we have seen the bernie sanders wing of the party suffer in midterms so far. and last night, rather, but we saw a new candidate who either had bernie sanders endorsements or who were avid supporters and n theirers wi primaries. so those divisions in the 2016 presidential election are not over. marylandsaw those in as well. expand on that? carryingen jealous is the democratic primary for maryland's governor. it is probably the biggest win for the progressive wing of the party so far. been jealous is the former naacp fromdent who had support bernie sanders and california senator kamala harris, and had a credit -- crowded primary to take on larry hogan. the reason democrats are so because larry hogan is representing a state that tends to vote democratic, and he whichernor in a year in democrats are feeling enthusiastic. while he is still highly popular --maryland, been jealous been jealous -- ben jealous job is to chip away at that and increase the sentiment that democrats have been feeling so far. host: and mitt romney one in utah on the republican side. guest:

bernie sanders guy endorsed bernie sanders and beat and establishment democrat. this is who the democrat party is, the democratic socialist party, should we call them democratic socialists? >> no, no. shannon: are they trending that way? we have seen some races, someone far to the left to didn't win the primary which sets them up better for the fall or is that split still there? on the floor of the dnc the bernie bros were not having a coming up kissing and making up with hillary clinton wing. >> is a democrat that is my concern is a split. got to look at the district. this is the majority minority district, and a woman of youth where some women when they say vote them out they don't just mean republicans, they mean democrats as well. she had a message and worked harder than her opponent. he didn't show up for a debate. shannon: they way outspend her, 18:1. >> not always the money, sometimes just hard labor and the message that is in exit polls, voters care more about healthcare than democrats who didn't think they would be talking about healthcare again and they

alexandria ocasio-cortez also is such supporter of bernie sanders.did that fit into this maryland race? >> i got to tell you, we were this downtown silver spring about a week and a half ago, 1200 people turned out for a big rally that we did with bernie. and bernie for many people, he really speaks to getting bk to being the p of fdr and rfk and mok that was so focused on ending poverty and lifting all of us up. we also were endorsed by cory booker and kamala harris and the lion's share of endorsements from the unions and environmental groups. and progressive groups that are here and active in our state. and we brought that big robust group together around tent pole progressive issues that i guess were part of the bernie campaign but clearly appealed to a far broader range of voters in our state. >> what does it say about the future for the democrats, you're a democrat, what does it say about the future of democrats your win, alexandria ocasio-cortez's win, how come you see this unfolding? >> what it says that we have to run straight toward the peopl

bernie wasn't. rigged against bernie. the underdog wins in this case. but she is a socialist. so you give up one set of special interest for another. they want total control of the government. they want to socialize healthcare, obamacare is just steps on the way to you losing your freedom. i don't get that new yorkers and that individual spirit up there is going for socialism and total government control. someone is always in charge of the government. right? there is no utopian government. in the social -- soev yacht union, someone is in control. there is a crony network who is friends with who. that is why it never w anywhere it's tried in the world. some similarities but major differences. >> harris: congressman brat, you know, as you were going in to office, and beating eric canter there was sort of thinking -- you are talking about the, you know, the groups that have money to put you there. inevitability is something that is not popular with voter s. >> yeah. unfortunately the media -- not national but the local media. some of these are shocks because the media doesn't cov

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she worked for ted kennedy and bernie sanders. she has called for the abolishment of immigrations customs enforcement, otherwise known as i.c.e. she went to the border a few days ago to protest the trump immigration policy. >> [chanting] >> laura: in interviews today, the i word came up. >> i would support impeachment. i think we have the grounds to do it. >> what grounds should the president be impeached? >> i think there are serious grounds and violations of the emoluments clause. from day one. >> laura: the emoluments clause. do we go to wikipedia for that? that is the typical left-wing blather. here's what you need to know. ocasio-cortez is a disruptor from the far left wing of the democratic party. she's attractive. she went all in. you have to give her credit for what she did. this is what happens when a political establishment fails to deliver results and refuses to listen to its people, its base, election after election. remember when the democratic elites, debbie wasserman schultz, hillary clinton conspired to keep bernie

