education is what helps everyone benefit from economic prosperity. senator klobuchar makes a point of her policies being -- she ensures that what they are all about is to ensure access for everyone, that no one is left behind. currently, our economic pol

klobuchar: here we go. thank you. thank you. >> sorry, one more. >> can we get amy in the background? ove it. >> awesome. >> not at all. >> that would be great. sen. klobuchar: thank you. >> one last one. >> i will take it on mine. >> i just wanted to say hi. it is so good to see you. >> all those nice things they said about my list. >> yes. >> all right, thank you. >> amy, you've got my vote. >> hi. really remarkable. i have heard several of the other candidates. ,nd you are getting our money which is probably an indicator of what you will do. klobuchar: i really tried to make clear that what i'm talking about is what i'm going to do. >> thank you so much. she is an ordinary person with extraordinary ideas, i said. klobuchar: ordinary people doing extraordinary things. that's it. >> on google and said that trump manufacturing for 41 of which are made in this country. what's up with that? obuchar: the economic point has to be made. >> and he is saying how wonderful it is to keep everything america and he himself makes everything abroad. buchar: we've got to go? you guys got everything

no one else hit two in that poll including presidential candidate amy klobuchar. you're watching in the last 24 hours more elected republicans talk about background check bill, expanding gun control than you've probably heard in your time in the united states senate. do you believe these calls are genuine? >> i hope they are because we know what happened in 2018 where we had a number of people win elections who were in favor of background checks in, favor of moving legislation to do something about the slaughter that we've seen from these gun massacres. and so i do hope that it's real but we still haven't heard the ultimate word. which is the president pushing mitch mcconnell to call up the bill that is right on his doorsteps. that's what i would like to see. and we have worked on this for so long, i worked on it when i was in law enforcement. we worked on it after sandy hook. people never had the currently to get it done. this is the moment. >> assault weapons ban, an i know you're for -- vice president biden his plan causes for a gun buyback program. are you the