he ran off with laura michelle reese who would later be known as jane cortez in bocas.arted in on real estate scams. he sold a home that wasn't hess for $200 think. police charged him with obtaining property under false pretences. by the time the owner realize what happened had happened, he was open the run. that landed him on the television program "america's most wanted." somewhere along the line, police say he sold a stolen car in montana and when comes pulled him over for speeding in wyoming, he took off. >> stop, right now. >> leaving them on a high speed chase before escaping. it seems it was only after he moved to panama that his scams took a sinister turn. >> the change was he killed people to get the documentation in order to take over the property and not only did he steal the property, he would steal everything in the house, cars, boats, right down to the toothbrush and underwear and their dogs. >> he took on their entire lives. >> right down to the change in their pocket. >> reporter: four years after fleeing the states, wild bill was in police custody, char

he ran off with laura michele reese, who'd later be known as jane cortez in bocas.in on his real estate scams. he sold a home that wasn't his for $200,000. police charged him with obtaining property under false pretenses. by the time the owner realized what had happened, dathan was on the run. that landed him on the television program "america's most wanted." somewhere along the line, police say dathan sold a stolen car in montana, and when cops pulled him over for speeding in wyoming, he took off, leading them on a high speed chase before escaping. it seems it was only after he moved to panama that dathan's scams took a sinister turn. >> the change was he killed people to get the documentation in order to take over the property. and not only did he steal the property, he would steal everything in the house, cars, boats, right down to the toothbrush and underwear and the dogs. >> he took on their entire lives? >> yeah, right down to the change in their pockets. >> four years after fleeing from the states, wild bill was finally in police custody, charged with heinous

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we've got congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez here to argue the case. >>> and did you hear the president just -- he just demanded action against senator chuck schumer for making almost exact comments that he has made about the supreme court. he says we must enforce civil society. trump should start with himself. there is a sickness spreading in our politics. this one has a cure. so what do you say? let's get after it. >>> all right, coronavirus, let's keep you on the latest. 158 cases now in the united states. death toll 11. 10 in washington state alone, now another death recorded in california. worldwide this is a scary number, okay? the w.h.o. puts the mortality rate at 3.4%. i'm not sold on any of these numbers. why? the same reason in each instance. inadequate testing. start with the worldwide rate. testing is very uneven in different countries. some places are showing only the worst cases that involve compromised and elderly folks, dying is more likely there just like the flu that we're dealing with her right now. other places like south korea, why do they have a fraction of the mor

joining us, new york democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez. thanks for being here.hat is your concern? what do you think congress will do? >> what we are seeing are a lot of dramatic developments in response to the coronavirus with our public health and economic response so what we need to do is act swiftly to not just concentrate on solutions for wall street but to provide relief for working americans, americans living off of tips, getting laid off, whose shifts are being canceled all of a sudden and we need to act very quickly. it is imperative to pass the bill that has been presented today which is paid sick leave, extended unemployment benefits, protections for medicaid and taking action to protect doctors and nurses and hospital workers on the front line. >> there have been discussions between treasury secretary mnuchin and nancy pelosi and there is concern with the senate will do or won't do with the house bill, the payroll tax holiday never took off, democrats were supportive of it under president obama. does it work this time? >> we need to see what tools fo

one democratic congresswoman, alexandria ocasio-cortez, told me earlier today that she is consideringhe might object to any effort to vote on this by voice and essentially force some members to come back and vote in person. she's not ruling it out, she's keeping open that option because she wants to see the final bill. but she's concerned in her view the bill is too tilted towards corporations. we'll see if that gets sorted out. among the issues as they try to pass the historic measure, they're finding resistance on both sides of the aisle. >> manu raju, thank you very much. let's bring in congressman max rose, whose district is in staten island. congressman rose, what's your view of this massive stimulus package? is the aid enough for the people in your district who are hurting? >> sure. thank you so much for having me and i hope you and all your viewers are staying strong during this incredibly difficult time. is this bill perfect? absolutely not. but what we have to understand right now is there is a fierce sense of urgency, a fierce sense of urgency for all those people i see in m