before bernie sanders became an avatar, there was a third rail. the key point is if the american people, the swing voters, folks in the center are given a choice between the party of trump and sanders, that will leave even more folks feeling politically homeless. and it sends a difficult signal about consensus government going forward. >> interesting you point out the policies. i want to throw this to you. she is very much in favor of abolishing i.c.e. and we have seen more democrats fully start to come over to that way of thinking. >> this has been a big movement. although bernie sanders, who she worked for, wouldn't go that far and wouldn't completely support that policy. so it's not one that is completely taken over that wing of the party yet but clearly yet another -- i wouldn't say it is a full-on litmus test yet, but it is a calling card for which wing of the party you're representing if you say i.c.e. should be shut down. >> talking about immigration, counselor, if i could go to you with this federal judge that ruled that the administration

we are looking at left ward poll and we've got socialists now winning much the way bernie sanders won the 21, 22 contests two short years ago. ainsley: what's your reaction to the way rhetoric of maxine waters, folks coming to pam bondi and sarah huckabee sanders, the rhetoric is hitting fever pitch and we know that sarah sanders is getting secret service at her house, what's your reaction? >> my reaction is difference, ainsley, between rhetoric and social media muscle and cable news and people inciting for crime and violins. the case of actor -- who i forgot about in california, he has a new movie coming out. it's a great fanfare, he's actually had tweeted out that someone should go to her house and take her children, god for bid. this is not insulting all the stuff that we are u to around here, insulting what somebody said or how they look, where they work or what they wear, this is calling for something much deeper and that's very, very concerning to many people. i also hope, a number of these executives in the media who are on top floors of building are paying very close attention

let's get after it. >>> independent senator bernie sanders here right now. only a few months from the midterm elections. donald trump's approval rating on the rise. here are the numbers. was about 39, 40, now 44% in a new poll. economy is up. penchant for punching opponents and ceding animosity apparently paying off in the polls. we see in the numbers the race for congress is unusually tight. why are democrats and senator sanders confident they can regain the majority? let's test. senator, thank you for joining us. a true pleasure. i appreciate it. >> thank you for having me, chris. >> when we look at the poll numbers, i know you hate polls but apples to apples, the numbers now close to where obama was right before his first midterm. why do you believe trump will suffer the same fate obama do d or akin to it where the out party, the democrats, regain the majority? >> i think for a couple of reasons. one of the reasons the poll numbers are going up is the economy is very strong. worldwide, what we are seeing now is relatively low unemployment rates, japan and

finally, bernie sanders waiting. watch. >> nominate somebody who wants to undo the constitutional right women now have. you're going to see a massive uprising on the part of people all over this country, not just women, but men who think that that decision should be left to women and not to the government. >> we could go on and on, but you kind of get the theme here. shannon. >> shannon: so we do. trace gallagher, thank you very much. according to 2016 exit polling, 70% of voters say they supreme court appointments were either an of important or the most important factor for them. senator mcconnell's decision to keep the seat of lake justice scalia open for almost a year is going to be a big factor in driving voter to the polls. polls show republicans legging this year on the generic congressional ballot so we'll justice kennedy's retirement flip things for the fall? let's bring in pastor robert jeffress, fox news contributor. good to see you. >> thank you. >> shannon: you heard in the report from trace that there wa

bernie sanders was equally cantankerous. he was very fussy and bitter about it, he was like, i don't need to learn anything. it's a janet jackson world, what have you done for me lately. both of em are mirror images of each other in the sense that they don't understand the centrality and necessity o in such a progressive fashion. bernie sanders to his credit i grappling with that and grasping hold of that in a way donald trumphows no indication that he's willing to do. >> we just have about 30 seconds you write that president trump is treating the entire nation as lack. >> that's right. >> what do you mean by that? >> what black have said to white america about hnfowtunate and tragic it is to be i espected, to be talked about, this is what donald trump is doing to most of america now. eve morning he rises to excrete the feces ofal his m drivety. he's calling people out my names, ttnarcissistic, no what people, do he treats them the same way. that's what it feels like to be black in a racist and bigoted country. >> always int

