seguidores ahÍ memes y fotografÍas degradantes e incluso algunos que incluyan a la congresista alexandro casioestigando y mostrando aquÍ partes de estos comentarios racistas y bastante machistas sobre algunos senadores y congresistas en particular con alexandro casio cortÉs donde presuntamente habrÍa muchas personas que forman o formaron parte de esta patrulla fronteriza. satcha: el dÍa de hoy conocimos una imagen que pone en tela de juicio el comportamiento por parte de los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza hizo segÚn la cadena cnn se le obligÓ a un inmigrante hondureÑo sostener un cartel que leÍa un texto que no era verdad diciendo " a mÍ me gustan los hombres" la persona se sintiÓ incómoda y se le ha solicitado una reacciÓn a la patrulla fronteriza con respecto a este caso. y dirÁn alguno pues es algo sencillo pero no se trata de esto sino del irrespeto que estÁ moviendo por parte de las personas que los detiene y luego los tienen que procesar a estos inmigrantes muchos de ellos vienen a buscar asilo a estados unidos. borja: sin duda cuando falla el respeto o hemos perdido absolutamente tod

what did a casio cortez do? she went straight to social media so the question is, who really has the power? meanwhile, aoc's close friend and colleague, congresswoman ayanna pressley wants to racial attack against pelosi's allies, even summoning the congressional black caucus. watch this. >> to all of you that has aspirations of running for office, for whatever lytic experience and identity that you represent, if you are not prepared to come to that stable and to represent that voice, don't come. because we don't need any more brown faces that don't want to be a ground voice but we don't need black faces but don't want to be a black voice. we don't need muslims that don't want to be a muslim voice. we don't need that don't want to be a clear voice. >> hannity: tonight, does not matter what speaker pelosi says, what she does. the radicals are in charge. anyone who opposes them, of course, quickly labeled xenophobic, homophobic and lonely, laws of islam us will become a racist, everything great the so-called squad

a casio court has come as much they hate to admit it, it does seem like she has seen talent.r really does seem like a one trick politician. give me what i want or i will denounce you as racist. am i missing something or is that kind of what all there is to her? >> no, it's one move, it's one move ill hand. it's the defaults and it's done reflexively. seemingly each time when she has met with either a question about her past, her behavior, or ideas, or challenge on those ideas, it's a reflexive action each time. >> tucker: if we fall for it, shame on us actually. it is honest to laugh it off. we know what you're doing. it's boring. stop. and if more people did that, she probably would stop it representative, thank you very much for coming on tonight. >> thank you. >> tucker: so jeffrey epstein is been in the news. here's an angle that hasn't gotten a ton of attention. he's really rich but he has one of the new york city's most expensive homes, like literally, home right in the middle of the city. he was rich enough to apparently abuse young girls and get away with it. so how d

chair powell: yes. -- a casio cortez representative casio cortez: and without runaway inflation? chair powell: correct. representative oak osseo cortez: in 2014, the federal reserve believed the long run unemployment rate was around 1.4%. it was estimated in 2014 that it was around 4.5%. now, the estimate is around 4.2%. what is the current rate today? chair powell: 3.7%. ocasio cortez: what we have previously thought of as far we are currently .xpanding 3.7% unemployment has fallen three full points since 2014. inflation is no higher today than it was five years ago. given these facts, do you think it is possible that the fed's estimates of the lowest sustainable and limit rate may have been too high? chair powell: absolutely. rep. ocasio cortez: so, we overshot in what our long-run unemployment rate is. chair powell: i think we have it is lower than we thought. it is substantially lower than we thought. rep. ocasio-cortez: i have been seeing lately that economists are increasingly worried that the idea of a phillips curve, that links unemployment and inflation is no longer desc

star kate del casio who wanted to make a film about his life u.s. prosecutors spent years piecing together the case against guzman detailing a vast web of torture contract killings and bribes that reached all the way up to mexico's former president. man faces the rest of his life behind bars but the cartel he founded nearly 30 years ago is still incredibly powerful. and he remains a hero among the communities in mexico who benefit from the profits of his crimes. and to a heatwave in the arctic scientists in canada say they observed record temperatures this week at a weather station the world's most northerly permanently inhabited spot it's a military base less than 600 miles from the north. t.-shirt weather in this treeless tundra here in the alert the northernmost permanent human settlement on the planet where snow and frost last all year temperatures hit a record high of 70 degrees fahrenheit or 21 degrees celsius. this summer has wreaked havoc on the arctic chill bringing balmy weather to a land not adapted to deal with it. a recent report showed

