julian castro: thank you for being here. >> thanks a lot. julian castro: there you go. good luck with everything. all right? >> thank you so much. [indistinct chatter] pres. trump: thank you -- julian castro: thank you.

we begin with julian castro. he remarks are about -- his remarks are about 40 minutes. >> [applause] mr. castro: good morning. it is great to be with y'all in des moines at the iowa state fair. first of all, thank you very much, rachel, and all those who helped organize this. i know that des moines is proud of the state fair, and you have plenty of reason to be. i'm excited because i'm here with my family. my wife, erika, and our daughter and our son. [cheers and applause] mr. castro: this is a real treat for me, because as you can imagine, like all the candidates, i don't often get to travel with my family. we get to spend a little time together. i think my children are looking forward to the bumper cars and maybe the sky rides and that bacon that y'all sell on a stick. [laughter] mr. castro: i want to talk to you this morning about what we're going to become as a nation. aroundhat if we went this crowd and listened to the stories of your family, we would hear a lot of stories that reflect the best of our nation

castro: thank you. secretary castro, you support reparations. can i have my money now? mr. castro: is that a -- >> you support reparations? do you enjoy the get paid now performative aspect of all of this? >> only 26% of americans support reparations. how do you explain that to the rest of america? [crowd talking] thank you, thank you. >> julio, can i get a picture? i'm in a wheelchair. can i get a picture please? i'm all the way from minnesota. i'm sorry. >> i will take your picture. get in there. >> 1, 2, 3. >> maybe one more. >> 1, 2, 3. >> thank you so much. this is autumn. mr. castro: the twin cities. billy is from right outside minneapolis. thank you for being here. >> thanks a lot. mr. castro: there you go. catherine. bloomington. >> thank you. mr. castro: good luck with everything. [scream] [crowd talking] >> secretary castro? >> this is how they begin at the iowa state fair with hooley and castro.- julian he served as a housing secretary in the obama administration. an aerial view of the iowa state fair, day 2. two candidates yesterday, three candidates today. eigh

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julian castro. let's have him take it away. [applause] julian castro: good morning. it is great to be with you in des moines at the iowa state fair. thank you to the folks who helped organize this. was proud of this state fair. i'm excited because i am here with my family. our daughter and and son. [applause] julian castro: this is a real treat for me because as you can imagine, like all the candidates, i don't often get to travel with my family. so it is neat that we get to spend some time together. i think the kids are looking forward to the bumper cars and the sky ride and the bacon you sell on a stick. thist to talk to you morning about what we are going to become as a nation. here in we went around this crowd and listened to the stories of your family that we would hear a lot of stories that would reflect the best of our nation, of the american dream coming true. it is true in my case. i grew up with my brother and my ran mother and my mom on the west side of san antonio. my grandmother had come over to san antonio when she was seven years old with her younger s

castro: i grew up with a single mom. i watched how hard my mother worked to support me and my brother and her mom, my grandmother. we need to ensure women get equal pay for equal work in our country. and that we pass the equal rights amendment. and also that we defend a woman's right to choose because it is under assault right now in our country. [applause] mr. castro: if we are going to be the most prosperous nation on earth, it has to mean prosperity for everybody. recently congress, the house of representatives passed legislation to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. the senate needs to pass that as well and the president should sign it. we need to make sure people can earn a good living and provide for their families. but that also means that we need to support labor so unions can represent workers and worker productivity that has been on the rise for so many years can be matched by the wages and benefits people get. right now that is not happening in our country. too many people that are working 40, 50, 60 hours

this doomed the revolution of 33 and castro knew it.that and the absence of the rv capable of defending. there were two things, lack of political army and in this case, he was the army said he had that. and he joined as you know the navy militia very quickly. but he needed a political support and saw there were people that often needed him and that this was a marriage of convenience and he put his law. >> with almost unanimous support from all of the union at the beginning they all supported him unconditionally. .. >> and others were down waiting trying to get support for the revolution. and those who died actually worked very closely with the union to build support and even among the professions and those connections to the astounding ability to make that happen. but let me just say it is a fact that they thought of castro that these attacks were simply ridiculous and selfish. they really wanted nothing to do with them. so it is true and 55 and 56 after getting out he was visited by one couple and then they kept their hands off until a

