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andrew yang comes in and offers us this. >> i know you said you don't want support from white supremacists. but do you understand why they're drawn to you? do you need to do more to separate from them? >> i have completely disavowed support from anyone who holds a hateful or racist ideology. i'm the son of immigrants myself. that's antithetical to what i believe. i want to stay focused on trying to solve the problems of the american people. we are destroying many, many communities' paths forward in the 21st century. 30% of malls will close in the next four years because of amazon sucking up $20 billion in commerce each year. working in retail is still the most common job in our economy. >> how do you translate the online support into votes? >> i'm already polling nationally at 1% to 3% depending upon the poll. so most people still have not heard of me. as more people hear about me and my message and my vision for a trickle-up economy, our support will keep on growing. i have a cnn town hall next week that is a great opportun

andrew yang is live too. he says every american should get $1000 a month from the government but how do we pay for it? the economy is a top issue for voters so we will ask about that. north korea defiantly test firing a new weapon for the first time, denuclearization talks fall with kim jong un. we begin tonight with kristin fisher as we await the rejected version of mueller's report just hours away. >> reporter: democrats are furious about how the timeline will play out tomorrow morning. congress will not get a copy of the report until two hours after the attorney general hold his press conference at 9:30 a.m.. the chairman of the judiciary committee held a press conference tonight accusing bill bar of taking, quote, unprecedented steps to spin the report's findings. >> the central concern is the attorney general is not allowing the facts to speak for themselves but is trying to bake in the narrative about the report to the benefit of the white house. he is doing this just before the holiday weekend so it is

please welcome andrew yang. >> hello. thank you. >> welcome. got the crowd fired up and ready for you. >> i saw you were doing a p proposal of doing a halhalogram. are you come paining anywhere else right now? >> how the you know it's me in this chair? right now this is the only place i am. >> we're glad to have you. we have a lot of great questions for you. let's begin. we have emily benson here. she lives here in washington and works for a non-partisan think tank. go ahead. >> artificial intelligence has contributed to job automation leading to significant job losses in multiple sectors. how do you propose regulating a.i. to ensure human employment and what to you propose in terms of reskilling programs to keep americans competitive in the computer and machine age? >> what a phenomenal questions. this is the kwey challenge we'r facing as a country. he won by the numbers because we automated a way four million manufacturing jobs in michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin, missouri, iowa. all the the swing states he needed to win. they know wha

democratic presidential hopeful andrew yang is here. he says every american 18 and older should get a thousand bucks a month from the government. how was he going to pay for? brand-new fox news poll says the economy as a top issue for voters so we will ask him about that. and breaking tonight, north korea defiantly test firing the weapon the first tim time. since talks stalled with kim jong un. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. we begin tonight with corresponding kristin fisher as we wait the redacted version of my large report. hours away. good evening, kristen. >> good evening. democrats are furious about how the timeline of this release will play out tomorrow morning. congress will not get a copy of the report until about two hours after the attorney general holder's press conference at 9:30 a.m. they are so upset, the chairman of the judiciary committee held a press conference tonight accusing attorney general bill barr of taking "unprecedented steps to spin the report's findings." >> essenti

andrew yang will join me. his platform centers on something called universal sin come, something we'll get into depth later, but first he says the plan is necessary, it's a continuation of capitalism formed it would help address the negative effect of automation. he's also campaigning on several other policies, including decriminalizing opioids, easing the transition to self-driving vehicles. andrews, good to have you here. >> thank you for having me, it's a pleasure. what do you want andrew yang to be known for? >> to me the job of the democrats is to address the problems that got donald trump elected in 2016. you see one of the driving forces was we automated away, in michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin, missouri, iowa, all states he won -- so we need to wake up what they're calling the fourth industrial resolution. my campaign is about having 3/4 -- >> i put a list together of some of your policies. i've got a lot of he policies that you're -- you defy an obvious place on the political spectrum. >> in a