we'll talk to democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez about what congress is doing. details on another market meltdown today, john roberts on what the president is saying and doing but we will begin with jonathan serrie in atlanta with the latest. >> georgia reported its first death today, the georgia legislature announced plans to suspend indefinitely after tomorrow. maryland is closing all public schools statewide in the name of public health, every day life is about to change. as public health officials were off-loading the remaining passengers from the grand princess, the president of the cruise line announced a pause in operations. >> we will take our fleet of 18 ships out of service and reset the environmental conditions on board, incorporating all the great learning from the world's public health experts. >> actor tom hanks tweeted he and his wife rita wilson tested positive for the virus in australia where he's working on a film. joel o stephens church announced its weekend services would be held exclusively online, the nas capital and supreme court are cr an

congresswoman ocasio-cortez using the bill to promote her own radical green new deal.he is outraged that illegal immigrants were not included in the stimulus bill. conservative estimates, illegal immigration costs u.s. taxpayers -- that would be you, all of you -- $100 billion a year. can you imagine how many masks, ventilators, supplies you could purchase tha with that money and secure border? but with no concept of math and economics, you just think money falls from the sky. maybe that is why ocasio-cortez was also enraged over the struggling businesses getting help filing and hospitals getting help. >> what did the senate majority fight for customer queen of the largest corporate bailouts with a few strings as possible in american history. shameful. the greed of that fight is wrong. for crimes. for our families. and the options that we have is to either let them suffer with nothing over to allow this greed and billions of dollars which will be leveraged into trillions of dollars to contribute to the largest income inequality gap of our future. there should be shame

new york democratic woman alexandra causey cortez spoke with bret and much more earlier tonight. >> thesional response, much debate on capitol hill about the way forward for joining us this evening, new york democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. what's your concern, what do you think washington will do? >> we are seeing right now a lot of dramatic developers this week in response to the coronavirus, both with our public health and in our economic response. what we need to do is act quickly and not just concentrate on solutions for wall street, but we need to provide relief for working americans, americans who are living off of tips, who are getting laid off, who ships are being canceled all of a sudden, and we need to make sure that we act very quickly beer that's why i think it's imperative that we pass the bill that's been presented today, which includes paid sick leave, which includes extended unemployment benefits, and also making sure we are taking action to protect doctors and nurses and hospital workers on the front line. >> there've been negotiations between speaker

joining us now is one of the heroes, registered nurse zany cortez.ses united. thank you very much for joining us tonight. how can it be that nurses in washington state are trying to create protective equipment out of office supplies? >> well, unfortunately, that's the reality. we have a shortage of protective equipment, mainly masks. not so much for gloves but protective gowns. like you've said earlier, we are there to do the job and we're willing to do the job. all we are asking for is protective gear so that we can safely take care of our patients because if nurses and the front line workers are not safe our patients are not safe. self-quarantine because we don't know whether they were exposed or not or if they've gotten the virus. but if there's too many of us that are put out in quarantine or we definitely get the bug, the virus, there will be nobody out there to take care of patients. and i think it's not too much to ask our administration, our government officials, to give us what we need to safely take care of our patients. that's all we want.

he will be joined by representative alexandria ocasio-cortez.row, the two democratic front runners campaign in the midwest. senator sanders will be in st. louis and joe biden will be in detroit. we will have live coverage on the c-span networks. ♪ ♪ >> please welcome to the stage former senator, don rigell. [cheers and applause] mr. rigell: hello, grand rapids. [cheers and applause] wow, what a crowd. here thanmore people there were when trump was inaugurated. [cheers and applause] that will be the first of the last time that happens for him. [cheers and applause] because we have a president coming that you will meet today who we will elect in november who will carry michigan on tuesday with your help. his name is bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] i want to thank you for electing me three times to the united states senate to help lead the fight for jobs and for the middle class. back.very good to be i also want to thank you for something else, and that is my wife of 42 years, lori hansen, a graduate of grand valley university. how lucky am i

