leland: what about cori bush who you also endorsed?> in that case i'm for lacy clay and-- >> congressman, hold on, we've got a video that you posted of you endorsing cori bush and we have a screen grab from that to put up on the screen. >> yeah. leland: did we miss something? >> no, i originally thought show was running in a different race. she's been a great activist on ferguson, and once i realized that it was lacy clay, i've actually supported lacy and made that clear so that was a while back, but i think that cori bush is a great person, i just didn't realize she was running at the time against my friend. leland: the platform that is gaining so much steam here from what they call themselves the democratic socialists. medicare for all $15 wage or a living wage. free college and abolish ice. there's a lot of folks who support this platform, but aren't necessarily ready to call themselves democratic socialists. do you sign up in that camp? >> i certainly believe in free enterprise and i don't affiliate as a democratic associatist. i b

louis to stump for democratic congressional candidate, cori bush.ally was attended by a conservative columnist named virginia kruta, and what she saw shocked her to her core. she says when ocasio-cortez spoke, "i saw something truly terrifying. i saw just how easy it would be to fall for the populist lines they were shouting from that stage. i saw how easy it would be, as a parent, to accept the idea that my children deserve healthcare and education." ( laughter ) yes, yes, it's every parents' worst nightmare: that late-night phone call, a voice saying, "your college-educated child has just seen a doctor, and she's going to be all right." "no!" damn you! no! why, god? why?" ( laughter ) reading that is like watching someone almost have a light bulb go off in their head but not quite getting there. "okay, i'm freezing... and there's a jacket right there. i could put it on... but what if a hypothetical poor person gets a jacket they don't deserve? aaaand, i'm dead." ( laughter ) scene. kruta-- kruta or crudda? kruta will always remember her experience

so is cory shocky, former pentagon, state department and national security council official for president george w. bush. and ned price, former special assistant to president obama, also an msnbc national security analyst. cory, let me start with you. i don't want to oversimplify this. it would seem the president a few hours ago said, hey, guys, you owe me 20 bucks. a few hours passes, and then the president says, you know what? make it 40. you owe me $40 now. is that an oversimplification? why would the president ask member nations to give more than the united states currently gives? >> the united states spends for the entirety of the world in our defense spending. so yeah, the president, he could have had a nato summit in which he took credit for increased defense spending for the new readiness initiative, for the great solidarity allies have had in the face of russian behavior. instead he chose to make the summit an unpleasant experience for america's closest friends and treaty allies. i think it's a real shame. >> how much of this is about the audience there, cory? and how much of this is about the

bush and bill clinton on lessons from a life in politics. tuesday, jim bridenstine on on president trump's proposal to create a military space force. wednesday, thursday at 10:00, cory booker and john federman. more from the conference with elizabeth worn, kamala harris and deborah holland. next week in prime time, c-span, c-span.org, and the c-span radio app. host: since 1985 health care for the homeless in downtown maryland has provided services to that community. many of those services health-care related. city, the state of maryland, and the federal response. elijah cummings serves the seventh district including baltimore. good morning. gu

bush on lessons learned. on tuesday, discussing president plans to build a space force. then on wednesday, transforming the workplace with artificial intelligence. booker.hursday, cory friday, more from the net roots conference. in primetime on c-span, c-span.org, and with the free c-span radio app. as sure primary source for campaign 2018, a look at the senate race in virginia where tim kaine is facing a challenge by corey stewart. this was hosted by the virginia bar association. it is just over an hour and a half. >> let's move to this morning's event, which features two individuals running to serve as one of virginia's two senators. first to jn

bush and bill clinton on lessons from a life in politics. tuesday, jim bridenstine on on president trump's proposal to create a military space force. wednesday, thursday at 10:00, cory booker and john federman. more from the conference with elizabeth worn, kamala harris and deborah holland. next week in prime time, c-span, c-span.org, and the c-span radio app. host: since 1985 health care for the homeless in downtown maryland has >> healthcare for the homeless in downtown maryland has provided services too that community including opioids we have been talking to guest all morning not only at the city of baltimore in the state of maryland and now the federal response. serving the seventh district including baltimore good morning. >> good morning. >> give us your personal assessment of the federal response to the opioid crisis. >> i think the federal response has been very weak anemic. when we consider the fact the trump administration has said back in 2015 this crisis caused the and the american people $500 billion in one year. and then toos become more costly over the subsequent years, it is clear that that only 10% of the people that need treatment but we only knew