[habla en inglÉs] reportera: alexandra o casio o cortÉs, una de la legisladoras atacada por donald trump. >> lo mÁs importante evidenciar que las polÍticas de la casa blanca son fascistas. nuestras polÍticas de migraciÓn. claudia: el lÍder de los republicanos hoy lo defendiÓ. " el presidente no es racista", sostuvo mitch o'connell. quiÉn no fue débil en defensa fue su asesora. al preguntarle a un reportero por su origen Étnico cuando Éste le preguntaba por los comentarios. ilia: pasamos a puerto rico donde ricardo rosellÓ se negóa renunciar en medio de un escÁndalo de corrupciÓn y otro escÁndalo por una comunicaciones que se filtraron entre Él y algunos de sus asesores. los republicanos bien que renuncie y las primeras protestas en la calle terminaron en refriegas cuando la policÍa tratÓ de dispersarlos con gases lacrimÓgenos. carolina: amplios sectores del pueblo portorriqueÑo salieron a protestar y exigir la renuncia de ricardo rosellÓ. en los alrededores de la casa ejecutiva hubo incendios, explosiones y gases lacrimÓgenos. >> esto se tiene que terminar, tenemos que hacernos respetar

por ejemplo, el fotomontaje de la congresista casio cortÉs diciendo:"estas publicaciones son completamentecontrarias al honor y la "al honor y la integridad que espero en nuestros agentes dÍa a dÍa". borja: ahora vamos a hacer contacto con uno de los 14 miembros del cocus hispano que ayer visitÓ los centros de detenciÓn en texas. nos conectamos con norma torres. gracias por estar con nosotros. cuÉntenos qué fue lo que vio ayer en su visita? norma: lo que vi ayer fue lo mismo que vi hace ocho meses cuando visite el lugar. las condiciones no han mejorado para los niÑos. ellos siguen sufriendo ser torturados en unas celdas de hielo, durmiendo en el suelo tan sÓlo con una cobija como de aluminio que tienen para cubrirse. familias separadas en otras celdas porque padecen de enfermedades muy contagiosas. imaginen a un grupo de niÑos en una celda como de cÁrcel y uno de dos aÑos tocando la ventana diciendo " papa, papa". eso es muy triste. >> podemos ver que este tipo de testimonio le generan mucha tristeza y podemos ver que estÁ al borde de las lÁgrimas. es sumamente conmovedor. a raÍz de esto d

photoshop ula de la separaciÓn familiar y en otras se parodia la congresista demÓcrata alexandra o casio una visita un centro de detenciÓn, la polÍtica e informÓ que los inmigrantes estÁn forzados a beber agua del retrete un informe del propio departamento de seguridad nacional informÓ que el centro de detenciÓn las condiciones son tan malas y la gente esta tan asignada que es una bomba de tiempo. eran buenos, estaba administrado magnÍficamente y que la patrulla realiza un buen trabajo. por otro lado,los miebros de la patrulla fronteriza indican que varios agentes humillaron a varios agentes, a un hombre obligaron a pasearse frente al centro de detenciÓn con un cartel que decÍa " me gustan los hombres" esto ocurrÍa frente a varios agentes y supervisores que no hacÍan nada. mucho congresistas hispanos criticaron duramente tanto la patrulla fronteriza como a ice exigen como mÍnimo profundas reformas en ambas instituciones. " no tolera conducta impropia y responsabilizar a quienes violen nuestro cÓdigo de conducta, estos textos no reflejan el valor y la conducta profesional y honorable de l

