ilhan omar aoc want to take that away from us. that's why it's so important that we have someone in congress like me, a conservative counter punch to them to be able to fight fire with fire. jedediah: now, of course, several key issues that are important in the country right now, the economy being key. so, you have five other primary candidates that you have to kind of beat before you can get to charlie crist who we know, you know, basically every day stands for something different depending on what the public wants to hear. so what makes you different from those other primary candidates? why should people say well this candidate really gets what's going on in the country and is going to help me in my situation? >> sure. well, i think it's important to understand that we need to have a congress that is controlled by republicans. i think what people have seen is they are tired of nancy pelosi having the gavel. they are tired of the constant going after our president, the impeachment, the investigation. and they want to see someone

if they think joe biden is going to bring on aoc as the climate advisor, game over.t trump will be able to win b those voters overa quite handily.hi >> tucker: he doesn't need to do this but he's doing it anyway which tells you something pretty weird. >> i mean he was able to win this nomination by knockingo thm down and now he's embracing them. it doesn't make sense. >> tucker: it's very strange! i think he's a vessel for othe others. that's maybe the worst thing. thank you so much for that. >> goodou to see you. odhave a good night. >> tucker: you too. we wish we had more time. we could do five more hours. there's enough going on. but we don't so we are turning it over to the great sean hannity who was standing by tonight in new york. >> sean: can i tell you, though? what dana laid out there was a brilliant analysis. >> tucker: it was. >> sean: if they get rid of biden has many are speculating, i think it's difficult to do, that's the whole groupthink known as the democratic socialist party.th there are no moderates left in the party. they are all extreme radical s

i can't tell you how happy republicans were yesterday when they found out that aoc is going to be inpolicy and climate policy for the biden campaign, because biden is actually courting voters that already were going to vote for him. but he's turning off the voters who may have voted for him. so for example, aoc turns off people in the suburbs like in the district at the republican split last night in california. how about the people in pennsylvania who rely on fracking jobs? they said they want to kill that through the green new deal. and the justice that she's a part of, they lost that seat last night, they lost in wisconsin. ilhan omar has had a really tough race. nobody's actually listening to the aoc and omar because they are dwindling in power but joe biden keeps giving them new life. it's kind of baffling. >> tucker: it's not baffling once you understand what you just said, which is this is what weak candidates do, they pander to the fringes because they haven't shored them up. >> writes, and so i think that if you have something like pennsylvania, that's going to be a battlegr

the rich that is how they get so much money they tax the heck out of the middle class you don't see aoc to say 10 trillion for climate change a medicare for all but the middle class has to have 60 percent and contacts they say they don't have any tax increase just the rich people and that is a ally. >>host: is capitalism who one - - capitalism zero some? but you use a variety of examples to show it is capitalism the rising tide to lift all votes on - - boats. >> that has been bandied about in it is a terrible thing but we look at it and interestingly one points out pakistan and ethiopia you think it will be great is not how close you are to each other but your level but income inequality says it is a jealousy trope about how much money that you make but in reality that is coveting somebody's property. but another of the big lies comes from the socialist to say it is a pile of sticks if i get some you get less but the truth is the statistics are overwhelming the economic ties get bigger and bigger with less poverty human progress.org associated with cato the statistics are amazing. pover

i mean, aoc thinks -- aoc things bottled water tastes better if you shake it and as i referred to bidens more unhinged -- he's more unhinged than a tater cellar door and an f5 twister at this point. so i can't wait to watch those to get together and try to bend forks with their minds. >> sean: what a team -- we are not going to have oil and gas -- >> sean: what else you got? >> sean: i tell you what else i got, so i'm watching as prisoners, i'm dying to know what you think of this. l.a. inmates trying to catch the coronavirus, dennis miller, what the heck is that? >> well, you used to try to sneak a hacksaw blade in a cake into prison. now you just get an n95 mask and hacking cough into it. all of a sudden it's the great escape. but i would tell the guys in prison, you should stay in there. you've got more freedom in there than i do out here. they just shut us on this side of the wall for another three months. stay in there, it's fancy free compared to what i'm doing. >> sean: all good humor is rooted in the truth. i watch the sky elon musk, a kind of like this guy. i'm watching him ope

