she pummelled the veteran congressman, taking 57% of the vote. >> aoc! aoc! aoc!and just like that, the democratic machine of new york city was turned on its head. >> she beat the person who was third in line behind nancy pelosi in the democratic party. aoc is a king slayier by knocking him down. >> she ran as a young person. she ran as a woman. she ran as a person of color. she ran on generational change, and she ran on ideology. all of those things combined to take out one of the most powerful people in new york. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez suddenly found her name in national headlines. >> it is a whole new world for 28-year-old alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> joining us here onset, alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> i mean, our campaign was focussed on just a laser focussed message of economic, social and racial dignity for working class americans, especially those in queens and the bronx. >> nancy pelosi down played the significance of aoc's victory for democrats as a whole. >> they made it to us in one district, so don't get carried away on democratics and stuff like

it's aoc. the new york congresswoman is the star of a comic bookok satire called "alexandria ocasio-cortez and the freshman four." one cover shows the democratic socialist with a sword and super woman style outfit with the caption "new party, who dis?" >> tucker: we have two notes from our judges one, keep

it's aoc. the new york congresswoman is the star of a comic bookok satire called "alexandria ocasio-cortez and the freshman four." one cover shows the democratic socialist with a sword and super woman style outfit with the caption "new party, who dis?" >> tucker: we have two notes from our judges one, keep hands on buzzers, second, this final question is worth two points. >> greg: what? no, no. >> tucker: i don't make the decisions here i'm a marion net controlled by the control room in new york. >> greg: change the rules. >> tucker: i'm telling you i do what i'm told.

us through aoc which might have been a moment to force potential action. >> aoc working with cruz is working with the joker. i can let the people at home decide who they feel is batman. it's very surprising and very surprising because in the documentary in that documentary you put in at the beginning, you see one of her first viral moments sort of on the national stage was actually going after ted cruz in a tweet where he was going after net neutrality using the word snowflakes and she said you're a sitting senator. comcast made you x amount of money to put out this tweet. your records are public. we know how much mope you're getting from these lobbyists. it's interesting to see them work in concert together when at the beginning their feud or them feuding was such a point of stardom for her. >> matt, i want to get you on both the politics and the substance. there's certainly a bipartisan or nonpartisan view that the abuse of the lobbying system is nothing liberal or conservative about it. to a lot of people, it's just rancoruption. when it comes to cruz, we wanted to have on a promi

on this point i agree with aoc. i have long called for a lifetime ban for former members of congress becoming lobbyist. she says, if you're serious, let's make a deal. if we can agree on a deal with no partisan tills, just a straight clean ban on members of kind is becoming paid lobbyists, i'll co-lead the bill with you. and he says you're on. guest: that is really

all right well mini aoc you're a phenomenon. going to get rich one day doing impressions. so keep it up maybe one day aoc will reply on twitter how about that? >> that's good. >> okay. have a great weekend all right. [laughter] you too.] >> thank you. all right up next a very special memorial day edition of last call. don't miss this. ♪ let's be honest. it's kind of unfair that safe drivers have to pay as much for insurance... as not safe drivers! ah! that was a stunt driver. that's why esurance has this drivesense® app. the safer you drive, the more you save. don't worry, i'm not using my phone and talking to a camera while driving... i'm being towed. by the way, i'm actually a safe driver. i'm just pretending to be a not safe driver. cool. bye dennis quaid! when insurance is affordable, it's surprisingly painless. ... one-millionth order. millionth order. ♪ there goes our first big order. ♪ 44, 45, 46... how many of these did they order? ooh, that's hot. ♪ you know, we could sell these. nah. ♪ we don't bake. ♪ opportunity. wha

