. >> everyone is talking aoc and starbucks. i've got a live interview with a seattle investor who has gone toe-to-toe with howard schultz and says he's wrong. >>> first, revealing why bob mueller is looking at a firm that war game russian style election meddling. it's a doozee. why some say they admire aoc. politics and the manhattan madam and roger stone. what she says the feds are looking for. a new report on that. i'm ari melbourne. you are watching "the beat" on msnbc. >>> our other top story tonight is a political and policy juggernaut shaking the democratic party. the aoc effect. congresswom congresswoman and dra ocassia. now has potential candidates criticizing her economic agenda. the first thing to know it's broader than partisan politics. she has been arguing for economic reform that goes beyond what passes for a lot of debate in d.c. >> social movements are the moral compass and should be the moral compass of our politics. i do think a system that allows billionaires to exist when there are parts of alabama where peo

take aoc's delightful dancing video.reated a fake stories of the conservative's attacked her. not really. the only stories written by the dance were about liberals using it to falsely smear the right. the press creates a shield around her and which any criticism must be due to sexism or bigotry when infected in their heads and not ours. real criticism about her actual beliefs which are retreads of horrible ideas from previous entries. socialism with a smile. fascism among friends, venezuela meets vegan. the sad news is we have proof of such utopian nightmares. so many young people don't care. socialism is a brand that happily reinvents itself with every naive generation. aoc's fans like to say she is living in our heads. in fact it's the policies that live in our heads. they should live there. we know so many people who have been brutalized by such idea. when you hear someone talk about socialism like it's a fun new way to pay down my college debt, you've got to screen. prepare to be called awful things for doing so. tod

he was basically aoc 30 years ago. this is what happens when you put a couple hundred million dollars in someone's bank account, all of a sudden they love capitalism. i'm happy to hear it anyhow. >> until he had records to show, right, jack? it benefits him, capitalism that is over time. i hate the verb i guess that aoc if i use that term used which is allows. come on. allows? actually propagates, creates billionaires, creates success. capitalism doesn't allow anything. it actually promotes people to be more efficient. it allows free markets to at least behave, so there's your allows. it allows companies who do things well to actually make profits, those who don't by the way via the free market wills go away -- free markets will go away. they will get blasted out of there because people won't buy their stuff. capitalism works. >> where does she think the wherewithal comes from that enables her to wear those nice clothes? business people do it. they are able to do it because they have capital from savings of people. >>

. >> it's save for me to say aoc. she is a card-carrying socialist.e the most successful economic system known to mankind. it's good to hear her talk about that. we should pick it apart and laugh about it. it's better to go after her for her beliefs than anything else. >> 70%, kennedy that will knock you back into next year. >> this is where anderson cooper had to push her and talk about the unintended consequences of 70% taxes on the wealthiest americans. they do pay more money in taxes because they make more money. you don't have to tax them at 70%. liberals try to discredit trickle down economics. they don't know what it means. if rich people had less money to spend, that means they are investing less in companies. those new businesses are not employing people who need to get into the work force for the first time. when you shackle people with economic immobility, it's one of the most immoral things human being can do to one another. she is saying i think less of you as a human being, i will impose my 3w4r50e6s on you. -- beliefs on you. >> aoc tak

david: you did indeed. >> frankly aoc, 70% income tax makes a lot more sense than a wealth tax.bout an income tax. it's what the states do already by the way with property. you pay 2 1/2% of the value of your house or yacht or whatever. that's a wealth tax. the problem with it -- theoretically, they are both right. it will slow the economy and reduce income inequality by making richer people poorer. that's not a good scenario. that's what they had in cuba and the soviet union. as far as why it doesn't work, you should look at it -- the left does not see it. all the european countries have been getting rid of their wealth tax. little known fact, those protests in france are because they got rid of the wealth tax and raised the gas tax, which makes a lot of economic sense, but the public doesn't like it, which you just saw in that poll result. the problem is the whole point of the u.s. constitution is to prevent idiot policies like this, populist policy that everybody wants and would ruin the economy and send us down the path of the soviet union. in fact, what you want to tax is m

