it has been bill bennett's motto. it is my great privilege and honor to welcome to the podium our 2019 lifetime achievement on honoree, bill bennett. [applause] >> i'd rather not say anything so i don't dissipate what has happened before. remarks, i amn my awaiting knee surgery and cannot stand very long. long., i asked how he said five minutes and less than five would be fine. let me say something about ralph reed. he didn't say anything about teaching political organizing? exactly right. he has taught many things. my only complaint is when he goes back 30 or 40 years, you some pictures of what i looked like. he looks exactly the same. [laughter] [applause] gun.n of a on this fight thing, i better live up to this fighter reputation. i guess that is right. said to me mine once, you remind me of that story about the irishman who walks down a street, sees a fight going on, and says is a private, or can anybody get in on it? [laughter] >> i have been guilty of that. very quickly, when i was secretary of education, we cut

it has been bill bennett's motto.t privilege and honor to welcome to the podium our 2019 lifetime achievement on honoree, bill bennett. [applause] >> i'd rather not say anything so i don't dissipate what has happened before. remarks, i amn my awaiting knee surgery and cannot stand very long. long., i asked how he said five minutes and less than five would be fine. let me say something about ralph reed. he didn't say anything about teaching political organizing? exactly right. he has taught many things. my only complaint is when he goes back 30 or 40 years, you some pictures of what i looked like. he looks exactly the same. [laughter] [applause] gun.n of a on this fight thing, i better live up to this fighter reputation. i guess that is right. said to me mine once, you remind me of that story about the irishman who walks down a street, sees a fight going on, and says is a private, or can anybody get in on it? [laughter] >> i have been guilty of that. very quickly, when i was secretary of education, we cut our budget by

bill bennett, who is a great guy. where is bill? is he here? will you come here, bill?t to shake your hand. i love this guy. i see him all the time committee is always defending us and fighting against the fake news. come here, bill. [cheers & applause] pres. trump: are his boys here? he has got the best looking family. i do not know how he did it. [laughter] pres. trump: his wife is here. stand up. what a family. doesn't know how i did it. [laughter] with all due respect, you are a very attractive man, but melania has the edge. [laughter] dr. bennett: you will excuse that. he is from queens, i am from brooklyn. we talk like that. this is a great moment. this is a great meeting. our country depends on you, mr. president. the only thing i have to say is you said "next year," how about "the hereafter, the year after, the year after"? [cheers & applause] thank you, bill. he is a special man. thank you very much, he is a , a fighter for good or it it is wonderful to be here with so many friends, patriots, pastors, rabbis, and a record number of students. thank you for your

host of the bill bennett podcast.am coming to his defense, its many members of his party that have gone on the attack. >> interesting here lindsey graham come i haven't heard that. thank you for that. he said he is a decent man. this party will not make him apologize for calling him a decent man, your member one joe biden called mike pence a decent man he had to apologize. now we will see what happens here. i was thinking of that old line, say it ain't so joe or may be don't say anything at all, he is just getting himself in trouble and what happens now? if he backs after this after saying period, period, he is folded twice in a row, the hyde amendment and now this. if he sticks to it it looks like his opponents for the nomination are not give it up. >> sandra: to that point here is kamala harris. >> i mean i have said how i feel about his comments. they were misplaced and frankly misinformed and i said how i have felt. >> sandra: is one thing to ask if he is in trouble and it's another to ask if it was in the democra

[applause] >> you think about freedom of speech, maybe when bill bennett takes to this podium tonight, having written some of the most important histories of the founding. we have also gone to court to protect the right of religious expression in the public square. decades ago, a 40 foot cross was built in maryland to commemorate men who died fighting for our freedom in world war i. for years, that cross stood tall and true. a symbol of our nations gratitude to those heroes. recently, left-wing activists threatened to tear it down. stoods administration, we for the peace cross in maryland. vote,eek, by a seven-to the supreme court said the peace cross of maryland can stay. [applause] >> so we stood for liberty for the rule of law and foundation of our liberties. let me tell you from the bottom of my heart. i could not be more proud to serve as vice president to a president who stands without apology for the sanctity of human life. >> president donald trump is the most pro-life president in american history. [applause] >> in one of the president's very first acts, he reinstated the mex

