you have a cory booker. elizabeth warren is one. >> 69, yeah.m ryan who wanted to challenge nancy pelosi. >> i don't see him on the same level as a cory booker, but with all of the losses of the gubernatorial and senatal seats is we don't have a deep bench any more and that is a huge, huge problem. >> you saw president obama on friday in his final news conference of the year that he said he takes some responsibility for how badly your party did. it has taken a beating. look at seats you've lost in the eight years he's been president. >> that is right. and i thought his explanation why he saw putin in china and told him to cut it out and i think that worked. and that is about as silly of an explanations you could have because putin responds to one thing, power. and as far i could see, we never exercised judicious use of american power around the globe during the last four to eight years. >> what happens next with your party? >> i think there needs to be soul searching and reasersment. i'm a sent rift. i'm where the broad mass of people are, commo

we also have from cory booker saying again, the same thing that this was a one sided resolution come frg ting from t united nation that's going to isolate israel further. this is going to be a landmark of between the obama administration and the israelis and prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it is long been seen as a relationship with friction and i don't think that's today's vote leaves any doubt but that's probably true. >> just to put a point one more time of the u.s. in the past vetoed of similar solutions, correct? >> all the u.s. has to do is say no. and veto the resolution and the resolution dies right there. this is the first time that they obstained. >> cal perry is watching that vote. i want to stay on this story and bringing in our steve clemens. it is nice to see you. >> happy holidays, good to see you, kate. >>. >> we don't know because it is hard to relive history but i suspect that the white house that the barack obama's white house wanted to send a signal and not only internationally of this feud of settlements but to send a signal to donald trump that he's not presi

. >> nbc10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long shows -- >> cory booker made light of the long hard fight for federal dollars for camden. one he and senator bob menendez have worked diligently. >> i've been with him on that fight, we're like "starsky & hutch." >> if camden downtown make it, the american dream is a lie. learned to how $13.2 million, a hud choice neighborhoods grant will change their lives. >> don't let folks tell you, i came, heard this announced, and we're going to build some housing, no this is about what martin luther king called the belovered community. >> reporter: it means branch village public housing will be demoli demolished. it will also make the corridors kids walk to and from school in camden as well as community parks safer. a few months ago, suspects fired an ak-47 from this park striking a school bus. >> how we make this come true is making sure that we have a competent jekt team thproject t. >> carol arnold says where she lives holds her back from giving back. >> the water, if you don't be mindful will burn you. so i can't be a foster mom. >> she want

arrangements have not been announced as of yet but should have a large turnout as governor christie, cory bookert to to the eid ya about the loss of the young new jersey state trooper. >> sad news. married three months ago. he thats been a state trooper for hess than a year. graduated in the traininged a kay my in,ary. >> especially with this being the holiday season. you are probably preparing to spend, you know, for him to spend the first either christmas or new year's together, now, his, his wife, you know, is dealing with this loss. my heart and prayer gas out to the family. i spoke to the widow of collins today via text mess a.m. and said she has been spending the last couple of days with william's wid did he and told me that she is doing as best as she condition and help her through the funeral and the following next week. >> all right. thanks. >> you are at trump to you winner new york. being news! big news! "time" magazine's man of the year. what do you got into really? well, bill, that is right. take a look at this, "time" magazine's person of the year! >> what is your thought on this?

senators bob menendez and cory booker, congressman donald nor croft and mayor dana redd will make the announcement later this morning. >>> it's 5:39 and 36 degrees, and we've got a dry morning, but it's cold outside, so we have to bundle up to start with. clouds overhead. these are some thin clouds. we'll get some filtered sunshine this morning, but the clouds will be on the increase this afternoon. and this evening there's a chance of some rain showers and snow showers in the area. snow showers in the suburbs, rain showers at the shore, just a chance. they should be very light by the time they get to us. but during the day, stays dry. 36 degrees right now in philadelphia. we're cooling down right now but not by much. by 8 :00, 35 degrees. then we start a warm-up. a bit of sunshine this morning. look how the clouds take over this afternoon. you'll see the same thing in the suburbs. 32 degrees right now. some morning sunshine filtered through the clouds, then the clouds take over this afternoon. but in spite of the clouds, it stays dry in the suburbs. in the lehigh valley, those clouds