stuart: the odd couple, bernie sanders and donald trump.hing but they are both going after robert eiger the man who runs disney. an apology from eiger for all the insults disney stars leveled against him, no apology so far, he is rehired keith olbermann. the trump eiger fight roles on. but the bernie eiger site is just getting started and has nothing to do with insults or eights. bernie is on his way to california with the confrontation, sisters and brothers, he writes, last year disney made $9 billion in profits every word bob are your with a compensation package of $423 million over a four year.. clearly bernie has a problem with all the profit and all that income but here is where he sticks it to him. he goes on, employees at the company's themepark are paid so poorly that many of them are literally living in a tent city not far from the park. that doesn't fit well with disney's be 9, socially progressive image. here you have two lines of attack of the same target, the pres. challenges what he sees as a double standard on firing and apol

news "i don't have any worries that bernie sanders could meet the criteria, but it always puzzles met there are some democrats who want to do this, to make the party more narrow, more exclusive, i'm just for don't see any motivation for this beyond personal spite. >> adrienne: in more than happy to start with this one. first of all, couple of things here. this proposed rule does not expressly state that you have to be registered as a democrat because number one, there were a lot of states where you don't have to register for any party. to that essentially negate the rule. but secondly, i will say this. i do think if you are writing to seek the nomination to represent the democratic party in a presidential ticket, you should be a registered democrat. with his role says is if you become the nominee, you can essentially sign a form to sign a pledge that says i pledge to govern as a democrat. but i do believe that youave your writing to seek the democratic nomination for president of the united states, you should be a democrat. >> kennedy: and you should be prepared for younger voters to

is bernie sanders the vector of bernie sandersism. >> it brings up an interesting point in all of that, david, in that these are signs that have been there. they were certainly signs in 2016. the hindsight has been 2020 plus. as we look at this, it just brings up the point that tkratsz seem to be continually ignoring the signs that the people who are come outing to vote, that's changing. >> i would be surprise tpd they continue to ignore it at the level that they are. but i think we have seen over the -- i would say the last 10 to 12 years, the republican party going through a real battle between grassroots in surgens, establishment wing, purity test the tests being applied. the democratic party seems to be going through a process not dissimilar from what republicans have spent the last 12 years going through. it has the energy. it is where the fuel and the fire is inside the party. and i think that if you are a long-time establishment leader inside the party, you ignore it at your peril. >> yes, the parties are becoming more polarized. this is more evidence of that. the energy is on t

donations largely from people in her districts just like bernie sanders. when you're looking at the party as a whole and you look at people like kamala harris or elizabeth warren and you're looking at -- are you taking any indication of this about what this might mean for you come 2020? >> absolutely. i take it that the democratic party is alive and well and to me, it's a definite single that you need -- bernie sanders got over 40% of the primary vote in 2016. we should've known that but now we really, really know that. >> on utah, the president tweeting sort of cumuba iowa from the president and they have not been on the same page but he says there's so much good to do a great and loving family will be coming to d.c. >> isn't that so nice that they're together now? mitt romney is the most anti-trump republican in the senate and mitt romney has permission to do so in a state like utah where he won by nearly 50 points while donald trump only won by about 20 points. >> thank you. appreciate you staying awake for us. >>> gentlemen, nice to have you in cortez

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this is another version of the bernie and hillary thing.beat him tonight wants to abolish, courtez, wants to apolish ice and have medicare for all. >> laura: the list of demand on what the federal government has to spend money on. free collegeitution. -- college tuition. >> this is one of those ts if we were not obsessed about talking about trump, the divisions in the democratic party would be a big story. on the left the answer is yes, we can. there are a lot of democrats who think that this is a big mistake. >> laura: strzok? >> look for questioners not to talk so much about his bias. we know. that you don't like trump. they want to find out what happened in the fbi investigation and the cutting edge of the house investigation: how does this get started? what was going on before the official beginning of the investigation on july 31, 2016? does the official story hold up here. i think they will try to find out more about that from him. he knows everything. >> laura: why behind closed do >> they are talking about having a public hearing a

the more people who are against bernie sanders, the more people who will support bernie sanders.hat just feels more people. no matter how many times i've said i'm independent, no matter how many times i've been on fox a putting black issues, i've been called a racist, a bigot from the left. clients have been asked to detach themselves from me. it's not just happening with terrorists and people who are resilient to president trump. even people like myself. the more you tell me to shut up, the more resilience i will be. you tell me not to go on fox, then i will go on fox. you will see this behavior can continue. people are trying to take away people's rights to have freedom of speech, have diverse opinions where we can all disagree and to grant policies that make sense. the more hates, the more anger and frustration without hearing people's ideas. sitting down side-by-side, the more hate there will be. to be honest, i don't know what that will turn into in 2020. even barack obama said being anti- trump will not be enough. we have to focus on policy if you want to see president trum

