david: now, amazon firing back, tweeting out aoc is just wrong.$15 minimum wage and full benefits from day one. we also lobbied to raise federal minimum wage so has the congresswoman lost her argument by claiming that amazon owners are starving their employees? >> well, let me put the pieces of the puzzle together. you have aoc that in part, and a lot because of her cost long island city about 40,000 amazon jobs. i think it's a total of 100,000. yet she's telling them what they have to do and how they do it and how much to pay. yeah, this works out very well. look, it all comes back to somebody who believes the state should be running the show and people who make too much money did not earn it so they have to give it away and basically, it has never worked. we have seen it in many other countries around the globe. i know they don't like being compared there but all these proposals of trying to tell people what to do don't work anywhere. >> what an unbelievable insult to jeff bezos. jeff bezos is a billionaire not because he stole it from employees

should aoc apologize? most of you are saying yes.ays aoc can't deal with reality, there is no basis to compare anything to the tragedy of the hitler nazis. another person writing on instagram i would be surprised if she apologizes. i hope she will be more careful speaking. another person tweeting time for her to get the boot. hate does not belong in congress or anywhere else in government. rob: i jumped the gun. an important story, appreciate it. we will keep following it. a manhunt is underway in wisconsin for whoever shot and killed an off-duty police officer who was gunned down trying to stop a robbery at a bar on monday. investigators say dna could be the key to solving this case. since the suspected behind the mask. there is a $27,000 reward for any information. jillian: a federal judge wants to reconsider his ruling over the controversial census citizenship question. george hazel ruled allegations of discrimination and conspiracy did not have enough evidence but now he says the plaintiff's request for reconsideration raises a s

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

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aoc concentration camps assured a labor supply. the reality in the camp sure the ultimate goal of extermination through labor. but on the other side, many of ocasio-cortez's democratic peers and the media -- they sprinted to her defense. >> i agree with the sentiment behind what she said, which is that we can to take this as normal. >> the truth is, we are creating concentration camps on the border. >> in 1933, there were concentration camps, in 1941, there were death camps, and that is where we are going if our consciences -- >> laura: this sequence of events might be the most jarrin jarring. when liz cheney suggested aoc should learn history, stepped in for what is the left call it? mans plating. if you spend a few minutes learning some actual history, you will find out that concentration camps are different from death camps, and have a history that both predates and extends far past the. to that, the actual twitter account for the museum dedicated to auschwitz on the memorial hit back at hayes and recommended that he "consider t

now you have democrats rushing to defend aoc. they normalized these nazi aalgs. -- analogies. last month they tried to cap the bed space at the so-called concentration camps. the whole reason you have these campus to detain migrants is because the left didn't want them to separate families. now you bring them together and now they are concentration camps? >> and now they want more beds. >> who created this problem? oh, mr. bully rhetoric i will shut them down. i will show them! >> that was under obama. >> there is no rule of law in the central american countries. >> stop being so sensible, dana. my goodness. you have no place on this show. >> i can tell. >> all right! the homeless problem in los angeles at a breaking points and residents taking matters into their own hands next. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actuall

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can the same be said for aoc? is she too big to allow her to go down in shame for the comments relating to the holocaust. >> i don't know if i was more disturbed by her ignorance or the lack of integrity by the historians that rallied to her defense. never in the history of concentration camps has anybody crossed into territory where there was one. 15 million soviet citizens, pows, didn't go over to german lines because they were concentration camps. you can say where 30,000 perished. the difference between a concentration camp and a death camp is a distinction without a difference. as horrible as the death camps were, there were 15 million people in the eastern front, 10 million in china who tie in so-called concentration camps. there's nevada been in the history of concentration camp treatment for transgender people and counseling and hormone therapy as there is now in some ofe our detention camps. you know what? if she's really worried about the plight of the poor and the sick and the dispossessed, we have half

stick, which is, yeah, you just do it less than anybody else, and your idea of giving birth to the aocs of the party when would do nothing to help the kids, 90% of what you want according to your own party members, senator leahy, wasn't enough. >> i voted for the original house bill to give the funding for the kids on the border. but here's what's important to realize, chris, because i voted against the senate version. the senate version didn't have any standards. now, the house appropriated $40 mill wherein more than the president had asked for these supplies in 2019. it's not a matter of money that these kids are going without