and aoc? >> there is the rub.ues and asked candidates how they are going to actually affect these proposals, that's where things start to fall apart. i think a great example of this was with kamala harris this week on the cnn town hall. >> harris: medicare for all? >> yeah, she kind of revealed the truth of the medicare for all proposal, which is that you lose private insurance. when when he released her to pun it, it can fall apart. >> harris: alex and antjuan, thank you. i'll be back in a moment uh uh - i'm the one who delivers the news around here. ♪ liberty mutual has just announced that they can customize your car insurance so that you only pay for what you need. this is phoebe buckley, on location. uh... thanks, phoebe. ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ our big idaho potato truck and we're going to find it. awe man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. woi felt completely helpless. trashed online, my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defe

increase in the top marginal rate in her plan, bernie sanders had 52%, well shy of the 60 to 70% that aoc casually mentioned. shiftingthat we use is the overton window, that being ,he range of acceptable ideas not necessarily approved ideas but ideas that are acceptable to be talked about because they are within the realm of possibility. by throwing out numbers like 60 or 70% she got a shift in that window to the left. host: one place where she talked about this plan was on late-night television recently. here is an interview with the freshman congresswoman. whenndria ocasio cortez: we talk about a 70% marginal tax rate it is not on all of your income it is on your 10 million and one dollar. after you make $10 million in one year your dollars after that start to get progressively taxed at a much higher rate. really what that is is it is the tax interpretation of one answer to the question of how much is -- at what level are we really living in access and what kind of society do we want to live in? [applause] do we want to live in a city for example, a city where billionaires have their ow

. >>> coming up, speaking of aoc, she's a great dancer. no amount of tap dancing can distract from how bad she is at math. how fast would her policies ruin the economy? find out next. ♪ [ telephone ringing ] -whoa. kennedy: oh, aoc alexandria ocasio-cortez policy explanations are fishy at best, even when she's slugging softballs in the friendliest of pitchers, she has the darnest time making sense. here's aoc from last night's "60 minutes." >> one of the criticisms of you is that your math is fuzzy. the washington post awarded you four pinocchios for misstating statistics about pen gone spending. >> if people want to blow up one figure here or one word there, i wo uld argue that they're missing the forest for the trees. i think there's a lot of people more concerned about being precisely factually and semantic semantically correct then being morally right. >> become factual correct is important. >> it's absolutely important. kennedy: this is clumsy. well this was clumsy. when you're guided by a subjective and wishy washy superiority riddle

aoc subscribes to their views. ends up being mostly liberal democrats who believe in modern monetary theory. it's thatheadline, nightmare of the right, new taxes. she is just getting started. peter coy is one of the authors of the story. we are taking your calls. darlene is in henderson, nevada. caller: thank you for taking my call. pay towardor people income tax. the outcome from the income taxes are basically nothing. there is no oversight for public schools and our children are not making it. if we are paying taxes, the benefit to how we utilize the prison. why can't we have more health care? moret think we need to do as citizens of america. thank you. host: is the solution in your mind more taxes? higher taxes? is it better use of the taxes we have not? caller: it's getting more taxes from people like air current president. that we have a better use for those taxes. we need to have accountability. it doesn't matter if it's health i got a mastectomy. i got no treatment. then they dropped my insurance. where's th

some worry that oh -- let's see is it aoc yeah it is aoc i get those names in the wrong order occasionallyorried that her radical ideas will permeate the democratic party ahead of the 2020 presidential election. don't worry, globalist elites, president trump will take care of this matter in 2020. you will be even less comfortable if he does it right. cortez also making waving with their dier prediction about the impact of are you ready -- climate change. >> we're like the world is beginning to end in 12 years if you don't address climate change and your biggest issue is -- your biggest issue is how are we going to pay for it and like this is the war. this is our world war ii. >> world war -- which world war would it be? >> i don't know. well -- we'll let her work that out. al gore by the way made a similar prediction back in 2016. he said that world would reach the point of no return in ten years. and yet here we are -- now only 12 more years to go according to aoc. joining us tonight former trump campaign aid citizens united president author david great to have you with us. you know, i ha