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but you had andrew yang and yetu petetigieg joining the race. what is andrew yang's message?e of revolutionary, i'm not coming in to be a candidate just to throw some rather traditional ideas around, i'm going to in here and put these big, sort of dramatic ideas, like the universal basic income, like legalizing a small amount ofin hethese sorts of things, with the idea, perhaps, that it gets to be part of the conversation, even if he is nota thidate, he is not the front return, he doesn't stay in for very long, t spas a conversation within the rest of the party. this is what happens at tis point in most campaigns. you have a whole bunch of candidates. the field winnows out, but many candidates try to put as many y eas out there as possible hoping that if tn't last maybe one of their ideas will. >> can someone lik think shape the race in some way. >> he may. i think it tell us his popularity. he already qualified for the debate stage. tell us about the media environment and the political environment we live in now. this is someone who got those debate requirements by appearing

andrew yang. who is kind of coming up with the idea that this type of of economy can be rolled out nationally what do you think of this i completely think it's an option we're obviously seeing a whole new set of jobs that are emerging new collar jobs are very different you know the blue collar new collar and the white collar and we're seeing extreme trends of opportunities where maybe you're not going into a four year career for your college and that's a huge obstacle to gaining some traction in the economy is that air b.n. b. may offer equity to super hosts air b.n. b. has not confirmed this believe that also trying to talk about this in terms of sharing equity with their drivers so this would be allowing these big cami folks to participate in equity in an i.p.o. what are your thoughts there i think it's strategically really smart you want to incentivize employees we're not technically employees but we're definitely part of the economy that we grew for them i mean they are what was the valuation

breeze looking out against it you know i'm going to start with this second headline here because andrew yang is in the news he's a local californian from silicon but there's a headline universal basic income is not socialism he says and is good for markets twenty twenty democratic presidential candidate andrew yang was talking on c b s now he's an entrepreneur a c.e.o. a business guy from silicon valley and you know i'm still i think for our summer solutions series and kaiser report we will talk about this you'd be a universal basic income again totally convinced of the merits of it however he's kind of looking at a different way of the story and he's looking at it as similar to what happens in alaska so alaska has not through any great entrepreneurial or innovation but just through sheer luck they have a lot of oil that oil creates a lot of income that then gets shared among the population so he's looking at his universal basic income idea as this is that the u.s. is hugely endowed with not only agricultural goods but a lot of silicon valley. exist purely through the goodwill of darpa and t

monday, c-span's road to the white house coverage continues with andrew yang holding a campaign rally at the lincoln memorial in washington. live coverage starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. castro talkingan with members of the asian and latino coalition in des moines, iowa. watch 8:00 p.m. eastern on listen online, and the free c-span radio app. on thursday, trump met with the president of south korea and his wife at the white house. he spoke to reporters about the arrest of julian assange and relations with north korea. and he spoke about the robert mueller report, which is expected to be released sometime this week. president trump: thank you very much. it's a great honor to have president moon of south korea with us, and a very, very great privilege to have mrs. kim. thank you very much. we hope you enjoy your stay. we are discussing many important things, including north korea, the relationships with north korea. i had, in many respects, a very good meeting. we did not fulfill what we wanted to, but in many ways we -- certain things were agreed to. my relationship is very good

and andrew yang's supporters do as well. why is that? ot them into the concept of andrew yank, but we know they love him. it really propelled him in the at right to prominence. the yang campaign is towing the line, do we want this? do we want these people with us? we don't know yet. >> thank you. >> sure. >> how about a little different tech story, new statements released by jeff bezos and his now former wife on hire divorce, i'm so grateful to all of my friends and family for reaching out with encouragement and love, it means more than you know. mckenzie will be giving up all of her interests in the washington post and blue origin. deirdre, take us out of the tabloid and into the business realm. why does this matter? >> this is very important for amazon shareholders, since news of the divorce, there was a sufficient lot of questions about what would happen, would jeff bezos continue to keep his control of the company? this confirms he will. it's a trade off here he's giving up 25% of his ownership. this makes mckenzie bezos one of the ri