all of a sudden it's because of joaquin castro's comments and is treating up.he castro brothers. that would be the equivalent. the fcc has come down on fox. what they are being allowed to do is control the debate has gone too far and something has to be done. they have clearly advocated their ability or the responsibility to regulate themselves. so you need some sort of an fcc type organization that has authority over them. that's the next step. >> melissa: or you have to get off twitter. >> dagen: are you talking to president trump? [laughter] >> kennedy: he does just fine on twitter! >> dagen: but that shouldn't be the choice. it's either, "i have to give up all social media because i'm a conservative, i'm going to get banned because of my belief." i don't think that's a choice. i don't like the idea of an executive order. if it was president obama, it would be pants on fire, our heads exploding, screaming to the high heavens about it. one thing congress can do, that all the social media companies and internet companies, they have immunity from liability. und

castro is the brother of julian castro.illian turner takes a look tonight. >> the hashtag impeach walking castro trending on twitter after the texas democrat posted a list of 44 san antonio donors reelection campaign. the castro campaign tweeted the list and wrote "their contributions are fueling a campaign of hate that labels hispanic immigrants as invaders. he took two daytime tv to indicate he didn't need to target those individuals. he insists that he did not mean to encourage boycotts of their businesses. >> unless you support the white nationalism and the racism that donald trump is paying for and feeling, that i hope that you as a person of good conscience will think twice about contributing to his campaign. he tells not fox news he will no longer support the texas congressman. and another says he's outraged by castro and represents being compared to mass murderers. >> that crowd is full of american citizens that have done well. i made the contribution and i'm not ashamed of it but to tie me with his little racist cr

some of them are castro's own constituents. the fast back pedal by castro. now trying to downplay his tweet. for the free speech we are america's town hall, that being twitter. the silicon valley liberal icon locks out mitch mcconnell's campaign account after he posted a picture of protesters outside his home' while he was inside recovering from surgery. republicans are boycotting buying twitter ads. equinox is holding a fundraiser for trump, even though the owner is not involved in the daily management of the company. democrats call for rhetoric to be calmed down. a congresswoman urging her supporters to quote knock out trump and pence. first was strzok, now peter mccabe alleging he was wrongfully fired due to undue influence by mr. trump. they are trying to maker it about trump. and not their actions while at the fbi. i'm elizabeth marc donald. [♪] #r you are watching the fox business network. suspect's mother called police about her son's weapon weeks before the massacre. edward lawrence at the white house with more. reporter: the mother of the suspect in

some of them are castro's own constituents. the fast back pedal by castro.e speech we are america's town hall, that being twitter. the silicon valley liberal icon locks out mitch mcconnell's

castro is doing the same thing.f this country is racist, bigoted, hateful, white nationalist, apparently that includes one of his own donors by supporting walking castro. >> when you try to just cast this wide net over trump supporters think about how many millions of people voted for obama and then voted for trump, are they lumped into that and a lot of people in this country you vote for the guy, a lot based on the economy and job so anybody loving this economy -- >> of course and also shows you the hollowness of the talking points we have heard for years from the left and from democrats which is we need more transparency in campaign-finance to protect the integrity of our elections, joaquin castro admitted on television that the reason he released these names and compromise the security and safety of his own constituents was to intimidate them, to intimidate private citizens into not supporting his political opponents. what this suggests is we need more privacy, not more transparency if we want to ensure the inte

secretary castro we're live.ted to ask you, joe biden came after you, he said if you've got a problem with the obama deportation policy, i didn't hear you mentioning it in meetings privately with obama in the cabinet room. can you respond to that? >> that was between the of two us, only one of us was consider it kaflt things a were going on on immigration during that administration. and that was me. secondly, i said clearly, that i learned the lessons of the past. and the vice president hasn't. those lessons are, it doesn't matter how many people you deport or how cruel are you to the migrants, mitch mcconnell and his right wing republicans are never going to come to the negotiating table. secondly, we can't wait on immigration reform. we need to move forward on that. third, if we want to guarantee that no future administration can truly, cruelly separate little children from their parents then we need to terminate, repeal that sefkts law that i talked about -- that section of the law. i've learned those press on