ainsley: bernie sanders, happening with feinstein, too.sal jobs guaranteed. she wants to abolish ice and fully fund public universities and schools. where she is going to get the money for all of, this we are not sure. brian: right. , the queens district they wanted to make a change but they did lose at love power. she will be a back buncher and freshman and have to work her way through. which is fine. joe crowleyly had a lot of power and sway fourth most powerful democrat there. if she did step aside, nancy pelosi, word is crowley would have taken on steny hoyer but wouldn't have taken on nancy pelosi. he had has got to be stunned. spent $3 million. had a lot more to spend. ainsley: didn't show up for the debate. brian: there were no polls such a small sample there were no polls. ainsley: he probably thought he had it in the can. brian: she was sitting there stunned. joe crowley must have been flred and thise been a ripple throughout the rest of the democratic party. something else stands out on what she stands for. whether you are a demo

senator bernie sanders, thank you very much. >> thank you.hat is "all in" for this evening. >>> tonight, what could be the most consequential day of the trump presidency as justice anthony kennedy announces his retirement from the supreme court, leaving an opening for a nomination that could shape american life for a half century or more. the fight has already moved to the hill where mcconnell says they'll vote by fall. democrats say it must wait until after the midterms, but they're in the minority. meantime, the white house says the trump meeting with putin is on. they're just waiting to work out the details. all part of our world as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday night. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. this was day 524 of the trump

the reason i think we can carve off. 25 to a third of the bernie sanders populist movement, at the endthe day, we have to limit massive legal immigration and you are starting to see the trump administration, what he's done to limit massive illegal immigration. that's why we have the lowest black unemployment in history and wages starting to rise particularly in agriculture and oil field services and construction. >> is this why donald trump is this the strategy that will little the damage on the mid-term? is this the mid-term? >> here's what i think happened is, in the firstier, we had these conflicting voices of the globalists the gary cohens and masters who are good guys. they've come up in the nationalists. i think as president trump looks at themid-term election, right, a and the republican party, paul ryan has quit. the republican party has had this at sued it will fight this. >> what trump has moved beside the chief of staff. five or six people report to him. new nsc. nick mulvaney reports to him. he is doing what he wants to do to execute on his plan and that plan he sees is the

that's why i'm saying from day one the exactic party and particularly the progressive part of berniesaid this from day one we can carve off 23 to a third of bernie sanders movement is at the end of the day they don't have the answer for immigration we have to limit massive legal grimes. -- immigration you're seeing this in the trump administration. what he has done with the legal immigration that's why we have the lowest black unkbt and hispanic unkbm. that's why rages are in agriculture. >> is why donald trump has gone very hard line on immigration? is this the strategy that will limit the damage on the midterm? >> here is what i think happened in the first year administration we clearly had conflicting voices of the globalist, the gary cohen and mcmasters good guys but they come with the thing on the nationalist. i think as president trump looks at the midterm and the republican party paul ryan quit. the republican party has had attitude we'll fight it district by district. what trump has done i think is moved aside the chief of staff. he is now -- five or six people directly repor

i smile. >> this is another version of the bernie/hilary thing. the woman who beat him tonight wanted abolish, cortez, abolish ice. make for all. >> laura: moved to the left. defiantly leftist, basically a terrorist organization. and the list of demandos what the federal governmen has to money. up, free college tuition that is in the agenda. wow. >> if we were not obsessed with talking about trump every moment divisions in the democratic party would be a huge story. >> laura: ron cline wrote that piece how the democrats cannot give up on white working class voters. >> that is a big debate the answer is, yes, we can. there are cent rift democrats endangered species who think that is a mistake. >> laura: quick thought. >> look for questioners to not really talk about his bias. we know that. you don't like trump. they want to find out what happened in the fbi investigation and the cutting edge of the house investigation of the investigation is, how did this get started? what was going on before the official beginning of the investigation on july 31st