the problem with one of the quotations that we went back and forth about, aoc like many people present at the necessity of incarcerating people which is a step towards abolition to answer the question that i never answered, and throwing them on the street, it is not evolution it is just incarceration. but the necessity to incarcerate people seems to encourage to say here are the eligible or that person who was the first to die was there on this minor thing, stop thinking that way. as i said, most people leave britain, anyway, so why don't we think about that as opening the door on the portal that takes us away from the organized abandonment in our own habit when we think that we are uplifting it by saying we can fix this thing but not for everybody. they say we should fix this thing let let's make it as expee as possible. >> to get away from not only the notion some people are more deserving than others, the possibility of living a life to get away from that at the same time i know my brothers and sisters and cousins and loved ones who are all over the other side of the equator would a

what are they looking at with aoc?ith the calculation they are making, that she can handle all that, and that really she's got what it's going to take now to carry that progressive line? >> i'm not sure they've accurately assessed that, harris. remember, she was the one who almost single-handedly cost new york city the amazon business, which was a huge job and economic boost to the new york city area. there were a lot of people who have not forgiven her for that. that's the way she approaches things. it doesn't matter how many people it hurts in terms of having a paycheck, a job, and a future. these are people who believe that ultimately they want government to give us our paychecks. government to take care of us. some of us believe government isn't god, it's a terrible substitute. individual freedom, liberty, and the ability to live our lives with our own sense of strength and purpose is a far better way than to simply let the government take care of us. as we call it in the south, uncle sugar sometimes ain't that swe

aoc says that basically we should be treated like we are in school.ake a listen to this. >> we are able to use those to elevate the general consciousness, then what we do every time we add a small layer is kind of like when you go to class or when you go to school. >> so new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez says we should change the nation's slowly by schooling americans and some folks felt like she was talking down to them. well aoc doesn't hide what she thinks of her constituents and theresa says we are not in school and will never be socialists. but i think the larger point here for relating us back to the coronavirus pandemic. many of us think time to create fundamental change. hillary clinton calling it a terrible crisis to waste. and aoc talking about her tactic to overhaul how this country is run in a slow fashion. rob: ease into it, i guess. and here is a moment. supreme court now via conference call. not so esteemed when there is a toilet flushing. take a listen to this. >> and what the ftc has said. [flush] >> topic, then the call

>> greg: alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> tucker: was it aoc? >> it's a bird, it's a plane, it is aoc. new york congressman is the start of comic book sapphire. alexandria ocasio-cortez and the freshman four. one cover shows the specialist with a sword and superwoman style outfit with the caption "new party, who 'dis?" >> tucker: we have two notes from your judges: keep hands on buzzers and the final question is two points. and we are grading on a curve. i don't make a decision here. i am a marionette controlled by the authorities in new york. >> greg: you changed the rules! >> tucker: i'm telling you, i do what i'm told. and by the way. >> greg: you never do this! >> tucker: never apologize, never explain, therefore, i won't. if you wish your beer tasted like marshmallows you are in luck. virginia is celebrating a beer which tastes like which sugary breakfast cereal? >> greg: lucky charms. >> jesse: i knew that! >> greg: i crushed you like a bug! >> tucker: crushed it like a bug. >> lucky charms favorite beer. it is made of toasted marshmallows and fruity hops. if you drink enough of

aoc thinks bottled water tastes better if you shakeke it.referred to biden earlier, he's more unhinged, he's more unhinged than a taters cellar door in the and after in an f5 twister. >> what a team. we won't have all oil l.a. inmates trying to catch the coronavirus. what the hell is that? >> you used to try to sneak a hacksaw blade and a cake into prison. now you just get a n95 mask and hack into it, all of a sudden it's the great escape. i say, stay in there. you got more freedom in there than you do out here. stay in there, baby. it's footloose and fancy for your to where i'm at. >> sean: all good humor is rooted in the truth. i watch this guy elon musk. i kind of like this guy. i watch him opening up and tell everybody to shove it and good for him. >> he was surprised they wouldn't let him open up. quite frankly, sean, he missed the big meeting in sacramento not surprisingly because he couldn't get his car to start. i am telling you, he heads down to texas, the people in texas are going to say, hey, keep sending us all these people becau