it is not necessarily her courting aoc.en drops plans like rappers drop mixed tapes so he's out there in front of policy. i'm not sure she's courting her but aoc has a political super star and has 4 million twitter followers. >> do you think that is what they are trying to tap into. >> but twitter followers don't necessarily translate to votes. and i put more faith in the american voter that just because aoc endorses somebody, that doesn't mean that 4 million people follow. i think the voters are more focused on policy and speak about something that will make my life better tomorrow -- >> am i getting a re-tweet. >> exactly, how about the issues. i want to talk about the fact that criminal justice and childcare and reproductive rights and you have democratic candidates talking about the big iss -- issues dealing with people. kamala harris and kirsten gillibrand covering paid paternal leave and then just today cory booker announcing a huginish fif focusedond reproductive issues including protecting abortion rights and all of

ted cruz is trying to hitch on to aoc's lime light and aoc is trying to gain gravitas by hitching on to ted cruz and jonas is rightist it's going new where. >> they make a lot of money doing it and you could say, you know, they're not influencing policy per se but at the same time we don't tell them they have to sit on the sidelines or not benefit or profit but the fact they held the highest position in the land. david: adam before you chime in isn't term limits a better way of dealing with all of this the fact that because these guys who just go on and on and then become lobbyists if everybody's term limited they wouldn't have this same value after their career in politics. >> david we have term limits in the assembly in the legislature in california. it's a terrible idea for two reasons these people don't get the experience they need, to actually legislate. david: i don't want them to have too much experience. >> but the people should decide who their representatives are going to be. david: we've got to leave it at that. new shots fired in the trade war with china the chinese makin

. >> up next aoc is in the house. house. and even younger in real life.sdom in how nature protects and it inspired an all-new toothpaste from burt's bees®. it fights cavities and freshens breath. made with ingredients you can trust. for a smile that's a true force of nature. new burt's bees® toothpaste. the latest inisn't just a store.ty it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. jesse: actually with president abraham lincoln. . >> that is not the real aoc eight -year-old martinez known as little aoc in her video mocking the congresswoman. . >> what inspired you to create this character? how did the start? . >> my dad and my uncle that i look like her and attack like her so i should make videos. jesse: you are very successful almost 1 million hits on your videos. do parents come up to you and talk to abou

do you think aoc packs power to deeping up with bernie sanders? >> aoc packs power.stion about that. >> voting power? >> look, whether or not she is endorsing bernie sanders is a different question. and i think if she is smart, which she is smart, she's going to think long and hard about how she uses her endorsement to move the issues she cares about the furthest. so, look, i think this is good for her most important issue, the green new deal, and she is using everything she can in every way she has to help that. but she is going to be one of the top must-get endorsements in the presidential race, and really all new york city and state races for quite some time. >> nick, let's talk about the climate change discussion that we've been having where you have biden coming out with this middle ground climate change policy, and then you have basically aoc saying it's a deal breaker. you saying bernie saying it's not far enough. first of all, is there a middle ground for climate change? and does this indicate how far left the party has gone? >> this whole thing is absurd. yo

a prominent meteorologist publicly corrected aoc. congresswoman doesn't know the difference between weather and climate. let's try an easy analogy. weather is what outfit you wear heading out the door. climate is your closet wardrobe. congress hard at work with aoc in charge. joining me is ben stein. ben, great to see you. i watcherred her youtube video this whole thing. she came across as a junior high school student that saw her first rain cloud. it's easy to dismiss aoc as young but that would be a insult to young people wouldn't it? >> there are a lot of very intelligent young people and educated young people. she doesn't happen to be one of them. she's unable to connect the dots. how can you call a tornado a casual thing. there slow lain to the fast been tornadoes all over the east coast for many years. i was in maryland and there were occasional tornadoes. are those joe biden's fault, i don't know. the idea of a casual tornado that connects with donald trump doesn't add up. there is something wrong with them woman's thought pro

