at least aoc has heart. she is talking to her constituents. that is what i like about her. >> it strikes me that one beneficiary geopolitical of the increasing movement of the right and left and out to the progressive fringes vladimir putin he has spent a lot of time writing about russia so lead us into that moment of that vulnerability for liberal democracy somebody like putin like a spoiler or china is the avatar of a model that this is a moment that resembles the twenties and thirties with liberal democracy and people admired mussolini because he made the trains run on time so are we in a similar moment today some of this is not an accident which is to support extreme parties and groups of all times and aoc is not the far left if you look around so the strategy is the online strategy that is most shocking with 2016 the tactics when they were exactly the same tactics in central and eastern europe and ukraine as i saw them unfolding you are joking you will not really do that? but they did. but the tactics of creating fake facebook groups or f

what would aoc do? can't they have a national emergency in eight, 12, 16 years, global warming, that's a national emergency, we're going to move money into this. how do we stop that if this goes through? >> well we need to be genuine conservatives. that's the answer. and conserve our rule of law which gives limited specific authority to the federal government and to make sure that we aren't going over broad with this. right now the national securities act while it was designed to narrow the president's authority with a declaration, it doesn't provide a great definition. this is one instance that congress should go back and really carefully consider that. >> aren't you agreeing with what i asked you a moment ago, which is it really isn't unclear at all. congress has been very clear to the president and that's kind of the guidance that the constitution is looking for. where congress is clear on a funding issue, there's noo question. that's now it's resolved. >> not at all. these aren't mutually exclusive

look at aoc on bernie sanders. >> you felt the bern last time. still feeling the bern?enator sanders, i think he's great. i think in terms of like an endorsement, i joke, i say don't ask until the day of the new york primary. >> i would love to hear more about how she believes that capitalism and socialism can exist side by side and what that looks like from a policy perspective, but the reason people are talking about her and the reason people are afraid about her is she's wildly effective. she's jiu jitsued republicans in terms of taking messaging and applying it to issues she cares about. that's her strength. i think the question is whether or not she will be able to turn that into policy initiatives, but already the fact she has people talking about these things, she gets to count as a win. >> thank you very much. >>> up ahead, as promised, inside donald trump's secrecy from tax returns to catch and kill stories. i have an exclusive guest when we're back. n exclusive guest whn we're back ( ♪ ) so, every day, we put our latest technology and vast expertise to work. (

she is proud to join aoc. kamala harris i'm proud to join with aoc the green new deal.e change. finally kristen gillibrand, green new deal is bold. i am sponsoring this resolution with aoc. aoc should run for president even though she is too young. >> none of these people want to be president. talking about green new deal because it is environmentally friendly or because it is going to cost so much. conserve estimates have it at 6.6 trillion. basically 37% of the united states gdp but the united states i reason i say none of the people supporting it must want to be president, this deal would radically change american life. i don't think americans want to be told that they have to radically change their lives. i mean, aoc is saying she wants to get rid of air travel for high-speed rail that might work in europe as they keep pointing out, europe, the countries are not so spread out. we have basically high-speed rail from city to city. america is huge country a lot of places. you can't have high-speed rail across america, let alone transcontinental travel. charles: there i

why trump's super fans dig aoc.voted as saying i inspire to be the conservative aoc. what's your reaction? any advice for them? >> i mean, you know, same advice she would probably give, like be yourself and try to stay above the fray. to actually talk about policy and have a real debate. and that's what she's trying to do. she's taking big ideas and bold ideas, things that are sweeping ideas and putting them at the forefront. if you don't have the content, social media is not going to help you. >> i noticed my colleague making the point the other day that aoc has a symbiotic relationship with her critics. they dump on her, she dumps back on them. do you and her talk about how to handle fox news, whether to go on fox news, for example? >> look, she's got an incredible, i think, ability to figure out when to engage with conservative critics and she does it every time that she can advance the conversation on some sort of topic, right? so what she'll often do, we saw the 70% marginal tax rate. we saw it with the way tha