we'll get to aoc in a moment.n you deal with the 11 point lead for joe biden over president trump. what is going on? >> you can, stuart, what you laid out in the moan log what the 2020 election is going to be about. all the pundits, everyone saying right now the election will be a referendum on president trump's handling of the coronavirus it will not. the election will be about jobs. 36 million americans are unemployed. over 100,000 small businesses have closed their doors forever. how many more are there going to be? how many more people unemployed heading into the election. president trump is the jobs president. that is what he ran on. he can easily say i created a stronger economy than the guy before me, than president obama did. we were thriving. i can do it again. and the problem with joe biden he is running as continuation of the previous president, of obama. which wasn't, it was not the economy that trump created. president trump was able to create a strong economy. he has that message heading into 2020. t

so i am not about to disrespect in any way what aoc has accomplished to date.the problem with one of the quotations that naomi and i went back and forth about was that aoc, like many people, present the necessity of decarcerating people, which is a step toward abolition -- to answer that question i never answered -- rather than abolition itself, decarcerating people and throwing them out on the street is not abolition. it's just decars ration. but the necessity to incarcerate people seems to encourage folks to say, use words like safely or, you know, here are the eligible or that person who was the first to die in r irk -- riker's was there on this minor thing. some thinking that way. as assayed, most people -- as i said, most people leave prison anyway. so why don't we think about that as opening the door to the portal, opening a portal that takes us away, again, from organized abandonment and our own habits of reinforcing organized abandonment even at the moment when we think we're uplifting it by saying, oh, we can fix this thing but not for everybody. not f

so i'm not about to disrespect in any way what aoc has accomplished to date. the problem with one of the quotations that naomi and i went back and forth about was that aoc, like many people, presents the necessity of decarceration, which is a step towards abolition to answer the question i never answered, rather than abolition itself. throwing them on the street is not abolition. it is just decarceration. but the necessity seems to encourage folks to say use words like safely or here are the eligible or that person who was the first to die in rikers was there on this minor thing. stop thinking that way. as i said most people leave prison anyway. so why do we think about that as opening the door on the portal, opening a portal that takes us away from, again, from ordinary abandonment at our own habits of reinforcing organized abandonment, even in the moment when we think we're upholding by saying oh, , we can fix this thing, but not for everybody. not for everybody. rather than saying we should fix this thing, let's make it as expansive as possible as quickly a

you won't see bernier aoc going on tv to say we will do 10 trillion for climate change 60 trillion for medicare for all the middle class has 60 percent. they are lying and say they have no tax increase just the rich people. it is an ally. >>host: is capitalism zero some that it comes at someone else's expense and i thank you use a variety of examples to go through circumstances it is capitalism. >> income inequality has been bandied about as a terrible thing the interesting thing is that they say one points out that pakistan and ethiopia have less income inequality and that i say move there if you think it will be great it's not about how close you are but income inequality one of the authors say it is like the jealousy trope be caring how much money you make but in reality it's a vice. i don't care how rich i am if i'm getting richer but it's another big lie coming from the socialist that if i get some you get less from the economic pie. the statistics are overwhelming the economic pie is getting bigger and bigger with less poverty. human progress.org associated with cato the statisti

. >> they criticized the aoc for the current affairs to leave bill saying she's out of touch with her'sents. >> at the height of the crisis aoc stated her luxury apartment, and she didn't come home even though people were dying. >> she wants called herself a whole foods republican and was registered to the party. she advocated for small government and fiscal conservatism in her 2010 book which includes a forward bite trump economic advisor larry kudlow and she only moves how mike moved to queens last year previously living in a manhattan trump building. >> she decided to challenge me for the sake of challenging me. cabrera's campaign is getting the backing of the u.s. chamber of commerce which has poured millions into electing republicans. for that ncc says she will never turn her back on business peop people. >> bret: jackie, thank you. president trump touts the economic recovery so far and also we learn more with that susan rice email. the panel joins us with news of the day after this quick break. musical physica♪ ♪ of all the places you're looking forward to where will you go first?