cory booker, congressman menendez and norcross and dana redd will make the announcement later this morning. >>> also in camden county today, goodwill industries will hold its annual holiday party for the disabled community. local companies will donate food and presents. santa will make a visit as well. the celebration will start later this morning at camden riverboat house in pennsauken. >>> and in delaware county, a cyber safety and social media seminar for kids and adults. it is to promote online safety. the program will be today from 9:00 a.m. until noon. >>> and in new castle county today, d.a.r.t. will unveil a new mobile app at its bus agency headquarters in wilmington. it will allow them to choose a bus stop, learn when their bus will arrive and follow buses along the designated routes. d.a.r.t. will also announce other technology plans that will improve customer service. >>> and today in bucks county, baking goods for a good cause. the students at penn ridge high school are hosting the 20th annual cookies for hospice event, baking more than 1,000 cookies today as they try to reach

candidate, and does elizabeth warren fit that mold better than some of the polished politicians like cory booker >> yes, because in some ways. look how good bernie sanders did. the senior democrats i talked to who liked elizabeth warren. a lot of people on the right don't like warren. she is a bomb thrower and too liberal. but as you were saying the party moved left. the energy is there. so elizabeth warren is seen by some in the democratic party as more authentic, and also a woman. she privileges the diversity hillary clinton was trying to bring, but not the troubled candidate who couldn't take on wall street because she was taking money in the right pocket as she was insisting on the right side i'm going to take them off. i think what harry reid is trying to get at. he's older than evident of the people he was talking about. the idea is whether you are the democratic or republican party, you want to be younger with fresh ideas. the democrats don't have a lot of that. warren may show some of the energy i'm talking about for the left. but she is not a fount of new ideas either. kennedy: if her p

new jersey senator cory booker joining the senate foreign relations committee and elizabeth warren tapped for the armed services committee. >> another holiday spent on the job for the president elect. >> mr. trump heading to mar-a-lago where he will spend his christmas putting the finishing touches on his cabinet. >> it will be a little warmer there. the latest from the trump transition that is rolling on. >> just a little bit warmer than it is here in dc and new york. mr. trump may be spending the holidays at his mar-a-lago resort in florida, make no mistake this is a working holiday with less than month to go for inauguration day. he has two cabinet level agriculture and veterans secretary of affairs. two new names emerged. both are ceo's in the healthcare industry. we have cleveland clinic ceo and vietnam veteran in the iq management services with i provide healthcare services to the military. as for mr. trump if he tries to narrow down the finalists for his cabinet the unofficial lobbying push to confirm those already tapped for top administration jobs is already well underway. that i

meghan: there are, cory booker. harris: whether you want to look in the mirror behind you or not. she has the opportunity to build the legacy that goes beyond the sound bites. meghan: i would be so angry if i were a young democrat. they are working into power, game of thrones, i'm on the iron throne, nobody new can come in, no new ideas and two notable senators from red states are being basically threatened if you work with donald trump, you're a herretic, it is such a disaster on the shout of freud, i love watching him squirm, not good for america. harris: two words, joe biden, why would he get in at 78 saying i better get in there. sandra: to meghan's point, country first. meghan: fists will start flying everywhere, i don't see it. >>> okay. [ laughter ] >> as the murder rate tops more than 700 this year in chicago, city leaders are ordering trump street signs to be removed after the president-elect painted the city as a war zone during the campaign, but didn't he have a point? >>> plus madonna is slamming women who voted for donald trump calling it, quote, betrayal. are liberal

up in years you have to look at the kamala harris who just won a senate seat out of california, cory bookernd others and say can we get those folks ready but look at hollywood. what if oprah winfrey ran? >> trump ran. >> michael moore mentioned her name. >> oprah winfrey said tom hanks. right now you're in a brave new world and being a well-known person is more important than being a well-known politician. >> reason is jones, thank you for joining us and thank you for your show that's tonight. don't forget to watch, the messy truth with van jones at 9:00 eastern only on cnn. >>> the countdown is on to president obama's final speech on national security. he will be giving trump some public advice in this speech including the subject of torture. a live report from macdill air force base in tampa next. >>> president obama is less than an hour away from what is expected to be his final address on national security. the setting, as always, is deliberate. he will be at florida, the headquarters of u.s. special operations command and u.s. central command. his successes, his challenges, maybe advis

warren and sanders and brown and cory booker and kamala harris. al frank in, tim kaine, one of the castro brothers. let's bring back the all-star panel. obviously, robert, you look at the mid-term and you have to look at the party out of power. it's an opportunity for the democrats, but it's not about washington, but the governor's races. >> it may have to be and fascinating to see how the democrats respond to trump's bait on things like infrastructure. if you are in a red state, how much do you play ball with this administration? senator manchin knowing some of their base likes the trump administration to an extent, but there is so much pressure to the left to not play ball at all. this is an apocalyptic time and you have to fight. >> the great debate. you do what republicans did in 09. lineup against them and let them sink. let them have it. let democrats govern. give it a shot and we will clean up the mess. it was a great strategy. >> the democrats need to learn from the successful and listen to the people who are successful at politics. if you