but it is very clear according to bill bennett of course the constitution that when the parliament can dismiss of the president and it's very clear when the president is doing a very grave. constitutional violation. which also should be verified later from the constitutional court so i have to let you know that. in the article. in the constitution of the republic awful by now that has been violated from the president of the republic and i want to assure you that. the. constitutional order for by now is based on political pluralism and free and fair elections and what the president has them is exactly. showing his commitment. to to put attacked. political pluralism in the country and also to get on t.v. free and fair elections for all citizens of. albania because i was going to have voting for 45 years during the communist regime but everyone knows that there is a big difference between the elections and the voting as you know last month millions of europeans went to the polls to elect a new european parliament albania has had trouble elect. deciding when to elect 61 mayors. dany of rea

our headliner bill bennett will join us and donna brazile will join us at 11:30 a.m. on all the big headlines of the day. >> bill: nba, warriors taking action after an investor for the team shoved a toronto raptor players kyle lowry in game three. it happened in the fourth period wednesday's game. lowery diving for a ball into the crowd. >> what i think and feel a guy like that shouldn't be a part of our league to be honest. that's my personal opinion and how i feel. >> the shoveer was mark stevens, he has apologized and pay $500,000 in fines and banned for a year from the nba and the games of golden state. you have to keep the action on the floor, don't you? 2-1 toronto game four. they might get a player or two back who is injured. a great series and i take golden state. we'll see. >> sandra: meanwhile breaking news. a man under arrest and due in federal court in new york city accused of plotting an attack in time square. details on their terrifying plan and how police tracked him down. >> bill: researchers say americans get some 5 million robocalls every single month

bill bennett served three presidents and never got the mike, you know. but, anyway, judy was telling me that she was visiting her mother in missouri in the fall of 2018, and she was getting the mail out of her mailbox, and when she went to the mailbox, there was our oversized yellow voter guide showing josh hawley was pro-life, pro-religious freedom, pro-marriage, pro-israel and claire mccaskill was bad on everything. by the way, isn't she just bad on everything? how did she ever even win an election in missouri? just palpable left wing nonsense for that state. judy said, when i saw that coming to my mother in missouri, and then i knew what we were doing in georgia, because she saw what we were doing in that governor's race, i felt really good. so when we go out and identify voters who are evangelical or pro-life and we mail them and phone them and knock on their doors and we e-mail them and we push out digital ads and send memes to their facebook page. then, after we do all that, we show up at their door. then, after we do that we call them and ask them

but that is very clear according to bill bennett of course it's a constitution that when the parliament can dismiss the president and it's very clear when the president is doing a very grave. constitutional violation. which also should be verified later from the constitutional court so i have to let you know that it is in the article in the constitution of the republic awful benno that has been violated from the president of the republic and i want to assure you that. the. constitutional order for by now is based on political pluralism and free and fair elections and what the president has that is exactly. showing his commitment. to to put attacked. political pluralism in the country and also to get on t.v. free and fair elections for all citizens of for albania because i was going to have voting for 45 years during the communist regime but everyone knows that there is a big difference between the elections and the voting as you know last month millions of europeans went to the polls to elect a new european parliament albania has had trouble elect. deciding when to elect 61 mayors. binn

ronald reagan's education secretary bill bennett says these far left policy will do more harm than goodame, others before and says here is my plan:$.8 billion, bernie says fine, i raise you 2.2. be careful with a poker game with two socialists, guard your wallet, could be end of the game. are you going to do this? $8000 in a university per year, $60,000 for the prestigious private university, that's all forgiven, what about the people who paid their loans back, the main point here is the colleges and universities will, when they see free tuition you know what they are going to do, they are going to raise tuition. them with a government makes available with these crazy the higher tuition is going to go. >> we seen that happen in other areas, joe biden wants to introduce a plan similar to sanders but is not released any specific details just yet. today the governor of illinois expected to sign a bill legalizing recreational marijuana. the measure of our residents to buy and possess up to 1 ounce of pot and 5 homegrown plants for personal use. the law would go into effect january 1st. illi