the sweater and the collar. >> marie: aoc and beto. i'm not a big aoc fan from policy perspective.ocial media savvy. it's a different generation of politicians. when she cooked dinner, it went viral. so when people saw it and said that's my life. people want politicians who seem real and that's why you see both of them. >> kennedy: i hope that is not the threshold. >> marie: i think it's necessary but not sufficient. >> jesse: isn't she a harvard professor? get me a beer. >> greg: it was humanizing. >> marie: elizabeth warren i don't think will be the nominee. >> kennedy: if she played the devil's triangle. >> marie: democrats, i think, i hope, want someone who was the best chance of beating donald trump even though it might not be the person who your ideology lines up with. >> dan: this is one of the top-five cringeworthy moments. it's up there with john kerry and the teletubby uniform. howard dean. the famous hillary clinton "give me the hot sauce." hillary clinton does not carry hot sauce. >> marie: she does. everyone who worked for her and the state department said she did. >>

what about aoc mania, back with the panel?ave a little bit of a problem. they have this aging class of lawmakers who are not very exciting. and then they have some that are so young they do not have well-formed ideas. they might have a lot of enthusiasm, but they are saying things like billionaire should not exist and that global warming will kill us all in 12 years. the problem is that is where the enthusiasm is. and it is clear that it is attracting a lot of her fellow colleagues. i'm not sure how much that will work when you are trying to run a national election or you're trying to grow the party. the more extreme, yes, she is getting very favorable coverage from the media. the more you alienate the coalition to have a successful party. >> when it comes to her democratic critics, i believe she just told stephen colbert that she does not give a flying word that i cannot say here on cable, i guess i technically could. spilling give us a little heads up, we can be pew. >> i will played a little bit safer there. but she is maki

aoc will sit on the financial services committee.t but as long as there is no cave-in on the wall, they will stay in line with their leader nancy pelosi. the election of young socialists to congress really did have an impact on us all. the second hour of "varney & company" rolls on. ♪ stuart: so aoc will sit on the house financial services committee. so too does sean duffy, republican from wisconsin. he is with us now. what do you think aoc's impact will be on your committee? i mean whatever she suggests is not going to get through the senate, is it? >> it probably won't get through the house. but let's be clear, financial services are plumbing of free enterprise, banking insurance, capital markets, the fed. all you things you talk about on the committee have a bigger impact than taxes. it wasn't her prized position of the tax committee but financial services not a bad second place. and listen, she is radical. so we're going to see in full force in this committee her radical views. by the way the chair is maxine waters. so they're ki

and we look at how aoc is trolling the gop. but we start with president trump's pr offensive on his broken wall promise. trump scrambling with democrats, standing tough, and more signs republicans are cracking on day 17 of the trump shutdown. trump announcing today he will address the nation from the oval office for the first time tomorrow, and he will visit the border on thursday, saying it is a humanitarian and national security crisis. this is a crisis for trump's wall talking points, and the rush limbaugh base he was scared by. here are the fax. a homeland security chart showing the number of apprehensions of undocumented immigrants at the southern border. you can see a massive decline over 18 years when 11% jump between 2017 and last year. in the last eight years, we've seen some of the lowest numbers in history. now trump is shifting his posture on the wall. watch this. >> we have to build a wall. going to build a wall. we're going to build a big, beautiful wall. >> steel slats. we don't use the wall necessarily. >> great

. >> jesse: i getting aoc for tag. -- fatigue. she's everywhere. she's all over the internet.over it already. think about what she is saying. she is saying illegal aliens are more american than the president of the united states. she is a reverse birther, the opposite of what trump said. now she is saying that i.c.e. agents are committing human rights violations. i.c.e. agents are the actual people who -- she is saying in the midst of decades, best wage growth, gdp growth. capitalism isn't working. let's try socialism? it's the kind of stuff you hear your average college democrats saying you kind of roll your eyes. now she is a member of congress. the training wheels are off. she is popping wheelies through the country, throwing hand grenades out there. she is a problem not for republicans. she is a problem for pelosi. that's what i think. chuck or nancy, however. she's good for ratings here at fox. >> juan: i think all over the conservative media universe, they seem to delight and what do they call her, aoc. i must tell you, guess what, the american people agree with her. >>