aoc says capitalism is irredeemable. sanders's whole stick is billionaire class oligarchy has taken over our country and a laminating democracy. .. their billionaire 4 million or. [laughter] that's how he became a millionaire himself. my point is the ideas they are harboring on a completely different spirit in scandinavian social democracy. >> i will stop the and everyone else can get in. >> thinking that was a tropic introduction. congratulations on the new addition to the book. let me state or restate on c-span this meeting in washington, d.c. and i'm the editor-in-chief. i'm cohosting with charles davidson, founder and publisher. the book is called heaven on earth, the rise in afterlife of socialism is the title. it was first published in 2002 and we been addition the 2019 and i want to ask you first question which is why did you write the book? >> the book was originally seems ia tremendous part in socialism is a big idea that shaped the 20th century but also it was an idea that i was entirely immersed in. i grew up

i don't think it's as much in congress as aoc would like.reshman class has been very vocal, and they have been very controversial, and, you know, chris, some of it, i think, gets back to identity politics and policies of division and envy. and ironically, it's turning on the party itself. they used it for a long time against remonies, but now they're -- republicans, but now they're having to grapple with it. >> and they've looked at the democratic party in the past with envy saying why don't you guys have the in-fighting that we have with the tea party. now they do, and it's now identity politics where someone like nancy pelosi who's as liberal and progressive as they basically get is now someone who's called a traitor because she's the wrong color, too old, this or that. it's identity politics, and it's not something that i would be -- i would not want to be nancy pelosi dealing with this crew. charles: on that note, you know, she's got the usmca, she's dragging her feet on that. everyone says it's a great deal. and it feels like, you know,

aoc history lesson. >>> aoc referring to current immigration facilities as concentration camps has manyin arms including me. >> the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border. and that is exactly what they are. they are concentration camps. >> okay. jewish eyes, jewish ears. i'm so offended by that. because what she is doing -- quote. we are calling these camps what they are because they fit squarely in the academic consensus and definition. she can't allow other people to be upset about it. look, those camps are disgusting. call them cages. what is happening. but concentration camps or at least the conoitation is where 6 million jews are slautderred. and the purpose was to exterminate. and by somehow using that as blanket word for everything, somehow plays into the -- i don't want to say diminishing of a holocaust but not as one of a kind in history as it was. and for her to defend it and say we understand it. to me i was offended and i'll say it. i don't know if it will cause you to be upset. but i as a jew, yes what's happening is terrible. but concentration

aoc history lesson. aoc referring to current abhorrent u.s. immigration facilities as concentration camps has many up in arms. including me. bigly. >> the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border. and that is exactly what they are. they are concentration camps. >> okay. jewish eyes, jewish ears now. i am so offended by that because what she is doing, and she says look, she says, "we are calling these camps what they are because they fit squarely in the academic consensus and definition." my feeling is -- and i'm allowed to feel this way, and fact that she can't allow other people to be upset about it. look, those camps are disgusting. call them cages. call them -- what is happening. but concentration camps, or at least the connotation is where 6 million jews were slaughtered. the purpose of those camps were not just work camps, was to exterminate. and by somehow using that as a blanket word for everything, somehow plays into -- i don't want to say diminishment of the holocaust but not as one of a kind in history as i

bernie sanders, who is an ally of aoc's, does not.out this on cnn and said that that's not the type of terminology to that he, bernie sanders, would invoke, because that although there are problems in contemporary americ america, you don't necessarily have to analogize those problems to 1930s germany. they can be bad without being bad on a seismic existential level that threatens global catastrophe. that is possible. >> tucker: yes, it is. >> the problem is when you infuse the debates with very inflammatory rhetoric that gets people emotionally riled up for good reason, invoking the holocaust tends to do that, it obscures the real issues that need to be rationally addressed in order to resolve the very real issues that exist associated with immigration. the u.s. legacy of adventurism abroad and intervention especially in latin america has destabilized some of those countries where we have conditions now that people are being forced to flee northward and in part that has to do with u.s. foreign policy. i'll say that again, the u.s. has