bill bennett reacts on that in a moment. in the meantime president trump defending kellyanne conway after a watchdog group recommends firing her. we'll tell you why and what happens next. first the president. >> president trump: it looks to me like they're trying to take away her right of free speech and that's just not fair. you ask a person a question and every time you are supposed to say i can't answer, i can't answer? she has to have a right of responding to questions. mutual customized my iberty car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the ♪exus es... ...every curve, every innovation, every feeling... ...a product of mastery. lease the 2019 es 350 for $379/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's

bill bennett fox news contributor joins me now. you are the perfect person to talk about this.s one o'clock in the morning here. i keep imagining what would have been happening here 75 years ago at this moment. the ground that we are on was occupied by germany at the time. across the channel the onslaught was getting ready. >> absolutely. if i could though, first, realizing where you are sitting. i have not realized where you would be. in 2007, there was a conference in england. you saw the president's great words today. but criticism from the american press and from political opponents. his words were great. in 2007 there was a conference. the archbishop was there and colin powell was there. the archbishop said this iraq thing it's just is another effort to expand the american empire. powell responded the best thing he ever said: he said we have sent many young men and women abroad to fight for the freedom of others. the only land we asked for in return was land to bury those who were not able to return. that's where you are sitting tonight. a holy place. what was happening --

. >> martha: former education secretary bill bennett join me now. i want you to respond to what we talked about in first part of this segment. whether or not the issue of race is changing for the electorate. >> well, the candidates sure do want to emphasize it. i agree with you. lot of the electorate does it. they're attacking biden for his backwardness on ris rerelations. this south carolina democratic constituency seems supportive of joe biden. more people looks past race. condolezza rice is right. we've made progress. most voters know we made progress. president's pointed out some of the greatest progress in the last couple of years. >> martha: all right. moving on to the other issue of bernie sanders idea. tax wall street and give everybody free college education. elizabeth warren has a plan if you make over $250,000, you wouldn't get that relief from student loans. bernie sanders saying, it's got to be free and free for everybody in america. >> yeah. that's interesting. it's like a poker game. elizabeth warren heres my plan, $1.8 billion, berni

. >> sandra: nice to chat with bill bennett about that, as well. have a wonderful weekend. bill, you, too. we'll see you monday. "outnumbered" starts now. >> melissa: fox's alert, president trump lashing out at the policy in an exclusive fox news interview, heating up their war of words as the speaker tries to hold off her party's growing push for impeachment. this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today, julie banderas. all right! fox news contributor, jessica karloff. fox news contributor, rachel campos-duffy. doing this on the couch, charles payne, host of "making money" on the fox business network. he is "outnumbered." we have so many good economic topics today. i'm so happy to have you here. >> charles: what a day for that. i'm grateful to be here. >> melissa: let's get to it. president trump making his first public comments on a report that speaker pelosi unleashed on him tuesday night at a meeting with top democrats, where she defended her position to hold off on any attempt to impeach the president. according to politico, pelosi told democrats, "i don't

but that is very clear according to bill bennett of course it's a constitution that when the parliament can dismiss the president and it's very clear when the president is doing a very grave. constitutional violation. which also should be verified later from the constitutional court so i have to let you know that. in the article in the constitution of the republic awful benno that has been violated from the president of the republic and i want to assure you that. the. constitutional order for by now is based on political pluralism and free and fair elections and what the president has that is exactly. showing his commitment. to to put attacked. political pluralism in the country and also to get on t.v. free and fair elections for all citizens of for albania because i was going to have voting for 45 years during the communist regime but everyone knows that there is a big difference between elections and the vote as you know last month millions of europeans went to the polls to elect a new european parliament albania has had trouble elect. deciding when to elect 61 mayors. any of ready to