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we have aoc. alexandria ocasio-cortez if i can say that carefully. don't laugh, curt. and by aoc.. and barack obama in the discussion. the question, as we look at discussion of these politicos how does that translate moving forward? we've certain seen within the last three years just the importance and resonance that this might indicate a candidate or politico has? >> the world is different. social media is important but not efrverything. important for branding, for getting your message out. most importantly, important for authenticity. for voters to believe they are actually -- they understand who somebody really is and what motivates them. but candidates come through with just package communications. it's just not going to break through. this is not even work -- didn't work in the 2016 race. the clinton campaign was too packaged in 2016 and we're still two years forward. going to the dentist? maybe crossed the line. people have to understand who they are. those using it longer have a greater comfort and will break through more than candidates trying to come through and having it

some of these new house members that aren't far left that like aoc, they're feeling the pressure.ied to stop them from going to the white house. >> laura: some of these people are is criticizing clemson, the national football champions, this is steny hoyer on with bret baier about whether the wall is immoral >>> a wall is immoral if it tries to imprison people who shouldn't be imprisoned. >> okay. >>> the wall is -- that protects people is not immoral. >> do you think a wall, a barrier is racist? >>> bret, listen. >> mr. leader, here is the bottom line. >>> i don't talk in those terms, i don't think that's the way we ought to look at it. >> laura: as i said in the angle, calling someone or something racist as a way to avoid a substantive debate that's a weak sister move >>> and it defies the gravity of where they were. in 20006 chuck schumer voted not just for steel barriers that they want to build, chuck schumer and barack obama voted for over $50 billion. the president is asking for one tenth of that amount. >> laura: i think the president has to stay s he has to be a wall of st

nickname from aoc to dnc because she is running the democratic party.he is the tail is wagging the entire donkey of the democratic party. >> tucker: very quick, how terrified and resentful do you think nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and steny hoyer and all of the elderly mandarins of the democratic party -- how much would they hate aoc? >> this is the first time she's been in office, she's not even 30 years old, every time she opens her mouth she gets tremendous attention, radical ideas like let's abolish ice, that was a crazy idea six months ago, she came out for it, now it's a standard plank of that democratic party. i think she's running the democratic party right now, remarkable. >> tucker: she's everything they deserve. in the wake of the march for life, planned parenthood is hitting new highs in revenues and the number of abortions it commits and that you get to pay for involuntarily, we got the new numbers on that after the break ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. little things can be a big deal. that's why

. >> aoc.how she's getting sound bites because she's made it cool and now all of a sudden you've got mayor bill deblasio who says it's working for her maybe i can jump on that bandwagon as well. it's upsetting like a fog. this socialism narrative is like a fog that's in the media, the democratic party, and it's cast ing shadows where there need not be shadows. if the mayor deblasio would focus on the 15% of bronx students who don't even get through ninth grade instead of trying to provide healthcare for illegal aliens here, he'd be a lot better off. trish: that's what's so crazy about it right too? it's mixed with this sort of okay we can do it all and we'll just open our borders and bring everyone here and offer them the land of the plenty. well you know, someone has to pay for it. >> that's just it trish, whenever the word free is used which it always is, it should never be used. it's never free. it is taxpayer funded. taxpayer funded. >> thank you. but you know, in new york, especially, cali

you mentioned aoc, alexandria occasio-cortez.g the constant attacks on fox against this freshman congresswoman? >> look, she's got a target on her back because she ticks every box that makes conservative men uncomfortable. she's a woman, latina, young, working class. she's a millennial. she's a democratic socialist. everything that makes people uncomfortable. and she's a star, a rising democratic star. she has a lot of power. people are really responding to her on social media, as charlotte said, in the same way that people responded to trump kind of emotionally a couple of years ago. so i think in some ways she's sort of the ideal anti-trump and she is threatening white conservative men's power and they're terrified of her. >> thus she's a feature on fox. is that what you're saying? >> absolutely. they're trying to take her down. they're using all the tricks in the patriarchy. >> replying to sean hannity. she was proud about a comment hannity made attacking her the other day. is she trying to have it both ways, charlotte, by one