cÁmara baja nancy pelosi organizar los arreglos de viaje gratuito para las congresistas, alexandra o casioleans se librÓ del impacto directo de la tormenta tropical barry que continÚa avanzando hacia el norte desde el golfo de mÉxico, sin embargo el estado de luisianase ha estado o viendo afectado por las inundaciones y alertas de tornado, como nos cuentan desde allÍ nuestros aliados . >> sigue lloviendo sobre mojado luisiana donde barry y dejÓ algunas inundaciones en zonas costeras el nivel del agua alcanzÓ hasta los siete pies algunos quedaron atrapados en sus hogares inundados como este hombre y su perro a quien la guardia costera lograron rescatar por aire. aquÍ residentes como faustino villatoro pensaron encontrarse con una situaciÓn mucho peor. >> yo pensÉ que se iba a llenar pero no se llenÓ. >> en otras partes del estado hubo quien se quedÓ atrapado vehÍculos quedaron varados y los vientos se llevaran el techo de este hangar de aviones por lo que la familia pineda dice no confiarse y toman las precauciones necesarias para ellos y sus mascotas. >> estamos preocupados porque dijeron

y cambiando de tema demÓcratao casio cortÉs, una de las congresistas latinas en la mira de ataque delÓ su discurso la congresista este sÁbado. >> tiene una cultura de crueldad en la administraciÓn de neftalÍ de migraciÓn. pero estÁ trabajando con leyes que tenemos. y si no s las leyes no vamos, todavÍa vamos a tener problemas. alejandra: ante las cÁmaras frente a 250 persianasse dejo claro que la migraciÓn es un tema civil y no un tema criminal. por lo que el objetivo es reformar leyes federales. >> hasta luchando por nuestros inmigrantes y para que se cierren los centros de detenciÓn. y vamos a seguir con protecciones, paciencia hasta que podamos cambiar las leyes de migraciÓn. >> inmigrantes que se han visto afectados por la ley aseguran que el racismo estÁ escondido en la misma. >> las lÁgrimas son de dolor y tambiÉn son de rabia. leo que eso le ha dado del aliento a los racistas en este paÍs. para infiltrar a todas estas agencias y esos departamentos que tienen el poder para criminalizarnos. alejandra: no estas cÁmaras registran un alto nivel de seguridad durante el evento y es qu

. >> casio de portland siempre ha sido muy buena con los inmigrantes. el puerto de oakland es el encargado de los 02 ahora tendrÁn que responder quÉ pasÓ la alcaldesa. se tratarÍa de una violaciÓn a las polÍticas de ciudad santuario. >> que no se pudren, que no tenga miedo. aquÍ no a la inmigraciÓn, no se meta en problemas. continÚe trabajando, llevando a los niÑos a la escuela y todo va estar bien. reportero: entonces cÓmo la gente puede confiar si es una ciudad santuario? ice destacÓ que tomó una decisiÓn interna de no usar vuelos privadosen esa ciudad, desde octubre del 2018. palmira: cabe mencionar que el hecho de que ice haya transportado migrantes indocumentados, no significa que los agentes estÉn deteniendo personas en ese lugar. descargue nuestra aplicaciÓn univisiÓn 14 Área de la bahÍa. el consejo municipal presenta esta noche una resoluciÓn para afirmar su compromiso con los inmigrantes indocumentados de esa ciudad. esto, luego de que las autoridades detuvieron un joven indocumentado salvadoreÑo, porfracciÓn de trÁfico y luego lo entregaran a

star kate del casio who wanted to make a film about his life. u.s. prosecutors spent years piecing together the case against guzman detailing a vast web of torture contract killings and bribes that reached all the way up to mexico's former president. guzman faces the rest of his life behind bars but the cartel he founded nearly 30 years ago is still incredibly powerful and he remains a hero among the communities in mexico who benefited from the profits of his crimes . today marks 5 years since malaysia airlines flight m h 17 was shot out of the sky as it flew over eastern ukraine killing everyone on board a russian made surface to air missile was quickly identified as being responsible a conclusion that moscow has disputed ever since last month a dutch led international team of detectives charged format with murder over the incident is a look at how that investigation unfold. flight m.h. 17 was shot out of the sky on july 17th 2014. all 298 people on board were killed most of them were dutch nationals the plane had departed from amsterdam and was hea