. >> you make a surprising comparison in the book between donald trump and bernie sanders. essentially saying they are mirror images of each other. an you explain that? >> i'm not suggesting that in any way that bernie sanders holds the offensive owedous views. th egregious views of donald trump. but they're both older white guys who took a long time for them to understand about race.er e sanders was equally cantankerous. he was very fussy and bitter about it, he wasonlike, i need to learn anthing. it's a janet jackson world, what have you done for mla ly. both of them are mirror images of each other in the sense that they don't understand thli cent and necessity of race in such a progressive fashion. bernie sanders to his credit is grappling with that and grasping hold of that in ay w donald trump shows no indication that he's willing to do. >> we just have about 30 seconds remaining. you write tha t presidemp is treating the entire nation as black. >> that't right. >> w you mean by that? >> what black have said to white america about how unfortunate and tragic it is to be

joining me now senator bernie sanders of vermont, democratic outreach committee.let me start with your reaction to the announcement of the retirement of anthony kennedy. do you think democrats should even consider the nominee or should they pledge to vote no now? >> i don't think you vote no before the nominee. but i suspect the nominee will be just another right wing disaster. and our job is to mobilize the american people who overwhelmingly, among other things, do not believe that we should overturn roe versus wade, who believe that our gay brothers and sisters are entitled to be treated with dignity. and all of those rights and all of the advances that we have made over the years are now increasingly in danger because while kennedy was certainly not a liberal or progressive in any sense of the word on some issues, he was decent and voted to protect human rights. >> what is your read? last night alexandria ocasio-cortez, who we just had here at the table, won her primary, she was bernie sanders organizer. ben gel liss won in maryland. also, someone i think you h

that's why i'm saying from day one the exactic party and particularly the progressive part of berniein the labor movement i've said this from day one we can carve off 23 to a third of bernie sanders movement is at the end of the day they don't have the answer for immigration we have to limit massive illegal immigration. you're seeing this in the trump administration. what he has done with the legal immigration that's why we have the lowest black unemployment and hispanic unemployment. that's why rages are in agriculture. >> is why donald trump has gone very hard line on immigration? is this the strategy that will limit the damage on the midterm? >> here is what i think happened in the first year administration we clearly had conflicting voices of the globalist, the gary cohen and mcmasters good guys but they come with the thing on the nationalist. i think as president trump looks at the midterm and the republican party paul ryan quit. the republican party has had attitude we'll fight this by congressional district by congressional district. what trump has done i think is moved aside

this evening, we are joined by senator bernie sanders. [applause] senator sanders has taken his place in history to extraordinary and distinguished career in 2016, senator sanders was a democratic candidate for president of the united states currently receiverring his second tomorrow in the u.s. senate after winning reelection in 2012 with 71% of the vote. senator sangd percent previously served as mayor of vermont's largest city for eight years. before defeating incumbent republican to become the soul congressperson for the state? the u.s. house of representatives. born right here in brooklyn, attended james madison high school, brooklyn college, and the university of chicago, absolutely. [applause] today he lived in burlington, vermont with with his wife james and has four children and 7 grandchildren. senator bernie sanders presidential campaign -- was a beginning not an end. in his new book, america's most popular political figure, speaks about what he's been doing to oppose the trump agenda and strengthen progressive movement and how

a self-described socialist who worked for bernie sanders.he newcomer on why she ran and why she believes the message resed. watch. >> i knew in o

another hand for senator bernie sanders. [applause] >> thank you. >> here's a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. on june 16 the dr presidential library was the roosevelt meeting bethel, they are (from life and tenure of americans 32nd president. later this month in new orleans at the american library association annual conference featuring a keynote talk by former first lady michelle obama and then from july 11 to the 14th, it's the annual libertarian conference, freedom fest in off-base. for more information about their and watch our previous coverage, click e book fairs on our website, booktv.org. >> .. who voters are and what motivates them, the kind of data that can help you extrapolate what they are going to do and why they're going to do it. it's the kind of thing that both lehman and so-called experts who barely know nothing

jesse: that's like blaming bernie sanders when the bernie bro shot up steve scalise. you cannot make that connection with any responsible integrity as a media reporter. >> the left tries everything they can to loop bad behavior on the center right with the president. yells * they never give the president credit for the good things he does. >> black unemployment at an all-time low, you see wages going up, you see urban revitalization plan. he's going to get prison reform passed. he'sr's pardoning -- he's pardoning people who were put in prison for racial bias like this famous boxer. the left wants to continue the narrative of racism. jesse: they don't have a slogan or healthcare plan other than free healthcare. i didn't like the woman at the end there who said all trump voters in america are racist. >> 65 million people who voted for president trump in 016 did so because they think he's a racist. donald trump had a message that resonated. hillary clinton said vote for me because that guy is bad. roseanne made comments about susan rice in 2016 similar ting what she said

