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i have heard cory preach. you know. you just get ready. but i want to say a few quick things. this incredible commitment that you evidence they day to protecting fundamental, the foundational right we all have. as i said earlier this morning, there is no way we can get to an economy that works for everybody, that produces good jobs and rising incomes and includes the prosperity if we don't protect the right to vote. there is no way we can have guaranteed quality, affordable health care if we don't protect the right to vote. there is no way we could deal with any problem, whatever it is that you are worried about, if we don't protect the right to vote. and then if people don't get up and actually go to vote. and when you heard the reports, i hope you paid attention because i was in the senate. there when we passed in the united states senate 98-0 the reauthorization of the voting rights act. we had a republican president, said he. bush, who would sign it, and he did. thousands andn thousands of pages of testimony nationhy we still, as a devoted to the law and liberty that shoul

. >>> plus, senator cory booker sells his message and his personal story at the cnn town hall. >>> plus, nancy pelosi just moments ago defending the committee chair from house republicans and president trump. she says she's proud of all the democratic committee chairs who are part of the process. >> adam schiff, elijah cummings, jerry nadler, maxine waters, richie neal -- oh, and there's a piece of this elliott angle. >> to be fair, it's a lot of committee chairs. you can forget one or two. democrats want to see the full unredacted version, all 300-plus pages, of the mueller report. just in the last hour, nancy pelosi with this warning. democrats won't take no for an answer. >> i can say this more clearly? show us the report. we have to see the facts. we have to see what the report is. and we do not need an attorney general whose job interview was that the president is above the law, that doesn't think a president can be indicted, to be our interpreter of something that he should just show us. >> now, the president says he'll leave the release up to his new attorney general, but that ha

and to me that encapsule lates cory well.o fight. i think he likes to convince people he is right an to bring them over to his side. >> ultimately he couldn't convince enough people. he lost. booker came back to win in 2006 and today the political low point is a selling point. >> i lost the first time. >> and a point of pride. >> there is power in that. you know, some times we stumble and some times we fall. you can tell a lot about how they handle victory and defeat. >> one of the big questions for booker as he seeks victory in this democratic primary will be elect blt. can he beat donald trump and what they told us is it could be instruct ifr that the lessons he learned could help him defeat donald trump because the go are very similar characters. >> thanks very much for that report. be sure to watch the c flrnn presidential town hall. it moderates tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up the top commander sounds a warning about what may happen if kim jong un gives up on diplomacy and resorts to military force. mbiance]

in the front row, along with senator brown and cory schultz. see them making their way to the eddie pettit bridge. you can see policemen trying to control the crowd and the senators who are here with hillary clinton. you can see this is an incredible movement, and this crowd is bigger than expected given the weather situation we're having today, amara. >> the democratic speeches are underway, and what message do you want to hear from the democratic hopefuls since we have such a diverse lineup of women and african-americans represented in this lineup? >> what i would hope the democratic contenders for president will do is embrace the future as opposed to clinging to the past. what i mean by that is embracing the full diversity of america. speaking to the serious racial divide in this country, the ethnic divide. the tremendous rise in hate in this country. and speak to where we need to go as a nation. so, in other words, on this bloody sunday, as we remember, 3,000 arrests. reverend james reeve losing his life in selma. even as we remember the pa

cory? >> reporter: yeah, details are still coming into the newsgh ro now, aaron, but what we do know this is at the summit hills apartment building on 16th street downtown as these pictures tell the story that lot of damage has been done at this apartment complex. at one in flames could be seen shooting ut of windows of that apartment right there. fire officials say this fire started on the second floor of that building, but no word yet on just how it started. the good news here, though, no injuries hav been ported. we're working to learn just how many people have been displaced because of this incident. back to you. >> lot of damage. cory, thank you. >>> and now to our other developing story, a college admissions scandal that is putting local schools and hollywood in the spotlight this morning. parentsfre accused paying up to millions of dollars to guarantee their children's admission to top university. 50 people were indicted as the fbi announced operation varsity blues yesterday. >> they