casio i'm not absolutely sure. the court will determine that. >> we are out of time. ten seconds, jenna. >> agree. it's a public forum. official business. twitter s you can following everyone on twitter. so if she's going to put her views out there it should be treated similarly. no reason he's the president she is different. use the mute button. it's the best part of twitter. people don't know you block them. >> thank you, jenna and bob. we leave it to the jury at home. let us know what you think. we are not blocking any of you. >> and a update on tropical storm barry. we have encouraging news. they tweet the mississippi river is forecasted to crest at 17 feet, two feet lower than predicted. levies protect up to 20 feet, we're told. the storm surge has passed. the risk of topping them is minimal. they say monitor local warnings carefully and we will all night. next going above and beyond to save a baby. 15 percent smoother and their kids love them 15 percent more with getaway deals with at least 15 percent off, you can be a booker at booking.com with getaway deals wi

she was, of course, herself, the inference from a casio cortez is that nancy pelosi was a racist forimply disagreeing. what we then saw was nancy pelosi really trying to marginalize and move them away from being the face of the democratic party. that is in part, we believe, because of an internal democratic pole that became public that these four women are not part of a movement. they are not alike. it was a poll of swing voters. the approval rating of ilhan omar was at 9%, ocasio-cortez pushing 2%. socialism is toxic as a discussion and as an issue. there is a realization that these people are dangerous for the future of the party. you would know that if you are not in a coma. this is why, suddenly, and even representative clay chimed in from missouri. saying that their effectively immature. bringing back this argument, forcing the democrats to once again embrace them. it just shows you the lack of control nancy pelosi has. she must have known that this was what was going on. the president is always underestimated. yes, david called his approach cold and hard. well, you know what? t

cortez -- oh seo casio cortez has been ridiculed by the republican party because calledbacked by a group justice democrats that makes its mission to primary more moderate, older democrats. as we get closer to the election, house democrats intent on keeping their majority. that don't want primary challenges even in the bluer districts. they want to keep their incumbents safe and the reason there was such vicious infighting is because groups like justice democrats were more are making no bonds about the fact that they would like to see some of these more moderate members gone. host: the white house use this back of death back and forth for its advantages? guest: it gives them an opening. there are plenty of issues on be republican side that will vulnerabilities for president trump in 2020. right now, the unity as a republican party is not one of them. the republican party is largely unified behind president trump. the rnc and president trump's campaign are working very closely together, raising canions of dollars and he going to his reelection by and evenhat his base people who may have ha

when we come back, we'll sit in the streets of new york to ask about all casio ocasio-cortez, ilhan omard as they are known. that's next. ♪ [ soft piano music playing ] mm, uh, what do you do for fun? -not this. ♪ -oh, what am i into? mostly progressive's name your price tool. helps people find coverage options based on their budget. flo has it, i want it, it's a whole thing, and she's right there. -yeah, she's my ride. this date's lame. he has pics of you on his phone. -they're very tasteful. he has pics of you on his phone. at visionworks, we guaranteand look great.eat "guarantee". we say that too. you gotta use "these" because we don't mean it. if you don't love your glasses, we'll make it right. guaranteed. visionworks. see the difference. >> sean: we hit the streets. new york city to see what they e mike thought of the squad. you've heard of the squad. what are your thoughts? >> i like them a lot. i think they are bringing new voices to congress. >> i like the squad. >> are you supportive of them? >> not of aoc. >> the way that the four of them think is very much socialist and commu

casio-cortez was born in the bronx and her parents were born in puerto rico. mr. president should note that rico is the united states of america. from references to haiti and * * holeuntries as countries, has gone out of his way to disperse spanish americans, people of african descent and of african countries. this is beneath the office of the president. i yield back the balance of my time. >> let me remind members again to refrain from engaging in personality based remarks towards the president or any other member. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> i asked for a time check on both sides, please. gentleman from georgia has 12.5 minutes. >the gentleman from new york has 20 minute. >> thank you. >> i yield three minutes to the gentleman from wisconsin. >> the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. >> appreciate the gentleman for yielding and thank you, mr. speaker. i just want to note, at the start of this resolution, for the first three pages, i agree with everything. we have great quotes of our founders and american presidents to talk about the strengt