>> oscasio-cortez talking about exactly what's happening in queens, where ron allen is. mikie sherrill, this issue of ventilators, the president was suggesting last night, i think on fox, that governor cuomo is calling for ventilators and they really aren't needed. he's gone to hospitals where there are two ventilators and all of a sudden asking for 40,000. when you have the leader of the country disputing the facts that come from the governor of new york and coming from the ground and from the people you're talking to there where you live, your district, how do you -- the public is confused. >> who do they believe? if you can find personal protective equipment, invite the president to come to new jersey and see what things look like on the ground. i'm on the phone with health care providers in our hospital systems every morning. our morgues are full. i'm in montclair, new jersey, much smaller than queens, and we've had nine deaths so far. we've had people that are wearing trash bags because they don't have the personal protective gear they need. our hospital workers are

ocasio cortez is too young for the office, she is 30. a scary foxbusiness alert.y: a box -- foxbusiness alert, markets tumbled on news the coronavirus is spreading without dropping 1000 points. todd: tracy carrasco with the futures. >> reporter: let's look at those numbers from yesterday, the dow dropping 960 points, the s&p lower by 106, the nasdaq losing, losses of 3% across-the-board. futures not looking much better, we are seeing the selloff continue, dow futures down by 366, the nasdaq futures lower as well. despite futures being lower we are seeing the average up 2%, 3% for the week, pretty surprising. we had some days with some big gains. it has been a roller coaster week, very volatile. is investors flee stocks we see the rush for the safer assets continuing, sending the treasury yield and mortgage rates lower. investors continuing to monitor the coronavirus. those fears caused the selloff. todd: a majority of 401(k) investors are not touching this money, 20, 30, 40 years. carley: don't panic. todd: speaking of panicking. carley: free donuts every friday m

i think that's what risks this election and what cost us the $26000.00 election i was here ocasio cortez said that in any other nation in the world she and joe biden would be in different parties but in this country they're in the same party yeah you said healthy well i think it's unhealthy that we have a 2 party system. it's completely irrational i mean every other country every other developed country in the world has a multi-party system let me let me ask you the same question with. the green party there's a well. how does it become pliable what we have is going to make it we have to have a different system where you have to make it viable people have to vote for them in new york we have the working families party which has become viable the time in the energy that people have invested in building that party so you don't just because the working families party nominee. and state legislative races you pick your own right or they may pick a republican or they may pick a democrat on the ballot is a line called the working families party and you can choose to vote for their candidate when

-- and alexandria ocasio-cortez. .nd barbara smith principled men like cornell west. mark ruffalo. we cut this myth of the bernie bros? such beautiful, tender open hearted as i have met in this campaign. -- tender openhearted men as i have met in this campaign. it seems to me things are pretty much run by women and particularly women of power. [applause] life toe given my movements. found thenally i have movement i have been waiting for. [applause] >> a transformative redistributive movement that will take this country in a whole new direction. [applause] >> you know, some people say follow the money. i say, follow the nurses. [applause] had stages ago, i three/four uterine cancer. i have to say, it was nurses who saved my life. [applause] nurses represent the very best of what it means to be a human being. bernie,urses are with and we know the national nurses united is one of the greatest endorsers, then i can tell you that is where the caring generosity, devotion, integrity, excellence and radiant future lies. [applause] i am going to close. i am going to say someth

then i would want to cortez in the now. so this is all that she can afford. we really need to support her when we need to give her baby wings and when you see the bracket. i'm ashamed of myself. we should do something quickly. within a. minute. or 2. thank. you. if. it. is that. if you don't. but you just. there's folks. you know me a bit with me. on this earth sun is sort of darkness or sort of sort of. the magic. and was one thing. no guns with guns. and yet even gas gas. you might want to run in there and you know about who you know just to. walk along the. way you are now coming among us will. soon become cooper marcus get him. for the you know for the moment and you have the wounds in. the way you can tell he's looking up that you didn't know where. mary is around punch me a gun and say tradin usually fall asleep. we don't want to lose and they want all of them to groom. her belief. that he was on not enough to sustain the sunny africa children saying. we depend on new friends going back to the initials on most reliable. for your proposal and you're goin

then i would want to cortez in my. mind. so this is all that she can afford. we really need to support her when we need to give her baby rings and when you see the bracket. i shamed myself. we should do something quickly. within a. minute. or 2. thank. you. if. it. is that. if you don't. but you just. there's fear that you know me a bit when you. have a serious son sort of darkness or a story sort of. on the margin. was one thing. no guns a few guns. to get. gas. to run in the fuel who know just. walk along the way i mean come on among us will. become cooper marcus good. for the local governments and yes the loons in. the i can tell he's looking up that you didn't know where. mary is around planting a new gun and so it should be unusually for us that. we don't want to lose a little bit we want all of them to grow. with. the resources are not enough to sustain the sunny africa childred is saying. we depend on new friends and back to the initials on most reliable. was a pretty good for cause i got a funny way of figuring a whole trip. for tree and the pork as as