bernie sanders was asked to respond to your comments.nted to play what he said. >> i'm a member of the united states senate. if impeachment proceedings go forward, i'm going to be judging on that. so it's premature to be to be calling for his impeachment. second of all, we have the mueller investigation. it would be jumping the gun. >> do you see him as a mentor? >> you know, i am so willing and open. what we do is we build consensus. that's what government is is all about. i may have a certain opinion, i think that the president has more than been enough action for us to kind of investigate. you look what the the republicans voted on impeachment with bill clinton, seems like -- as we say in bronx, compared to this current administration, but i am willing to work with you know, work with our mrg. i am a new and freshman member of congress and i look forward to building those relationships and at the end of the day, it's about getting things done. >> so after losing last night, we played briefly, jason played the end of his piece. doing s

bernie is a perfect example. know if he's ever held a real job but we are elevating politicians above real work. she should do a walking tour of san francisco. it's no longer a precious jewel. it makes the dirty harry era look serene. it's gone from bucolic to be to bubonic. you look at the shantytowns and the disease being spread. i love california. she has betrayed it. >> kimberly: i left san francisco when it was very good shape. it's very upsetting to me to see what happened now. >> greg: it is rich people and people suffering, and that's all it is. >> kimberly: very bipolar in terms of the divide. the areas that are nice in the areas that are not. >> juan: let me put it to you this way. 60% of registered voters -- >> kimberly: i would like to disclose i used to be related. >> juan: 60% of voters told "the washington post" in april. i am thinking most voters don't like congress. they have a negative perception of pelosi, paul ryan, mitch mcconnell. what difference does this make it some people say i wouldn't

he has much of bernie sandersli if you're larry hogan evewith the talk of a blue wave keepi a moderatemes t. e'll say larry hogan is sound asleep.meanwhile another republ another straight may ben troublement barbara come stock survived those house 2016 but this time around jennifer webs ton is leading in early plans, one from monmouth university has herp ten percent overcome stock. expecto see a lot of adds ing her to president trump in the district but asre we said befo it's politics and anything can happen that's the final five tonight.k we're bac at it tomorrow at 11:3 in the meantime morning crew's here at four, make itgh a good t and we'll see you tomorrow summer is here and evyone's coupling up. with mcdonald's new hotter and juicier, 100% fresh beef quarter pounder. and any size coke for just $1. here's te summer fling you'll want again and again. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "world cup tonight." we're here in moscow. what have we got? >> we have a lot of t about

this evening we are joined by senator bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] senator sanders has taken his place in history through an extraordinary and distinguished career. in 2016 senator sanders was a democratic candidate for president of the united states. he is currently serving his second term in the u.s. senate after winning re-election in 2012 with 71% of the vote. senator sanders previously served as may or yo of -- mayor of vermont's largest city for eight years before defeating an incumbent republican to become the sole congressperson for the state in the u.s. house of representatives. born right here in brooklyn, he attended james madison high school, brooklyn college and the university of chicago. absolutely. [applause] [laughter] today he lives in burngton, vermont, with his wife jane and has four children and seven grandchildren. senator bernie sanders' presidential campaign was a beginning, not an end. in his new book, america's most popular political figures speaks about what he's been doing to oppose the trump add agend

a disciples of bernie sanders who wants medicare for all and free tuition for college students and wantstects the nation's borders. nancy pelosi was in a race of her own today to assist crowley's turf is so liberal it did not mean bigger trouble nationally. >> they made a choice in one district. don't get carried away. >> pelosi said the opposite in 2014 when the republican majority leader cantor lost his primary. >> the republican party going further to the right. >> the question for pelosi now is whether the blue wave she is hyping for a november take over of the house is starting to boomerang. maxine waters is calling for attacks to aides of president trump. >> there was a time where you could be denied service in a restaurant based on the color of your skin. now it's the color of your voter registration card. >> mr. chairman, start with the president of the united states. >> in new york, courtez had a much more uplifting message about a working mom with limited money and a young latina taking out a party boss thrilled bernie sanders. >> we are seeing a whole lot of young people getti