in fairfax and around the petaluma area and a casio, another cool day tomorrow but quicker burn off. the distance, blue sky, good air quality. that the upshot to the pattern. i got a nice email from a guy who said i love this cool weather and i'll be honest, i do, too that you get this kind of air quality. it is not pinched down really narrow so the air mixes and the fire danger is not ridiculous. it is not good because it is summer but it is not horrible and that is really important, especially around the fourth of july. there is the forecast for tomorrow, little warmer than today. settle changes, tomorrow and wednesday but by thursday and friday, it warms up. these are not massive changes but it will warm and be a little more than subtle. it will be a settle plustalking by thursday, it goes from tomorrow, 83 in the hotspots, 85, these are the hot spots like antioch and then we get, by the weekend, back into the low 90s but no heat wave, just a little warmer. >> bill, thank you. the warriors make another move, trading back a center, damon jones. jason appelbaum will tell us what the

west gate drive and casio valley road is closed to clean up the spill.hters say about 250 gallons were released into a dry creekbed. all the fuel has to be removed from the truck before they can tow it. >>> update on a 2-year-old hit-and-run victim, the little girl has been released from the hospital. police arrested hector larios who they say was driving the van that hit the toddler. he faces felony dui and hit-and-run charges. he's had four prior dui convictions in just the last six years. >>> happening today, two pieces of legislation about parking in san francisco will come before the city's land use committee. one will require commercial parking lots in garages with more than 100 parking spots, have electric vehicle charging equipment and the other would change the maximum number of spots allowed in some garages that are not underground. they still san ysidro to go to the full board of supervisors for a hearing. >>> san francisco is considering buying pg&e's local power lines, even though a new state wildfire law could complicate that process. mayor

way, this particular hour, it's not pelosi speaker name only but you have congresswoman omar, tlaib, casio kurt has, and presley all being cheered on by the radical days, including the far left crowd in hollywood. anti-trump hysteria on the west coast, they are at a fevered pitch. many in the film industry becoming literally unraveled. take, for example, remember this guy who works in fake news cnn, he just said the devil work. worshipers were better than trump supporter's. then as beth midler, onset of actually making movies, she now spends her days raged weeding the president, like the media, but yesterday when she try to put -- the president, she actually tweeted out something racist, yikes. she posted this picture of a trump rally with the question with the caption, "look, there are african-american men and the shot. how did it much did they pay them to be in the background?" >> maybe nobody told her that we have the best employment situation since 1969 and a record low and employment history of the country. back in their african-americans, hispanic-americans, women in the workplace, a

decision for a number of prominent freshman to vote against the border compromise bill, pelosi said of o casioto leave and presley, quote, all these people have their public whatever and their twitter world, but they don't have any following. they're four people and that's how many votes they got. she responded just moments ago, quote, a glass of water could have beat a 20-year incumbent. the green dream or whatever. the public whatever. then a.o.c. says those aren't quotes from me, they're from the speaker, having respect for ourselves doesn't mean we lack respect for her, it means we won't let everyday people be dismissed. joining me now real clear politics editor columnest and the author of the book "we've got people" from jesse jackson the end of big money and the rise of the movement. a.b., let me start with you. this comment from pelosi, i was taken back by it a little bit because it is personal, it's also dismissive of the people who have been inspired by a.o.c. and who do think this is the ultimate direction that the party should go. i mean, was it a strategic mistake on her part to fo