aoc has a little problem. socialism, believes everything free, believes in it so much she doesn't pay her own taxes. >> i know. i saw that she had a failed business venture a while back, 1600 bucks. it's now up to 288, which i believe is the air, by the way, coincidental, that we'll see somebody that stupid make it into the house of representatives. if you take an iou from aoc, you are going to be sol in the next few days. that's not a great -- if she were a couple of years older, biden would have to pick her up. did you watch biden this week? is cuban blocking is cuban blocking here? he can't look at that -- what does he call him? he calls him president tweedy. this doesn't surprise me, because he thinks the hhs secretary alex azar is speedy gonzales. my sources on the ground in the basement at biden's house says that he thinks he saw a pretty putty tat the rare bleed, a place holder that no idea where he's at but he can't be president. i don't want him walking mike pompeo's dog, fo for god's saken he comes u

aoc has a little problem. she believes in socialism and everything is free.s in it so much she doesn't pay her own taxes. >> i know. i saw that she had a failed business venture a while back, 1600 bucks. it's now up to 208,080, which i believe is the year, by the way, coincidental, that we will next see someone that stupid make it into the house of representatives. you know, if you take an iou from aoc you will be asked out of al in the next few days. she's -- if she was a couple years older you know biden would have to pick her. have you watched biden this week? i saw you showed that to mark cuban and i thought -- is cuban bluffing here? he can't look at that and think that's the guy he wants to be president. his calling him -- what does he call trump now? he calls him president tweety and this doesn't surprise me, because he thinks hhs secretary alex azar is speedy gonzalez. my sources on the ground in the basement at biden's house tell me that he thinks he saw a puddy tat ten to 15 times a day. you know zippy the plug had it has lost a gear here. he's that

so consolidating a little of this would be good and again you have elizabeth warren and, you know, aoc saying we have to block these mergers. these companies will go away these services will not be available unless they can get to profitability. the game is over. >> understand. >> there's no more saudi money to underwrite the companies. >> i don't want to have a political debate. >> it has to pass through -- to be approved. >> should uber consider its workers employees? >> oh, very simple answer here our system is broken we have two definitions. full-time or 1099. it is a political issue. we should allow people to pick to be 1099 if they want to most people driving for the ride sharing services don't want to wear a yuber or lyft t-shirt full-time they can't switch services so that would benefit uber to take all of that talent off the market and force them to work only for uber. so then the employees lose that 1099 status. we need a third status to be built by the republicans and the democrats and a definition if you pass 1,000 hours, pick halfway to 2,000 hours, you get "x" amount of b

now aoc called it a citizen victory over that corporation.aybe today she is having second thoughts. i wouldn't bet on it but new york could lose half a million jobs in the next 10 months. the tax revenue decline of nearly $10 billion over the next two years. at a democratic primary debate this week, her opponent slammed her over those lost jobs. take a listen. >> 25,000 jobs, that is the least you could do after driving away $27 billion in tax revenue that we could have had. imagine if we had those jobs that you drove away right now? to help us get back on our feet? we can't tell job creators go away. no, we don't want your 25,000 jobs. am never going to do that. charles: even, charles, the left-leaning "new york daily news" questioned the loss of amazon saying, quote, partly at this time when coronavirus is ravaging incomes across new york wouldn't it be nice if the city and state at least knew that one of the world's largest companies, one of the rare concerns positioned to thrive through the crisis had made a long-term commitment to locate

he is putting aoc in charge of his energy policy.l you what the policy would be, no fracking in pennsylvania, no oil in texas. no-flying cars. paying unwilling to work. that is the "green new deal." that is not the recipe for an economic boom. you know what is? what president trump already did once, which is cutting taxes, deregulation, and unleashing the power of the american worker. cheryl: mattie, i want to give you last word on that because obviously the economy before the coronavirus began was firing on all cylinders. that is something that the president has to be worried about right now? >> well, and listen, this is the question of what happens with reopening the economy. the strongest thing about the economy headed into the coronavirus crisis was the employment picture. we had the best employment picture in 50 years, trying to harness that energy with efforts like the ppp loans, other things that allowed workers to stay attached to their employer i think has been critical addressing the coronavirus crisis. what we need now is