all right, we hear time and time again the right is obsessed with aoc.ually liked her suit very much but it's the left that is jumping through all of these hoops for her, they really want this endorsement. >> there's so much e political energy around these horrific ideas and you are going to see every major 2020 contender now come and you look at it, is this really the center of gravity in the democratic primary where sh, is calling for a $93 trillion deal. in the original draft, it said we want to pay people unwilling to work -- they corrected it this is such radicalism. i wonder if mainstream democrats are realizing the kind of political suicide they might be committing. >> laura: i called it self in my angle earlier. focused on the trump-russia scandal. is this where the center of the democratic party of today is? >> it's good we are having this conversation, it's good to be on with you. my civil rights group, the people's alliance for justice cannot endorse legislation and policy but it is one thing thate i do believe in regards to this green new dea

but, you know, we can talk about aoc in a minute. but when she says these kind of things have consequences, she's right. remember, congresswoman gabby giffords had a similar situation where there was a website that had democrats in the crosshairs. sarah palin actually put this website up that said, oh, go after the democrats in the crosshairs politically, and someone actually came out and shot congresswoman gabby giffords. inciting violence is exactly what this type of propaganda does. so i'm thankful that she came out and said, wait a minute. this isn't fun and games. people get hurt when this kind of propaganda is pushed that is essentially saying, like these people are enemies and it's getting folks to go after those people who are deemed as enemies. so the whole thing is just problematic. but the fact they didn't even look at the video is ridiculous. >> yeah. that was the same website, but there's no evidence that that -- that the sarah palin thing incited that. the crosshairs, i remember that. >> the correlation is real. >> but

aoc gets crowds to come out. >> aoc is big on twitter. she does get crowds to come out.wing of the party which is only about a quarter of the party. >> harris: that's a lot of people considering the people don't vote in the numbers that they should. >> fact of the matter is, the republican party and donald trump want to make it seem like aoc represents the democratic party and the far left does. that's not true. >> harris: then why is bernie leaning on her? she was one of his proteges. you can pick anybody on the planet and you pick her. she's got to bring something. >> because they're birds of a feather. they're both of the same thinking. >> harris: do you think bernie sanders could win this time around? this primary? >> i don't. rules have changed in a way -- >> harris: the rules were stacked against him last time. >> they were not. that was a lot of nonsense. i was on the dnc. i am on the dnc. >> it was rigged against him. what's interesting about this -- >> it wasn't rigged. >> let me just make my point. i think what you have right now in joe biden is a lot of simila

aoc is a celebrity to the young left.ers is also a celebrity to the young left to be honest. >> it's amazing. >> i know, so, you know, this is his crowd. this is one of his issues, and i think he's got to really push his base because biden has certainly cut into his poll standing. you know, even though these two men are so divergent ideologically they are really competing pretty directly. and since biden got in the race bernie has fallen both nationally and in several states. so he's got to be clear that i am on the progressive cutting edge and joe biden is behind me. >> right, and i guess that's the big question, paul, is what group is going to determine this election? is it the progressive young cutting edge, or is it the, you know, voters from midwest and swing states, right, who felt left behind by the economy? not the young voters, right, the older whiter voters. so jason carol recently went out to north eastern pennsylvania which flipped from obalm taw to trump, those voters going for trump. here's what one couple h

we taand talk about aoc in a minute.hese kinds of things have consequences, she's right. remember congresswoman gabby gifford has a similar situation where there was a website that had democrats in the crosshairs, sarah palin put this website up and said go after the democrats in the crosshairses plitdically and someone came out and shot congresswoman gabby gifford. inciting violence is what this does. and so i'm thankful she came out and said this isn't just fun and games. people get hurt when this kind of propaganda is pushed that is essentially saying these people are enemies and it's getting folks to go after those folks deemed as enemies. the fact they didn't look at the video is ridiculous. >> that was the same website. but there's no evidence that sarah palin thing incited that. i remember that story. >> the correlation was real. >> and some made that correlation but they're saying there's no evidence it did that. ac is a hero to many on the left. she's a regular feature on fox news. what is it about her that make

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. >> i would just point out that aoc is not running for president and doesn't have to win in pennsylvania, where there's carbon county, pennsylvania. what do you think comes out of carbon county?