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for cory booker that was true today. what he had to say stemmed from a lack of empathy being the source of the problem. it's also something that could be part of the solution. take a listen to what he had to say. >> the poverty that i'm most worried about is poverty of compassion, poverty of empathy, a poverty of action. being bold to me means aggressively saying enough. i will not allow this comfort with injustice to continue. >> now, ali, and steph, this was a question and answer format. immediately kamala harris and cory booker had two different conversations on the stage. cory booker talked about this through a lens of a policy perspective, trying to give people an opportunity through education, through access to better housing. kamala harris focussed on education and the tax code as a way to kind of decrease that income inequality gap. those are two of the approaches we hear on the campaign trail. this is a hot issue. a lot of voters want to hear about it. this is something we're going to hear more about as we go fo

the phoniest person in washington is cory booker.e got on the senate floor telling us we are racist for putting fentanyl dealers in prison. now he's saying manafort needs to spend the rest of his life in prison for tax evasion. do you see the disconnect? >> i think the disconnect is how this particular judge sentenced a congressman who happened to be black for 12 years, but this guy lived an exemplary life, and he's only going to get four years. >> tucker: are you saying bill jefferson wasn't guilty of keeping cash in his freezer? >> i see the supreme court threw out most of those charges and got rid of most of the sentencing. >> tucker: i'm not here to attack bill jefferson. i'm just asking what you're saying. >> i'm saying this judge is stricter on bill jefferson than he was with manafort. there were guidelines in place. he completely ignored it. there's a difference. >> tucker: your position is that for tax evasion, paul manafort ought to have spent the rest of his life in prison. i just hope nobody else has cheated on their taxes

cory booker was the keynote speaker for this service.her, there were people gathered outside watching on the jumbotron behind me, and during cory booker's speech, there was thunder crashing you could hear inside, tornado sirens even at one point, but the cloud was absolutely rapt at what these speakers had to say. one of the key messages from cory booker today, obviously running for president campaigning here in alabama, that the dream is in danger. the legacy of martin luther king civil rights fighters are in danger. that was the theme we heard from other candidates as well, that the struggle is not over for civil rights, for voting rights in this day and age, and that the fight continues. so really a rallying cry here today from these democrats in selma, alabama. >> all right, rebecca buck, thank you for that. let's bring in cnn political reporter nia hendrickson. let's talk about the candidates, many of them being in selma today, bringing a stark warning with them that the accomplishments of nearly 50 years ago, they are in danger of

yeah. >> how old are you cory? do you have a relationship with your children? >> well, not at the moment. they're very hurt. i was -- before i became addicted i was the go-to guy. >> similarities between me and max are -- the only difference that i really see is that he waited until he got older to experiment with it. >> youngman has two sons. a 9-year-old and a 2-year-old. >> the example i'm setting for both my sons is terrible. i know people are going to see me talking on tv about it and they're going to be like, you know, the same thing that i'm thinking in my head. what am i doing? >> 26, i'd give anything to be that age again. i can tell you, brother, you're young enough now if you stop, you can have a life. this is no life. being in bondage is no life. >> it's time to stop telling myself that i'm young enough to stop doing this and stop doing this. you know what i mean? that's the thing about an addiction. i mean, afterwards is when you step back and you're like, look what i done or look where i'm at. while y