so if your district was super blue, having aoc in your corner would be cool. but it's interesting that nancy pelosi used to be seen as this wild-eyed liberal. here she is standing up to the liberals on impeachment, medicare for all, green new deals. making her seem downright moderate. god, so you wonder whether behind the scenes, aoc and w pelosi have a deal going on?ha who would have thought that was possible in 2019? >> tucker: do you think honestly that ten years from now there will be any people like you left in the democratic party? 50-ish white guys worried about the medicare for all. will there be any left, honestly? >> so the biggest block of the house democrats are the pro-business new democrats. 101 of them, more than progressives, more than the black caucus, more than -- i so i understand there is an interest among some to paint democrats being crazy left.. it just happens not to be where the leaders of the party are and the biggest block in the house is at least. it's just not debatable. >> tucker: yeah. it's where the -- you are right. you are abs

i don't see it here. >> we've got two issues come we've got aoc and we've got biden.should be so lucky she becomes king maker. this is a woman who's got real problems. >> sean: full shot of this. go ahead, all right, we got it. >> a little mini board. this is a cnn poll in march. her favorables nationwide, 31, unfavorable 41. a new poll. i'm uncertain of the methodology. in her district she has a 21 favorable. 51 unfavorable and 13% reelect. the bigger the role that aoc plays inside the democratic the more left wing it goes and the better the president's chances for reelection are.er if anybody thinks what will sell in a hip district in new york that is gentrified in the year is going to sell in flyover country, they are getting themselves. i want her to be a more disruptive force. the bigger the role she plays, the worse off the democrats are. >> sean: why did biden feel compelled to change his position so far on everything? he seems tired to me. this is not a health diagnosis but he seems like he's just not that into it. he gave in on the new green deal with his own

the question for you, isha -- obviously aoc as she is known and calls herself gets a lot of attentione has millions of followers. is her endorsement important to warren a and sanders or not. >> i would imagine both of those campaigns see the endorsement as important. but aoc is sharp enough to know the value of her endorsement and no reason to make one any time soon frankly. the other thing i would say is that -- the progressive movement is about this election. but bigger than that. it's really about ideas. and so whether it be aoc or bernie or elizabeth warren they are really pushing america in a conservation towards progressive values with regards to policies and culture. i think that's where aoc plays and where the benefit for them of aligning themtz with her and vice versa is that this is about culture shift and moving the needle. and that is bigger than 2020. there is -- that goes on. >> all right. isha thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> and next, the disturbing heart breaking image of what appears to be a father and a child found lying face down in the water

whenever aoc opens her mouth, it's always kind of laughable. a stand-up comedian. >> laughable and painful. she came to congress thinking republicans are all corrupt. she got there and whoa! democrats are corrupt, too. somebody pulled her aside and said how do you think nancy pelosi is worth $130 million. she has been in congress for 40 years with the same salary and she is worth $120 million. aoc was talking to the press talking about the insider trading that you and i would go to jail for. she is a bit shaken by what she is learning. gregg: in a socialist state the ruling class gets all the money. maybe that's what she is going for. >> this is so soviet she is taking the next step. in the soviet union everybody gets free education and healthcare. everybody gets the money. somebody has to make those decisions. the ruling class, they get the best department, the best cars. the best food. here you go. the next step is for aoc to say well, all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others. gregg: don't you love her tweets? for me it's li

. >> audience: aoc! aoc! aoc! >> stephen: we're live! >> audiencea.o.c.! >> stephen: cheers.ten, happy debate night, first of all,. >> happy debate night. >> >> stephen: and what stood out to you tonight, other than there was a fair amount of spanish being spoken. >> there was, there was there was. >> stephen: now, as someone with puerto rican heritage, did that appeal to you? >> i loved it, because-- i represent the bronx, there was a lot of spanglish in the building. i thought it was humorous, sometimes at times. especially because sometimes the content of the question, i thought people were just going to start saying, ( speaking spanish ) which means "i will not give you an answer to your question." ( laughter ) but it was-- it was good. i thought it was a good gesture to the fact that we are a diverse country, so... >> stephen: what were some of the biggest moments to you. in your group text chains, what's blowing up? >> i think sometimes with the debate stage this big, it can kind of seem like a high school classroom, and so there are some folks that, like, didn't seem l