aoc.e's firing back. doug mckelway's on the story in washington. doug? >> critics say it's been a bad couple weeks for freshman congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. first came the awkward rule out of the green new deal, have a solution that many economists and politicians from both sides of the aisle believe is ambitious, overly ambitious, and financially unattainable. then came the decision by amazon to reject plans to build their new headquarters in queens. that, after some democrats including oak osseo cortez resisted here is what she told fox news about why she disliked the m's undo that would bring 25,000 jobs to long island city. >> that was the first question we ask. where are these jobs? what are they, what's the breakdown? are they hiring locally? will they commit to hiring new yorkers? and we've got no answers on tha that. >> a jobs network is firing back at her on what they argue to be the biggest visible billboard in the heart of times square. it reads, "amazon pullout, than

the aoc plan calls for building high-speed rail at a scale where air travel stops becoming necessary.orry, hawaii. do you prefer to heat your home at an affordable cost? too bad. the green new deal will end all traditional forms of energy in the next ten years. unless you think it's relegated to mere climate radicalism, check out this nugget. it would guarantee economic security for all who are unable or unwilling to work. unwilling? is this a fever dream? here now senior editor at the federalist and fellow at the center of climate and security, four of the top 2020 contenders booker, jill a friend, warren, harris have all rushed into sups green new deal, is as a litmus test for the left? >> they jumped in and supported it before they even knew it was in it, it's something democrats occasionally do with obamacare and other things. now they have inadvertently supported a trojan horse filled with socialist planning on housing and food and everything else, it's going to be hard for them to back out to. >> laura: the only thing i didn't see and there was what we were talking about closing

respond to the growing appeal of socialism with a truly frightening new statement from loony left leader, aoc. in our 2020 roundup this week we will have a live action reenactment of one of the strangest tories of the week. president obama had appended bone and i have a salad and a cone and that is all i am telling you but you will have to wait and see what we do. it will be fun but let's get to that upcoming battle over the board about it is the policy overturn the president's emergency declaration and the key question seems to be will any rub up against both for in-house and will enough for publicans pass in the senate unless get into all of that. with me tonight fox news and foxbusiness anchor melissa francis, it's been a while, great to see you back on the shelf. >> absolutely. thrilled. steve: independent voice, tammy bruce. >> hello, how are you? steve: congressman sean mcduffie from wisconsin. we love talking to you about your bill on tariffs. >> yeah, great time for a quick update. steve: let's get to this portable situation still ongoing in your nancy pelosi fighting back and seems t

this is what aoc said this morning. she was on this morning earlier on ncr and then she kind of changed her tune a little bit about how much government would be required to unmask this agenda. >> are you prepared to put on the table that yes, actually, they're right. what this requires his massive government intervention. >> i have no problem saying that . one way the right does price to mischaracterize what were doing as though it were some sort of massive government takeover. >> i mean she just said happy t say it's going to take massive government intervention. during the h afternoon she probably heard from leadership. how does this make any sense? he gave the reason i support from somebody who is entrenched in evidence a look at the facts and science this is the only policy plan i've seen for solar that commiserate with the magnitude of challenges we will experience that are stemming from the planet warming. if you look at what nasa and noaa just put out, they told us clearly that this is 2018 was one of the hottest

and condition -- congratulations aoc you have 100% of nothing. >> i am glad people are out defendingnamic economy, based to creativity. >> innovation, and entrepreneurialism, unbelievable, that is what we do at job creat creator network,. kennedy: you are pulling off a mask you are really charles koch. >> not at all, we're small business owners. kennedy: you meddling kids, i'll get you aoc . >> i am so proud that we're founded by one of the greatest american treatmen dream storiese marcus, founded home depot, he had ran idea freight h -- at 48s fireed and 52 he was home depot. >> there -- he could fill a hole in market, alfredo thank you. >> thank you,. kennedy: hillary clinton, she is not in the 20 withi 2020 race yt her people are battling her old pal bernie sanders. politico with a piece how bernie sanders woul only fly around ina carbon spewing private jet. bernie sanders would leave for his second home on the lake only if he were flown in a kushy private jet. what was hillary? bernie sanders 2016 campaign spokesperson fired back, you can see why she is one of the most disliked p

in aoc's world the i.c.e. agents are the problem not the illegal immigrant reducing bed spaces makes no sense, if you believe violence is a problem coming across-the-boarder, and this idea that we don't need a wall because it's immoral, most americans are not going to go there. maria: what about the national emergency currently you've talked a lot about this that this is a national emergency. should the president take that route if they are actually digging in that they won't give any more money unless there's a reduction in the number of beds for violent criminals? >> well number one the president should never in my opinion sign a bill that reduces bed space for violent offenders, because that puts the country at risk, it incentivizes more violent people to come to the united states, it's a signal that we're not taking violent offenders seriously in america once they get into the country. we've had enough killing related to illegal immigration so there's no way you can sign that bill. as to the wall if he can

