i'm joined now by katie ivens from the campaign for real education. ducation. already have the ban schools already have the power to ban sound in schools, why are they doing it? i don't know why they aren't using it. i do understand why you might want to ban children from bringing the phones to school. their pa rents bringing the phones to school. their parents may say, my child and said, there might be gangs around, my child might be a victim. i think they should be a system where it goes to reception. all right, they can bring it to schools but not in the classrooms. there is also an issue of the way that children are taught. if you teach them in a way that it focuses on the subject and knowledge that brings up their critical sense, there will be times... as they grow up, they are going to need a critical sense, if they are seen if something is good, bad, right, wrong. you could really impart knowledge to make those judgments, which they will need in their lifetimes. what would you make of what the schools minister said? it obvious that he really doe

earlier i spoke to katie ivens from the campaign for real education.mobiles from school —— but they aren't using them. understand why you m to i understand why you might not want to ban children from being found to school, their parents might think, my child needs it because there are gangs around and he need to phone for help or something. gangs around and he need to phone for help or somethinglj gangs around and he need to phone for help or something. i think not in classrooms, going off and interrupting lessons. all right, they can bring to the schools, but not the classrooms. there is also an issue in a way that children are taught. teach them to focus on the subject and knowledge that brings up their critical sense because there will be times when they will have to be using these things. you need a critical sense when seen something, is ita critical sense when seen something, is it a good, bad, right, wrong? with a really good sound education, you can really empower children to make those judgments. what do you make those judgments. what do you ma

for campaign donations, tweeting, quote, it's all about the benjamins, baby. the congresswoman putting out an apology today. quote, anti-semitism is real, and i am grateful for jewish allies and colleague who's are educating me on the painful history of anti-semitic tropes. this is why i unequivocally apologize. she's absolutely right to apologize. but it's interesting to note that even though she apologized, congressman kevin mccarthy never did for this tweet before the midterms, saying, quote, we cannot allow soros, steyer and bloomberg to buy this election. he deleted the tweet but never apologized for it. deleted the tweet but never apologized. tonight mccarthy is still threatening to take action against omar saying he's not satisfied since she's still on the foreign affairs committee while the president is saying he doesn't think her apology was adequate. so he has different rules. basically you just call that hypocrisy. he's a hypocrite for saying that because he's had similar behavior. delete it, never apologize. but we've got to talk about president trump's attacks on elizabeth warren as well. doubling down with this tweet over the weekend, quote, see you on the campaign trail, liz. "trail" in all

campaign for you. you have already gone to the left and against his country and its traditions. >> is the first education were receiving about realandria ocasio-cortez about how it destroys lives, destroys countries and economies. this is going to be her first indication, courtesy of the president come about realizing what socialism does to people. lou: this could be an expensive tutorial for aoc if it moves into, the 2020 presidential election. >> it could be. she won't understand this until 2020. the benefit of this education for the american people about what the democratic party is becoming, and how everybody is running on this kind of an issue. the president stands as a bulwark against this framework and as a reminder of how greatness really can be brought into our lives. it's not through that totalitarianism by any stretch. lou: to me, it's very encouraging to see the presidential tracking poll in popularity and approval rising. it's 52%. i confess, i personally think it should be significantly higher, i hope it soon will be. >> it probably is, as a matter of fact. lou: i would like to see it expressed in black-and-white. l

campaign. elizabeth warren, applying pressure from the left, by pushing a plan for universe childcare. >> we're going to be talking a lot about childcare and early childhood education. that's how we make real country. >> reporter: kamala harris making sure democratic voters know she, unlike sanders, is actually a democrat. >> i will tell you, i am not a democratic socialist. >> reporter: while amy klobuchar pitches pragmatism over purity on causes popular with the progressive base. >> if i was a magic genie and could give that to everyone and we could afford it, i would. >> reporter: and while sanders fends off a fleet of democratic challengers, the republican president he's seeking to defeat welcomed him to the race. >> first of all, i think he missed his time, but i like bernie. so we'll see how he does. you got a lot of people running. but only one person's going to win. i hope you know who that person is. >> reporter: all this as sanders hopes this second presidential bid will have a different outcome from the first. what's going to be different this time? >> we're going to win. >> fund-raising expected to be a big advantage for bernie sanders, wolf, he raised more than $3 prnt.3 milli

campaign putting pressure on israel because of its treatment of palestinians. after repeated condemnations, omar took to twitter, issuing an apology. she tweeted "anti-semitism is real and i'm grateful for jewish allies and colleagues for educating painful history of anti-semitic tropes. my intention is never to offend my constituents or jewish americans as a whole. we always have to be willing to step back and think through criticism, just as i expect people to hear me when others attacked me for my identity. this is why i unequivocally apologize." i reaffirm the problematic role of lobbyists in our politics. it's gone on too long and we must be willing to address it. shannon, g.o.p. leaders looking to possibly sanction representative omar. also representative rashida to label from michigan. she was accused of calling president trump the f word. just last month. g.o.p. leaders saying it is similar to what they did for representative steve king. they stripped him of his committee assignments. we'll find out more. >> shannon: david spunt, thank you. an israeli newspaper says forget about the progressive freshman lawmakers. they say israeli leaders are more worried about the democratic 2020 front runners. let's bring in democrat e