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joining me now 2020 democratic candidate and author of "the war on normal people," andrew yang. ook. it's very interesting. andrew, welcome. i want to start with that, who are normal people? you've been traveling the country. what are they telling you? >> the normal people are the average american worker. right now the average american worker have trouble getting by, they might have one year of college, live paycheck to paycheck. the most common jobs are retail, call centers, fast food, truck driving and manufacturing and all of those jobs are being automated away as we speak. >> whose job it is so-to-solve f -- to solve that? president trump told people in ohio these plants will not close but government can't control that. when someone closes a plant, like or hate her, she's doing their job. but the normal people in america are angry. is the an are misguided? whose role is it to solve when normal people are getting screwed? >> it's our government's responsibility but they've been asleep at the switch. we're saying if thousands of plant workers lose their jobs, that's what capita

nobody is saying anything but andrew yang. i'm not sure why it is all on him but i don't care. i want somebody to tell the truth. >> the robots are going to eat us and kill us. >> no question. was the problem too. >> a massive problem because anybody running a business wants to illuminate labor costs, or reduce them, that is the imperative of the market. there is no sin in that. we say we need more workers for agriculture. very part of the agriculture economy are automated now. lawyers, physicians, huge sectors of white-collar mac are about to be overturned by a i and no one is talking about it because russia. >> i refuse to see a robot doctor. i will not have my temperature taken by robots. let's talk about tulsi gabbard. here's a little bit of that. >> they refuse to engage on the substance of this argument about why they continue to push for and try to wage these regime change wars ignoring the disastrous consequences on people in those countries and the american people. >> we disagree on many things but i admire your bravery for saying that out loud. shannon: you agree with

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breeze looking out against it you know i'm going to start with this second headline here because andrew yang is in the news he's a local californian from there's a headline universal basic income is not socialism he says and is good for markets twenty twenty democratic presidential candidate andrew yang was talking on c b s now he's an entrepreneur a c.e.o. a business guy from silicon valley and you know i'm still i think for our summer solutions series and kaiser report we will talk about this you'll be a universal basic income again totally convinced of the merits of it however he's kind of looking at a different way of the story and he's looking at it as similar to what happens in alaska so alaska has not through any great entrepreneurial or innovation but just through sheer luck they have a lot of oil that oil creates a lot of income that then gets shared among the population so he's looking at his universal basic income idea as this is that the u.s. is hugely endowed with not only agricultural goods but a lot of silicon valley. exist purely through the goodwill of darpa and the defense

we'll hear from andrew yang. first marianne williamson. if elected she would make history as the first female and first jewish president. in our audience tonight are democrats and independents who say they plan to participate in the democratic primaries and caucuses. please welcome marianne williamson. >> how are you? thank you so much. >> people from all over the world have read your books looking for guidance. what's the best advice and guidance you have gotten as you begun this journey and this can d candidacy for president. >> the best advice is to make it an extension of the journey aye been on for the past 35 years. i've worked up close with people trying to navigate their trauma and turn it into transnformatio. a lot of that has been the consequence of damage done by an irresponsible political establishment. that's given me a lot of passionate police chiefs abobel damage and what needs to be done. people told me to stay with that and make it clear. what you would do for a nation is what you would do for individuals. >> our first que

do you know andrew yang?'ve not heard of andrew yang, but after seeing this video from his rally in d.c., i'm intrigued. >> i want to prepare us for the true challenges of the 21st century, and i'm the right man for the job. because the opposite of donald trump is an asian man who likes math! thank you all very much. thank you, washington, d.c. i love you all. [ applause ] chant my name, chant my name. >> jimmy: is that a real candidate or somebody's stoner nephew is running for prom king? maybe we shouldn't have presidents. maybe we don't deserve them anymore. bernie sanders yesterday released his taxes. he released ten years worth of income tax returns which is great, now how about the other 200 years? there are a lot of interesting things in bernie's tax returns. for instance, i thought this was fascinating. he ate so much oatmeal last year he claimed the quaker oats man as a dependent. i need fiber! and he ventured into unfriendly territory, he was part of a town hall hosted by brett baier on fox news. an