even more conservative than bill bennett, which is hard to believe. [laughter] am i right? seriously conservative. also, very liberal people. it was a great thing. we are glad to be joined today by the first person released from prison under the first step act. matthew charles. where is matthew? [applause] thank you, matthew. that was very unfair, what happened to matthew. and many other people. many other people. we are very tough on crime, but what happened to some people was very unfair. so it's great that you are here, matthew. i hear you are doing phenomenally well and we appreciate it. what a great, great person you are. [applause] to help our citizens overcome the grip of opioid addiction, a big problem, we secured a record $6 billion in new funding, including support for treatment in faith-based organizations. we had a great experience. people don't know. way down, opioids. unfortunately other drugs sometimes take the place. fentanyl is a disaster, coming in from china. i will be talking to president xi about that tomorro tomorrow. but we have tremendous amounts of

of the plan and its potential impact on the economy appeared here is former education secretary bill bennettmorning. >> by talking about wall street, let's remember who they are really talking about. they are talking about people who invest money in iras. they are talking about people that save money, they are talking about employers. this will come out of our hide. this is not free. it comes out of the consumer and the citizens hide. it is regressive and a bad idea. and president trump should be able to shoot this one down pretty easily. >> melissa: senator sanders plan with senator elizabeth warren, she has proposed a plan to forgive $640 billion in student loan debt. this is just one policy proposal from 2020 democratic hopefuls expected to be fiercely argued at this week's debate. jessica, i will start with the a pain in my mind, he is targeting the wrong villain here by saying that wall street needs to pay for it, it is the universities. they are the ones that are selling degrees that are not worth what they are selling them for by virtue of the fact that people can't pay them back. and

bill bennett is our headliner. he has something to say about all that. he joins us next hour. after bombshell testimony from a medic on the stand last week. he says he killed the prisoner gallagher is accused of murdering, so where does this case go next? >> any reasonable professional prosecuting office would have dismissed this case several times over. termites. we're on the move. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. terminix. defenders of home. but how do i know if i'm i'm getting a good deal? i tell truecar my zip and which car i want and truecar shows the range of prices people in my area actually paid for the same car so i know if i'm getting a great price. this is how car buying was always meant to be. this is truecar. every day, visionaries are creating the future. ♪ so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. ♪ the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ because the future only happens with people who really know how to deliver it. >> sandra: fox news alert

bill bennett, who is a great guy. where is bill? is he here? where is bill? here, bill? i love this guy. i watch him all the time. he is always fighting for us, fighting against the fake news. come here. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> president trump: are his boys here? he's got the best looking family. i don't know how he did it. his wife is beautiful. stand up. look at that. what a family. what a family. >> he doesn't know how i did it. with all due respect, you are a very attractive man, but melania has the edge. [laughs] if you'll excuse that. he's from queens, i'm from brooklyn. we talk like that. this is a great president. this is a great meeting. our country depends on you, mr. president. we are grateful for everything you do. next year, they are after, and the year after. [cheers and applause] >> president trump: thank you, bill. special man. thank you very much. and he's a fighter. he's a fighter for good. we like fighters. we like fighters for good. it's wonderful to be back here, pastors, rabbis, and a record number of students. tha

brian: i saw that conversation that you had with bill bennett who put it in perspective one of the finestiraq when we were just trying to liberate iraq and leave. that's the big difference is america rebuilds and leaves. the russians and soviet union didn't. they spread the iron curtain. we left the free will of the people to form a government in which they want. and we formed a an alliance called nato. while the president has been ridiculed by maybe not lauding nato on a daily basis, he built it up, gave it an additional purpose and also pointed out he brought an extra $100 million into the coffers and even theresa may brought that up. we were left with the strongest most lasting in history from-to-stop anything like this from ever happening again. >> i think there has been a lot of discussion about the president's attitude toward nato. there are elements of it that he has expressed some skepticism about to be sure. you can't look at that part of the equation without looking at the fact that he has added a significant amount. billions, $100 billion, i think, north of that to the defenses