but in this instance aoc went too far. >> we know aoc loves to say crazy things and get attention.ne. when cabot phillips talked to students about these comments, the students said it's too far. that is an extreme statement. trish: that's saying a lot considering the liberal attitude on most of college campuses these days. people know right from wrong. she may not. ilhan omar may not. but most of americans deep down they do. cher weighing in on 202, the singer, says democrats don't know how to feet trump and warns there will be no america if trump wins a second term. a little america. do you think, madison? >> she is right about the fact that the democrats don't know how to beat the president. not one person is willing to step up with policies that would work to better the lives of the american people. we are seeing far left socialist policies that have become popular among the democrats. it would never pass through congress or actually work. i don't think any of them have a chance of beating president trump. trish: is she worried we have no america? what about all those celebritie

kennedy: what do you have to say to aoc.he wants you out of the race. >> i've never s sashayed out of anything in my life. i think what i said in san francisco i truly believe. i think every american should have health care as a basic human right. it's basic human right policy. but the medicare for all proposal is the wrong way forward and i think it's crazy that we're becoming an intolerant party where we can't have a battle of ideas. i have a plan to create universal health care. because we disagree on how to get there, people are saying i should get out of the race. that's not democracy. >> no. you know, i've lived in california for the better part of 25 years. i love the state. but i can't stand the com commis and i'm not surprised they are the o ones booing you so loudly. >> listen, i spent a lot of time in iowa. i'm going to do my 29th trip. i travel all over this country. most democrats are like most republican answer most independents. they want us to solve problems wib take the noise down, find common ground and get

that's a good path for aoc to be going in.ny and if 24 com they comeh data saying they're paying $17 an hour in arkansas, they don't look so bad. maria: it was pretty much a black mark when she stopped amazon from coming to new york, right, mitch? i mean, why does she keep talking about amazon? >> it's fascinating. let's not forget the jobs that were lost in new york, they were six figure jobs that would have helped the low local economy ig island city and all of new york. there is a disconnect between her view of them paying starvation wages and what they would have paid people if they were in new york. >> it's one of the strongest arguments people are making that she should have a primary challenger from the center, so do to her what she did to joe crowley a couple years ago. i would imagine she would get reelected. it is an interesting conversation to be having because the far lefties love to get into races and pick on moderates who are doing things to cater to their constituents. maria: a lot of people say right now she is

aoc's team has not confirmed these rumors. jillian: for the first time in more than a decade, and in the 500 winner is honored at the white house. >> they congratulated them on a dramatic win last month. >> such an honor to be here today in the biggest race in the world especially being invited to come to the white house, the job at simon did. >> you saw that. that was talented, a lot of courage. i wouldn't do it. >> he gave the president his helmet, neon yellow helmet. it is cool. >> 11 minutes after the hour, curbing the border crisis, the trump administration making a successful deal with mexico but democrats don't seem happy about it. >> the agreement donald trump reached with mexico, nothing more than warmed up leftovers. >> reporter: we are live in washington where the white house is responding to unfounded criticism. rob: long lines, crying kids, angry parents, age promotion is back. it is a great theme. there are new rules. with instant confirmation... i got it! what? what? l.a. bookers book apartments and vacation hom

and will not understand who aoc truly is. as she indulges in that kind of language. >> lou, that is absolutely right. it is one thing that gets me very frustrated. anyone in congress that says the things that they have been saying about to abolish i.c.e. and vilify the men and women of i.c.e. that risk their lives every single day to safeguard the citizens of this country, to carry out the very laws that congress has enacted. it is not right, it is irresponsible and misinformed. if congress does not like the laws of the have entrusted and mandated i.c.e., congress needs to change the laws. stop vilifying the law enforcement agencies is possible for carrying out the laws. they need to start looking at their own issues and what they are not doing, what needs to be done to safeguard this country. lou: and of course enforcing the laws is counter to everything that the chamber of commerce stands for. which is cheap labor and wide open borders irrespective of the harm it does to working men and women. in small business in this coun