i don't know who joaquin castro "i don't know who joaquin castro is other than the lesser brother of a failed presidential candidate (1%) who makes a fool of himself every time he opens his mouth. joaquin is not the man that his brother is, but his brother, according to most, is not much. keep fighting joaquin!" castro wrote this. "we will keep fighting. we will fight every day against your behavior, corruption, and your ego, and we will win." now, this all began with a tweet by joaquin castro, listing 44 donors to president trump's campaign that are in san antonio. that is where congressman castro represents, and that tweet immediately opened him up to you charging that he was essentially adding these people and opening the donors up to possible protest, like the protest that senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's house. it took an interesting turn when twitter blocked his campaign account for posting a video of the protest. because a video of the protest -- your account has been locked. there is a screenshot from twitter if you're castro denies that he is trying to inspire a simi

secretary castro?, stocks are rising, unemployment is near historic lows, including for latinos and african-americans. all outlined plans, but you have particulars that could end up raising taxes. how do you guarantee that will not hurt the economy? first of all, there are a lot of americans right now that are hurting. go ask the folks who received notice that they are going to get laid off by general motors, or ask the folks who are sleeping on the street in big cities and small towns across the united states, or ask fast food workers that i joined a couple weeks ago who are working for minimum wage and cannot provide for their families or pay the rent. the idea that america is doing just fine is wrong. not only that, this president always like to take credit, like he did this. we have 105 straight months of positive job growth, the longest streak in american history. most of that was due to president barack obama -- thank you, barack obama. [applause] sec. castro: i believe we need to invest in what

brian castro was killed last week in a shooting at an arco gas station. ktvu's azenith smith is in san jose tonight. the family says they are hoping that the killer will come forward. >> reporter: yes, frank. the family is heartbroken. whoever killed their loved one is out free tonight. police have not released much information. remaining tight-lipped. may hav been an >> he was everything to me. >> reporter: at the san jose home, sister, brother, mother and father mourning the death of 21-year-old brian castro remembered as a devoted brother, son and a father. >> my brother was a loving and caring person. he was a sweetheart. >> the family is devastated. he left behind a 3-year-old boy. who they haven't told yet asking where poppy is. >> reporter: last thursday just before 2:00 in the morning castro and a friend were at the arco gas station on center road in capitol expressway just a half mile away from his house. to fill up his gas tank when someone shot him and his friend. they drove themselves to kaiser permanente in san jose where castro died from his

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you get the castro brothers there. a tweet from joaquin castro that's garnering a lot of criticism.epresentative brother of 2020 presidential candidate julio castro releasing the names of employers of these people who donated to trump. people in san antonio who dared to donate to donald trump's campaign are being targeted by the brother of the guy running for president in the democratic party. what is that about? you want to talk about encouraging hate. >> that's frightening. that smacks of black list and enemies list that even harkens back to the nazi era where businesses or shops owned by jews were publicly identified, so don't shop there. in this case representative castro is saying here is a man who owns a business, he supported trump. here is another person who supported trump. publicly shaming them and listing their names. this is sad. trish: running for president of the united states. >> when representative castro goes to church on sunday every church in the country says a prayer. but now he wants to put out a hate list of anyone who supports him. that's now off limit. trish:

and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . welcome back you have al jazeera live from london a quick look at the headlines now russia and al says a cease fire starting on saturday is syrians demanding an end to the fighting tried to storm the border crossing goal with turkey. several of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists have been arrested in a mass rally has now been planned for saturday that rally though has been banned as it was denied permission. and huge crowds have turned out in pakistan in response to prime minister in one khan's call for a nationwide show of solidarity for people in indian administered kashmir. well now to developments in colombia the government less says 9 people have been killed in its operation against former members of the revolutionary armed forces also known as the fog this comes a day off to former commanders of the rebel group said that taking up arms again they accuse the government of not sticking to the terms of the 2016 peace deal which ended 50 years of conflict in response