. >> it's interesting toiro casio cortez, why don't you just learn the system and get along, she saysrom the right in the republican party when they were trying to upsend it there. now you are getting it from the left. >> facebook had a mantra. move fast and break things. i said are you guys trying to break things? congresswoman omar said if breaking things makes breaking systems of oppression, breaking gridlock in washington, breaking the status quo, yes, we want to break things. >> they pointed out we were elected for a reason. >> they feel very strongly about their constituents. >> nancy pelosi may have to defend her playbook. >>> new research indicates lifestyle changes can lower your risk for alzheimer's. dd learn about the new findings and why getting a >>> a good wednesday morning. less of an onshore flow today and temperatures are warming up with plenty of sunshine. are temperatures across the region, the upper 80s concord. it is in san jose. mid-seventies in oakland and upper 60s in san francisco. enjoy the sun, and the warmer temperatures. worming backup into the weekend int

them went to become lobbyists that in turn prompted democratic freshman house member alexandria oh casio cortez -- she said that she wanted a ban on former lobbyists -- on former congressman to become lobbyists. i agreed and i long advocated a lifetime ban for members to become lobbyists for the same reason i support term limits. both are ways to address the culture of bipartisan corruption in washington. >> we finally agree. this is a fabulous way to end this hearing. >> we are working with the representative and we will see if we have bipartisan legislation on that. let me ask a final question. so, the amendment introduced to impose congressional term limits has 14 cosponsors. i was looking down the list of cosponsors, two things stand out. number one, every single one of every those cosponsors was elected in 2010 or more recently. in other words, not a single cosponsor was elected prior to 2010. sadly, of the 14 cosponsors, none of them are democrats. you have testified roughly 70% of democratic voters support term limits, and zero democratic senators are supporting a constitutional t

the lawmakers are led by alexandria of casio cortez in four of them were born in the u.s.es. china's economy having grown this slowly since at least 1992 and the gross domestic product growth six point 3% in the second quarter and the slowdown underscores the china pressure as they try to negotiate a trade you with that u.s. retail sales growth beat estimates. day,l news, 24 hours a powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. equities, currencies, commodities, futures higher. with thehe s&p 500 curve steepening as well. crude oil is not doing much. the dow closed extraordinarily on friday with the yen stronger. thank you for joining us and euro-sterling is up. nejra: i never make to man's on you. european equities are turning negative right now stop there was better than expected data out of china but not feeding through into the session. the 10 year yield has had steepening in the curve in the dollar holds on to weakness and copper is on their front foot. tom: it is an extraordinary weekend in w

recognizesr congresswoman a casio cortez for her time and the time will be restored due to interruption mr. chairman. i appreciate, despite the attempts to take my time away where there is no statute or that is appropriate or acceptable. so, the puerto rican island is eight miles away. hurricaneath of maria, my grandfather died and the island is where 9000 american citizens live. stillamericans are suffering today, almost two years after hurricane maria devastated the island. 9, 2017, an individual whose name has been redacted emails the lead official in puerto rico. this person wrote "we have limited to no communication. without the grid, no cell tower or landline is available. internet service needs power and like it or not, this is the means of global communication. a water system is currently run on emergency generators. the keyword here is emergency. power.ed regular without potable water and sewage treatment, we will get sick." this email was forwarded from a different email address and the fema administrator at the time was copied on this email. rights, i individual know you have

esto es mientras polÍticos como alexandra casio cortÉs se unen a la qos de apoyo de bÓrico.ulo. el dueÑo del vehÍculo se encuentra con nosotros. usted no vino a protestar . ve que su carro estÉ incendiado. >> estaba con unas amistades mÁs arriba y mi mama desde california me llamo. porque lo estaba viendo en vivo... jorge: quÉ dijo tu madre? >> me dijo que los ambientes estarÁn tensos. se quemo toda la parte de adentro del carro, el techo y eso. mi madre me dijo que acababan de prender un hato fuego. que deberÍa de irme. lucho para llegar aquÍ cuando llegÓ aquÍ, me tocÓ que era el mÍo. jorge: te has manifestado pacÍficamente en días anteriores. >> fui a la manifestaciÓn del dÍa de ayer y el miÉrcoles pasado. jorge: gracias por estar con nosotros. regresamos al estudio. satcha: gracias . son las secuelas de la jornada de manifestaciones que, como saben, culmina con violencia las Últimas horas. el propio presidente trump se ha pronunciado respecto a lo que ocurre en venezuela y se abstuvo de pedirle la renuncia al gobernador ricardo rosellÓ pronunciÓ obviamente que estamos hab

