alexandria ocasio-cortez knows almost everyone here.he shocked her party when she ousted a 10 term incumbent congressman in the democratic primary. for her, this is just the beginning. >> it is all about everyday people coming together and believing in their ability to change this country. alexandra: the bronx native is now a political rockstar. >> she was born and raised in the neighborhood. and i just love this community activism and getting involved. >> she is bold, she is progressive. she is not afraid to take her ideals and the platform she believes in and take it to where it needs to go and to galvanize people towards that goal. alexandra: alexandria ocasio-cortez inspires her supporters and puts the fear of god into the establishment of the democratic party. the party's leaders insist that nationwide elections are won by embracing the center of society, avoiding positions that might scare white, middle-class voters. but people here said the opposite is true. they say the party has to become a credible voice for social justice. >>

please welcome sauce i don ocasio cortez!, yes. >> jimmy: you have a birthday this week on saturday. how old do you turn on saturday? >> i turn 29. >> jimmy: 29 years old. here you are running for congress. not just running for congress, you're almost certainly going to win. >> knock on wood. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: for those who don't know your story, and i know your story a bit, you beat a ten-time incumbent, a guy who just assumed that he was going to win. you came out of nowhere, you were working as a bartender, and decided that it would be a good idea to run for office. it's really one of the most remarkable stories i've ever heard. did you stop and think about this and go, i can't believe this is happening? >> yeah, even to this day. we go canvassing, we're still door-knocking in the community. i'll get home after a long day and i kind of turn and say, man, we won this election. >> jimmy: have you noticed a difference when you knock on doors now and people's reactions, compared to like a year ago? >> oh, yeah.

>> ocasio-cortez is a gift that keeps on giving.she couldn't do math and i knew she couldn't do basic civics, i can't wait to be inaugurated and pass bills, i didn't think she was a winier, democrats want to change the game, every time they don't get the time and that is what ocasio-cortez will find out, the person who won the electoral college did not win the popular vote. heather: howard, just to toss it over to you, we all know that president trump beat hillary clinton by 77 electoral votes back in 2016 as a result, you know, what the left is really upset about is when it comes to these justices and supreme court nominees actually judges in general this is his second one to the supreme court, he placed neil gorsuch and now kavanaugh and think the only way to stop this is to take away the electoral college, she's not the first to suggest this, hillary clinton has suggested taking it away as well. >> sure, i would say a come of things, first off, happy early birthday for soon to be ocasio-cortez, she never served in elected office

but too many on the right alexandra because you cortez is a dangerous revolutionary who calls herself a democratic socialist who pledges notes to accept and in money from corporations it was it's hard especially when i was running. it is it feels almost impossible. people are ignoring you or they are calling you naive or they're calling you. an educated uninformed uncommitted. voters. because you have a stand on her block and she is highly favored to win the state district in november by many here she is just to hold the commission they have been way too. for for a very long time. i have in me. the crisis in caregiving in germany as one of the government's biggest challenges. thousands of positions are currently unfilled it is a situation that affects caregivers every day. rosa lopez is always on the go the spanish born nurse works in berlin she loves her job but it's becoming increasingly difficult to deal with well. there are a growing numbers of elderly people who need help and fewer and fewer individuals willing to do the job. rosa looks after up to thirty people a day who can mor

but too many on the right alexandra because you cortez is a dangerous revolutionary who calls herself a democratic socialist who pledges notes to accept and in money from corporations it was it's hard especially when i was running at it is it feels almost impossible . people are ignoring you know or they are calling you naive or they're calling you. an educated uninformed uncommitted. i'm. wondering. alexandra because you cortez is standing her ground and she is highly favored to win the state district in november so many here she is just a politician they have been waiting for for a very long time. children that live on the street in contrast to the capital of the democratic republic of congo many are driven there by poverty or after the death of a parent but some are lucky enough to find help. visited a center that offer street children a chance to start off. the young talents this is the brass band of this past must. accomplish organization which helps former street children. based in contrast the center works with children and young people and trains them in music and the arts. al