. >>> democratic senator cory booker steaks center stage tonight at a cnn town hall.ly could be the most important moment yet for his campaign. rebecca buck live in south carolina with a preview. rebecca. >> reporter: that's right. cory booker will be taking the stage behind me tonight in orangeburg, south carolina, where our very own don lemon. this is going to be a very important night for booker for a couple of reasons. first of all, we're just a few days away from the fundraising deadline. a very important show of strength for these candidates. we'll see if cory booker, like other candidates will be able to use this cnn town hall to boost his fundraising numbers, especially among those key small-dollar donors. the second big question for booker, can he introduce himself to a bigger, broader national audience? if you look at our recent cnn polling which at this stage really reflects name recognition nationally, cory booker standing strong but in the single digits. so the big question for him is can he tell his story? can he introduce himself to a national audience

as cory mentioned, theaptain facing the 50th goal.kely accepting the president's trophy for the best record in the nhl this season. buts it wa all caps early on. nice little ge and go with nicolas backstrom, first of o goals for backy right there.r, late nick jensen shot, n t.j. oshy there to clean it up. caps 2. that was the 24th of the season. later caps on the power play, how about oshy with his 25th? caps up 3-nil. we go to the third it's more caps, and here' our man. alex ovechkin, his 50th goal of the season, his 8th 50 goal season, the third player ever to reachhat mark in nhl history. he would add another goals as the caps winhis one 6-3. >> it's almost unfair that you kind of just expect him to score 50 every year, but the the little things wes notice i things like that, the floor check, him getting hits. >> have a couple chances previous years to score, but i didn't. you know, you always want to do something special obviously. but sometimes it's hard and i happy to get it done. >> he's the man. we talked about cherry blossom

this was cory booker the mechanic, now cory booker the revival preacher. he's really quite an orator, and that's normally his style. tonight, though, he was really pretty focused i thought and surprisingly wonky in some places, being very specific about detailed policy positions he intends to take. it was a bit of a switch for him, but i think he's gambling that, that's the way for him to sort of quietly build up his own reputation and his own support while others, you know, the beto o'rourkes of the world are out there using the high flown rhetoric that cory booker certainly is no slouch at. >> he didn't take a shot at any of his fellow party members. what do you think of that? >> no, not by name he didn't. although a few times he referenced we all talk about things like reparations or free tuition and what does that actually mean as a transition point to try and drill down. which at this point it's what democrats have to do to distinguish themselves. i think at this point it's clear that they don't gain anything, these candidates, by taking shots at othe

like i just went through an event with cory last week and she was crying oh that's how captivating. let's see him on video he's very charismatic but will. this have that we're our criminal justice system keeps us safe instead of shuffling more children into key just coffins where we see the faces of foreign leaders television deal i not she is not a matter of can we it's a matter of do we have the collective will the american will i believe do. is incredibly good on television he comes across and that's one of the problems some of these candidates have elizabeth warren to name one his little problem and it's old fashioned he's not married. but i mean really has a girlfriend has a girlfriend not married it's america we've never had i think it's really hard to get that right so she would just cause a lot of people also tend to mean i don't think we cross them up i think it's just to tell someone how to tell battle for them right and when you don't have a family to talk about like ok my wife's gone through this my kids you know that's kind of stuff and corey. i personally like him when

back to you. >> cory, thank you. >>>nc developing in p georges county overnight as well, officers swarmed an apartment complex after a woman was shot. lice were called outo the apartments on bell cresasroad here et west highw just before 8:00 p.m. last night. a woman had been shot and she died a short time later. investigators have not said anything about any possible suspects in this case. >>> now to the latest on what's being called the biggest college admissions scam in history. >> rich folks were cght buying their kids' w into prestigious schools. this scandal centers around eight elit universities. court documents say college paid william m singerlions to get their kids into top colleges and universities. among them, tv actress lori laoghlin ande lyssa huffman. federal prosecutors broke down th different crimes tha singer is charged with. >> one was to cheat on the s.a.t. and/or the a.c.t. and the connections use his with division i coaches and use bribes to get these parent kids into school with fake athletic c