the measure targeting credit card companies advancing overnight, aoc tweeting it is radical which i always like and keeping more coins in your pocket which i also love as sanders becomes the first unionized presidential campaign in history. a collective-bargaining agreement so campaign workers can receive mental benefits overtime pay, and also vacation pay. >> the trump administration cracking down on big pharma by making drug companies advertise big prices. rob: breaking down a push for more transparency.

it is likely to unfold again in 2020 and aoc will be someone everybody is watching because she is sort of captured the imagination of the media as a spokesperson for that point of view. >> shawna, what does that look like? if a centerist let's just say hypothetically wins the primary, then what do the people who are more left leaning do to that candidate? >> i mean, i have a hard time believing that alexandria ocasio-cortez if joe biden were to win the primary and that's a big if, there are a lot of people in this race and we have a lot of time, would not then support joe biden against president trump. i also think as much energy as she has in washington, d.c. and as much as we pay attention to her, especially in the press, i'm not sure any of my teams that have been to iowa for vice news tonight have had anyone mention what aoc thinks about anybody. so i'm not saying she's not important and i'm not saying she shouldn't use her voice for what she believes. i am saying that i don't know if joe biden needs to calibrate his entire campaign based on alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> go ahead, a

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aoc represents very different wing of the party. how much swing does she have in the real world?that i mean, if the party really were coming around to aoc, why would joe biden be doing so well on so many of the early polls? >> that's a great question. i think aoc's defenders would argue that even though biden is is doing well in the polls, he's still under 50%. so that means a majority of voters are still not on the booiden train. still i think biden's surge has left a few of them rattled. but they would also argue there's nine months to go. and as voters start paying attention and tuning in, then maybe they will go in a different direction as the obama nostalgia perhaps wanes. >> alex thompson there with politico. it's fascinating read, thank you. >> thanks so much. >>> i want to bring in road war yore shaquille brewster. we were talking about a few moments eighth some of the new specifics on what she would do with regards to guns in this country. what did she say? what can you tell us? >> today she announced she would propose through executive action a ban on all ar-15 assault

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how 2020 democrats are now fighting to get the aoc seal of approval. plus the president's trade war with china now sticking americans with another multi-billion dollars bill to pay. one of the president's top advisers is here to try to sell you on that. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. we start with breaking news in a controversial announcement by president trump who just minutes ago detailed a $16 billion bailout for farmers who have been significantly hurt by his trade war with china. a bailout that you, the taxpayer are funding, despite trump's saying that china is paying for this. and the showdown between president trump and nancy pelosi getting uglier and president trump responding after speaker pelosi said they are crying out to impeach the president and the democrats will not take the bait despite the calls from 35 of her members to do just. >> that the house speaker suggested president trump's pledge that he will not work with democrats until they end their investigations into him. was a temper

the standard edition shows aoc dressed in white suit.l, the time now is about 26 minutes after the top of the hour, republican breaks ranks over the mueller report and the president fires back, does the congressman have a point or is he just buying for attention, kimberly and joe reuben will debate it up next. heather: welcome back, look at top headlines for you, president trump vowing to keep iran from getting nuclear weapons while insisting he wants toe avoid war with the country. >> i'm not someone who wants to go to war, kills people most importantly. >> the president doubling down on twitter saying that if iran wants to fight it would the end of the country. he's speaking at airport there where he won by almost 45 percentage points in 2016, he's also stumping for republican fred keller who is expected to win special house election tomorrow. and trio of 2020 presidential hopefuls hitting campaign trade, beto o'rourke, bernie sanders and eric all holding public events, o'rourke will be in iowa while sanders will rally supporters in al