in some ways, a generation with a very progressive in the house in nancy pelosi runs in her way and aoc is up in her feelings all the time, she is very vulnerable, very open, very millennial, i wonder if you ever had an occasion to see nancy pelosi do vulnerability at all, i wonder if she ever let herselg what it feels like in some ways and what she would let you see and what it's like to be attacked the way she is and targeted the way she is, mischaracterize the way she's treated and so forth. >> i would not say i got a sense of vulnerability, i did feel like she let her guard down enough to get a little snippy with me which was nice which she finally felt like she could do that. but she is not an emotive person personally, and there's something generational about that, the generation she comes from being born in 1940, she is now 80 years old and comes from a much more formal era, particular for women. i think as you alluded to, you cannot separate the way she carries herself from how she has been treated and turned into the bogeyman and the punching bag and republicans with the 50-foo

the problem with one of the quotations that naomi and i went back and forth was aoc like many people, prevents the necessity of the incarcerating people, which is a step towards abolition, to answer the question i never answered. and the decarceration people on the street is not the same. but to incarcerate people, it seems to encourage folks to say, safely or here are the eligible for that person who is the first with this minor thing. we stop thinking that way. as i said, most people need to sit so when we think about that as opening the door or the portal opening a portal that takes us away again from organized abandonment and her own habits of reinforcing organized even at the moment when - i think that we can fix this thing but not for everybody. not for everybody. rather than saying that we should fix this thing and thus make it as expensive as possible as quickly as possible and get away from not only the notions that some people are more deserving than others of the possibility of actually living a lie. get away from that and at the same time, i would get away from and i know

. >>> aoc is back.ays it is her party's responsibility to create the conditions for a general strike. wow. really politicizing the pandemic, in fact. we are on the story. >>> first, we've got labor secretary eugene scalia. he's next. he's here to react to the jobless claims report as we gear up for what's expected to be a devastating full-time jobs report tomorrow. "varney & company" continues after this. meet jim. for jim, comfort is king. which is why when it comes to his dentures only new poligrip cushion and comfort will do. the first and only formula with adaptagrip cushioning technology. choose new poligrip cushion and comfort. many of life's moments in thare being put on hold. are staying at home, at carvana, we understand that, for some, getting a car just can't wait. to help, we're giving our customers up to 90 days to make their first payment. shop online from the comfort of your couch, and get your car with touchless delivery to keep you safe. and for even greater peace of mind, all carvana c

of money so more people can stay home is indicative of a movement to me that sounds like everything aocd, a move towards socialism. give people more money to keep them home. this is a dream come true for them. >> right. they have a fundamentally different way of looking at this problem. as we want to get people back to a sense of dignity and work and providing for themselves. they are happy as you mentioned to continue keeping people at home and simply pay them. it eventually turns into everybody being a de facto government employee and the economy kis disappears. you can't ignore that reality. i think we understand that in texas. we haven't put crazy draconian measures in place that cause people to rye to the like you have seen in other states. people understand some of the rules being placed on them don't make sense. they are not going to respect rules that aren't respectable. judge jeanine: we'll be right judge jeanine: that is all for tonight. thank you so much for joining us we ran out of time for tonight, you can read the responses on my facebook and twitter. i'm jeanine pirro lan

purposes and if we don't stand up to china we will regret it but i want to ask where is bernie sanders and aoc this, they are happy to see donald trump and boris johnson struggle with this because the reality is they would like that kind of socialist regime here. there's a problem in america, there is a cold war, it is a matter of how we respond to this chinese aggression. >> i was wondering what was different. >> i had my eyes fixed. i had this i fixed last weekend this i is getting fixed, cataract surgery. i cannot see like i was when i was 12, i haven't been without glasses since i was 12 years old. >> i lost the bet how soon we would go through peter morici's looks in a discussion and i will have to live with that. >> charles payne had me on and couldn't figure out what was different. there's something different here. we appreciate it. 39 minutes after the hour. enter at your own risk, universal orlando sending a warning to tourists that of next week's reopening. >> i'm tearing up this cease-and-desist order right here in telling you right now we are going to do it god's way. >> defined ma