i find what aoc and her allies are doing is reprehensible and deplorable. am not saying it as a democrat or republican. i'm saying it as an american. trish: i think the woman is highly unqualified for the job she has. it'it's ininsulting to anyone wo lost a loved one in world war ii. >> what she said is patently absurd and highly offensive. this is incredible that she would compare the concentration camps to concentration camps. it's not just her. what's disturbing is the consistent pattern from rashida tlaib and ilhan omar and the failure to condemn anti-semitism on the floor by house democrats. where is nancy pelosi standing up against this? >> the last thing i wanted to do was come on this show and agree with kayleigh. but i have to. she is right. and this is again not politics. and the fact that the democrats, congressman nadler issued a tortured statement that wasn't clear. nancy pelosi to the best of my knowledge has been silent. i think you have got to speak out. what is public life about if you institutionalize concentration camps. that the united s

trish: another gaffe from socialist aoc? >> i am not the expert on geopolitics on this issue. >> we are going to flip this seat red in november. medicare for all is much more -- much cheaper than the current system we pay right now. trish: rising democratic star accusing billionaire jeff bezos of paying his workers quote starvation wages just to turn a profit. the only problem the amazon minimum wage is already $15 which is double what the law demands. shocking new video showing a flight attend damage literally hitting a plane ceiling during severe turbulence. the maximum pressure campaign''. the latest details next. all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe t

aoc's comments are entirely inappropriate.t does like chuck said, it does a disservice to the detainees and i can't make a defense of it. i will say, though, that obviously there is a huge humanitarian crisis that has to be dealt with at the border. trish: it's completely different, know though. trish: anyone who lost a loved one in world war ii period. it's pretty disgusting she can get away with that. and even more disgusting, when she is called out by a member of the media, the left piles on to him. there is a mentality that i think is increasingly dangerous. i would argue that the left has gotten really, really mean. if you dare to dispel that notion with any kind of truth our reality -- or reality, they attack you. >> when we are giving praise where it is due for chuck and the other anchor. i think we should condemn that nancy pelosi, jerry nadler and so many other democrat leaders have not come out and condemned it. it worried me they are so bead hold on her and fearful of her power. trish: they are fearful of her and th

and will not understand who aoc truly is. as she indulges in that kind of language. >> that is absolutely right. it is one thing that gets me very frustrated. anyone in congress that says the things he -- things they've been saying, to vilify i.c.e. , that carry out the very laws that congress has enacted, it is not right. it is irresponsible and misinformed. if congress does not like the laws, that they've entrusted and mandated i.c.e.then congress needs to change the laws. stop vilifying the law-enforcement agency responsible for carrying out the laws. they need to start looking at their own issues and why they are not doing what needs to be done to safeguard this country. lou: and of course enforcing those laws is counter to everything that the chamber of commerce stands for. which is cheap labor and wide open borders, irrespective of the harm it does. the working men and women, small business in this country. the ignorance of the chamber and the koch brothers. it is palpable and it is propelling. obviously, the interest o

something we have already heard from aoc saying she thinks is completely ridiculous. she's not a fan of biden. it will take a lot of work from biden ultimately to win her over and her supporters over. >> one of many challenges he's facing in a very, very crowded field. jon, thank you very much. again, happy father's day. >>> reminder, jon has a big show this morning, he goes one-on-one with alexandria ocasio-cortez and much more of george's exclusive interview with president trump on "this week." and tune in tonight for the primetime special, george's 30 hours with president trump that's at 8:00. >>> breaking news overnight in hong kong. backlash continues over the proposed extradition to mainland china even though that bill has been suspended. abc's bob woodruff is in hong kong with the latest. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, eva. you can see the demonstrators are filling every single major street here in downtown hong kong. arely ve tonight, hopefully, we won't see the violence that happened last sunday and also on wednesday when police came in with he

let me go back to the interview jonathan carl said and the press is soft on aoc and other liberals.resolution of her green new deal it talks about the guaranteed benefits the government would give. healthcare for all residents of the united states. a guaranteed job for all residents of the united states. residents, not citizens. jonathan carl should have said does it apply to illegal immigrants do they have a guaranteed right of healthcare and all the other benefits. why didn't you say citizens? the press misses its chance to ask tough questions. >> sean: at some point they have to say was obamacare a success. you want to tear down the walls? you want to take back tax cuts and get rid of energy independence and then the eight years of obama? i'll say this. if karl rove could play the guitar, i don't know, the same way jimmie page of led zeppelin did and you could play the piano like elton john. >> i want to see ari in those glasses. >> sean: good to see you all. when we come back sad but important story. we sent lawrence jones to an impeach trump rally not well attended in new york