they are more like biden than they are aoc. he tries to imitate the aocs and b.s.es of the world. he is like gramps picking up the skateboard. he ends up in the e.r. with a new hip. the democrat that expresses the sentiment of the american people about the economy. >> juan: most americans care deeply about the environment. for him to engage, i don't think it's a mistake. it would be if he did what beto did in the first segment where he was like i'm sorry. he didn't do that. the fact that he was engaged in the environment and the 'hades, isn't it a feather in his cap? >> greg: that feather came from a bird! >> jesse: anthony weiner is a freeman. be careful, everybody. what he told reporters he plans to do, up next. -♪ just like any other family ♪ the house, kids, they're living the dream ♪ ♪ and here comes the wacky new maid ♪ -maid? uh, i'm not the... -♪ is she an alien, is she a spy? ♪ ♪ she's always here, someone tell us why ♪ -♪ why, oh, why -♪ she's not the maid we wanted ♪ -because i'm not the maid! -♪ but she's the maid w

aoc came to congress preaching an anti establishment message. said washington is broken, we need to get the politics -- the money out of politics and then you have ted cruz who was part of the tea party movement which had a very similar anti establishment message. trump obviously drain the swamp during 2016 was his message so it's not entirely shocking to see them come together. >> back in 2014 there was a picture of he and cory booker having lunch together that somehow found its way to the press and some year years after that he worked with gillibrand on a military sexual harassment bill. ted cruz and ocasio cortez have an odd couple plan to drain the swamp and we love it. she is considered political dynamite by the right but this seems to be getting a warm reception in texas. is there any downside for ted cruz? >> yeah, working with someone who democrats and republicans -- or republicans have said aoc is the liberal enemy and they've tried to make her the number one target so working with her could sort of undercut that own messaging. mitch mc

if aoc is right, clean nuclear energy is the path forward. is wrong, clean nuclear energy is the path forward. i think we have solved this. >> dana: the other thing, shannon, you are our legal expert today. >> greg: no, i am. >> shannon: not today. >> dana: good answer, shannon paired part of the problem for energy projects is that it gets tied up in litigation. >> shannon: we have talked about this issue that one federal judge at the lowest level, there's almost 700 of them. they put a nationwide injunction on anything the president does in its tied up for two years trying to get of the supreme court. the russia hoax, as he calls it, and the green new deal, they are great things for him. he's going to love to run on these. he talked about in march, i love the green new deal. i hope they don't stop talking about it. for him these are great campaign talking points. he saw how the crowd reacted. >> dana: juan, how are you feeling today? you look a little green. >> juan: i look at this and think to myself he makes stuff up. he says yeah, this is

more than just media coverage when you have as i mentioned the top half of trump voters, supporting aocrginal tax rate you wouldn't know from coverage you would think purely a least wing position. >> it is because the public is really frustrated about being forgotten or left behind. those two when elected donald trump live and well not just on right but also the left the reason bernie sanders did so well, in 2016 why i will be blueprint, i think he is the most likely nominee in 2020 i will tell you something republicans should want that sanders cannot appeal to overall mainstream american people should be scared to death they get colorado senator michael bennett there is no issue about socialism there is no -- he is not the extreme he is mainstream. the reason why sanders pals so well because so left wing. >> two things one even media have said some democratic accounts have moved so far left free college or call medicare for all labor reparations, a hard time winning in general election but maybe in tune with what a lot of democrats think secondly you say, well, capitalism, looks not gr

this is sort of a replay with aoc on one side, cruz on the other, saying the establishment -- patriceught this up, swamp enjoyed it a long time. maybe it is time to break it up. >> you look at europe or look at the presidential election in 2016 of the bernie sanders and donald trump obviously had very different solutions to the problems but they both talked about the sort of problem. there was very much playing against the elites in this country. look, what is congress doing from now until the 2020 election? infrastructure is really not going anywhere. there is no plans to do anything like comprehensive immigration reform. something a very simple bill as we see it play out over twitter. very much in the weeds between ted cruz and aoc has been a simple, three-page bill that is very clean. it could possibly pass. just the swamp -- >> you know what? maybe somebody should hold congress accountable, not pay them if they don't pass bills. >> i'm not as optimistic as you guys but i would like to see something done. charles: we all agree. capri, patrice, james, thank you very much. >> thank y