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he's not supporting the aoc deal. so there's a difference of people saying we should have a green deal and those saying you have michael bloomberg on, he's not supporting it. i haven't heard beto come out for it. there's a difference when they say i support a green deal and then one says let's start with this and see where we go. >> nonetheless, a lot of democrats have weighed in positively on this. in reality it's not a good idea. >> a friend of fox business, doug egan, $93 trillion, he's added up everything -- >> only $93 trillion, right? david: right. all right. >> i think i heard you say mexico was paying for the wall, so don't worry. >> i did not, thank you. david: one thing everybody agrees with, politicians make a lot of promises that are never kept. >>> a former federal reserve chief is not holding back. what janet yellen just said in a new interview about president trump that is making big headlines. you may not have heard about it. we will play it for you, next. our grandparents checked their smartphones zer

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kennedy: thank you aoc.et's talk about the green new deal.this is the thing that, it is ridiculous, support is eroding for the measure because it allows senators know that they cannot vote for it and go back to the moderate districts and defend the multitrillion dollar pie in the sky plan. but you say aoc and crew were complaining about cronyism with the amazon deal with the green new deals even part of it implemented. what will that do? >> a total recipe for cronies. we know this because all the guys that were endorsing in the newspaper article, henry waxman former democratic congressman. now a lobbyist. his climate bill from 2000 i might remember got the sign-on of every big business, general electric, siemens, all big utilities. the real greenies were opposing it because it had a bunch of to big business in it. and this is just what happens. kennedy: so does elizabeth warren when it comes to medical device companies. they all do! >> but she really wants to rush this through. it's a world war ii thing. the

. >> part of the business to distract from the frequently asked question that aoc put out, didn't talkut minimum wage as much as guaranteed job for those unwilling to work and she hasn't answered the question on how that would work, federal mandate to give somebody a job who doesn't want a job, a lot of inconsistencies that aoc has stated that is really problematic and it's not just living wage, i think ivanka trump has made clear that living wage is not the problem, mandates proposed by aoc that seem unworkable. maria: there's a reason that the senate democrat realized the people who say they endorsed it are hard-pressed to come out and say, yeah, this is going to work and i want to get behind these in the counter numbers and as our friend james freeman writes in the journal in op-ed, the aoc primary, senate democrats would vote present to avoid public interparty fight. so the whole idea that they will have to vote whether or not they're going to put their name to this green new deal tells you a lot about where they are on this. >> aoc as we all know is doing a good job being the left

i tried to keep our portions of aoc down to 5%.er talking about what we should do in an apocalyptic scenario that we are facing now. >> it's gotten worse. i don't think that working on an issue for 30 years alone is what qualifies. and it's what makes someone qualified to solve an issue. it's basically like there is scientific consensus that the lives of children are going to be very difficult, and it does lead i think young people to have a legitimate question. is it okay to still have children? >> greg: i agree with her, juan. you know i do. she said all of her peers don't have kids. i am saying nobody -- kids just get in my way, juan. >> juan: and they emit greenhouse gases. >> greg: sometimes involuntarily all over you. >> juan: i think some of the polarized -- polar ice caps. i think greg was trying to save you guys. things like turning points usa, a lot of young kids who are out there and used as the base -- >> katie: they are adults and college. they are not 10-year-olds. >> juan: high school and college kids and they don't

but he is a little scared of aoc. you want someone up-and-coming. >> she is waiting to counter. >> he's a socialist, he can rock all day long. chris kamala harris says i lock people out for decades and they are still rotting in prison. >> mx a little surprised by that. hillary clinton ran against sanders by saying that his numbers just don't add up. the exception of amy klobuchar, they say will be a competition to see who to make the biggest promise. >> who can do the most with their wizardly. thank you, we will talk more in the show. now let's go back to socialism and the fact that we cannot afford it. on cbs, bernie laid out his laundry list as president. >> in 2016 many of the ideas that i talked about, medicare for all, raising the minimum wage, to $15 an hour. making public colleges and universities tuition free. all of those ideas, it was bernie, they're so radical, the extreme. american people will not accept the ideas. you know it's happening? all of those ideas and many more are now part of the political main