cory booker was a sensation, right?er, he was rescuing dogs and cats and shoveling snow and all sorts of things when he was mayor of newark. and now in some ways he seems like old news. i saw him down in selma a couple weeks ago. he's certainly able to connect with a crowd like that. it was mostly black people, obviously, and some white democrats as well, but the sort of, like fire that you see i think presently around somebody like beto, and even somebody like bernie sanders, you don't quite see it around cory booker. listen, it's early still. >> yeah. >> he's got this love mantra, which is you know, he's going to work with everybody and love con answers all, and it's beto's mantra as well. it's biden's a little bit, too. so we'll see what happens. >> this is a mar ton -- >> that's the challenge, every candidate has a different trajectory. some come in like that, enter come down, others do this, some do a slow build. >> and you could do a slow build, but so much of this will come down to how president trump shapes the

visit ncicap.org] a reminder, senator cory booker is running behind in selma, alabama. our live coverage begins as soon as the event begins. here >> we want to welcome for the very first time, hannah trudeau. she covers politics for the national journal. >> thank you for having me. >> bernie sanders officially in this race. there are 11 more expected to enter. to the his path to get democratic nomination? guest: his path is reclaiming that progressive base that he ginned up support of an 2016 and expanding that. the party has moved in this direction since the 2016 election. he is looking to capitalize on the support that he has and also expand his support and maybe people who did not follow the election as closely know that he is the true progressive candidate. he is the one who has held these views for as long as he has been in public office. host: the difference, he was the only candidate challenging hillary clinton. progressives,ther calmly harris, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, she said she gets results. circles he square that with his bid to run for the white hou

cory booker speaking in the historic brown chapel where martin luther king jr. gave sermons when he was here in selma, alabama, was saying from that same pulpit that the dream is in danger, that the dream of martin luther king is in danger of eroding in this era. so the very clear message from leaders here today is that the struggle continues. that is, of course, what this march signifies, as much as the celebration of this day and what it means in terms of how far the country has come. >> you absolutely have to face the sorering reality, even as we commemorate this day. rebecca buck, stand by. let's go to cnn's senior political reporter nia-malika henderson. also joining me is michael eric dyson, author of "what truth sounds like." nia, let's start with you. i want to start personal. you were mentioning last hour being there, what it means to you. when you hear these messages, these concerns, stark warnings from the 2020 democratic hopefuls that our democracy is under attack, that voting rights, we're not seeing equal voting rights today, how does that make you

this has been part of cory booker for a very long time.passing criminal justice reform. he was really pushing the bill. >> let's listen, actual ly, to what he said and what it's maybe going to bode for the future here. >> i passed a comprehensive criminal justice reform bill with other senators on both sides of the aisle, first time since those horrible crime bills back in the 1990s, pass this had legislation, working across the aisle to move forward. >> paging joe biden, right? paging bernie sanders. he voted for the bill. paging kamala harris and her record of criminal justice. >> he wrote the bill. if you look at some of the clips of biden speaking in the early '90s, it makes hillary clinton's predatory style look like nothing. >> virtually every black mayor in the country supported that bill. we're talking about a very different era when the murder rate was vastly higher in all of those cities. >> good luck selling that now. >> i'm not sure about that. good luck selling that now to a younger generation of democrats who look at this par

cory smith is at the live now with the latest on the apartment fire. cory, good oomorning. >>morning, eun. we just learned that improperly discarde smoking material has now caused five people to wake up this morning without a home. this fire was at the summit hill's apartment building near downtown silver spring. look at the pictures from that scene. th h red cross wilp out the folks who were displaced by this fire.ay investigatorst started on the second floor and a working smoke alarm aleed the residents. a closed bedroom door helped shield fire from other and kept this fire really from spreading throughout that complex. good news here again no injuries have been poed, but those five people who have been displaced are being helped by the red n,cross. ack to you. >> cory, thank you. n >>>ow to our other developing story, a college admissionsl scan putting local schools and hollywood in the spotlight this morning. parents are accused of paying u to millions of dollars to guarantee their children's admission t top universities. 50 people were indicted as the fbipe announcedti