. >> trace: bill bennett had a great quote saying that if he was a statue, they would tear him down.s the whole thing where you think it just seems like he's at odds. >> this is a good warning shot for biden. you have to be prepared, you have to have energy on that stage, going to be a lot of younger people coming after your record at the same time. let's remember what percentage of people over 60 vote, two-thirds of them, about one-third of people in their 20s vote. they where not respecting your elders. going to be a bit of a push back appeared to him that we are not talking about bernie sanders much. i am in japan at the g20 representing our country but it was not a good day for sleepy joe or crazy burning. one is exhausted and the other is nuts so what's the big deal. >> we are not talking about bernie sanders because he was out there with the same class warfare message bashing businesses that john decided. i think the real victim both nights was america's corporations. every industry came under attack, every industry was chided for being greedy and unscrupulous, et cetera which

executive vice president of public affairs, former deputy assistant to bill clinton, matt bennett. ris, let me start with you. i thought it was interesting that nancy pelosi said the senate bill was a good bill. the old saying on the capitol hill, don't let the perfect be the enemy of thed good. the clock is ticking. knowing how tough it is to control her own party, her own caucus, they didn't just go with the senate bill? >> especially the white house signaled they would not accept the house bill. they wanted a bipartisan senate bill. seems like a bit of brings manship. she has a whole caucus she lost control. their concerns on immigration are not met even by watered down bill. concerns on immigration, want people detained illegally, let out, no camps hold them. charles: matt, democrats gone through this on several issues. new up start are making most noise, particularly aoc photograph she is posting recently, cons tracks camp -- concentration camp comment. this is real crisis. >> pelosi has not lost control of anybody. nancy pelosi has control of that conference. she will get the

bennett. >> thanks, bill. >>> one of the last original members of the famed all black tuskegee airman has died. her father died in a southern california hospital. born in south carolina, on leap day, friend flew 142 combat missions in world war ii as part of the elite group of fighter pilots trained at alabama's tuskegee institute. the program was made after the naacp began challenging policies barring black people from flying military aircraft. friend was t99 years old. >>> details about issues reportedly facing current and former trump administration officials that were flagged over potential conflicts. we'll be right back. of internal documents from the trump transition team reportedly reveals a vast amount of red flags for some officials who would eventually go on to join the administration. axios on hbo has obtained nearly 100 of the documents used by trump's team to assess potential officials for the administration and possible concerns about their background. axios says that former epa administrator scott pruitt who lost his job because of a wave of ethical abuses and close ties to lobb

bill? lauren voted twice, so did michael bennett, cory booker, kamala harris, beto o'rourke and others, bernies voted no. a little different say you supported versus something else. they have been critical, took 24 hours to change his position. >> flip-flop from joe biden on this issue. after holding the position in favor of the hyde amendment which is the majority supported position in this country for decades and for people saying biden will be in the centrist lane and won't cave to the left, this was a major cave job. very few truce issues we have on abortion, not forcing taxpayers to pay for them, this is where the democratic party is headed. they support abortion on demand through all of pregnancy paid for by taxpayers. it is a totally radical position and joe biden has adopted it and it is said. shannon: he was unique in holding this position and a lot of folks that he's trying to remain more centrist, he feels good about winning the primary so he can go into the general election and have appeal to the middle, which either candidate has to get those people to get over the finish line. wh

bennett. governor bullock, mayor bill de blasio, senator kirsten gillibrand only two in ten iowans say they're considering. these debates will be huge for a breakthrough. >> it reflects the reality in june of 2019. this is an eight-person race in iowa with the pos that somebody from that next tier could break out because most will be in the first two debates this month and next month. basically you've got two different fields right now. you've got the top here and that undercard with the possibility n that one of them can make a move. i don't know if more than one or two will move. fluidity of this race. may of 2015, hillary clinton had a 41 point lead over bernie sanders. she won by less than a percentage point on caucus night f. you look at these numbers, biden with a very fragile advantage, it shows how fluid this race is. the fact that, look, it's going to be hugely wide open, and the ideological gap is an important thing to keep in mind. you see two wings of the party in contention there. >> seeing not as much enthusiasm for biden compared to other people in the field. this poll shows 29%