it was really the first step in what speaker pelosi did with acosta cortez -- with ocasio cortez.he democratic field began with a record number of female candidates, now there are none. bernie sanders is on record suggesting that the american people want diversity. is there any chance they will put away whatever differences are between them and ride together anything will ticket? he is on record as suggesting that both sides have each other's phone numbers. kevin: they are very good friends, and that isn't just political jargon. they have a deep history together. are very -- i would note that the sanders campaign actually floated this idea of naming her as a vice presidential candidate and having her be treasury secretary at the same time. they were having lawyers look into whether or not the vice president could be treasury secretary. stranger things have happened in politics. you saw how klobuchar and buttigieg back biden after duking it out on the debate stage. i would say that sanders and warren, there was that one week span where they were pretty tense, but even after that th

alexandria ocasio-cortez political allies beaten across the country. a trend.does that trend mean? >> tucker: bernie sanders is going to need some powerful messaging, maybe even supernatural intervention to reclaim the initiative against joe biden. instead, he is trying to copy joe biden by tying himself to barack obama in a new ad. but the ad isn't all that it seems to be. liz lisa booth happy to have her tonight. >> hi, tucker. so this ad. >> tucker: tell me about this ad. >> it's quite interesting, tucker. this is also an interesting approach for the antiestablishment guy to now be taking to embrace what is the establishment. the ad takes down from three different points. two from 2016, one is an interview with glen thrush. the other is from the dnc convention when obama is trying to get sanders supporters to support hillary clinton and then from 2006, when bernie sanders first ran for senate and senator obama was out there supporting him, but, watch this ad because what's interesting is he tries to make it look like all the comments are from 2016. watch. >>

. >> tucker: alexandria ocasio-cortez is eldridge tonight. no surprise, she has always outraised.ad about the coronavirus stem in this package, not because it show changes americans. just the opposite, in fact. she's mad it doesn't give enough to foreign national is here illegally. plus, the university of minnesota has invented a new way to build off-the-shelf ventilators, macgyver style. just ahead. great story. first, photojournalist takes us inside lax for a glimpse of what the country's big airports look like now. ♪ ♪ get a new papadia for six bucks. better ingredients. better pizza. better than a sandwich. papa john's. navigator's of the turf and keepers of the green. to the mowers of green acres, rural ramblers and back to the landers. whether you saddle up or buckle down. run with us for all the head turners, stripe earners and time crunchers to the kid carolers, grill masters and all those who ride faster and run with us on a john deere mower. because this is more than just grass. it's home. nothing runs like a deer search. john deere mowers for more. it's home. nothing ru

i have a letter here that you and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez wrote.his letter, you basically are begging the president to prioritize the transfer of ventilators and personal protective equipment to elmhurst hospital in queens. have you gotten any response at all? >> we just sent the letter. people have been pleading for weeks, you know, weeks since we knew what was happening in new york. our governor has been begging. we have been asking for the president to do what he's finally done today, to invoke not by words but with action the defense production act. i mean, let's be part of the solution here. we were slow, we were delayed on tests, which led to lives lost. now we're delayed on the ppe equipment which is continuing to lead to lives lost. our front line health care workers are brave and compassionate, and totally willing to make this sacrifice and to help save lives. but we have to give them the equipment like we would with soldiers in any battle, to make sure they're properly equipped and not further harmed than they need to be. >> these are rea

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this is new york congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez speaking on msnbc. >> if we do not get this right, we risk small businesses across the country shutting down and big businesses experiencing a total payday with lack of acaccountability, further consolidating our economy. and that creates -- that will create a generational issue. if we think income inequality is bad now, we really need to make sure we get this right to prevent worst possible outcome. amy: an unemployment provision added to the senate bill by vermont senator bernie sanders would see laid-off workers receive 100% of their salary up to $75,000 a a year, with h tipd and gig economy workers covered. economists at morgan stanley and goldman sachs estimate the u.s. gross domestic product c could plummet by 30% next quarter, driving unemployment to nearly 13%. here in new york, the epicenter of covid-19, pandemic in the united states, at governor andrew cuomo lasted the trump administration tuesday for failing to respond to the magnitude of the crisis. governor cuomo says hospitals are already encountering shortages of