senator cory booker is here. i can see him right now in our washington studio, his first interview since mueller submitted the final report to mr. barr and mr. barr released his controversial letter. and there is also signs of news on the hill when we're back in 30 seconds. en we're back in 30 seconds few have pure grace. many have strength... few have raw power and many possess beauty but only a few can touch our souls. there are many suvs, but there's only one legend. the 2019 jeep grand cherokee the most awarded suv ever. >>> welcome back. breaking news on capitol hill. moments ago, i'm holding the letter that just came out. it has signatures of six different democratic committee chairs, and they're pushing bill barr, demanding he submit mueller's full report, by a deadline of april 2nd. this is fast movement on a story that's been unfolding ever since mueller finished his probe on friday. i'm joined by a senator with a big view and a big role in this, senator cory booker of new jersey for his first interview

this, as 2020 hopeful senator cory booker experience to be trying to distance himself from his party'sh himself by taking a more pragmatic approach to policy goals? the part about all in. ♪ the power panel slides in. ♪ >> dana: hi, everyone. i'm dana perino. on "the daily briefing," we hear from one of the nine republicans on the house committee calling for adam schiff to step down in light of the mueller report. texas condiment will hurd will also address the rapidly deteriorating situation of the southern border, with the border patrol at a breaking point. an alarming report about drinking water for people in middle america. why but 1 million wells are at risk of serious contamination. we'll see what the top of the hour. >> harris: president trump says he hopes democrats keep pushing the controversial green new deal in 2020, suggesting he would be easy to campaign against it. >> i don't want to speak badly about the new green deal, sean, because frankly i'm afraid that they will stop using it. because i really do want to campaign against it. it's ridiculous. it's crazy. it will cost

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cory smith is at the lhee desk withatest. cory, good morning. aaron, good morning. all this was prompted by michael cohen's congressional testimony mpst month. he's president t former attorney.st cohen ied that mr. trump had inflated his assets and financial statements. cohen provided copies of statements he said were submitted to deutsche bank. the u.s. attorney general's office issued subpoenas to deutsche bank. they are also looking at a failed effort by trump to buy the buffalo bills in 2014. "the tim" is crediting an unnamed source on the subpoenas. this is a civil matter, not a criminal investigation. but the exact focus ane are unclear this morning. back to you, aaron. >> all right. cory, thank you. >>> let's look at the scene from maryland. in thousands marched to the capitol in annapolis, to demand more mohoy for scs. >> there's $1 billion at stake and a significant portion of tho money would to prince george's county public schools. justin finch is live this morning with how that money would be used in the county. go morning. >> reporter: eun, aaron, good

. >> cory smith is at the live desk with the latest. cory? >> the police commissioner says they have charged one man with murder in connection with the attack. the man will make his first court appearance tomorrow. he was not on any terror watch list. the shooting startedust before 2:00 p.m. local time. witnesses say they saw a man dracsed in enter one of the mosques and heard dozens of shots. that sent peoplecrambling for safety. as you said, 49 people are dead and at least 4 people are injured. new zealand's police , commissioner mike bush, says they have recovered a number of weapons and explosive devices. >> recovered a number of firearms from both of the scenes linwood avenue and deans avenue. there were two i.d.s on one vehie. we disabled one and we are in the process of disabling the other. >> three other suspects were also arrested and one has been released and is not believed to be involved in the attack d poli not believe there are any other suspects. that's the latest from the live desk. back to you. >> cory, thank yo >>> developin

to black families and that enabled cory booker to grow up in a very good public school district.o some very interesting stories here today. of course, this is the place in 2007 where hillary clinton and barack obama marched together during that very bitter democratic primary meeting on the bridge behind me. a new generation today of political rivals will meet today and mark a new day in history. diane? >> rebecca buck, thank you. we look forward to your reporting throughout the day. >>> all right. president trump doing what he loves to do the most -- feeding off the energy of his base, trying to regain traction after, look, an awful week of headlines for the white house. >> president trump delivered the longest speech of his presidency speaking to supporters and conservative activists at the cpac conference. virtually, no topic off the table here and taking shots at nearly everyone. listen. >> unfortunately, you put the wrong people in a couple of positions and they leave people for a long time that shouldn't be there, and, all of a sudden, they are trying to take you out with [