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castro facing backlash from both sides. media bias at msnbc.n apology for saying -- basically calling trump out for quote exterminating latinos. and blowback to the "new york times" for removing a positive headline. peter strzok suing the justice department trying to get his job back. he says his anti-trump messages were intended to be private, even though he sent them on a government phone. making them public records. the leaks at the fbi way worse than realized. [♪] welcome to the show. the president and the first lady paid their respects in dayton, ohio and el paso, texas. reporter: the president meeting with first responders as well as victims and victims families. the president releasing video on twitter of his visit to a hospital in dayton, ohio. he's in el paso, texas. this is video from dayton, ohio. at a juice conference after the visit, sherrod brown blames republicans for the fact there isn't any gun control. >> we can't get anything done in the senate because mitch mcconnell and the president of the united states are in bed with the

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secretary castro, we are live.went after -- rather joe biden came after you. he said if you've got a problem with the obama deportation policy, i didn't hear you mentioning it in any meetings privately with obama in a cabinet room. when you respond to that? >> that was between the two of us, there was only one of us that actually was critical of some of the things that were going on on immigration during that administration, and that was me. secondly, i said clearly that i've learned the lessons of the past and the vice president hasn't. those lessons are that it doesn't matter how many people you deport or how cruel you are to these migrants, mitch mcconnell and these right wing republicans are never going to come to the negotiating table. secondly, we can't wait on immigration reform. we need to move forward on that and third, if we want to guarantee that no future administrations can truly, truly separate little children from their parents, then we need to terminate, we need to repeal that section of the law tha

liz: six of the castro donors castro tried to shame, also gave money to castro and his brother julian. now they are scared and they are getting attacked. should castro be held accountable? >> i don't know if he's legally accountable, the information is public. but he certainly weaponized and used it against them. same way, i'm a newspaper man. i print something that's public knowledge, it's hard to see how you can be held accountable it's a cruddy, nasty thing to do. and it was done to have this effect, have people write nasty things to these donors. liz: his own constituents. the "new york times" said "trump opponents want to name his big donors," his supporters say it's harassment. to go back on a more serious level, the 1950 supreme court case. the state of alabama wanted the list of naacp supporters. they were afraid to give it to them because they thought their members might be lynched. there has been a long debate over this on how much of this should be public. i think neighbor raise the limit, if you give $100 you are not listed, but if you give a lot more. it's also not the fi

s take try of 28-year-old victoria castro, a trans migrant from el salvador. a she says slied for asylum in 2017 after being the target of violence bk home. >> ( translated ): we are being puued and attacked. that's what motivates trans women to immigrate into this country and to seek whatever safety we ca >> reporter: castro used to run workshops on tsans health and ty practices in el salvador. rke says one night while doing outreach with sex s in the country's capital, san salvador, she was beaten and shot in the shoulder by a group of gang members. >> ( translat): it's not just the blows they gave me and the gunshot, is the offensive rds they used when they were hitting me. the awful language that people use when they attack a trans person. and then, to think that you have to go back out onto the streets where it happened? it was so difficult. r orter: castro went to salvadoran authorities and identified the men who attacked her. >> ( translated ): i wanted justice, which i thought would possible because i recognized the men that did this to me, but that wa

secretary castro, what's your response? sec. castro: well, i agree. i was the first of the candidates to call on congress to begin impeachment proceedings. there are 10 different incidents that robert mueller has pointed out where this president either obstructed justice or attempted to obstruct justice. and i believe that they should go forward with impeachment proceedings. as to the question of what my department of justice would do, i agree with those who say that

they didn't do that, the castro brothers. we haven't heard from them yet. >> that's correct. >> melissa: thank you for that, leland vittert. for now i'm joined by trump 2020 campaign looks person, at kayleigh mcenany. thank you for joining us. does this have an impact now these businesses are being targeted? new york magnates care about their business is paid that's fair, it's what they put their life into. have you seen anybody pulling out of going to the dinner, or few people wanting to host? has this had any kind of a chilling effect? >> no, we haven't seen that at all. you have historic fund-raising. we expect that to continue. one donor who was targeted, who was on that list, anonymously told "the daily caller," "this is having the reverse impact. it's emboldening our donors." she said she was on the phone with donors, friends, who were not yet donors but said that because of this they are donating to president trump. when they do this, and target trump supporters and donors, they embolden our base. they embolden our don