they are michael bennett, joe biden, cory booker, bill de blas blasio, john delaney, kirsten gillibralibrand. camera harris, jay inslee, amy klobuchar, eric sawallwell, and andrew yang. there are the 20. those debates will tyake place n june 26th. we will tell you which ten will be on which night. let's bring in the panel. okay. there are names not on that list. seth molton and steve bullock. >> that is devastating blows to their campaigns. long shots to begin with. t still early. missing the stage there is a devastating blow. there are a few surprises that made the list. bill de blasio. i try to give it that murray state like field. we can see them cheering or something. >> governor bullock will be on in a minute. he's not happy. he doesn't feel he's had a fair shot. the cnn debate is using the same criteria. all he needs is one more poll and he gets it. in same criteria can get you into the next debate. if you didn't make this one, you'll have a shot. do you think this has been a fair of a process as the dnc could put together or do you think this could have been better? >> i would

among the notable 2020 candidates who voted for big spending bills that included the hyde amendments language, senators bennett and booker, former congressman delaney, congresswoman gabbert, senators jillen brand, harris, clobechar, congressman ryan, smallwell, and, yep, senator warren herself. again, this does smack of desperation to find anything that goes after joe biden on. >> i don't know if it smacks of desperation, but it speaks to the authenticity on the issue. this is an area that's consistent. i'm not behind any of the candidates just yet. but i will say that on this issue, he's opinion authentic and he stuck to his guns on it. it's personal to him. it's disconcerting when you look at the chart and you see the members that come out and you say i feel this way. but they voted another way. i think they need to remember authenticity is one of the most important things you can have when you go to an election. >> there's a way you can say, you know, i -- probably, i don't know. i voted for a spending bill. and i did what i had to do for the greater good. that can be authentic too, rather than trying to ma

will be cory bookerlian castro, bill de blasio, jay ensley, amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke, tim ryan and elizabeth warren and debating on thursday, june 27th is michael bennett, joe biden, pete buttigieg, biden, pete buttigieg, kirsten gillibrand, cahi cahi cahi cll -- camillkamala harr harr harr harris,kamala harris, eric sanders and andrew yang. idour series my bi is giving some candidate as chance to tell voters what makes them stand out. tonight, former housing secretary julian castro tells our harry smith out his big idea for our nation's children. >> my big ea is universal pre-k for 3 an d 4-year-olds. >> reporter: what doesth at mean? >> to make sure every child out there can start at 3 years old with a great education, great public education. >> reporter: elected mayor of san antonio at jt 35, julian castro gave the keynote speech at the 20 democratic national convention. >> thank you. became secretary of housing and urban development. >> i see universpr as a ke as a key ingredient making sure the united states in the 21st century is the smartest nation on earth. >> reporter: we met castro at dartmouth college. >> i'm a proud product of the public sc

sort of nowhere of the last 10 years maybe we passed 3 major bills and in a senate you know and each of them has their own flaws as michael bennett says eloquently i say is about one percent the polls so i would say you know you've got to go all new we've got to find new and you know there's the danger is when reagan was elected in the us the democrats nominated someone pretty hard left both times mondale to caucus same thing in the u.k. when thatcher won the liberal party nominated foot connect and they all forgot trent so you know there's a sort of formula for going hard left and losing because the country isn't in the trotskyite left on the other hand you're going to have to find new and remember bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are chopping up each other's new here so the progressive party would actually be winning against biden if you really look at it that way dianne. well i agree with you on that point i do disagree i think that the real the terming about there is economics. and right now it's not either voters want a democrat or republican it's who's speaking to their pocketbook issues you know there's no minimum wage