tocome or bartender is capturing the imagination of some democrats in new york alexandria ocasio cortez could become the youngest woman in the house of representatives after the next month's midterm elections in the u.s. but she's also causing controversy. and in football struggling germany take on the world champs of france tonight in a match that could also decide the fate up in battles coach york you know. you. see me so much going to it's good to have you with us u.s. secretary of state mike compare was holding emergency meetings with the leaders of saudi arabia about the missing dissident journalist jamal khashoggi the visits come as unconfirmed media reports from the u.s. suggest that saudi arabia might be about to say that kushal she was killed in their consulate in turkey during an interrogation that went wrong. on monday turkish officials searched the consulate building for eight hours. after a long night of searching for clues on how jamal khashoggi vanished turkish police left the saudi consulate in istanbul taking evidence with them. the journalist was last seen walking into

ocasio-cortez, no corporate pac money. all the justice democrats -- isn't it funny that there is a progressive wing? i thought it was supposed to be a party for progressives. 26 of them have already won the primaries. they did it with no corporate pac money, and they are going to the general election now. already we know who is going to win. we have three incumbents already jamila, raul grijalva, and three who are likely to win, alexandria ocasio-cortez, ayana pressley. they said it couldn't be done, but here we are and we are going to have a caucus. i say "we," because unlike traditional media, i have a perspective and i am honest about it. i don't know if we'll blitzer has never put a thought -- wolf blitzer has ever put a thought into any of the issues he has covered over the years, but for him to pretend that he doesn't have a thought is disingenuous. most of the traditional media represents the establishment. let's turn to that now. is farve digital media better connected to the people. it is empowered by the people,

new yorker ocasio-cortez in a new way of midterm endorsement. president obama did mike for.e does. after this. >> including abolishing i.c.e. and medicare for all. jobs would be a lot one, free college tuition. do you think even your democratic colleagues will support that platform? your company is constantly evolving. and the decisions you make have far reaching implications. the right relationship with a corporate bank who understands your industry and your world can help you make well informed choices and stay ahead of opportunities. pnc brings you the resources of one of the nation's largest banks, and a local approach with a focus on customized insights. so you and your company are ready for today. >> medicare for all, tuition free public college, insuring a great new deal for future. >> how do you pay for this? >> implemented carbon tax that an additional amount of a large amount of revenue that we can have. >> i think aces right there is a part of it. it has extrajudicial nature with the structure of the agency and that is why they are able to get away with black say

and again alexandria ocasio-cortez who, in college was a fan of adam smith and didn't consider herself a feminist. all of these individuals seem to jump on the democratic socialist band wagon rather recently. and it makes me wonder how much of this opportunistic. a smart person would see the groundswell of support that came under bernie sanders in 2016 and think oh, maybe i could do that. brian: she might be book smart fourth in her class at bu but it doesn't seem as though she is conover sent in any of the issues at all. unscripted interview is her biggest enemy. sarah smith is going to be challenged by another democrat in this jungle primary. this adam smith. how is sarah smith going to do. what separates her from adam smith? >> actually the thing i find most interesting on her platform is that she wants to make sure that everyone who buys a gun completes a background check, including individuals who are purchasing guns at gun shows. sarah, if you are watching this show. hate it break it to you that

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first up as first time candidate alexandria ocasio cortez she's the democratic congressional candidate from new york city's fourteenth district to the phenomena followed her on the campaign trail. alexandro. community activist publisher. running for congress in new york's fourteenth district she could become the youngest woman in the house of representatives. to rally in the crowd to rican restaurant in the bronx. knows almost everyone here she shocked her party when she almost a ten term incumbent congressman and the democratic primary for her this is just the beginning it's all about every day people coming think out there and believing in their ability to change this time through. the bronx native is now a political rock star. she was like born and raised in the neighborhood which is the body class from the bronx and i just love like this community activism and getting involved she is bold she's progressive she's not afraid to you know take right deals and. the platform that she believes in and really take it to where it needs to go and to really galvanize people towards that goal.