castro's that is.e are threatening to boycott equinox over its chairman's ties to donald trump. the luxury brand coming under fire after the washington post reported steven roth, a real estate developer and investor is planning to host a fundraiser for the president. in a statement provided to us he defended the event saying in part some prefer to sit outside the process and criticize i prefer to engage directly and support with things i deeply care about. i have known donald trump for 40 years and while we agree on some issues we strongly disagree on many others and i've never been bashful about expressing my opinion. they say the brands do not support the fundraiser. how about some business news. apple getting slapped with a lawsuit over claims that they are innovating user's privacy. tracy carrasco is here with the legal battle brewing. they've been listening to us. >> reporter: this is a class-action lawsuit filed in san jose, apple is accused of violating california privacy law that prohibits reco

secretary castro, welcome back to "meet the press." i know you have a lot of contacts in texas government. what more can you tell us about what you've l we've learned have been released. there were about 20 individuals killed. that this gunman was in his early 20s, a white male and of course there's tremendous amount of grief and sadness and all of us are thinking about the families in el paso who have been victimized. >> this is going to spark a couple of of conversations. one is on domestic terrorism and one is on our gun culture. what do you see here as what we need start tackling? >> we need tackle both of these things and unfortunately as we've seen time after time they're related. on the one hand it's clear what we can do to cut down on the number othese incidents. we need commonsense gun reform. this happened in texas, a state that has one of the highest rates of gun ownership. concealed carry, open carry. the shooter knew that he'd be walking into a store where a lot of people would be carrying a gun. that did not deter him. th

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>> i think that castro's doxxing is typical.ouraging people to go to people's homes, et cetera, as well as senator mitchell. in the history of american politics you are supposed tone courage and energize supporters and really the other opponents supporters are off limit. john kennedy and richard knicks on debate in the arena. they didn't find it necessary to send their partisans to homes. trish: i hear you. like they did to mitch mcconnell. good for you for speaking out. thank you so much for joining us tonight. coming up. remember when hillary clinton called trump supporters deplorable? >> you could put half of trump supporters into way call the basket of deplorables. the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobe i can, you name it. trish: you thought that was bad? hollywood has a movie where liberal elites hunt deplorables for sport. we have details on this disgusting movie coming up. and a police chase involving a zebra. angry mobsters, gang sisters --s calling for physical violence against senator mitch mcconnell. now twitter is

do you think karma will come back on julian castro as a result of this? i don't think he will do anything else. i don't think they learn their lesson. i don't think they will do that but castro is not going anywhere anyway so what difference does it make? rob: are they trying to scare people or intimidate people into pooling their support from the president and force everybody underground? >> absolutely. you find people everywhere afraid to say too much about their support for trump. look at the rallies he has everywhere, huge crowds. we had them here. we are going the right direction. jillian: what is the talk in your community, what are your neighbors saying and other businessmen, what is the talk? >> one of the guys who contributed has a great barbecue place, since this came out you can't hardly get in, has a number of places you could flock in there. it makes people mad but they are pushing hard. rob: it can be a motivator like telling kids not to do something and they want to do it even more. when you tell people they are not allowed to vote for some

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this, just days after castro's brother, texas congressman joaquin castro, attempted to publicly shamee of the presidents donors by publishing their names on twitter. here's a talk about all of it is robin biro, former regional field director for the obama campaign. is any of this something that you would flag with a candidate and pull that person aside? >> specifically the donations by the individual. that is a tactic i would never do. it's one thing to do that for a business, but for the person i take issue with that. the ads that he's running, i don't necessarily have an issue with. i question the strategy, harris. the most logical thing to have done would just be to pull the fbi crime stats, the hate crime stats, ensure the correlations by the rhetoric from this president an increase in hate crimes directly after some of these harsh tweets from the president. things like that. >> harris: i hear what you're saying. you are saying to look at some of the statistics. but what castro does in this ad is he uses the president's name in his own mouth. and he attacks with a call of racism.