senators cory booker and amy klobuchar coming in at 3% a piece there. today, democratic presidential hopefuls are returning to the campaign trail, and here are some highlights from 2020 democrats speaking at south by southwest yesterday. nbc news asked beto o'rourke when would he announce, and he said he's on a, quote, timeline that works for my family and for the country. then, senator warren was asked how she's ideologically different from bernie sanders. >> bernie has to speak to what democratic socialism is. >> you are not one? >> i am not. and the centrists have to speak to whatever they are doing. what i can speak to is what i'm doing. markets have to have rules. they have to have a cop on the beat. markets without rules are theft. >> meanwhile, senator amy klobuchar was asked whether sexism is behind the criticism of her management skills. >> you know, i'm not going to go there, and i imagine that other candidates are going to be asked

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cory? >> reporter: yeah, in addition to the emergency operations that will take place this weekend the park service is also fast tracking the repavement of a severely damaged portion of the bw parkway. i'll tell you what,though, every driver we spoke to today had the same i message,is about time. >> they were coming up and up. >> reporter: when it comes to the bw parkway. >> you're just hitting one after the other. >> reporter: and fix s all those potholes saraherguson sums up how most drivers people. >> it's about time. hurry-up and do it. >> reporter: in a rare move the agency would use its emergency contracting authority to make what it calls enhancedrepairs. >> the application of anve adheatch that should last a little bit longer term, be durable.be a bit more >> reporter: that's welcome news to drivers like jones. h it shoulde been done sooner but it's a good thing they're able to fix it now. >> reporter: leaders voiced their concns about road nditions. at times the parkway looked more

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cory smith is at the live desk with the latest on an apartment fire. cory, what's going on?ight now we're told that multiple people have been displaced by this fire. what we know is that it happened on the summi hills apartment building right there on 16th street. here is a closer look at ha pictures from scene. you can just see a lot of damage was done to thisx. comp fire officials telling us that it started on the second floor of thatng buil but no word yet on just exactly how it started. good news here, no injuries have been reported, but again investigators telling use multiple peo have been displaced by this fire in silver spring. eun, back to you? >> cory, thank you. >>> now tour other developing story. a college admissions scandal that is putting l al schools and hollywood in the spotlight this morning. parents accused of paying up to millions of dollars to guarantee their children's admission to toper unties. 50 people were indicted as the fbi announced operation varsity s yesterday. >> they include college coaches, entrance exam adminis parents including actresses f

bunker supporter -- cory booker supporter, or a warrant supporter, you get into the preference groups. they measure strength of candidates that way. that will be interesting to caucuses those virtual will select the delegates. how that plays out, how many people participate, and how the advantagetry to take of that. the criticism has been for years i was too old, too white, too liberal, and i think all those things hold true. again this cycle. to counter that argument, it is what it is. it gets a lot of attention. first as longain as there is an honest process i think that is key, as long as nationally thinks the candidates are getting a fair shake here and candidates are willing to come here. it is party rules. the party sets the calendar. part of it is tradition, but we have seen the parties at south carolina and the fatah -- and areda, you know, now there four early states. shouldn't the states be more representative of the nation as a whole, looking for more voters of color, younger more urban voters, but i think as long -- and i think as long as iowa can do it, one of the things