[cheers and applause] >> and cx from a -- aoc! aoc! varshmi: thank you so much, representative, for the risks you take, the courage you show, and pushing us to be more bold through it all. i'm not even going to try to follow that up with anything. i'm just going to close up this night doing what sunrise always does, which is singing a song. if we could get the house life back on for one last time, and if everybody could stand up with me. up we could get the lyrics on the screen. all right. all to repeat after me. we need each of the standards -- we repeat each of the stanzas twice. i will teach it to you first. here goes. ♪ we gonna rise up won up 'til it's when the people rise up the powers come down when the people rise up he powers come down they tried to stop us back keep coming they tried to stop us but we keep coming back ♪ wow, you guys got it. let's do it. ♪ we gonna rise up rise up 'til it's won we gonna rise up rise up 'til it's won up the people rise the powers come down when the people rise up the powers come down they trie

it's aoc.he new york congresswoman is thought star of a comic book satire called alexandria ocasio-cortez and the freshman four. one cover shows the democratic socialist with a sword and super woman style outfit with the caption new party, who dis? >> tucker: we have two notes from our judges one, keep hands on buzzers, second, this final question is worth two points. >> greg: what? no, no. >> tucker: i don't make the decisions here i'm a marion net controlled by the control room in new york. >> greg: change the rules. >> tucker: i'm telling you i do what i'm told. we do it often by the way. >> greg: you never do. this. >> tucker: never apologize and never explain therefore i won't. >> jesse: it's because they don't like you, greg. >> tucker: if you wished your beer tasted more like marshmallows a brewery is selling a beer which tastes like which sugary breakfast cereal? >> lucky charms. >> jesse: oh, god i knew that. >> greg: i crushed you like a bug. >> lucky charms flavored beer. saturday mo

aoc. he should be great. >> emily: he's rock bottom. that's why he has a 18% approval rate.here's no reason that she can't do like given the energy bill the major just passed. it's wishful thinking to remove her from the national stage. she's driving policy and conversation. you know looking good america is in the chloe kardshian line is. >> jesse: i didn't know that. >> dana: i'm listening. >> emily: it was like just like hoops and red lipstick go together on aoc, so too does our looks. so all facets of normal life outside the political sphere, people are referencing her. it needs to be harnessed some way, the democrats, but they want to coon taken her. they'll probably say she'll be fatigued if the republicans take back over the house in 2020 is lame. >> jesse: would your wear those jeans? >> juan: if i could fit in them. gee, mom jeans for me. i must say, dana is on point. the rest of you missed it here. >> emily: i agreed with her. >> juan: let me tell you, dana is on point, this is a conversation among republicans in the sun. people at a dinner party, upper east side ty

is that the case or are both sort of -- is everyone chasing the aoc endorsement?. i think it obviously matters for bernie sanders. they were out yesterday talking about the green new deal. there have been a number of pieces and business insider and role calls focusing on the moderates in the party. >> dana: does joe biden benefit from aoc taking shots at him? >> i don't know. that's the question to me. if she attacks someone, does that succeed in bringing them down in her own party, as opposed to endorsing someone. >> dana: but bernie sanders is not really -- >> he's struggling. in south carolina he's gone below warren, harris. he's having a lot of trouble. the threshold is 15%. makes it a different year than 2016. >> dana: next week maybe we'll bring you back. you have got to explain those numbers. >> i'll spend all week studying. >> we'll learn a lot. >> we already have eight candidates. >> i would have thought kamala harris would have been higher than she is. >> when you're a democratic prosecutor running in a primary, that's difficult. now she's going to lean

yes, aoc has done a lot for climate change.duced policies but they're not well-thought out policies. anybody can throw a plan together. a long time ago, you had barney frank. he said some of these things that they had are not even sustainable. if you introduced them, it would shock the economy. >> neil: they're all for cleaner air a better environment. max, what has come out is this idea is that they have not looked it through. there does seem to be a real clear divide between establishment democrats, if you will, and the new wave that has come in with that passion. you don't want to tick them off. >> you can see elsewhere the divide is lessening. a majority of young republicans say climate change is a concern. senator cornyn -- >> neil: a big difference with that and spending trillions with an unspecified goal. >> this is a challenge. we've been subsidizing -- >> neil: fair enough, this is bigger than all of the above. >> it's saying we have money for these subsidies for these big republican donors. we don't have subsidies --