katherine cortez mastio, a democrat won in 2016. dean heller, a republican often called the most-endangered republican. what is your state of mind on that place? >> i think republicans, particularly ones running in that senate race, dean heller as you mentioned as we have been talking about since this race has sort of really heated up, is the only gop senator across the country that is running in a state that went for hillary clinton in 2016. so i think it's the reason why you see president trump here fly in twice in two months with the same sort of playbook. he goes up on stage, he brings dean heller up on stage and as soon as heller sits down, he said you know what, if you're not going to vote for him, vote for me. i think that's the strategy that's has been employed by the gop. but if you're a republican, you can say the same thing about democrats. the former president has been here, former vice president and first lady. i think it's the ultimate toss-up state, very purple state and it's going to be within the margin of error. th

but too many on the right alexandra because you cortez is a dangerous revolutionary who calls herself a democratic socialist who pledges notes to accept any money from corporations it was it's hard especially when i was running and it is it feels almost impossible. people are ignoring you or they are calling you naive or they're calling you. an educated uninformed uncommitted. voters. because you could have a standing her ground and she's highly favored to win this district in november by many here she is just to hold the commission they have been waiting for for a very long time. and we have much more on us baltic's on our website that's. our some of the other stories making the news this hour. police in germany are investigating whether a man who took a woman hostage in cologne on monday at islamist connections or beliefs shot and injured the hostage taker during an operation to free that woman all train traffic was halted leading to delays and cancellations across western germany. australia's prime minister scott morrison says he's open to formally recognizing jerusalem as the capi

but too many on the right alexandra because you cortez is a dangerous revolutionary who calls herself a democratic socialist who pledges not to accept any money from corporations it was it's hard especially when i was running and it is it feels almost impossible. people are ignoring you or they are calling you naive or they're calling you. an educated uninformed uncommitted. alexandra because you could have a standing her ground and she is highly favored to win this district in november for many here she is just a politician they have been waiting for for a very long time. and. we have some football now in england pulled off a big surprise in their nation leagues match against spain. sterling scored twice as in one sealed a three two victory in the spanish city of seville spite the loss spain still remain top of the group while germany's national football team has yet to bounce back from this year's disastrous world cup on saturday they lost three nil to the netherlands and now they face world champions france in the nation's league tonight criticism of coach welcome love is mounting

of cortez could become the youngest woman in the house of representatives after next month's midterm elections in the u.s. she's hugely popular in parts of new york but she's got many of her fellow democrats were. good to have you with us tonight and turkish police are searching the home of the sole the consul in istanbul the diplomat himself reportedly has left the country raising speculation that he fled the country now the search is part of the investigation into the whereabouts of missing journalist jamal. who hasn't been seen since he entered the saudi consulate two weeks ago saudi arabia has come under intense international pressure to explain what happened to the missing journalists . this car is purported to be carrying the saudi consul in istanbul as he left his residence on chews day. turkish officials say mohammed to be one of riyadh's chief diplomats to turkey then traveled to saudi arabia on an unannounced trip. his istanbul home is now part of turkey's official investigation into that this appearance of saudi journalist and critic of the oil rich kingdom jamal khashoggi

ocasio-cortez is wrong.t a democratic republic, we are a constitutional republic. >> you are right. we are a constitutional republic. but the notion that because we don't like the electoral college because we often win a popular vote and don't win the presidency that we are going to war on the constitution is nonsense. we have an ongoing discussion in this country about strict originalism. and we have the first amendment. we have a president calling demonstrators mobs or paid protesters or the nfl, free speech. we have the republican president violating the first amendment. charles: maybe he was exercising his first amendment by expressing his opinion. danielle, there was a post in "the washington post," talking about the democratic party saying it's in disarray. saying it's not even a discernible coalition. black lives matter, tiresome hollywood hypocrites and paid hecklers and creepy stalkers we saw on capitol hill during the brett kavanaugh nomination hearing. also saying there is a vacuum of leadership a

cortez masto sen. cortez masto: for the various certifications and waivers, what are you communicating to the railroads as far as timelines they should expect for your safety professionals to review and respond to the documents? exceptions is an above and beyond the reg. thepreponderance of exceptions were filed in 2011 and 2012. there were a couple that have been filed in the last couple of years and to this year. and two this year. mexico is new temporary. as far as waivers, there are no waivers have issued. there reviewing documentation for alternative scheduling, which could be construed as a waiver to get you past 12/31/18. in that regard, we have a scheduled for 32 of the 41 to be compliant railroads as to when their alternative scheduling requests are coming in. we are seeking the remaining nine so that we can then allocate our workforce accordingly and get responses that within that 90 day window. thank you soasto: much for being here today. >> senator duckworth? sen. duckworth: i would like to