some of these new house members that aren't far left like aoc, they are starting to feel the pressureey tried to stop some of them from going to the white house the other day. >> laura: they are criticizing clemson. they are criticizing clemson. people are criticizing the national football champions. this is steny hoyer on with bret baier today about whether the wall is immoral. let's watch. >> a wall is immoral if it tries to imprison people who shouldn't be in prison. a wall that protects people is not immoral. >> shannon: do you think a wall, a barrier is racist? >> i don't talk in those terms. i don't think that's the way we ought to look at it. >> laura: as i said in the angle, calling someone or something racist is a way to avoid a substantive debate is, it's a week sister move. >> it defies the gravity of where they were. in 2006, chuck schumer voted not just for steel slat barriers, chuck schumer and barack obama voted for over $50 billion. the president is asking for one-tenth of that amount. >> laura: i think the president has to stay. he has to be a wall of strength. >> pre

you personally. >> marie: i don't like most of bernie sanders or aoc's policy proposals.think it's a huge stretch to compare them to what's happening in venezuela. we can take them on on their own and not say they want us to be venezuela. when it comes to venezuela, i would say we as the united states should promote our values and do things like recognizing the interim president. we have to keep in mind what is the best way we can affect the outcome we want? >> greg: so you are saying assassination. >> marie: sometimes the united states has tried to get certain outcomes by being too involved in other countries internal affairs, by supporting opposition leaders or revolutions. we have to keep in mind that we have a little bit of a checkered history here. the other thing i would bring up is the diplomats that are still there. president maduro has asked them to leave. the present we are recognizing now is asking them to stay. as of right now, they are staying but they are in the middle of a very tense security situation. they are short of being used as pawns here on the grou

aoc, these are old tired ideas. even those who love the president might look at a successful, truly successful businessman like howard schultz and say my god, he looks rational compared to the clown show on the right and left we have in american politics today. >> know what the difference is with howard schultz? he really does understand business and profit motive, and the ability when you spend a dollar, you take in a dollar, you spend a dollar, not take in a dollar, spend $1.10 like our government continues to do. when i was watching this interview last night, i was applauding him because he's standing alone at this point in fiem. i'm amazed there's nobody else out there that wants to bring it up or talk about it. you know what will end up happening? one day the debt will explode, the left will blame the right, the right will blame the left and i will blame it on all of them. david: i'm wondering if a lot of activists are against schultz getting into it because they think it will pull away from the democrats but m

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i want to also say that i saw you -- you call her aoc. well, aoc ran over today to john lewis, and i could tell what she was saying. she said i have a seat. would you like to take my seat. he said no, you take my seat. it was incredible seeing the old members, the o.g.s, and the new members working together, sitting side by side. lucy macbeth was sitting next to others. this was a great day to see people coming together. many of the veterans, who many of us helped to elect across the country, again, they were sitting next to people who i would call a couple doves, but they're working together. armed services. >> you call them o.g.s? >> i'm an o grg. didn't ben franklin say you need the ogs and -- >> you know it. >> he also had the shades. not just the clear spectacles. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. i just want you to know i got -- >> okay. okay. >> i got it. >> but this was a great day, and i want also to give a shut out to hakeem jeffreys. it was like church in there. church. >> yeah. there was a lot. i saw that. we played a little bi