i think that aoc and bernie sanders are very clever in pushing this out right now.ng which is going to appeal to a lot of primary voters. if you make the argument like we heard just a second ago from chairman grassley, republicans are going to counter that while this sounds good, it's going to make it much more difficult for individuals to actually get credit they need if they don't have the longest lending history and if they actually have bad credit. that's what republicans are going to try to do to counter this because right now on its face, this is the sort of thing which appeals to that voter who is already showing up to the polls looking for free college, who is looking for help with the rent and so many other things. lauren: what does that mean for joe biden, the frontrunner on the democratic side now, phil? if you look at his record, back in 2005 he sparred with elizabeth warren for a similar proposal. he often supports the credit card companies. >> so this is interesting. bernie sanders and aoc point out the fact that in the early 1990s the senate actually

aoc tweeted her displeasure with congress members signing on with some firm after signing tharms. views. i have long called for a lifetime ban on former members of congress becoming lobbyists. the swamp would hate it but perhaps a chance for some bipartisan cooperation. the two then hashed out potentially teaming up on a bill over twitter with cruz replying to aoc, quote you're on. >>> another republican blocked the house' attempt to pass a bipartisan $19 billion disaster aid bill for the third time this week. delaying assistance to parts of the u.s. devastated by hurricanes, floods and wildfires. freshman congressman john rose of tennessee objected thursday afternoon to pass the measure under unanimous consent. >> our nation is $22 trillion in debt. trying to pass nearly $20 billion in new spending while the majority of congress is not even in washington, reflects another act of irresponsible big government. this is absolutely without a doubt wrong. >> rose's objection follows similar moves by republican congressman of kentucky on monday. steny hoyer said democrats are expected t

he got upset enough to file a lawsuit is allowed but not one of aoc?an't be ignored. rahim is correct. platform, they say they're a platform like facebook, for example. they are not regulated because they argue they're a platform but they're picking winners and losers. they're choosing content, especially conservative content to sup is -- suppress. charles: jack dorsey was aggressive last year, going to the white house he wants to be fair about this i met with him personally. i felt like he was sincere about it. feels like in the last two or three weeks, they have become, how do you explain the aggressiveness of this more recently? >> there is words versus actions and you know what i'm really concerned about is the 2020 election of the these organizations can put their fingers on the scale to sup is press content and conservatives and others would like to know about. i believe my content on facebook has been suppressed. my views gone from millions, down to 50 or 60,000 on average. you can't ignore it. you can't deny it. charles: i remember yours routin

i would ask though about aoc in terms of -- because she is so new still.don't know what her power will be. but she certainly has a wave galvanizing people around issues. for instance, you are seeing entire interviews and town halls dedicated to the green new deal. i mean, she didn't do it alone. mark heed did it. do you under estimate her if you don't take her seriously at this point. nancy pelosi takes her seriously. >> juan: if anybody comes on the scene allah donal ala donalp gal von nice voter's attention it's not that she came out of nowhere. she absolutely beat joe crowley who was an established politician. >> lisa: i want to turn it on its head is aoc toxic to a democratic candidate who really wants to win and beat donald trump because she is proposing essentially sending your gas prices up $5 a gallon that would be the ultimate result of her green new deal. and it would literally put millions of people working the energy industry out of work. remember what hillary clinton said about coal to the coal miners. i will put you out of work and find you a