and you are going to see others besides aoc coming out trying to craft a tail to deal with it.y democratic candidate for senate or house is going to have to figure out how to handle th this. and frankly, in just saying something clearly happened, cortez is clearly undermining biden who claims nothing happened. so there's going to be a drifting of difference between biden on the rest of the democratic party on this. >> sandra: what's also happening as we are doing a whole lot of looking back to the kavanaugh allegations and how some of these democrats handled that moment. here is alexandria ocasio-cortez at the cnn state of the union dated september 16th, 2018 just two years ago. she said this, "yet again, i think that really, when we talk about process and due process and justice, it must center on the victim, but what is going on right now that there is not due process and we are looking at rushing an extremely concerning incident under the rug which should not be occurring especially when it comes to a supreme court nomination." so many are asking in this moment if we are see

if you look at the elections, 2018, aoc, who i have a lot of respect and enjoy, because she thehe prod congress needs, other 35 people came from pennsylvania, oklahoma, texas, kansas. the party is moving toward the center but the country is moving toward the left. the country is interested in a real universal health care program. where do you come down on the debate of medicare for all and why? how do you think we can get to a position where the problems we have in health care are not so badly distributed between those who have employment with high-end health care plans and those that survive on either no health care or government programs? sen. murphy: the way you framed the question at the beginning, governor, is interesting. would we be in a different position today with respect to the way we fight covid if we lived in a country that had a single-payer like health care system? supporter of single-payer health care. i do not want to presuppose that we know the answer to the question given the fact that countries in europe that have single-payer systems or ones that look like them suf

important because there was in listing the green new deal stuff, any kind of progressive think the aoc up with, he will embrace because he has no backbone, he gets along and goes along to get along, is not the phrase. john: that something that is so terrifying about joe biden. republican should not discount the possibility that joe biden can win from his basement, the amount of free press this guys going to get in the amount of incoming that donald trump has already endured is going to double or triple between now and the election, they will never stop, he could win and what is really scary, if you have friends who say joe biden has been around a long time, he is not harmless, we have no idea who joe biden is anymore, he's a completely hollowed out vessel in which all of these people, the puppeteers are putting stuff, he will embrace anything and he will say anything and if he gets into the white house, there is no into the destruction that this guy would do it, it's exactly what tyrus is saying, he has completely surrendered, he is the robot that handed over the controls to the crazy

. >> yeah, one of aoc's had said recently a very revealing thing.said look at these -- for us it's all about change in the economy. he is saying that there is a chance to do things by invoking climate. i mean, he couldn't care less whether the earth was getting hotter or colder. he doesn't know, he doesn't care. but it is a pretext for doing things he couldn't otherwise do. the same thing here, a bunch of these pelosi proposals have nothing to do with fighting the health crisis. they have nothing to do with jobs. they are basically a way to introduce proposals that they have been trying to push for a long time. but that meant the resistance of common reason. and political good sense. and now they are hoping to shut them by because they think we are all too scared to do otherwise. >> laura: yeah, too scared or too stupid. now i have to get your take on this. abc news was the only morning show not to play it a clip of tara reade's interview last friday. he didn't ask a single question about read until the end. let's just say, he let it completely off

aoc who is the cochair of the climate committee said that before she accepted the appointment, she talked with the social justice movement and she will be responsible to them. that doesn't seem like much of a team player. it's my think he is buying himself some trouble here. he either alienates the left of his party or goes to left and alienates the suburbanites who will be key to his victory. >> dana: i thought your column was very eye-opening. he is running for senate down there in georgia, and i understand that you have endorsed a senator now that was appointed also in that election, a lot of elections going on in georgia. how do you see that race playing out? >> i think it's a long way to november and it is going to be a highly contested contest. there were two republicans and 18 democrats running in a jungle primary where everyone's name is on the ballot and if nobody gets 50% plus one of the votes, they go into a runoff that will occur nine weeks later. i've known kelly and her husband for the better part of a decade. i think she has a remarkably gifted business leader, an outsider,