call now to learn more. . >>> he's a businessman and entrepreneur, now andrew yang is a 2020 candidateion purse. the yang campaign reported the contribution were less than $200. with 80,000 donors, he will meet the dnc debate standard, for that he will need to show contributions in 20 different states. me, you heard that there is an asian man running for president that wants to give everyone $1,000 a month. and all of those things are true. it's law in alaska. it came this close to being law here in the united states. we need it more than ever. >> little known, scrappy democratic contender, what he is talking about there is his proposal for universal basicing in, you get $1,000 a month. he says daylight savings time should be all year long, you should have free financial counseling as an american citizen and free marriage counseling and ncaa should pay athletes. a crowded field, yeah, whatever, but -- >> he claims he's met the debate threshold, if that's true, he will have a chance to put these rather set of cent trick ideas in front of the democratic electorates and force the other ca

nobody is saying anything about it other than andrew yang. i'm not sure why it's falling to him, but i don't care. i want somebody to tell the truth about it. >> you are worried about the jobs but not that robust and ego won't kill us. >> kristin: i mxp through is that a problem question of course. anybody running a business wants to eliminate labor costs or reduce possible care that is the imperative of the market. it is real and we can't pretend otherwise. and so we often say we need more workers for agriculture. we don't know anything about agricultural really. many are not automated now. it is completely relative. lawyers, physicians, huge sectors of white collar america are about to be overturned by ai and nobody is talking about it because russia. >> i refuse to see a doctor a robot doctor i will not have my temperature taken by a robot doctor. let's talk about gabrielle, here is a bit of that. >> they refused to engage on the substance stomach substance of this article and why they continue to push for and try to wage these regime chan

the plan caused thousands of voter to ask who is andrew yang. raise your hand. storm topic number one. let us start tonight in washington where the calendar says spring but it feels like fall. look at that. barely escaping. the couple went on a road trip and winded up doing some window shopping after the wind blew down the utility poll on to the car. they had to be treated for ptsd because emma nem was on the radio. way for interesting, you guys. 5 million people have watched video of the road trip ruckus probably because it's a crazy scene and it's nice to see someone falling in the polls other than elizabeth warren. topic number two. a pilot flew from niagara falls to long island and afterward he was really wired. uh-oh. this plane lost power during the flight only to find it during landing. all three people were unhurt. the bad news they're in dang because the crash caused 50 house to lose power and they couldn't watch "games of thrones." they better not open the door. the plane has since been removed and while the officials are not released the pilot's name,

. >>> joining me democratic presidential candidate andrew yang. andrew, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> off of the jessica dean report there, $6.3 million for vice president biden in the first 24 hours. senator sanders raised a check of a lot of money in the first quarter. is it money, support, the polls showing democrats want experience? what's that mean to you, potentially, as an outsider businessman running in this race? >> well, we received over 100,000 donations from individual americans from around the country. i'm set to make that in the base of grassroots fund-raising. i'm thrilling that vice president biden is in the race. but america is searching for new energy and people with different experiences. >> let me ask you about a tweet you sent out. you said, gop is a flawed measurement that doesn't reflect how we're doing. i'd be thrilled to celebrate an uptick in children's health or decrease in drug overdoses." this comes after the finding that the economy drew by 2.3% in the first quarter. if you're the nominee for the dem

joining me now andrew yang.esting following, the joe rogan following, i didn't think of it as more right leaning. you have this strange boonelet of people. what we see as the fever swamps of the far right following your campaign. but you're running as a democrat. what is that about? >> we're trying to solve the problems that helped get donald trump elected in the first place. which included the automation of michigan, ohio, wisconsin, pennsylvania. all the swing states he needed to win. my friends in silicon valley know we're about to do the same thing to millions of retail workers, truck drivers. fast food workers. we need to conform to our next phase as quickly as possible. >> it's the high of -- we need to wake america up to the fact that it is not immigrants that we should be concerned about, it's the fact that our economy is evolving with advanced technology to the point where more and more americans are going to struggle from meaningful opportunities. >> you come from the business world? that's where you g