cory booker is trying to check off the boxes.s you the most. desperate and pandering oh it has to be a woman yadda yadda, ya da. >> this is an area where lisa and i actually agree on something. >> lisa: on friday. >> i also don't like the idea of pandering. i think he should pick the vp if they were to get the nomination from the dnc pick the best person to run on the ticket with you. and i think this happens a lot. and as the one who is an independent but a more moderate democratic it bothers me when i hear some of these candidates pander not only to women but also to pander to black voters. i listen to do you pock. tupac or sniewp dog. >> harris: things before he was making music. >> let me clarify that or i have hot sauce in my bag. really offended by that. >> i think the democrats are calling for either a minority candidate or possibly a woman. i mean, just give them what they want. >> harris: can i pause with you one second, susan. inevitability is what bit the party with hillary clinton. have you got to let somebody come al

i'll sit down with cory booker out there in iowa with in davenport.rview from impeachment, all kinds of stuff about trump and questions about gender and race. does it have to be diverse? have to be. and then the attack on democrats as the attack on socialism. you're not going to want to miss it. cory booker plays "hardball" monday night. and a special town hall event. be sure to tune in early and that's "hardball" for now. "all in" with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on "all in". >> clearly what has happened here is an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence. >> horror in new zealand. a white nationalist terrorist attacks two mosques, killing 49 people during friday prayer. >> i just don't understand why someone would hurt us like this and in such a way. >> reporter: tonight reaction to the atrocity and the right-wing extremism behind it. >> i don't really. i think it's a small group of people that have very serious problems.

so you don't drink alcohol, give cory booker some advice.s a politician who doesn't drink alcohol, tell him how to handle these things. because you know he's watching. he always watches. "watters' world." go with rum and coke, if you don't know the ingredients of rum and coke, it's time to hang it up. jesse: the left blames stress for the smollett hoax. diamond and silk are in the studio. donald trump and little rocket man [♪] jesse: a woman in deep trouble after she assaulted a massachusetts man who was wearing a maga hat. >> this is the problem. ignorant people like this. did you see this? did see this? she is trying to grab my hat. have a nice night in the cell, rosie. jesse: it turns out she was an illegal. now she faces deportation on top of the assault charge. if you are not in the country legally don't assault someone. >> that should be considered a hate crime, when you put your hands on somebody and touch their property. it couldn't have been diamond and silk. jesse: don't interrupt dinner. that's a hate crime. >> but the legislation

>> cory smith in our newsroom.hank you. >>> despite gwing calls in her own party, house speaker nancy pelosi says she's against impeaching president trump. >> in a "washington post" s intervie says he is not worth it. and it's divisive for the country. nbc's peter alexander isfr live the white house with more on this. peter, good morning. t reporter: good morning you. nancy pelosi, making headlines while making her message clear, that she intended to steermo decrats away from impeachingpr ident trump. it appears to be a message to some within her own party, perhaps e anffort to rein them in. andgeerhaps a meso republicans who have been complaining that the democrats, th investigations about the house are an effort to be a pretext to president trump's remov removal. nancy pelosi, saying she imposem aching the president, noting that she says it divides the country. thisterview with "the washington post," pelosi says she wasn't for impeachment,ng explaihat unless there was something so compelling and bipartisan, she d

to the -- and welcome to a cnn presidential democratic town hall with cory booker. i'm don lemon. senator booker made -- making history as the first black senator from new jersey. he is now pitching optimism as the best way to defeat president donald trump. you can applaud to that. tonight senator booker is going to take questions from democrats, from independents who say that they plan to participate in the democratic primaries or caucuses. also in our audience tonight, students, faculty, and staff from the city's two historically black universities, hbcu's clapland, and south carolina state. please welcome senator cor why h booker, everyone. get on up here. how are you doing, brother? >> so good to see you. >> thank you. wow, look at the reception. you want to sit? >> sure. >> so this is the land of barbecue. >> it is. >> and you're a vegan. what's that like? >> what's that like? >> how has that been for new. >> it's been a great experience for me for well being. when you come from a family that literally owned a soul food restaurant, my mom and dad t may have caused some troubl