julian castro uses a viral hashtag to defend his twin brother joaquin castro who tweeted out the namesmployers of some donald trump donors. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with the online reaction. a cute picture. carley: walking castro is a facing backlash for tweeting out the names of people who donated to donald trump's campaign, the president tweeted about him, karl rove called it thuggish behavior. the presidential candidate himself julian castro said this on twitter, he used this baby picture saying it has been almost 40 years and we still have each other's back. a lot of mixed reaction coming in on this. genesis it is that you two don't appear to have the backs of all your constituents and put some of them in danger shaming fellow americans and posting a hit list is now an honorable politicians do. laura says of course you have each other's back because no matter what disgraceful disgusting demeaning thing you do family has no choice but to forgive. cindy on twitter chiming in thank you both for your service, hang in and ignore the haters, we need your voices and leadership. i

they also donated to congressman joaquin castro. so, castro actually outed his own supporters.. "this is dangerous by any campaign." he called it awful. even msnbc kind of challenged castro. watch. >> the first thing is i don't want anyone harassed. >> that was not my intention. these things are public. no, what i would like for them to do is think twice about fueling a guy who is feeling hate in this country. according this isn't a game. it's dangerous and lives are at stake. i know this firsthand. martha. >> martha: chase, thank you very much. coming up next, shootings across america. it is a return to church at least part of a potential solution and answer? bishop robert baron joins me. ♪ so i only pay for what i need. and this is me now! any physical changes to this man's appearance are purely coincidental. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums with tums smoothies. the first p

julian castro tweeted said joaquin and i will keep fighting.ill fight against your hate, corruption, and we will win. i think castro doing that will encourage others to do it because you could find it. >> lawrence: 100%. here is the bottom line. hate has been associated with conservatives. if you're republican, conservative, and you think about the business, what about the local level? average americans. the university of texas is going through this. the incoming freshman class are experiencing doxxing. they are going to join a conservative group, their information is public. the attorney general for the state of texas has been asked to get involved by the university of texas because this is happening. these were high schoolers. they are kids. just because they want to join a conservative group they are being targeted. it's nonsense. i think democrats cozy up to these types of people. that's why when it comes to antifa, they won't do it. the politicians will do it. they say they are hateful people. when hate become synonymous in their eyes of c

and julian castro is criticizing also this administration that he was part of.t did you guys think about this exchange and which approach is better? >> well, i thought one of the things that joe biden did right last night, and he needs a crisper answer on immigration, very important, and he needs to speak to the center of the electorate on immigration which he was trying to do. the deportations were within the laws they were dealing with and the former president tried to reform immigration laws and couldn't work with the congress, came up with the dreamer act. but on what you're talking about, which is child separation, yes, he needs to be very clear. president trump lied about it again last night. oh, i got those cages from obama and i stopped the separations. there have been 900 children separated from their parents since he stopped the separations. they haven't been stopped. they are an intentional deterrent and it's governme government-sponsored child abuse. the former vice president needs a more crisp answer on that. however, i thought the fact that he did

i have a question for secretary castro. are you going out? just going to trade places with this gentleman, excuse me. if we speak to the issues of people, families who are suffering because of police violence. whether those was on stage care about the fact that they have to get on the streets and protest this corrupt administration and are we going to make sure as they recover from hurricane maria we are going to support them. i wanted to make sure we bring in everybody and this debate. >> we are live right now. >> when you are talking about that you challenged him and said you kind of revolved. talk to me a little bit about what -- you are thing you've evolved from the obama legacy, why do you have to say that? >> i said that i've learned the lessons of the past. we have to acknowledge, trump has been so much worse -- >> we are going to continue reaching in 2 candidates who left the stage and bring you back whatever we get. >> it is good that you are as tall as you are because you can see over the crowd and all the hotspots we will check bac

julian castro joins us live from his hometown of san antonio, texas.tary castro. i want to begin by asking you to respond to mick mulvaney. you heard him deny that the president's rhetoric is a factor at all in what happened here, that shootings like this are done simply by people who are sick in the head. your response? >> it's so unfortunate that not only our president but his administration can't rise up to the challenge of leadership in these times. anybody who has the ability to see and hear and understand what the president has been doing since he started his campaign in 2015 knows that division and bigotry and fanning the flames of hate has been his political strategy. that's how he believed -- he believes that he won in 2016. and it's no accident that just a few weeks after he announced his 2020 re-election bid there was he indulging and entertaining this "send her back" chant. he's spoken about immigrants as being invaders. he's given license for this toxic brew of white supremacy to fester more and more in this country. we're seeing the resul