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. >> so as field of 2020 democratic candidates grows andrew yang is attempting to separate himself, byuniversal income for every american, as there are $1,000 a month payment to every person will help. >> this i is an american idea, t not right or left but forwarded. >> the idea is university basic income, a hot topic with supporters as varied as andrew yang to fel fellow entrepreneur, elon musk. a fixed income that every adult would receive from the federal government. to help with expenses but not to live on. this would help with loss of jobs to automation and ai. >> we believe in universal basic income, in a time when studies have shown that families that have a crise of 400 dollars in a month, may experience a setback that may be difficult even impossible to recover from, a third of our city still lives in property. reporter: state of alaska has been paying a yearly stipe en -- stipen since 1982. this year, stockton california started it, giving 500 monthly prepaid debit cards, to 130 residents. >> it to help grow the economy by creating the conditions for private businesses to cre

. >>> presidential candidate andrew yang has a fresh idea of what campaigning for 2020 could look likeach multiple audiences in battleground states at the same time. and he debuted what this could look like on "tmz live" showing a hologram of himself rapping alongside a hologram of tupac shakur. >> it is you sort of performing with a tupac hologram, a very na famous tupac hologram, performing "american's most wanted." >> can you explain, i was asking the producers, what's the plan here? >> if you look closely at that footage you'll see that's not actually me performing with hologram tupac, that's a hologram of me. >> if that piqued your interest, i'll be moderating a town hall with andrew yang tomorrow night at 7:00 right here on cnn. (woman) what should we do with it first? (man) road trip. (woman) yes. (woman) off-road trip. (couple) [laughter] (couple vo) whoa! (man) how hot is the diablo chili? (waitress) well. you've got to sign a waiver. [laughter] (ranger) you folks need bear repellent? (woman) ah, we're good. (man) yes. (vo) it's a big world. our new forester just made it even

i can see the yard signs now: "andrew yang for a better wang!" ughter ) ( cheers and applause ) that was a long walk, but 100% worth it. long walk to the wang. and yang thinks this is an important voting bloc for him, saying of the anti-circumcision movement, "i'm highly aligned with the intactivists." not to be confused with the anti-neutering movement: the ( bleep )-tivists. we've got a great show for you tonight! paul giamatti is here! but first, i ask some questions to alexandria ocasio-cortez. stick around. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) and mateo and kevin got dressed to meet someone special. and millions of others americans got dressed for their own personal reasons. stitch fix. personal styling for everybody. what if i wielded the power of i could bend reality to my will, with a snap of my fingers! i just saved money with geico. i saved hundreds of dollars! nice! that is a lot of money. the power is exhilarating!! hahahahahaha! hah. ha. just got something in my throat. yea... marvel studio's "avengers endgame." in theaters april 26. ♪ ♪ ( ♪ )

presidential candidate andrew yang is campaigning on the program.you with more on all of this. reporter: connell, some call it free money. the idea behind universal basic income, provide essentially a government safety net that would help any american that was in need. it would not be a source of income. it would apply to people regardless of economic or employment status. while the idea is not new long shot democratic presidential candidate andrew yang is calling for each family to get $1000 a month. he says the money would be funneled back into the economy. >> this is not going to diminish work. it is actually going to enhance and amplify work that needs to get done. putting resources into americans hand so they can participate in the market to be able to activate the demand for services. reporter: some americans already taking part in universal basic income programs, a test program in tock ton, california provides low income residents with 500-dollar debit card. critics argue it won't help with unemployment. >> universal basic income is not the w