different contradicting what you call puppet masters, he will not be able to govern and pelosi who is aoc'sll be [inaudible] the final point is this, if anyone were to vote for joe biden they be voting for the beginning and the decline of america. president trump stands for the revival and great american comeback. steve: there you are paid a lot of puppets going on with great points all around good thank you so much for being with us. very special show next sunday, the recovery and rebuilding. join us then when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ ♪ abby: welcome to this fox nation in-depth grateful nation. i'm abby hornacek, one of the many hosts on fox nation. throughout the month of may we are recognizing some of the amazing acts of patriotism by the men, women and animals who fight for our freedoms every day. tonight we are giving you a sneak peek at the stories of heroism you won't see anywhere except on our subscription and streaming service, like this, take a look. >> my photographer, christian and i, were in a rack and there were moments when we look at each other and say what a

what that means is is that he's going to get pulled either further to the left -- can you imagine aoc. she is co-chairman of the climate channel. immediate ban on frac, immediate ban to energy infrastructure projects, a ten year plan to phase out oil and gas all together and an immediate end to drilling on federal land and federal waters. how do you placate those people. paul: if he doesn't do it on policy, he ought to do it with a vp pick? >> absolutely. he can do it on policy. he ought to do it on policy on his terms, not bernie's terms. he basically made bernie a co-equal in drafting his platform. not the way to do it. pick and choose what you want to do. paul: thanks for being here many we'll see you again we hope soon. a battle is brewing in washington over the next phase of coronavirus relief. what nancy pelosi wants and what president trump is likely to give her, next. what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna s

different contradicting what you call puppet masters, he will not be able to govern and pelosi who is aoc'swill be [inaudible] the final point is this, if anyone were to vote for joe biden they be voting for the beginning and the decline of america. president trump stands for the revival and great american comeback. steve: there you are paid a lot of puppets going on with great points all around good thank you so much for being with us. very special show next sunday, the recovery and rebuilding. join us then when the next revolution will be televised. revolution will be televised. >> this was all obama. this was all biden. these people were corrupt and hopefully a lot of people are going to have to pay. rob: it is monday, may 18th. president trump ramping up calls to hold the obama administration responsible, suggesting some officials involved in the michael flynn unmasking scandal should go to jail. jillian: with lindsey graham slamming the brakes on a senate hearing, republicanning tease ahead to more dirt in the durham report. we're live in washington. >> we may have to put up fencing to

sanders have been working together on a policy-shaping task force that includes progressive darling aoc, but this week they appeared to diverge on how to address healthcare amid the pandemic with biden pushing to expand cobra and sanders pushing to expand medicare. sanders said a cobra expansion would be a give away to the health insurance industry. meantime the trump campaign is ramping up attacks against biden, but they might be struggling to find a sticking point. "new york times" is reporting that the rnc tested 20 different lines of attack ads against biden, but none of those attacks significantly impacted voter opinions. jon? jon: all right. jacqui heinrich from new york, thank you. >>> meantime, michigan congressman taking to twitter today to announce he will not run for president as a third party candidate. in his post, a one time republican turned independent, writes, after much reflection, i've concluded that circumstances don't lend themselves to my success as a candidate for president this year, and therefore, i will not be a candidate. >>> news out of hollywood, comedy star

biden's name is missing from aoc's tweet about the new gig. writes after conferring with grassroots climate activists and allies, i am accepting bernie sanders nomination to cochair the task force was secretary john kerry. the standard-bearer isn't sure that will happen at an in person convention. >> i hope it can, it may have to be smaller, may have to be in a different venue, i just don't know. >> a dnc panel voted unanimously to compare virtual convention options but republicans still plan to have theirs in person in august in charlotte, north carolina. >> it's a really big economic boost in the arm for the city and the whole region. >> north carolina's governor and charlottes mayor who could limit the size of the event like a republican convention are both democrats. so far, they are on board. >> at this point in time, we don't see anything that is going to divert us off from having the greatest political show on ear earth. we are having a safe, healthy, and very fun convention. >> republicans are looking for a leg up in a swing state wher