latest is joaquin castro.equinox health club train. celebrities are coming out, they're looking to boycott him because he is having a fund-raiser, both those establishments, having a fund-raiser for them this weekend in the hamptons. >> i have never seen people decide to boycott being healthy. that is what they're doing targeting soulcycle. god forebit he has privately owned opinion. not like i is doing soulcycle fund-raiser. think purchase a lot of things made by people, owned by people, that support president trump. as it relates to joaquin castro. i hope this happens. make a list of gun owners with red flag laws, you want people to give the ability to ajudicate them unfit without them being in court. look how joaquin castro is abusing a list of his own donors, some whom are retirees. those are the same people that want to be able to determine whether or not you have firearms, that you even being present in pa court of law. these are terrifying things. ainsley: dana, thank you so much for being with us. have

castro, algorithms come into play. >> guest: they do. a lot of discussions about the transparency of algorithms and what oversight exists in this space. this is where i think this is an emerging area and some of it is old. we had a debate about algorithms about 20 years ago when there were questions about the old systems using for flights and questions about how do you decide which flight comes up first because the one that comes up first is the one the all the travel agents will book. there were a lot of discussions about that and we got into those debates and now it's again a different context. >> host: how is it coming up? >> guest: well, one relates to things like facial recognition and questions about how accurate these algorithms are and how much insight we have into how different types of algorithms, especially the artificial intelligence, how do we know if they are working quickly and how can we explain the decisions made by them and how much transparency there is to consumers. what can we do when algorithms are very accurate but

castro is the city's 24th homicide with more than four months to go. julie? >> heartbreaking to hear his family members talk about their loss. are investigators saying anything about a motive? >> reporter: police have remained tight-lipped but the family members believe it may have been attempted robbery gone bad. they sahe was at the wrong place at the wrong time at the gas station that night. >> azenith smith at a san jose police headquarters, thanks. >>> alameda county district attorney says the man accused of killing 18-year-old nia wilson at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station more than a year ago will not face the death penalty if convicted. john lee cowell is charged with murder for the death of neil wilson and attempted murder for an attack on her sister latifah. this follows months of questions about mental state, the judge finally ruled that he was competent to stand trial. today the father talked about the decision not to seek the death penalty. >> based on the governor's decision, it's something we have to respect. you know, for us, no more death penal

i like the idea that castro is saying look, i know this is fox news. i still believe there's people there who understand this message these poses are dangerousing. > it stands out for that decision among others. you mentioned him in the differentiated parking lot. we'll put that back up. there are other possibilities. eminem famously did his freestyle battle against trump in a similar empty lot. i don't know why that's considered a great staging ground. the other possibility jason, is like all of us because we're all people, he had a long night and can't find his car? >> it could be that, as well. he could have actually been lost and just had the camera crew there talking to him on a regular base of the. >> anything could happen. i'm going to make a hard turn from that terrible joke, my bad, my apologies to again we've said the politics. now the ethics. something you've spoken a lot about and our viewers have heard a lot of your great analysis on this which is what does it mean in 201 to the deal with a president who acts this way this blatantly, this

>> senator booker. >> booker and castro. >> castro. >> castro and booker. >> castro and booker. >> in >> senator booker. >> senator booker. >> you said booker. more respectful, is that the deal? you know that. okay. okay. who do you think? >> i felt similar to the first debate there is not enough about rural issues. we need to talk about real issues. >> who do you think did the best? >> castro and booker. >> booker and gabbard. >> tulsi gabbard, okay. we can go on a first name basis. >> booker tonight. >> mostly booker. seems like castro came in second. five weeks ago you all said kamala harris. i don't hear any kamala harris. >> no. >> why is that? let me ask you, scott. you told me five weeks ago you were almost ready to commit to kamala harris after seeing her performance. >> i don't. i thought that when she was attacked, i don't think she performed well. she was on the defensive quite a bit tonight. it did not help her. >> did anybody think she did a good job? >> no. >> what do you think of the job she did? >> i think she spent a lot of her time attacking joe biden tonight and jus

castro: good morning. it is great to be with y'all in des moines at the iowa state fair. first of all, thank you very much, rachel, and all those who helped organize this.