bill de blasio can't get quoted in new york. you're under so much pressure to have a moment and say something that makes you stand out. if you're jay inslee or michael bennett or anyone at that level, how on earth do you prepare for this evening and how do you keep it from going over the edge and being remembered for all the wrong reasons on your way out the door? >> well look. you're someone like jay inslee, i think he is going to try to create as much contrast as he can between himself and who he shares the stage with. specifically around climate change. that is an issue he has been trying to own and no one's plan goes as far as his to date. and so he will be able to own that issue. i think it is similar with other candidates that if they can carve out a lane for themselves either on a specific policy issue that may be where they can shine. i want to talk about warren a little bit, because, yes. she -- the next person on the stage is beto that maybe has a chance to go toe to toe with her a bit. initially, this looks as though she drew the short straw. but i think that she definitely, this gives her an opportunity to just shine unopposed and own the stage

suspend, but not scrap the bill last week and issue a tearful apology yet that was not enough to quell popular anger. >> it is time for business news and i am joined by catherine bennettherine. apple is among a number of u.s. companies concerned about potential tariffs on china. catherine: that is right. hundreds of american companies have written to the trump administration to urge it to drop its pan of imposing $300 billion worth of chinese goods. apple is one of the most high-profile firms. it warned the u.s. government knew tariffs would help its rivals. the tariffs could add hundreds of dollars to the price of products and the company said it would tilt the playing field in favor of competitors. stunned witheen allegations it infringed anticorruption law and is paying $282 million in penalties. -- has the story. supermarket chain with secrets. walmart practices at for stores outside the u.s. have been published in settlement papers. funneling money with a wink and a nod in india, paying hundreds of thousands o of dollars in brazil to a contact nickname the sorceress for the ability to procure building permits. to put the corruption investigation behind it, walmar

last time this bill was up for an extension, democrats accused mcconnell of using it as a bargaining chip in unrelated legislation and as a real fear he might do that again >> jeff bennett. nice to have you here. >>> violent storms are pushing across a huge part of the country. millions in risk for flash floods and travel nightmares al roker joins us. where is it headed >> lester, the plains from the southeast to the northeast strong storms and potential for 46 million people to be under flash flooding from indiana on into the northeast tonight that severe storm threat from texas into wichita, five states, 7 million people at risk damaging winds and hail. tomorrow dallas into indianapolis, ten states 23 million people at risk for strong storms. and at the airports, pack your patience new york, cincinnati, charlotte, atlanta and st. louis all under the gun for dangerous weather. lester a half million people have entered the country illegally since january and facing a breaking point at the border, the feds are creating a new challenge for a handful of border towns here's cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: tonight u.s. border patrol is dropping, critics say dumping, families

one, core rye booker, bill de blasio, john delany, tulsa gabbert, bill inslee, elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar. night two, michael bennettircraft swalwell, marianne williamson and andrew yang. a lot. the candidates for each night were selected at random by the democratic national committee. the lineup on the second night is drawing criticism, though, for featuring candidates with much higher poll numbers compared to that first night. >>> california attorney general javier bugh sara filed a lawsuit that would permanently prevent the president from building his wall in california. the suit alleges president trump illegally diverted billions of dollars to fund that construction. he said on twitter, quote, the president's actions are unlawful, threaten our democratic institutions and cause irreparable harm to our state. the president says his plans for the border, however, are moving forward. >> the wall is going up, it's going up rapidly. we are going to have over 400 miles of wall built by the end of next year. the wall is very important. >> now, the lawsuit comes days after the president praised his new immigration deal w

billings, so patients like stacy will no longer get caught off guard by exorbitant charges for out of network care through no fault of their own. and i especially want to thank senators has en, bennett, young, murkowski for their work on this issue. this bill works to open the doors for cheaper generic insulin that could bring down costs for patients like stacy's mom, would make it harder for drug companies to game the system and put up road blocks to competition from cheaper generic drugs. i want to thank senators kanz, shaheen, smith, casey, cassidy, roberts, and many others for working together on many of the ideas in this will. and those are just a few of the many common steps we were able to come together on, thanks to work of senator peters, duckworth, roberts, this includes strong response to threat of vaccine hesitancy, supports efforts to counter misinformation and increase vaccination rates in communities at risk of outbreaks, investment in public health data systems pushed for by kaine, king, isaacson against public health threats, would ensure that state, local, tribal health departments have guidance on obesity prevention efforts thanks to senator jones and scott. inclu