it we have american first action spokesperson, steve cortez.le hear about ingredients to key medicines they couldn't get because china needed it for themselves, when they started to hear about the supply chain breaking down and couldn't get their iphone, couldn't get artificial sweeteners for the diet sodas, a lot of folks apolitical, not steeped in economics, started to ask a obvious question did we give away too much to china and the push for globalism? >> charles, for sure. globalism clearly went too far, if i were to use a boxing metaphor, globalism is not knocked out but wobbly and getting a standing eight count in the ring. that is a good thing ultimately for the united states. we never welcome a crisis like this because there is real economic and human pain. often in dark clouds, there is a silver lining. part of the silver lining will be more onshoring. an acceleration of the trend already extant in the united states. what i mean by that america first economic nationalism movement, bringing production back to the united states. that was

cortez says 40% plus. thank you both very much. >> thank you.wild volatility on wall street continues this as the 10-year treasury yield at a new all-time low, "claman countdown" host liz claman with me now. some are saying this is causing a lot of homeowner interest. up 224% year-over-year for just last week. >> then today we got the brand new number for the week, right? for the 30-year fix. it too has plumped depths never-before-seen before. we're at 3.29% for the 30 year fixed. what does that mean? as so many employees told to work for home, we're looking for better deals. to refi or not to refi, how much lower will this go? i know a lot of viewers are watching that right now. should i refi? originate a mortgage? the guru who many of the mortgage originators around the world wait for when it comes to predictions, barry habib of mbf highway. he will join me live in a fox business exclusive. i will point blank ask him, charles. should i refi today, or do i go, do i wait a little bit longer. to see it at all-time record low makes you wonder. he

after his heart attack when the sanders campaign was at its low point, congresswoman alexander cortez stepped in with an endorsement that revived the sanders campaign. which achieved essentially a tie for first place in iowa followed by big wins in new hampshire and nevada while joe biden was losing and losing badly in all of those states then came out to be the most important endorsement in the campaign. the congressman of sshg is being took joe bide tone huge winner in south carolina. the south carolina win super charged the biden campaign so that just three days later, last night, joe biden decisively won ten of the 14 states voting on super tuesday. in two of the three states that joe biden won, michael bloomberg would have produced what looks like a tie in colorado. and in utah, the bloomberg vote would have delivered the win clearly to joe biden. and then today, the day after mike bloomberg appeared to block joe biden and joe biden victories in those states, this happened. >> i've always believed that defeating donald trump starts by leaning behind the candidate with the best sh

moment when joe biden -- who absolutely had a very good night last night and as alexandria ocasio-cortez sugarcoating no should h this -- there are real issues they have to address, but deserves this opportunity to put the very different platforms to voters in the midst of a health aisis and an economic crisis, deepening and spiraling xenophobia crisis. we need to debate issues. and everybody is talking about shutting it down in unity, are talking about protecting the candidate from voters and donald trump is not going to shut any puppies down. he is going to go after joe biden with the gloves off. i know a spy below to say while back that bernie sanders has not been vetted. look, joe biden before that fateful primary day in south carolina, had been written up by many of the pundits who are now saying he is inevitable. so it has been months since we have put real scrutiny on this candidate with the full spotlight of a presidential debate, and we absolutely have to do it. juan: naomi, i agree with you completely that the establishment consolidate behind joe biden at almost lightning speed

membership of democratic socialist and the popularity of bernie sanders and representative of causey of cortez to show a future that is more democratic inclusive and environmentally sustainable. in the age of trump and beyond. let me introduce our guest writing in the guardian and the nation and the new york times and is a coeditor of we own the future democratic socialism and she lives in brooklyn. michael smith author of new york times bestseller invisible man got the whole world watching he has written for the new york times the atlantic, the paris review author of the new republic and the guardian and has been a featured commentator on npr and bbc radio cnn, msnbc and also lives in brooklyn so now we will turn it over to our guests. after the discussion there will be some words from michael bennett later there will be q&a and after that there will be a book signing when q&a happens i will come back up and give you the microphone so c-span who is filming tonight can record your question. thank you so much. [applause] >> good evening. capitalism. i take it you are not a fan. >> for sure no.