remember that these three members that we're talking about here, a casio, congressman omar, rashida tlaiby, we're talking about 1% of the united states congress. just over 2% of the democratic congress. >> sandra: having to respond to comments from these freshmen. >> they may be driving some of the narrative, but the truth of the matter is if you talk to voters, even after the hit that joe biden took from, harris, he is still at the top of the pol polls. >> sandra: here is rush limbaugh's take. >> the left is totally crazy. they have been totally crazy for a long time. too many people have looked at it as just a fringe minority that doesn't pull any kind of existential threat, and that is just not accurate. they have been threatening and posing a threat for years. and there hasn't been any pushback until trump came along. anybody want to take that? >> he is the crazy right. most people on the right do not ascribe to his views are values for that moment john knight matter. >> sandra: we will let how we respond to that. >> he is a very influential voice. he has a lot of ammunition. no quest

alexandria casio cortez saying the rule of law means everything -- everyone should be treated the samen the eyes of the law and that means the rich and powerful should be accountable for crimes the same as anyone else. that includes the president. he broke the law and to maintain the rule of law he must be impeached. ayanna pressley saying my response to director mothers testimony is a neon light that says impeach trump. key, the this is mother report did not exonerate the president and found five clear instances of the president obstructing justice. rashida taleo, for folks who need a reminder, it is time to impeach, with or without the special counsel's testimony today. host: rob in california, republican. what did you think of the hearing? caller: good morning. this is an either/or. either trump was set up and underwas an inside coup the obama administration to take this president down or trump wrote the law. mueller's report is not about exoneration, it's about finding the facts to prove that he broke the law. that was never accomplished. that is the facts. that is why the democrat

cortez -- oh seo casio cortez has been ridiculed by the republican party because calledbacked by a groupocrats that makes its mission to primary more moderate, older democrats. as we get closer to the election, house democrats intent on keeping their majority. that don't want primary challenges even in the bluer districts. they want to keep their incumbents safe and the reason there was such vicious infighting is because groups like justice democrats were more are making no bonds about the fact that they would like to see some of these more moderate members gone. host: the white house use this back of death back and forth for its advantages? guest: it gives them an opening. there are plenty of issues on be republican side that will vulnerabilities for president trump in 2020. right now, the unity as a republican party is not one of them. the republican party is largely unified behind president trump. the rnc and president trump's campaign are working very closely together, raising canions of dollars and he going to his reelection by and evenhat his base people who may have had questions

called oump casio-cortez when she tried to call her own leader nancy pelosi a racist.onald trump loves this country. he is not a racist. he will win in 2020 because of his policies. the democratic party needs to stop using the word racist every time they cannot win. host: we will go to joe on our independent line. caller: good morning. you know time i have a comment to make, it gets me off track a little bit, so i want to mention the word racism. the word is overused. all you gentlemen know the real definition of racism is the belief that one race is superior to another. the problem is if you disagree with someone of another race these days, you are a racist. you are a racist forever. it is overused. don't get me wrong. i don't agree with donald trump's tweets and some of the stuff he comes up with. all, but isuit me at want to share something with you , a question with regards to strategy. i don't know how deep you get into contributing to the democratic party strategy. i am an independent. i identify with the constitution party, which doesn't have a candidate yet. i

i want to follow up on this a casio cortez, and ask you to explain a little bit more how a company becomes a member of the libra association. can you just give me a brief answer. there are several i want to ask you. >> of course mrs. congresswoman. but there are several criteria that are established in our public. and a company or organization meeting these criteria can actually join the association as a member. this is a process that is now being led by the libra association. >> so, is the process, is it public? >> yes, congresswoman. >> so, can a wealthy individual invest and become a member? >> no, congresswoman. because the criteria has different buckets. so, it is either a corporation that are active in delivering services, or companies in the block chain - >> let me move on. so consumers can't either then? >> congresswoman, all consumers will be able to use libra. >> that's not what i asked. can they become a member of libra association? no they cannot. >> no, congresswoman. >> so, it costs at least, what? $10 million to become a member of the association? >> congresswoman, this is n