senator cortez masto: thank you. mr. cavanaugh: first of all, you've identified a complex but important issue. we fully agree the better interchange of clinical data would be integral. we spend a lot of money because all of our physicians have different systems. i will tell you one simple issue that congress could help with paired as i mentioned in my testimony, one of our basic interventions is to tell our physicians when the patient has been discharged from the hospital. we tap into the health information exchange. some states don't have those exchanges. when that happens, we go around to the local hospitals and at our expense, we tap into their systems and say, we just want to know when our doctors patients are discharged. most are fine with that. they realize it is good for the patient. we do run into instances where the hospital says no, we will not sure that data for competitive reasons. either we are starting our own eco, or whatever reason. they're very up front that it is for competitive reasons. if you thin

people coming together and believe in their ability to change their country that alexandria ocasio cortez could become the youngest woman in the house of representatives after next month's midterm elections in the u.s. but she's also causing controversy and in football struggling germany take on world champions france tonight in a match that could also decide the fate of embattled coach you're human oh. i'm so mean so much going to good to have you with us us. state mike pompei was holding emergency meetings with the leaders of saudi arabia about the missing dissident journalist jamal khashoggi the visit comes as unconfirmed media reports from the u.s. suggest saudi arabia may be about to say that kushal she was killed in their consulate in turkey during an interrogation that went wrong on monday turkish officials searched the consulate building for eight hours. u.s. secretary of state my pump aoe travel to riyadh for crisis talks with king solomon and other saudi leaders the kingdom faces mounting pressure to explain the fate of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi who was last seen walk

ocasio-cortez says she wants to see what the playing field looks like, okay., nebraska taking the phrase honesty is the best policy a bit too literally, check this out, the state's tourism commission releasing brand-new slogan, nebraska honestly it's not for everyone, they've also released a bunch of sarcastic ads like these ones showing people enjoying the outdoors where there's nothing to do and we are famous for flat landscape, cheryl, at least they know how to have fun. cheryl: they certainly do, well, somebody is having fun from good to bad, how activist investor dan lobe is turning up the heat on campbells, he has his own commercial, we will show it to you and kleenix cleaning up its name, rebrand one of the products that's been on the shelves over 60 years, take a look at futures after yesterday's market selloff, another rough day for the markets, we have a positive kickoff the friday, dow up 37, s&p up 4, nasdaq 18 and a quarter. you're watching fbn:am comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down

senator cortez masto. sen. cortez masto: thank you. i also echo my colleague. thank you for having this hearing, mr. chair, and thank all of you for being here today. i want to follow up on a question i asked the last panel, and you actually touched on it. , mr. mactaggart. and this is the idea that the test question for congress right now as we draft this privacy law is how we define sensitive information versus non-sensitive information. i asked that question to the panelists, and you are absolutely right, they all defined it a little bit differently. it would help me if you could give us a better understanding. california law, i understand, eliminates the idea that sensitive versus nonsensitive distinction for the law's notice and opt out requirements. can you talk a little bit more about that, how you have done that? mr. mactaggart: essentially we treat all personal information the same and we give customers control over it by saying you can choose who to do business with. what we found in our research is what bothers customers is that being transferred and

cortez masto.lection of the first puerto rican to use house of representatives from the state of florida. those are some milestones in 2016 and we anticipate even more milestones in 2018. in terms of latino voter performance, in our analysis of how latinos have performed in midterm elections over the course of the past eight midterm elections, our project is that we will have 7.8 million latinos voting by november 6, 22. when i say by november, that's because voting has already started across the country in early voting states. in fact, our tracking poll for week eight that would be releasing today shows that 5% of latino registered voters have told us they already voted. so voting is happening and i think this is a reflection of latinos following what's happening at the national level in terms of elections. this 7.8 million numeric turnout of latinos represent a 15% increase the turnout of latinos over election 2014. here's the representation about that breakdown is my state. we know there are man

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ocasio-cortez didn't pause to savor the irony.s of congress, of course, are not inaugurated, they are sworn in. she may have her eyes on something bigger. we will see. we did a segment tonight on the aclu. i'm embarrassed to say i lost my temper in the middle of that. why did i do that? because i thought about the aclu and their role in defending freedom of speech. a liberal organization that defended the least popular members of our society for almost a hundred years. they no longer do, they're part of the mob trying to take your free speech away. you are now the most unpopular segment of our society, the aclu thinks you should shut up. that is a huge change, and it is a metaphor for how the left has changed and represents the things they have hated. i explain it much better detail in the book, and you can read it. we unearthed videos of a man who claims to be a "washington posty reporter, works at a website with them. eric wemple, there's some debate over his name. if you are interested to see more, look on the tucker carlson fa