a pressure that was bending over baja in the sea of cortez over arizona. rain in san diego coming from the easement to the west. other than that dry in the golden state. on tuesday morning the winds began to abate. the wind advisories also lifted 4 pm tomorrow morning. most of the day tomorrow the winds go below 10 mile-per- hour. by wednesday we are calm and a lot of the bay area. here's what we expecting. clear tonight. when the and the heels drive through midweek mild warm. the next shot of rain gets enhance hazard get sort friday saturday and sunday. there is nothing big coming in. more clouds and cooler. for san francisco would get slightly elevated rain chances by the time we get to saturday and sunday. that is it. sunny and warm in the early going. cooler but drive. in the latter half of the week. tomorrow napa 82. santa rosa the same. fremont 71. san jose 74 degrees nothing but son tomorrow and wednesday. by thursday we clouded up. saturday a few sprinkles possible in the bay area. by sunday and monday we began to clear it out. in terms of real dra

alexandria ocasio-cortez is a little off.en if these young people are waiting in line, she assumed they were all going to vote for one guy, bernie sanders? i think the voting showed that a lot of them might have been voting for joe biden. this is not voter suppression. this is something quite different. you can say the lines are too long but that's not what's going on. i think -- but i will say this with regard to the larger point. in michigan, you get 80% of sanders' voters saying we would be dissatisfied with biden. but, the reality is the number one priority across the nation, dr. saphier for all democrats is beating donald trump. so, when you come down to that moment, i think it's getting to be pretty clear. i think a lot of people who may be temporarily, you know, boy i wish it was bernie sanders are going to say well, you know what? by november, i'm remembering what this is about. >> jesse: my math is not perfect but i think it's actually 60% of bernie backers say they wouldn't vote for joe biden. that's the problem. th

is a progressive democrat backed by senator sanders and new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, vying to become the first queer latina elected to congress. she will square off in november against sara jacobs, a former aide to hillary clinton and granddaughter of billionaire qualcomm founder irwin jacobs. jacobs' campaign is being heavily supported by a superpac set up by her grandparents. after headlines, we will spend the rest of the hour analyzing super tuesday's results. the world health organization said tuesday t the global death rate from m the disease caused y the new coronavirus is 3.4%, far deadlier than the seasonal flu. the warning came as the number of coronavirus deaths outside of china surpassed the number inside china for the first time. inside china for the first time. washington state on tuesday reported another coronavirus death, the ninth in the region. in new york, mayor bill de blasio said tuesday a manhattan lawyer has become the second person in the city to test positive for the new coronavirus. >> so this individual that you have been hearing about is th

i want to listen to what representative alexandria ocasio-cortez said about this was you are in thisht with house democrats and nancy pelosi and senate democrats. let's listen to what the congresswoman said about this oversight of the funding. >> there is talk about there being an i.nspector general and there being a panel, but from what we're seeing in the bits and pieces of language that we're able to kind of scrap together is that all of these entities really have no policing authority. they don't have the ability to actually stop these funds from going to the trump properties, to going to any trump organization, from going to saying, hey, mcdonald's or amazon, if you -- if you're going to take this money, you need to make sure that we're guaranteeing paid sick leave to workers. so i think that there is a lot of problems with accountability. >> i know congresswoman ocasio-cortez has endorsed your re-election campaign, so i imagine you think fairly similarly about this issue. what have you been able to achieve in the oversight? >> well, alexandra ia is right. when the republicans s

an alexandria ocasio-cortez. we invited cuellllar to join u s but he declined. more, we are joined jessica cisneros joining us by democracy now! video stream from the campaign trail. welcome to democracy now! jessica cisneros, you are a former intern for commerce member cisneros whwho you are challenging? rather, former intern of henry cuellar? >> yes, i interned for him in 2014.. i was an undergrad at the time.. i went to washington. i was super excited. i was shococked by how coconservative he was and it tok me h having g to go to washingto figugure out h his track record. that is something g i think k at now.w. a lot t of people before thiss campaign you what he was up to and how he was not really representing us in congress. amy: you're on the campaign trail now. tell us where you are and tell us -- we did invite congressmember cuellar to be on the broadcast. can you tell us what your main points of contention are with him and why y you want to serve your district in congress? >> so right now we are in mission, texas, partrt of the mt southern tip of our dis