we cannot leftists aoc have monopoly on morality.ol, aoc, think i that is something -- to be fair she is saying that 70% rate would kick in at 10 million which is two weeks of work for you. so what are you complaining about? >> the neil the point is, 70% isn't the issue. doesn't matter if it is 5%. morality is really the issue here. what is moral, a society allows for billionaires isn't moral. what's moral is that society that allows people to be free, to pursue their interests, to keep what they earn. what's moral is society that treats people as end unto themselves, not means to an end for someone in wyoming with ring worm or whatever she was talking about. the a society protects people right to their own life. that is making america very unique. hatred for billionaires, keep in mind billionaires became billionaires became they create it, earn it. this hatred for billionaires is european and anti-american and so recent in our history. very disappointing. neil: we look at her, see her election of representative of passion for the pa

because what are they criticizing aoc for? 70%. that's too high. it would never work.the tax is too high, to expensive but she gets the moral high ground. she gets to say wouldn't it be wonderful if everyone could get free college, free healthcare, all these things. this idea that what you earn is not yours and that if you make a lot of money, it is government's role to redistribute it. the republicans used to be against that. and if they want to counter aoc, they need to make the moral argument, not the fiscal argument because a paul krugman or another economist will come up and say no, no, those numbers work just fine, and they don't. >> regarding her numbers, though, didn't she propose a tax on only those that make more than 10 million dollars, and if you look, i think the latest numbers i have seen from 2016, there's only 16,000 people in america that make that amount of money. so no, i'm not defending her, because that won't fund medicare for all, definitely not. the other issue, though, the other issue is you go back to the 1950s, where was the tax rate then? it

now only 12 more years to go, according to aoc.ng us his former trump campaign aide, david bossie, great to have you with us. david, i have to say, i find her absolutely entertaining, interesting. she is saying some things that i think are screwball. she seen some things that i think people need to hear, especially the globalist elites. they need to be reminded there is a countervailing influence to even vast consolidated economic power like they hold. it is the american working man and woman in the middle-class working families. >> you're right. she does say some interesting things. however, saying the world is going to end in 12 years, his not one of them. >> lou: wait a minute, al gore said that he got away with it. what's the problem? when you look at the left-wing media saluted when he said it. >> that was a long time ago. were still here. there is no science to black up the claims. >> lou: let me make a note of that, david. >> what she says gets people's attention. she's an attention getter. but, i wish we could change the ru

apparently he hasn't had very good advisors but the media darlings, you look at an aoc who is constantlytar, not everyone can do that. not everyone can be an aoc or donald trump and i think all of them are trying to be that person. >> this is the thing, he was good on twitter and the other stuff, the other policy agenda that always seems to be missed , there's an agenda there. >> and varney has one but i guess now it's narrowed to 34. one has to take into account. i think this will be ambitious series of primaries. i think they will destroy each other and it will be some fun to watch. >> is there anyone you've seen so far or speculate. >> i still think some of the california democrats are pretty interesting because it's a tough state to win statewide election. i think kamala harris has a good strategy. she has some real issues with hypocrisy and her civil liberties are awful. eric garcetti is really good at branching areas and don't count out gavin newsom. he's buying out face back adds all of the country. >> i think they all field are the most important person. >> and californians reall

melissa: aoc. >> one congresswoman with one opinion.and does not - he is not what that the party stands for when it comes to taxation. if you think about this . melissa: if there while the stream. it's what they're trying to love happen. >> it would never pass the house and if it did in some parallel universe if it managed to pass the senate it would be vetoed by the president. for every aoc there is to moderate democrats that just got lucky. i've been pointing this out but of the 60s exceeds the democrats picked up only - a woman named katie porter turned orange county call for greater tax relief for small businesses. melissa: but i love there's democrats out there who are distancing themselves and diminishing the progressivism saying there's one or two of them and were not going to give them any time in front of the microphone. >> that's the mystery. they keep giving her so much airtime. melissa: that is the media's fault. >> mainstream media is saying this is our gal and we will get painter. how can you get behind them one who has ab