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masto: catherine cortez hi, i'm senator catherine cortez masto, and i have the honor of representing the great state of nevada in the u.s. senate. this week, citizens around the country are getting ready to

cortez is in over her head. she doesn't know what she's talking about. she sees data from places like sweden and thinks that's a story of socialism. it's not and we know that because things like misery and terror and desperation and human potential extinguishing does not show up in the data. 's when it comes to millennial's hand socialism i think they will get over it as they get older and life will cure them of it. but there is something else about millennial's that concerns me more but their flirtation with socialism but the disagree with the statement that america is the greatest country in the world. for a large number of baby boomers and gen xers agree with that statement. why is it people roughly over the age of 40 democrat or republican can say they understand to be born in the united states is about the luckiest thing you could happen to you in 21st century america with more freedom and is more just and prosperous than almost any other place. why is it that we understand that? of finding the answers to that question why i decided to write the boo

simone sanders and steve cortez. brother cortez, do you agree and why?h what, with what laura ingraham said? >> yes. >> look, i think it's interesting, by the way, chris, that you begin by saying we're being motivated by fear because when i look in america right now, what i see is the exact opposite of fear. there is an optimism in the land that is palpable. that's not just my opinion. you see it in every survey of consumer confidence of small business. this country is soaring in every way, particularly economically. so your idea that we are fear-based i think is wrong on its premise, first of all. >> i'm not saying the country is scared. i'm saying that some of the most identifiable tactics that the gop is using to get people out to the polls are based on fear. for example, ingram saying, go vote, steve, or some immigrant is going to take your place. go vote, steve, or the mob is going to get you. that's what they're saying. that's fear based. >> sure, let's be careful about our terms. first of all, i'm saying we're not fear based, we're optimism based.

cortez masto: i know i've only got a few minutes left. i'm also interested in the idea of this enforcement. i do believe there is the opportunity to self regulate and how we look at what the enforcement is necessary. i agree. i don't think it should be one-size-fits-all. in this committee, you have former attorneys general and there's a dual role where we can work together at the federal level with the ftc along with the agencies could the reason i say that is because i know that there are cases that the ftc may take and may not take that are necessary for individual states to address that won't be addressed if we just leave it to the federal authorities. i also know that there's an opportunity for both to work together. the one thing i would caution however is not all ages are the same. the attorneys general and carol -- the attorney general in california has the ability to make regulatory authority and the ag int in nevada does not. there's a reason for us to work together. i have gotup, but further questions on this piece of an for smi

cortez masto: i am senator catherine cortez masto and i have the honor of representing the great state of nevada. citizens around the country are getting ready to cast their ballots in the midterm elections and they are looking for candidates who deliver on their promises. for many families in my homes they did and across the country, the most important promise a candidate can make is to support programs that keep families healthy and protect their when -- financial security. during the presidential election, donald trump promised not to cut health care.

tot is what has led alexandra because you'll cortez -- ocasio cortez. are talking about an estimated 44 million student loan borrowers. the debt is paid at $1.53 trillion. what, if anything, should the federal government do to address this? i think that, again, it is bigger than an issue of the federal government stepping in and forgiving everybody's loan. that is not the answer. i think it is a problem that is continuing to get out of hand, and we have to develop an ways that individuals when they graduate high school may be able to go to community colleges or other options rather than racking up incredible debt. there is a lot underneath that loan debtse student have gotten out of control through the rising cost of education. mr. mccready: it is a really important question, and the government should not be able to profit off of student loans. but i want to make a broader point on education because it comes up a lot on the campaign trail from charlotte to the eastern part of the district. we used to be the leader of education in north carolina. we used