in new york the chair of the house democratic caucus, congressman joe crowley losing to bernie sandersrganizer endorsed by the democratic socialists of america, alexandria cortez. henry mcmasters warning of the political test after getting a big endorsement from donald trump last night and there is use where mitt romney is on his way to a political comeback. and donald trump to get out of washington. in the race for colorado governor. and george w. bush. naacp president taking on incumbent to republican governor larry hogan in november. notable measures on some ballots like the red oklahoma which is the most conservative state to legalize medical marijuana. dan springer is in utah. we begin with jonathan seri in south carolina. >> they cheered as they saw results showing henry mcmaster with the two digit lead in his gop primary runoff. >> as donald trump says we will keep on winning, winning, winning in south carolina. >> mcmaster and his challenger and loyal supporters of the trump agenda, capitalizing on the status of a political outside is when the runoff but it was ultimately mcmas

katrina what's your reaction to what bernie is doing here?well i think bernie is stick ing to what he's always talked about. he doesn't believe that people who make $400 million plus a year should have employees making a less than a liveable wage and liveable obviously is subjective, but i do think it's interesting when you have somebody like iger, who has disproportionately administered some of his policies and concessions, is now going to be under this type of micro microscope but it also goes to show when you marry a progressive party you'll marry it for better or worse. liz: we want to move on to this other strategy. here is chuck schumer memorial day weekend attacking president trump over rising oil prices, because trump pulled out of the iran deal but here is the point schumer voted against the iran deal, oil prices are dropping, no mention of iran and the democrat recent letter to the president on rising oil prices, the dems oppose oil pipeline development and offshore drill ing that would lower fuel prices. i mean, what is going on he

i spent a lot of time on the road with bernie sanders and that was something that we heard over and over and over again and somebody that people really kind of grabbed on to. and of course this is a situation where crowley hadn't had a primary since cortez was 14. she was not eligible to vote the last time he faced a primary challenge. and so he and some of his colleagues in the house, jim clyburn, saying that look, he didn't pay enough attention to his constituents. and there is definitely some of that going on as well. but it really i think sends a signal to democrats across the board that the fissures that we saw in the party in 2016 between bernie sanders, hillary clinton, are very real. and that those who feel comfortable in their seats of power should perhaps look out and be a little bit concerned and make sure that they are watching what is going on out in the rest of the country. so the challenge of course will be what does it mean for them trying to take back the house overall in 2018. there are 23 seats that they will need mostly in these swing districts. we may get some surpri

she might be left of bernie sanders on some issues saying that i.c.e. has to go. that a reflection of who your party will be across the country? >> listen, alexandria ocasio-cortez ran a spectacular campaign. as a latino it's inspiring to see another latina run and win. she ran because she was focused on the issues that people in her community cared about. just as when connor lamb won a few months ago he was focused on the issues that mattered to people in his districts. we have been winning state-wide elections, congressional elections, mayoral, et cetera. our candidates have been laser-focused on health care, on immigration as alexandria was doing. >> her solutions, tom -- medicare for all. her solutions on immigration, get rid of i.c.e., are those things the party will adopt as a platform or are you going to leave it to district by district, make the choices that work for you as a candidate? >> listen, we believe as democrats that health care is a right for all, not a privilege for a few. we have a debate about how to get there. there are differences of opinion

it's the same model as bernie sanders but with' better odds of winning. every unmarried woman in her 40s. leonard works as a greeter as a local art gallery. election laws prevent a cat from being on the ballot but this owners plan to appeal. it's about typ had a candidate who knew how to think outside the litter box. topic number 3. in china folks found out the hard way why you should never buy a fit bit for a panda. she has been wandering the chinese countryside for weeks. researchers believe she is looking for a mate. she would never go to a bar, because ebb pandas know going to a par when you are single is like going to a grossy store when you are hungry, you bring home a bunch of junk you don't need like a series of she didn't find a in the countryside, but she did find hillary clinton's email server under a pile of bamboo. she knows what classified markings are. topic number four. chang tatum announced magic michael musical is coming to london. the sound you hear is the queen buying orchestra seats. that sound is her getting a lot of singles. tatum a