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. >> we never would and aoc has never said anything like that.think you're referring to a document that some doctor document that someone other than us has been circulating. steve: no, doctored by your cells. here it is. in the document circulated by aoc and her team, government provided economic security are all who are quote, unwilling to work. the democrats try to deny this whole deal would be a massive expansion of government. >> i think one way that the right does try to mischaracterize what we are doing so it's some massive government takeover but obviously what we are trying to do -- obviously, it's not that -. steve: yeah, exactly. aoc, what could possibly have given anyone the idea that the green new deal is a massive government intervention. >> are you prepared to put on the table that yes, actually, they are right and it requires massive government intervention? >> yeah, it does. i have no problem saying that. [laughter] steve: by the way, those two are literally hours apart. that, though is the central problem and it is massively cent

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and as staunch supporters, aoc was very vocal about her onslaught on this kind of deal.e said you know what? we have to find a way of making sure that the discussion is elevated. i salute and applaud the president for incorporating that into his state of the union address. we have to have this discussion because we're now talking about the hearts and minds of america and where we're going to go going forward from here. david: the message you're giving is a very good one and obviously this country has been built not on socialism. but it's a very dangerous time right now to be i think -- this is my question for you. did you walk into a gunfight with a knife? because it seems like she very quickly snapped back at you. although your message is correct, it's financed or at least originally largely by billionaires and that's going to look weak in a twitter war with aoc. do you think you should have stayed out of this one and let a grass roots effort go? >> we actually are a grass roots efforts if you look at what we did for the tax cuts fight there. we had hundreds of small bu

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and spike lee, and aoc, and these activist tots should take note.a scene may feel good but it's no substitute for accomplishment or hard work, whether a liberal, conservative or something in between, try listening to the opposing view and then sharpening your argument. hair rasing people isn't a talent. it's just lazy. and in the end, lazy is just boring. and it rarely wins. and that's the "angle." a talent. it's joining me now with reaction in washington david azerrad, and democratic strata jik moan technique presley. david i want to start with you. you the spent a lot of time studying identity politics and think the left has, i'm sick of the phrase weaponized. but they're using race relations in a very pointed way it say the least >>> of the examples you listed the one i found most disturbing was the jussie smollett one. had he pulled off his hoax the consequences would have been dramatic for america. you could have had race riots. after all it's a hate crime.cr kamala harris says this is a modern day lynching. we all remember what happened in fer

also, aoc clapping back tonight as the right launches new attacks on her. but we begin with the democrats' new warning to donald trump's new attorney general bill barr. they're telling him, look, either hand over mueller's report when it's ready, or they'll hold hearings with mueller himself. >> well, we will obviously subpoena the report. we'll bring bob mueller in to testify before congress. we will take to it court if necessary. and in the end, i think the department understands they're going to have to make this public. i think barr will ultimately understand that as well. >> these new mueller subpoena threats come after shifts in key other house committees already told the attorney general barr that they want this report to be made public without delay. this is part of what has very clearly become an effort to ratchet up public pressure on bill barr before this whole thing is even wrapped up. on friday, he also gave his own hint of how he might handle all this pressure with that unusual late friday announcement from the justice department all about mue

thanks for nothing, aoc! ortiz, head of the aforementioned job creators network. our studio is a block from the billboard in times square. >> it is. connell: you're making quite a point. she is quite vocal in her positioning. what are you trying to get across? it is fairly obvious. >> like in the words of homer simpson, doh. it was really one of those moments. look what happened here. she thought there was a 3 billion-dollar check written to amazon. we know there wasn't. it was incentive. i'm not a math major, $27 billion revenues expected to come over period of time. cost us 3 billion. 24 billion net, i don't know that sounds like a pretty darn good deal. connell: trying to get message out to her? you haven't heard directly from her office? >> we haven't. 25,000 jobs lost. she calls them scraps by the way. connell: i've seen some of that. i was looking at her own twitter account, before this got in the news, she had something of a response. we'll put up some of her tweets on the screen from aoc. frankly the

-mexico border. >> the aoc wing of the party is taking over now immigration and this will be the hell enters the field amy colony low bar. >> i would put forth legislation foregreen jobs.