bennett. >> climate change and the lack of economic mobility bernie talks about. >> senator gillibrand. >> passing a family bill rights that includes a national paid leave plan, universal pre k, affordable day care and making sure that women and families are thrive in the workplace no matter who they are. >> i like that. i had it. so passing a middle class working families tax cut. daca, guns. >> okay.gi >> i'll ve you credit for the first ipg you this said, the tax cut. s >> senatorders, the first thing. >> the premis that there is e or two issues out there. >> i'm not saying there is one or two. >> this is an enormous crisis. we need a political revolution. people have to stand up and take .on the special interests question transform this country. >> vice president biden, your first issue, mr. vice president. >> i thi you are so underestimating what barack obama did. he's the first man to bring together the entire wod, 196 nations to commit to deal with climate change. immediately. i don't buy that. but the first thing i would do is make sure that we defeat donald trump period. >> may bute gig, your first pri

bill de blasio. former maryland congressman john delaney. tulsi gabbard. jay inslee, amy cloeb chard, beto o'rourke, tim ryan, and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. the ten candidates debating on the second night are colorado senator michael bennett, former vice president joe biden. south bend indiana mayor buttigieg, kirsten gillibrand, kamala harris, former governor john hickenlooper. vermont senator bernie sanders. california congressman eric swalwell. author marianne williamson and entrepreneur andrew yang. so how did we get here? the candidates were sorted into two groups. one of those polling at over 2% in national polls and one for those who are not. by doing this debate organizers hoped to avoid a situation where the lottery would cluster leaving candidates on the same night but the allercast of the draw is the luck of the draw and it means four of the top five polling contenders for the moment will appear on the second night. we'll talk more about this first big moment of concentrated attention on the race. someone with a fair amount experience preparing for big debates, former adviser to hillary clinton. all right. where to start? so here is my basic feeling about this. generally. what happens, a lot of people aren't pa

>> now, this bill faces major obstacles but that has not stopped the national conversation about america's history with slavery and how it should best atone for its past. >> geoff bennett on the hill this morning. thank you. >>> president trump is speaking out on a range of topics from u.s./mexico relations to the 2020 re-election. he sat down with jose diaz bulart for his first interview on a spanish english network. >> i have been asked that question. you never know. i could comment on different ones. but i won't bother too much. i think just a little b bernie looks like he's had it. bernie looks crazy, but he always did, but he looks tired crazy right now. joe biden, he looks like he's just exhausted. i don't know what happened to him, but he's exhausted, and he doesn't do any work. he's not working. one thing i find out about this job to do it right, and i have done it eright, you hav to work hard. >> you can see that full 11:00 iew tomorrow night, eastern on telemundo. >> check in with the world of sports. lots to get to. we'll start with the women's world cup. the u.s. taking on sweden this a fternoon. the americans are seeking some revenge for their loss to the

this bill faces major obstacles but that has not stopped the national conversation about america's history with slavery and how it should best atone for its past savannah, craig? >> geoff bennettn the hill this morning thank you. >>> president trump is speaking out on a range of topics from u.s./mexico relations to the 2020 presidential election he sat down with nbc anchor jose diaz-balart for his first interview on a spanish language television network. here's a preview >> who would you prefer as an adversary. >> i've been asked that question honestly, you never know, you never know i could comment on different ones, but i won't bother too much i think -- >> well, let's talk about -- >> bernie looks like he's had it bernie looks crazy, but he always did, but he looks like a tired crazy right now. joe biden, he looks like he's just exhausted i don't know what happened to him, but he is exhausted he doesn't do any work he's not working one thing i found out about this job to do it right -- and i have done it right -- you have to work hard. >> you can see that full interview tomorrow night, 11:00 eastern on telemundo. >>> okay check in with the world of sports lots to get to we'