>> i have been watching andrew yang, and i think some of the things that he says is unifying.c income and trying to speed limit $1,0upple month. >> i liked andrew yang, the minute i heard him talk. he's a bright guy. he expresses himself well. >> i definitely want to see joe biden in the mix. let's say it's today joe biden/elizabeth, i'm in 100%. it depends on who is next to him. >> are you more motivated by a candidate's positions or are you more motivated by a candidate that can beat donald trump? >> i think we have to vote for the one that can win by the numbers. i think joe's a great candidate. >> even if you didn't agree with all of his platforms. >> exactly. >> it doesn't matter who is right, it matters who is going to win because i think that trump is an obstructionist and an embarrassment and he's destroying what this country's about. >> how many of you believe that joe biden can beat donald trump? all of you. but yet you're not ready to vote for him. >> i have a lot of respect for joe biden, but in a lot of ways he really represents politics of the -- of the 20th cent

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more coverage with democratic presidential candidate and tech entrepreneur andrew yang holding a campaign rally at the lincoln memorial, live at 6:00 p.m. eastern. we will have that on c-span. you can watch these events live online at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. communicators,he from the state of the net conference in washington dc we speak with daphne keller on speech restrictions on media platforms. goes into the company a country that is a lucrative market and now going to have yourage over the platform are running the risk that country is going to tell you to censor things or tell you to invade your user privacy or turn over data to the police and that absolutely happens with countries all over the world. not unique to china. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. 2019.is tax day here to talk next about the impact of the 2017 law and how pete sepps are going, and josh bivens. both of you may have heard some of the conversation the first hour how it's affecting some of our viewers and listeners. how do you think the 2018 returns look for most p

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more coverage with democratic presidential candidate and tech entrepreneur andrew yang holding a campaignly at the lincoln

there's a long shot name a crowded candidate named andrew yang is a very smart young man sort of forty four years old who who is the one candidate i'm aware of who's talking about structural change bill weld said he wants to challenge president trump is talking about structural change but if we look back. roosevelt was a classic example of someone who really brought about change right right and he did that because he had a country in depression yes that's correct and if you look at history you'll see that every thirty or forty years in the history of america there's been a major shift in the way we governed the last time was the one nine hundred sixty s. which was prompted by the civil rights movement and the environmental movement in protest against the guess the vietnam war the time before with roosevelt could were facing a crisis of the great depression and that prompted his leadership to to introduce social safety nets the time before with a progressive era when we got rid of less a fair could be realize or couldn't trust factory owners not to abuse child labor. so we're overdue fo

not much there's a candidate named andrew yang of the democratic side who's talked about rebuilding civil service systems sunset laws that sort of thing here's the only one that i've seen with concrete structural overhauls but the candidate who comes out and says we're going to maintain the important government oversight functions of the environment and safety and you know basically all the functions i think are important we're going to maintain it but we're going to do it in a commonsense way we're going to let local communities provide services in their own way governments not going to let them do whatever they want but instead of being big brother breathing down their neck we're going to be more like a distant uncle and make sure they don't you know stray beyond the boundaries we're going to give people room just room that's all people need room to do a good job and right now they don't have that room and the person who makes that pitch i think will get twenty million votes philip thank you so much for your time today the book again is trying commonsense replacing the failed ideologies

should have that conversation but it's not just prisoners democrats want to get to the polling booth andrew yang one of the twenty democratic presidential candidates has also suggested lowering the voting age to sixteen republicans and particular have come out against the move saying it would give democrats an unfair advantage over it many say it is the economy that will determine the outcome of the twenty twenty alexion which could potentially be the key to a trumpet victory a recent c.n.n. poll shows more than seventy percent of americans are positive about the u.s. economy right now a record number since two thousand and one in particular more than fifty percent are pleased with trump's handling of the economy analysts predict a healthy economy coupled with low unemployment and rising wages might lead to a second term for trump political expert and author john a lot of believes the democrats have lost touch with the average voter. most americans think once you kill people and you take away their right to be alive your rights are pretty much the gate at least until you've served out your term