rob: i'm sure to be fair aoc got a number of nasty comments herself.lad you said that, twitter is actual opportunity -- rob: nobody plays fair on twitter. i guess i will do this, carol barnett, carol barnett at golden globes. >> touching speech at golden globes, watch. >> my first love growing up was the movies and later when i was a teenager we got first television set and then i had a new love. i'm happy that our show happened when it did and i can lock back and say once more, i am so glad we had this time together. carley: such a sweet moment and well deserved honor, congratulations, what an extraordinary honor, well deserved. another person saying thank you for all the wonderful memories and lastly, she should host the oscars, interesting suggestion there. jillian: what is this whole fiji girl thing, i have no idea. carley: celebrities expected to be in the spotlight last night but unexpected face is getting all the attention on social media, a woman who was serving fiji water on the red carpet appeared in a countless number of pictures in the back

i will play some tape later of him going after aoc. you see the reaction everywhere. he's making it hard for them to protect their choice. >> dana: united against him. the other person who went after the left by name, i think aoc, maybe elizabeth warren. michael bloomberg. they are independent guys. wait, we don't want to go that way. they freak out on the left is quite dramatic and i think they are looking to say my goodness. you're going to elect donald trump. what are you doing? i think it's just as possible it could hurt trump. if you look at 1992, some people say ross perot didn't have an effect because if you look at the data, bush won texas and florida. it didn't matter in the end. but could it matter this time? that's how you elected bill clinton. >> greg: it's hard to remember '92. i was like 14. >> dana: you didn't even have to shave. >> greg: i wanted to. >> jesse: you were older than 14. >> jedediah: the first election i ever voted in. >> greg: interesting. i didn't ask for that information but that's okay. when "the view" has a nasty reaction to someone,

it's the same with aoc and i didn't hear one single republican complain about her dancing video, so i hope we can stop talking about that and then the video in response got 15 million views in 24 hours. that's not just republicans who are paying attention to her. she's a force and that's a potential vulnerability to nancy pelosi, not in how she talks but in the democrat's ability to get things done. if she has her own democratic freedom caucus and i think she does, that's going to be a growing problem. >> doug heye, doug thornell, thank you. >>> senator romney picked a fight with trump. is it a preview of how he'll legislate and the president hasn't commented on the american who was detained on spying charges in russia. what's the hold-up? this is why we no longer have to worry about flushing too much toilet paper. rid-x contains billions of enzymes proven to break down even paper to help keep your whole septic system healthy. for paper, grease or waste breakdown, use rid-x. >>> who's m.i.a. at cia? at least men in the top spots in may and gina haspel was confirmed director of the cia

aoc is likable. >> juan: yeah, because the republicans find her a convenient foil. that history is pretty clear. he's the 45th president. we've had 44 white men, one black man. women say, women are with the majority of the population, they say you don't like her voice? or you don't like the way she dresses or why does she wear these power suits and these pantsuits? i remember all of this about hillary clinton. >> greg: trump's hair, his skin. let's see what else. trump's manhood and the wall. trump's hands. that's the most sexist thing you could say about a guy, the size of his hands. that was 90% of the comedians' jokes for two months. >> juan: i am talking about -- the guy who used to sit behind me at the nba basketball games, an older black man once said i couldn't vote for hooded clinton. i said i am surprised. he said i don't feel good about voting for a woman. wow come i didn't know this kind of attitude existed. i don't think anyone -- >> dana: that's why understand where it's coming from. >> greg: it's from a dying generation. it ain't from anybody i know. >

. >> sean: i think she's afraid of aoc. >> listen. it was smart to put her on the oversight committee. >> that was so she would get her vote. >> mark meadows -- >> sean: use the power of subpoena as retribution. >> aoc uses hyperbole to make her point. >> sean: she doesn't believe the world is ending in 12 years? >> the world will still be here and she will probably still -- >> it's important to be morally right than factually correct. >> is climate change real? don't be a denier. >> are we responsible for all elements of it? that's the big question. she throws down these blanket statements -- >> don't be a denier. >> sean: answer the question. >> yeah, it's changed. >> sean: is the history -- >> are you on the side of science or on the side of ridiculousness? >> sean: i'm waiting for the world to end in 12 years. the earth has a fever. >> guys don't be deniers. >> sean: by the way, it's lawrence's world tonight. straight ahead, a special segment. >> sean: we asked you, our viewers, to let us know which mainstream media outlet is the