ocasio-cortez: thank you. i'd like to thank my esteemed colleagues, ayanna pressley andra tschida tlaib, for hosting this week's special order hour on an issue that's so critically important to people, and all people who want health care and need equitable access to reproductive health care and justice in the united states. right now, we are facing a critical juncture in the fight for health care, reproductive health care in the united states. louisiana lawmakers designed a law to push abortion out of reach. it compounds the financial barriers of people struggling to make ends meet, that they already face when seeking care, including the decades-old hyde amendment that has long denied affordable abortion care for low-income people. when i think about this issue and what any -- when any of us think about this issue we bring our whole selves to the conversation. when i think about this issue, when i think about the issue of preductive health care, i bring so much of my experience -- of reproductive health care,

i really like -- i really liked the part about alexandria ocasio-cortez''s trip to standing rock becauset was one where i just got to focus on the videos and dynamic between her and herfriends evolution and what was kind of going on with her and i didn't have to bring all of the other data and research and that was the most fun -- that and finding braxton winston's videos were the most fun part of the whole thing. i found like the thing i need. so,ng yeah, i think that that'sy favorite part but also like learning that chuck grassley was 5 year's old when the chocolate chip was invented. that literally for the first 5 auars of his life people were like little chuck, would you like a cookie, no chocolate in it. don't know what that is. [laughter] >> like can you believe that this man is making policy in 21st century. >> this is my last question for you and then you guys are going to ask those questions. what's the juicest piece of gossip? >> everyone is going to buy a book. >> okay, okay. i need to couch this carefully. so alis stefanick was doing dance around being moderate around trump a

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not to be outdone, bernie sanders has a top surrogate, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez here at the university of michigan. >> thank you very much >>> across the globe, from the philippines to mexico, to the uk and france, today there were rallies, honor of internal women's day. the mood was celebratory in most locations. but in pakistan and kurdistan, protester hurled shoes and stones and effigys. >>> still ahead tonight, if you can' avoid taking a plane what you can do to stay healthy when are you in the air during the coronavirus outbreak >>> also, millions o americans qualify for free tax returns why are so many paying for the service? >>> tonight many concerned about coronavirus are wondering how to stay safe when they fly. here's nbc's sam brock. >> reporter: to fly or not to fly, with cases of coronavirus spreading world wide, travelers are on edge, doing everything they can to stay safe in the skies. >> i'm really worried about being in the airport because we get people from all over and you never to know you are coming if contact directly >> did you feel safely wearing

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. thank you so much. >> of course.hank you. >>> new york is seeing maybe the fastest growing outbreak in the entire world. governor cuomo says cases are spiking sooner than expected and higher than expected. his dire warning to the country after this. tv sports announcer: five seconds left. oh ho! yeah, that's my man there. tv sports announcer: time out. let's go to a commercial. nooooooo! not another commercial! when you bundle your home, auto and life insurance with allstate you could save 25%. in fact, the more you bundle the more you can save. put the other game on if it's important to you allstate can protect it. ...home auto and life insurance you could save 25%. if it's important to you allstate can protect it. what? bundle and save with allstate. click or call for a quote today. completing your 2020 census could mean smoother roads. or more emergency rooms. or more representation in our government. the census counts us all. and an accurate count helps inform where billions go every year. so, don't miss your cha

. >> jimmy: who do you have on the show tonight >> we have aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez >> jimmy: oh yeah. big show big show >> jimmy: are you excited for that >> i'm very excited. you know who's the most excited, is our friend mike shoemaker >> jimmy: mike shoemaker >> because aoc from the bronx. >> jimmy: yup. >> our producer mike shoemaker from the bronx, and james taylor, who he claims is the only person he listened to when he grew up in the bronx [ laughter ] so this -- that's so perfectly for him. >> jimmy: he must be doing cartwheels right now >> he's very, very, very happy >> jimmy: well, tell him i love him. all right? >> i will, i will. >> jimmy: i love you, buddy. seth meyers, everyone. [ cheers and applause stay tuned after "the tonight show" for "late night with seth meyers" with guests aoc and james taylor we'll be right back with whitney cummings stick around stay up tonight. [ cheers and applause ♪ cheetos has popcorn now? >>hey, i'm going to need you to ... never mind. ♪ can't touch this. ♪ help! ♪ you can't touch this. ♪ ♪ you can't touch this. ♪ ♪ you can't touch t