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cortez-masskil? >> mr. cotton? mr. crapo? mr. cruz? >> aye. >> mr. dans? mr. donnelly? ms. duckworth? >> no. >> mr. durbin? mr. enzi? mrs. ernst? mrs. feinstein? mrs. fisher? >> the sergeant-at-arms will restore order in the gallery. continue. >> mr. flake? mr. gardner? >> aye. >> mrs. gillibrand? mr. graham? mr. grassley? >> aye. >> ms. harris? >> no. >> ms. hassan? mr. hatch? mr. hinerich? ms. heitkamp? mr. heller? ms. hirono? >> no. >> mr. hoven? mrs. hyde-smith? mr. inhoff? >> aye. >> mr. isaacson? >> aye. >> mr. johnson? >> aye. >> mr. jones? mr. kaine? >> no. >> mr. kennedy? mr. king? >> no. >> ms. klobuchar? >> no. >> mr. kyl? mr. langford? mr. leahy? mr. lee? >> aye. >> mr. >>> the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. the sergeant at arm will restore order in the gallery. the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. the clerk may continue. >> mr. markey. >> no. >>> mrs. mccaskill. mr. mcconnell. >> aye. mr. menendez. >> no. >>> mr. merkley. >> no. >>> moran. >> aye. >>> ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. >> no. >>> mr. nelson. >> mr. p

if the who's expected to probably get into the double figures here tonight we can say yes you had cortez in munich thank you. let's go to syria now where deadline is fast approaching to create a diminutive zone in north and if you're province there's all should be established by monday and that's as part of a deal agreed to by turkey and russia last month it's meant to prevent a governmental assault on the rebel held area which the u.s. says. could provoke a humanitarian catastrophe but there are reports that hard life fighters have yet to start withdrawing from the area. syria's last major rebel stronghold is just a few kilometers from here an uncomfortable thought for. in twenty twelve he fled from islam as fighters in this town singe are in the south of it live province now the syrian army has regained control after bitter fighting what remains is rebel sadness and anger against the islamists. how could there be reconciliation with the people who killed my relatives and forced me to flee how could i ever sit down with them that would truly be a bitter pill to swallow. since our was on

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how do you respect, alexandria ocasio-cortez got involved in this. >> this woman, ocasio-cortez, shouldows her comparing the threat of adolf hitler in world war ii to climate change. miss cortez, 60 million people were killed in world war ii, almost half 1 million americans died. 6 million jews died in the holocaust. this is a war that involved 10 million g.i.s and this is comparable to climate change. this is the lunacy of the democrat party today and that is why when it comes to the election 16 days from now, got to be down ticket republican all the way. >> it is 17 but you are getting people fired up to get there a day early. >> camp out in front of the post stations. >> how you reconcile the immaturity she continues to display that represents the fresh energy of the democratic party with those that refuse to the rink wish their power in the democratic party, in a way which monster is worse? >> it is a deadly combination. the ignorance and arrogance is a cocktail and that is why you can't let the mob take control. this is why i wrote why we fight, the principles on which we build the

but let's look at what cortez says.t the end of the day i'm not for single payer because i don't see the transition to that. but that doesn't make sure we can't figure out ways to make sure people have healthcare. but i also think you have to talk about the economy. i could give you the whole line for what the democrats -- we can give free hugs as well. that can be free. kennedy: that can be free. >> in this movement, i'm not sure about that either. when i meet someone i am not sure. kennedy: robert wolf, thank you so much. always appreciate it. you are a good sport. "topical storm" is next. introducing add on advantage, a new way to save on travel. now when you book a flight you unlock discounts on select hotels that you can add on to your trip up until the day you leave. add on advantage. only when you book with expedia. - i geta lot.ches. but no way i'm gonna keep taking extra strength products. no way. it's vanquish for me. a special formula goes right to the pressure that causes the pain. no need for extra strength

we saw what happens with ocasio-cortez, bernie or bust, they love socialism.ennedy: it's not just them anymore, that's my point. >> it's not. yesterday republicans, 52% of republicans like the idea of medicare for all. people like free stuff or envision as free stuff even though we have to pay into it and we have socialism and nobody is getting back medicare or social security even congressional republicans week have a party that's divided, and socialism is the term like the president is talking about venezuela. i heard that when obama ran for office or re-election, we, mean democrats, we're scary and we're going to ruin this country and make it into venezuela. that's not reality. kennedy: it's interesting and what's different now is socialism is a term that's used by both sides for very different reasons. almost like we talked about the migrant caravan at the top of the show and have you one term or one picture and both sides will say either this is the worst thing ever or isn't this the greatest inventions of all time. how can one thing be vastly different t