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we get a lot out of fossil fuels, what will man's life be like if we get rid of fossil fuel as aoc and the green new deal propose. >> i think two things about, that first on the cost, so people understand, there is a lot of uncertainty part because they have not written down in great detail what they want to do, the more detail, the cost will be more precise. the truth is still to fully be determined. but i am with you in following specific way if you read off 14 pagessure struck by breadt breaf policy goals, i am more struck by the outcome for american life. that is not in this plan, this is a different vision of life in america. >> economist magazine comes hardly a conservative magazine said that aoc's proposal proposn new deal is not something that is practical. energy -- former energy secretary from president obama said the same thing, it was impractical and not realizable to achieve, i agree. however there are some things in this with 12 cent a kilowatt hour across united states, what part of this works? does le retrofitting homes and businesses, what part works? >> i would say fi

with aoc's course in socialism. going to get the more moderate and centrist democrats. the reason the democrats have the majority in the house is because moderates and centrists won enough seats to get the majority. if they get colored with this, they will have a rough 020 elect. liz: how can aoc be trusted to plan the take over of the energy and economic second tores when she consistently gets four pinocchios from "the washington post." >> she is this final product of the self-esteem movement and indoctrination camps of higher learning. they come out with deep ignorance armed with deep confidence. and they have a lack of self-awareness and understanding. between medicare for all and the green new deal, it's $2 trillion. liz: should republicans call hearings into what universities and colleges are teaching our students? >> absolutely there need to be more transparency on what you are teaching and is it useful. all of these various studies are not actually helping the student as they come out into the real world. i t

. >> stop pulling aoc's pigtails here. i like my lefties to sound like lefties. i like competition of ideas. she's got some ideas. i'm not in love with what they're putting together with this green new deal. >> she doesn't sound like a lefty. she sounds like a marxist. it's absolutely insane. >> what do you have against cows? >> she didn't even bring up anything that's realistic. she didn't bring up china. she didn't bring up nuclear energy. anything that's really going to make an impact on the environment was left out. david: i beg to differ. she does bring up or the green deal does bring up nuclear energy. they're against it. they don't want any nuclear energy. >> they bring it up in the wrong way. david: the point is, to jack's point, look, there's nothing wrong with clean water and clean air and cleaning the environment. we all like to breathe clean stuff. the point is, this is much more than that. this is the green agenda as we found out with the so-called greens in europe, it's much more than environmental. this is an economic policy prescription for social

that's aoc's idea here. that's unthinkable, isn't it?me principles that they're using for these light bulb changes, it would be something that no one could possibly afford. so we're going to take the lessons that are learned from this as we deep dive into these expenditures and not only use them to be more efficient and effective, really across the country. stuart: i want to ask you for your thoughts on the controversy involving labor secretary alex acosta. any thoughts on that, sir? >> i have, you know, recently been reading about that. i will tell you that secretary acosta is a man of integrity and caring and i think we just need to see how that all plays out. stuart: mr. secretary, thank you very much for being with us today. we are intrigued at what you can do about new york city's housing apartments having reported that it cost $2,000 to change the light bulbs. we are very glad you're on the show. i hope you will come see us again. thank you. >>> i want a little more on the acosta story. blake burman has more for us from the white h

and spike lee and aoc should take note. this is no substitute for hard work. are a liberal or conservative, just listen to the opposing view and then sharpen your argument. no matter how much you virtue signal, harasking people is not a talent. it's lazy and it rarely wins. that's the "angle." joining me with reaction and david, an expert in identity politics and leo and a minister and activist who took part in president trump's black history month. david, you studied identity politics. you think the left is using race relations in a pointed way. >> the examples you listed, the one i found most disturbing was the jussie smollett one. if he pulled off his hoax the consequences would be dramatic for america. you could have had race riots. it's a hate crime. kamala harris said this is a modern-day lynching. we all remember what happened in ferguson with michael brown. to advance his pathetic little career, he made this accusation that has been diffused but could have exploded. >> laura: spike lee has an enormous amount of talent. the oscars are another example of

first getting and then second now they are going full socialist to compete with aoc.: billions of dollars at foxconn and foxconn wasn't living up to any of the commitments and meeting incentives and raises questions on what you need to do to attract companies to your area and i think it's what you're talking about which is talent, you have to have talent. if the city -- charles: that's what some people were saying, jon, that new york could have probably gotten the deal with all of the things that it has to offer a real tech center, they are building even more that they have lavishes on. ge that didn't get as much, we will give you millions of dollars, they stayed and they are still cutting jobs. these examples where they come fast and they do play into political narrative, they really do and i think this is the kind of thing that is going to have -- i think we are going to hear more about this in 2020. >> no question that we will hear more about that. there's debate what we want the government to be and the role of the government to be with the companies. and company