now known as mini-aoc. rolls on. ♪ stuart: we're up 120 points. the dow reaching 25,800 as we speak. big techs always have to check them because they're the most active stocks and that is where the money has been going. apple is up two bucks this morning at 185. alphabet down, amazon down. facebook 183. microsoft up 43 cents. not that much of a movement for big techs even though they have been taking somewhat after beating recently. >>> then germany spending record amount of money spending on all the refugees that pouredded into the company. ashley: 25 billion u.s. dollars to integrate one million refugees. they spend money, germany on the root causes. in other words they go to the home countries where the migrants come, try to create conditions at that would encourage people, a, not to leave, perhaps others to go back. that is a ton of money. angela merkel came under a lot of fire for letting in over a million migrants, just opened the borders. she continues to say that was humanitarian necessity but she h

i was fascinated when aoc roasted chicken on instagram and just talked. harkening back to me feeling like trump was refreshing back when i was in europe in 20, this is the straight line from that to aoc in terms of the tactics and authenticity, not being too scripted. you are sort of seeing this across the freshman class. it changes the game for how lawmakers and politicians can run, how they tell the story of themselves. i think those who choose not to be authentic or who choose to be to walled off from constituents, to the press, we have a different expectation out. i think americans have a different expectation that we lawsto know who is making in this country. she has peeled back the curtain on that in a significant way. i mean, i don't think it is a fad either. for progressiveism, just like the tea party in 2010-2011, these are fundamental changes in the political parties in america , and long before aoc came to washington, the party was moving in this direction. we have fewer moderates because of the way congressional districts are drawn. the practi

. >>> aoc going on anti-capitalism tweet storm over the weekend. how did america get to this point where socialism is surging in popularity? we are kicking off a week long look at capitalism, socialism. all that versus so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: china slapping tariffs on more than 5000 u.s. goods in in retaliation for president trump's decision to hike chinese goods. u.s. policies they say are affecting existence of the world trade organization and a new proposal on the wto website. edward lawrence with the latest. edward. reporter: china did not specifically mention wto, but they did say auto tariffs, steel tariffs, aluminum tariffs could you know mine the wto, what we're seeing from both sides is posturing. the chinese already tariff everything that the u.s. exports into china at this point. what the chinese are doing now is responding through tariffs. they're adding, upping tariffs on $60 billion worth of items from 5% to 10% and 10%, 25%. everything from nuts to baking soda to mineral water. president trump tweeted that part of

the two people that aoc has mentioned when she's asked about 2020 and if she will endorse are sandersect sense ideologically. remember, she worked for bernie sanders' 2016 campaign, and she says she's going to hold off on an endorsement for a while, but i don't think you'll stop seeing these 2020 candidates looking for opportunities to seidel up when it makes sense for them to track some of the progressive energy. >> you can't blame them. let's look at some new poll numbers released from monmouth university. if you look on the screen, vice president joe biden still the clear front-runner and bernie sanders is at 15%, down from 20%, and we have two other candidates you see there in double digits, kamala harris and elizabeth warren. what do you make of those numbers? what do they tell you if you look insnide? >> well, they are consistent with what we're seeing which is that joe biden is doubling his nearest competitor if not more so in this poll. so what i think you see happening here is this is not any longer about bernie sanders versus joe biden or elizabeth warren versus -- >> joe bi

the best interests of those members like katie hill. >> yeah, jake, you heard manu's questioning of aoc said, we shouldn't be scared of elections. who's afraid of elections? i mean, it's pretty easy for her to say, in like a plus 90-d district. but i can tell you who's afraid of elections. nancy pelosi is afraid of elections. because she's scuttled into the caucus there saying, oh, we don't have any divisions. division, war you talking about? so lts ots of democrats are afr of elections, including conor lamb, i could name about six or seven other dmemocrats in pennsylvania. >> i think the one person we should not discount in all of this is nancy pelosi, she's done such a phenomenal job both handling the president and his foolishness as well as keeping this caucus together. and i think part of what you saw, jake, even in the lead up to our segment here is, we've heard different members of congress also saying, look, the more the white house is stonewalling, that starts to raise the specter of, maybe we have to go to impeachment to get these documents. even the question about whether or n