this is not some cortez woman from brooklyn. this is eric holder. >> what we saw in the senate hearings were senators wanting to make a name for themselves. we sick eric holder trying to get in the 2020 race. michael avenatti running around to get into the 2020 race. instead of fringe candidates, let's look at people that have actual plans, that have actual policy proposals that will help middle class people. >> tucker: i agree. >> you live in a neighborhood of eric holder. i live in georgia where we don't have the far people that you grow up together, you watch sec football, you go hunting and fishing and drink beer and you end up on different sides of the political aisle but you have places in the middle where you agree. the problem is we take the more fast left person and the most far right person and say they represent most america. >> tucker: i literally couldn't -- i'm surprised i'm saying this. i couldn't agree with you more. my concern is that we're entering a vortex where you do have meme encouraging violence. the forme

alexandria ocasio-cortez, everybody loves to talk about her.l, tun free public college, a federal jobs guarantee and criminal justice reform, we can do it you now. it doesn't take 100 years to do this. it takes political courage. a new york for the many is possible. it's time for one of us. carley: all right. that's her campaign in a nutshell. what do folks think? >> democrats gave it an "a." independents and republicans gave it an "f." when she talked about medicare for all, that's when everybody lost it on the republican and independent side. democrats went through the roof. carley: martha mcsally had the ad that people liked the most and ocasio-cortez of course dividing democrats and republicans, no surprise there. lee, thank you for being with us. that was very interesting. the time now is 47 minutes after the hour. and time to check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> we've run the dials on our program that's going to start here in 12 minutes. everybody is going to like all of it. carley: all of it. >> we've

jillian: despite blasting sharing services like uber and lift, alexandria ocasio-cortez seems to be alinked those services to a cabdriver's suicide writing, quote, yellow cab drivers are in financial ruin due to the unregulated expansion of uber. according to federal election documents, ocasio-cortez ramped up $4500 in rideshare bills between july and september on top of more than 6 grand spend between april and june. rob: lines out the door as canada becomes the second country in the world to legalize marijuana nationwide. recreational use. it comes with a new warning from u.s. customs and border protection that part is not legal in the us. >> crossing the border or arriving at us port of entry in violation of law may result in seizure, fines and apprehension. rob: 100 license stores across canada, recreational marijuana is legal in only 9 states in the united states, the united states back on top, world economic forum naming the us economy as the most competitive in the world. >> the first time the us top the list since 2008, what has donald trump done so far that has given us this

alexandria ocasio-cortez will be here. as will cardi b. you excited about cardi b., guillermo?ave you been eating? >> guillermo: last night, i went to franky's. >> jimmy: in brooklyn here. what'd you have? >> guillermo: everything, jimmy. everything. the owner keeps bringing and bringing. oh my god, it's too much. >> jimmy: yeah, i've noticed you've put on quite a few pounds. i know we joke about this but those don't even look like stripes anymore. >> guillermo: it is terrible, jimmy. >> jimmy: it's a wave pattern. we also, you know, not only do we have many luminaries here on the show, but some of the biggest stars in the whole world come to the show, and i like to introduce one of them right now. she was little miss milbasin 1969. and we are honored to have her here tonight. we got a lot of great people here in the audience tonight. little miss miblbasin is just oe of them. on thursday, we will be joined by julia louis-dreyfus, mike birbiglia, and bebe rexha. and we close out the week with bryan cranston, paul shaffer and music from the one and only wu-tang clan. [ cheers and

cortez masto. >> thank you all for being here. i'm from nevada and our ecl has been in existence serving 18,000 beneficiaries. there's no doubt. it has aggressively improved quality and workflows by integrating care that we have all talked about. in 2017, $2.6 million in savings were also generated. talking with them, and i do on a regular basis, what they said to me is some of the difficulties that they have our data sharing and it has been a challenge for them. that includes both rural and urban facilities as well as providers that practice across state lines. i understand that standardizing the electronic health records can be challenging but i hear that the full data integration would allow-- empower the physicians to make the most informed decisions and eliminate unnecessary orders. i guess my question is what can the federal government do to help this for aco's? is this an issue or a difficulty you are dealing with? maybe mr. howes, i can start with you. >> first of all, the lack of data interoperability and data flow is a r