you're basically backing up aoc here.ng that she has them so shook, so scared about the deal? >> it's not really her, with all due respect. i'm a co-sponsor, including my friend ed markey. >> you held a joint press conference with her. >> i think the republican strategy here is to personalize it to her when, in fact, it is about a basic concept of goals and objectives and projects that will make us less dependent on emissions producing energy, renewal and clean energy, change the way that we travel, relying more on the kinds of vehicles that are less emission producing. it's sort of a basic concept. >> shouldn't fossil fuels fall back? >> i think fossil fuels should always fall back. you can joke about some things, but literally -- i grew up in minnesota. the emissions that comes from cows is real. that's not a joke. >> would you trade kenny g to get rid of global warming? >> i think that we're going to have more kenny g if we have the green new deal because he is unplugged and that is -- >> air horns are playing us out.

if you get what you want, aoc and liz. what happened?id you guys are no longer going to dinner every week, i guess. asc and liz. >> i was never on the side. >>> chinese president xi meeting with trade rep robert lightheizer and steve mnuchin. it's not immediately known how much progress was made we'll have a live report from beijing in the next half hour or so certainly, the indications, the tweets, the comments, the meetings are helping futures turn around by about 80 points to send the dow up nearly 30 right now. >> okay. let's talk about the story that we can't stop talking about and neither can new york city and really frankly, around the country right now. amazon's decision to abandon a planned new york headquarters is reverb rating throughout the headquarters others labelling it a disaster the 2.5 billion dollar project would have brought in 25,000 jobs to the long island city area over the next decade. it became hot button issue among local politicians. some of whom said the economic initiatives incentives offered to amazon were t

they say hey, aoc we saw your whack tweet and this billboard cost $4,000. cost new york 4 billion in lost wages. ouch. lauren: indeed. still ahead, facebook under fire once again this time for targeting kids and their parents' credit cards. and there's a new colonel in town, how an '80s action hero is not protecting kfc's secret recipe. you're waifing "fbn watching "f" ♪ cold beer on a friday night. ♪ a pair of jeans that fit just right. ♪ and the radio to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ what you don't iknow about your garage wonderfudoor...on earth. will kill you. it's official, you can't eat wheat bread... someone's been stealing packages. they call 'em porch pirates. ...porch pirates... all i'm saying is that... in five years, robots will be able to do your job, your job... ...black or grey. are you listening? always, denise. in a wo

let's talk about the aoc factor. she gets a ton of publicity. she also courts it. she is arguably trying to pull the party to the far left. do you worry that things like abolishing i.c.e. or villainizing amazon, and an environment plan that would abolish air travel. is it a turnoff to the majority of the country and setting up a democratic candidate up for failure in a general election? >> i don't agree. first of all, she's not going to abolish air travel. what she's talking about -- some of these things will be too expensive. she wants high-speed rail system that's going to make air travel mostly unnecessary. that's very different than saying she wants to abolish air travel. we need something out where she is, starting to push us all, including republicans, towards a solution to climate change. it's a serious problem. so is she further out than most of the democrats or most persons? yeah, but that's how you get to a better place. anybody who thinking that climate change is not a really critical issue shouldn't be in office, and she aims to get them all out. i agre

getting out there and being the aoc of business. i think it's brilliant.t this reaction. i'm without speech at the sheer absurdity of why they felt the need to apologize. i'm sure people who -- that they are reacting to this in a negative fashion is extraordinary to me. >> we all agree with you. this is -- why do corporations have to apologize. i am married. if somebody handed me the napkin would i say thank you, but i'm married. >> they should apologize for the food the napkins are supposed to help you clean up after. >> people interact online. >> there is a legitimate #metoo movement. >> i have never been treated bad on an airplane. >> people are acting like diet coke is the same as dissolving rufies. it's not crazy to go back teend old-fashioned time where you do it anonymously and you don't have to risk the rejection. it's not putting liquor bottles on the plane and get them drunk. david: most of people felt that it wasn't so offensive. but there is such an immediate reaction to the #metoo movement. there are apps. but my friend tell me there are apps