senator cory booker championed this not long after joining the race.oduced the marijuana justice act, which would remove the drug from the federal list of controlled substances and expunge past convictions. african-americans are almost four times more likely to be arrested for marijuana possession than whites. even though rates of use are similar. >> there are more marijuana possession arrests in 2017 than all the violent crime arrests. the privileged can break law and don't have to worry about it. there's no difference between blacks and whites using or selling marijuana. blacks are more likely to be convicted. we have senators bragging about their pot use while kids can't get a job because they have non-violate offenses for doing things the past two presidents did. >> virtually every democratic presidential candidate has announced their support for decriminalization of marijuana and erase past convictions for the use of it. ten years ago, politically, the climate was very different. what's changed? >> well, this is one of the moments, and it happens

nancy pelosi and sheila brown and cory booker -- cory booker come on the same side of the argument asome of these big low-wage employees, though walmarts, but you notice the same side of the debate, and accident? transgender bathrooms or something deeper? >> jonathan: to support businesses like that. >> tucker: you are right. >> jonathan: the liberals are doing it and countering who demonize immigrants legal and otherwise. >> tucker: this morning, you are being mean to people in america or whatever. >> jonathanthe president of the united states is the one that spews lies. >> tucker: why, it is real. and has it ever occurred to you that maybe you are doing the bidding of big companies and you specifically in your party for sure the bidding of big companies that are lowering the price of labor. speak to my party is specifically asking to pay a higher living wage so these people do not go to the government for services. so i don't know. >> tucker: because they are making it possible for millions of poor people that will work list much to live i in the country. >> jonathan: we are saying

you mentioned cory booker. and he did this after the #metoo allegation.en degeneres gave him permission not to get married before he's elected. i have a different theory about the chaos from the left. still can't quite get over the consider sum significance prohibition or watching a dirty movie with your mother who sat all the way through it. maybe this is a strategy to distract from the real issues. as long as we are talking about this, they are not talking about the policies they want to promote. jesse: they are not talking about the economy, they are talking about circumcision. anthony, can you believe neither the son nor the mother didn't leave the x-rated movie? they sat and watched the whole thing. is this jeff sharing a symptom of the democratic desperation? >> or they are trying to get out there out of a conventional style box. one of the things that the president has going for him is he's not a politician. and he has lived a great life. they are trying to say cuckoo things to look less quote-unquote standard issue politicians. i think that's the

present mitigation as we do in every single case why is that case been plucked out if we talked to cory after she made her comments on the radio she stands behind what she said because we have so many victims who have suffered just as much as. to sit quietly and wait for justice. we don't do stuff like that. but whatever that's how we felt the situation. straight out like nobody can tell me how i feel she don't got the right one this time. life expectancy in america is plummeting if you look at the chart it's shocking to look at almost every other country it's kind of inching up on one side of the chart and that as the united states is. crashing down from the drugs from having junk food having junk culture having junk politics and fake news it's all fake and fake doesn't sustain life and you see it in the numbers it's clear. go in and you may never get over. my teenage gang rules here. you want to move. the minute. you were. told to come. in for the. elderly when. you. lost its moral compass or maybe if to put more into the system my true. being in this we have to a strength seen by two

cory booker. >> jesse: he's got game. who knew.something i would do. i don't think it's something you would do. >> ed: katie couric said they didn't kiss. >> jesse: you don't kiss and tell and maybe she's playing nice and doesn't want to embarrass him. >> ed: why is that when you talk about the politics in this because it's goofy, he is doing this for a reason. there is no photo of him at the giants game. >> jesse: are you suggesting that maybe they didn't have a romantic relationship? they are using anything they can to raise his profile. if you add famous person to his romantic life, that will get him in and he will get on the story with ed henry. this is what he wants. they are all fighting for clicks and ink and they will do whatever they can to get in the press. >> ed: speaking of someone in the hot water and attention for other things, elizabeth warren had this to say to town hall. >> how do you respond to people regardless of the underlying facts, the way you handled the question of native american heritage was tone-deaf, de