liz cheney tweeting, please, aoc, do us all a favor and learning some actual history. 6 million jews were exterminated. >> ocasio-cortez firing back. since you're so eager to educate me, i'm curious what do you call building mass camps without a trial. she is not comparing this as death camps but rather to internment camps but like the ones that held americans. >>> the president's former communication director will face questions. they are insisting hicks cannot testify about her time in the white house. more now from manu raju from capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning, michelle and brian. hope hicks worked with him through the campaign into the transition into the white house, she will go behind closed doors before the house judiciary committee. she'll face an array of questions. we do know that the democrats plan to press her on a key topic. that is those hush money payments that occurred back in 2016 to silence those alleged extramarital affairs involving donald trump. at the time she was on the campaign she had knowledge about that. the president cannot invoke executive privil

. >> aoc should apologize at the least and probably resign. >> one point of pushback, you didn't haveems with the phrase "america first" which is equally stained or the word nationalist which is equally stained. why doesn't it bother you the same way? >> tucker: angela by meanwhile says her statements were totally fair because under trump america is just inches away from building death camps. >> it's white fear that is driving this, it's racism at its core. in 1941, they were death camps and that is where we are going if our conscience aren't quickly pierced. >> tucker: michael tracy joins us tonight, i've said dumb things, i'm not attacking ocasio-cortez. why do certain journalists, air quotes, feel the need to defend that statement and statement like it? >> i can't imagine you have ever said anything dumb so you should retract that. >> sean: >> tucker: i have! >> if you say so. i'm done trying to psychoanalyze people who inhabit this blinkered world that ordinary people can't hope to penetrate but i think it's worth pointing out that they aren't obligated to defend every word of thi

and i tell you, the more they fall in line with aoc, tucker, the more out of touch they are with the. there is a recent gallup poll that shows for the first time immigration and illegal aliens where the highest mentioned when asked in an open-ended fashion, the american public, what's the biggest problem facing the united states? the only thing to beaded out? government, that was it. >> tucker: so this is tabsolutely destroying america, there is really kind of no question about it. just look at the trajectory. republicans are doing nothing about it. nothing. so why would any republican member of the united states senate, for example, who is into making this a top priority, why would that person get votes from any again? >> i can't imagine. look, as you know, tucker, the goalposts have been moved so much in this immigration debate. a decade ago, we were talking about whether or not to grant amnesty for those in the country illegally. now, we have, as you just pointed out, republicans in the senate who are advancing a bill, right, after the president requested help for this crisis, tha

if you look at the loudest members, the most popular members in the democrat party, it is the aocs, its the tlaibs, this new freshman socialist group that's driving the narrative. nancy's lost all control over the narrative and the legislation of the democrat party, and that's why i think they're going to be successful in pushing, you know, the impeachment proceedings which, again, is devastating for the democrat party. trish: wow. wow, wow, wow. unbelievable to watch, and we've got a front row seat. congressman sean duffy, thank you so much. >>> the intolling rant left, really intolerant, right? you just heard as the congressman describes, just loves to push this narrative that conservative women, meanwhile, can't decide for themselves. >> when the president was elected, he had a majority of white women. these women were voting their husbands' politics, voting their husbands' ideology. trish: now as uc-berkeley, a school well known for shutting down conservative speech, new social sciences dean is accusing conservatives of wanting to put women back in their place. coming up, we've got

30 years of democratc politics attracts the people power movement that brought bernie sanders a and aoco political prominence. welcome back to democracy now! why do we start off by looking at this divide around impeachment and what it tells us about, well, everything that you have looked at, this divide from establishment democratic politics and the new progressive forces that you say go bacack decacades. even have to go that far back in history to see a repeat of this. 2006, the grassroots of the democratic party were forous at president bush the e kind of global criminality from the black sites, the andure, the war in iraq were on an antiwar wave, took house and senate in 2006. the first thing nancy pelolosi d was said, "we're takaking impeachmenent off ththe table." this time around again, she is been trying to do the exact same thing. curbeels her job is to what she sees as a a destructive impulse of her base. and this is something that, in my reporting, i discovered comes from this odd trauma that so many people in fulull of seeee's generation have w who are at the top rights o of