frustrated by the ignorance on how the policy contact the communities in utah great story about my colleague aoc and her coffeeshop. and the willful ignorance on how the policies and the quality of life. >> guest: the coffeeshop is to go to business and they interview the owner and he basically says that was too high, rent was too high and this is probably the biggest problem on the left even if you want to grant them and they want to do things to help and many of them do, it's that they are not thinking through the second or third order or the unintended consequences. there is no official bread anymore and 50 cents and they are unwilling to. some of them are simply demagogues because the ones that say they will pay for it with the top 1% has been pointed out repeatedly that the 1% tax on those making over 10 million during the brings i think 50 million of the projects she wants to spend or 60 her 60, 70, $80 trillion so you would think they have to know that and maybe it's just that they think selling santa claus is easier than it is, freedom and liberty and responsibility and opportunity. they

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i'm heartened by the fact that he brought in aoc, that he has brought cristobal alex into the fold, buts directly and meet the moment. the covid epidemic has broken clear the systemic discrepancies and inequities among the latino community in 40 days. we're talking about the health and wealth of a constituency that he is going to need come november, especially when we're talking about battleground states. these are all states where young people have aged into the voting process, and he is going to need to figure out how to mobilize them so he can win the white house in november. >> you know, ruth marcus, as different as this campaign looks lightright now, this onslaught from trump against biden looks familiar to me, right? obama did it to romney. clinton did it to dole. bush did it to kerry. it's what incumbents do to their opponent. they want to try to define them before the opponent has gathered up enough resources to fight back. and the question is did you fight back soon enough? dole never did there has always been arguments that kerry didn't do it and romney didn't do it. how is bi

jeff, part of the conversation for the vice president is, as laura noted, you bring in aoc and otheranders supporters to try to prove i'm reaching out to people who may have questions. he also has to pick a running mate as he goes forward in the process. in our poll, we did ask some questions in our poll about this. what are you looking for? what are democratic voters looking for as biden picks a running mate. nearly four in ten say someone who adds racial or ethnic diversity. 33% say adds idealogical balance. 31%, represents the future of the democratic party. you look at the numbers, and the racial disversity, executive experience, idealogical balance top the list, but no overwhelming wish among democratic voters saying mr. environmenmr. mr. vice president, you need to pick this. what are you hearing in your reporting? >> there's no question that's the primary task right now on the lap of the vice president, the former vice president and his campaign, slowly looking through his roster of potential candidates to find ronning mate. we're told, talking to a variety of people who are c

a couple days ago i interviewed for the first time aoc, alexandria of.co cortez who is a bit of a kinda shadow to nancy pelosi in some ways who is very progressive sort of insurgent in the house, that nancy pelosi runs herkind of traditional way . nancy is as he said" to meand her feelings all the time . is very vulnerable, very open, very lineal that way and i wonder if you ever had any occasion to see nancy pelosi and her vulnerability at all and i wonder if she ever ... i'm just wondering what it felt like in some ways and what let you see, what it's like to be attacked the way she is, targeted the way she is, mischaracterized the way she is? >> i wouldn't say i got a sense of vulnerability from her. i did essentially feel like she had let her guarddown enough to get a little snippy with me which was nice . i felt like i was getting to her enough for that but she is not an emotive person certainly and i think you're right that there's something generational about that. i think the generation she comes from being born in the 1940s, she's now 80 years old and she comes from a much mor

a couple days of go x i interviewed for the first time aoc. who i had never interviewed before. she's a bit of a shadow to nancy pelosi in many ways. she's an insurgent in the house that nancy policy runs in her nontraditional way. she said in a quote to me like she talks about her feelings all at times talks she's very vulnerable open millennial in that way part i wonder if you ever had any occasion to see nancy pelosi do vulnerability at all? and i wonder if she ever let herself? i'm just sort of wondering what it feels like in some ways what she would let you see? the way she's attacked and targeted the way she is, mischaracterized as the way she is and so forth. >> guest: i would not get a sense of vulnerability from her. i think she let her guard down a little to get snippy with me which was nice that she finally felt like she could blurt out for that. she is not an emotive person certainly think you are right there is something generational about that. i think the generation she comes from, being born in 1940 she is now 80 years old and she comes from a much more sort of f