harris: or cory booker.lie, bring up a red flag of the democrats not you have in of them doing what we all do with our young children and nieces, nephews, mentor new talent. are they not interested in having new legacy? >> disgusting things we've seen past few years with the democratic party, they thought they would ride this demographic wave into the future so that they would never even have to have good candidates, they just had to have democrats. donald trump blew that up. and blew up racial politics and demographics. sandra: all right. joe biden, not ruling out a run in 2020. enough said. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. harris: charlie hurt put a hurt on us. that is not new material. >> and charlie of the sea, charlie tuna. harris: we'll see you online in a few seconds. "happening now" now. i am greg jarret in for jon scott. >> i am melissa francis in for jenna lee. it is an optimum time for them to speak. in the meantime mr. trump started the day off with more meetings in trump tower including with

have never served whiff federal government he was not the first member was a way back there with cory booker can i could then i get you to pick one. i gave that speech and david laugh is presiding them. also chairman grassley was listening to my speech. and he said i want to help you with us and grassley did the same thing and then to put the taxpayer in a more equal footing and to make it even stronger but that theal state if you worked in california it did not matter where you went. i tried fifth she knew shoot kept the chance they can they cannot do that if you retire in california and a move they cannot tax that money.e but tax relief. i initiated that when the collapse of wall street took place. but just four years ago and then read take care of theul issues that they had. but what happened is not but then to tax them at the value of when they bought it. but we got that change. let's talk about the economy . i know some of my immigrant colleagues because says virtue provisions senator from oklahoma as the reflection prevent -- president. but if we talk about that weld knew the and minis

cory booker, al frank in and kirstin jill brand from new york. absurdly early, but these things measure with name recognition. i remember a december 1992 poll that had bob dole in 50 place which he went on to win. sometimes it plays out. as we enter the trump era and enter the trump presidency, biden, sanders, warren. they are the biggest name democrats left in the game right now. they are all older. in 2020 biden will be 78 and sanders will be 79 and warren will be 71. they need to develop a bench and new talent as they head into the trump presidency, the biggest names when you ask democrats who do you think of, they are going with the older. it will be interesting to see if they changes over the next 1,421 days. that is the most important number of the day. bring all the hate mail. it's never too early to talk about 2020. a long time adviser to donald trump raising eyebrows to say he met with mitt romney to torture him. was it pay back for the sharp criticism? why some believe that might have been the case. that's coming up. bl they are the nat

tim ryan, tulsi gabbard, cory booker, they are not given platforms. she should have stepped down.or republicans. you have to let new blood n they're strangling up-and-coming bench which is fascinating to watch politically and bad long term for democrats. harris: not just let them in. the definition of success when bringing young people into the fold mentor them in. share the space. i don't know nancy pelosi other than what she said to the american public about waiting for one of the biggest pieces of legislation in our lifetimes to pass, we had to wait for it to pass to know what's in it. imagine what she says to those that compete against her. meghan: sitting on a the "game of thrones," the iron thrown, not giving up power. stay there forever. meghan: weeks after "the new york times" promised its readers would be fair in its coverage, the paper reportedly hiring a white house reporter who sent stories to hillary clinton staffers for approval as exposed by wikileaks. is the mainstream media doubling down on bias ahead of the inauguration? that discussion coming up next. announceme

if you're next generation of democratic leaders, chris murphy, tim ryan, cory booker, you have to beaged basically watch your party continue to commit suicide for next eight years. how they can't see in the face of all these harsh realities that they don't need leadership change -- sandra: she didn't see it that way. she says there is silver lining. meghan: she can spin it how she wants. sandra: jobless d.c. dems will run for governorships. the states received infusion of talent. kennedy: what a self-awareness. >> lose another 30 or 40, send them back to the states. her problem is world view. they called them coalition of as sendant, young people and minorities. that didn't happen this time around. i tell you something else i think republican party is fully prepared to site for the votes of hispanic-americans, african-americans, all these minority groups as they get into the economic mainstream. they're going to become more conservative and more republican. we'll get their votes. you watch. kennedy: treehouse democrats that voted against nancy pelosi, they're just worried. harris: qu

also thinking about it tonight are senator cory booker, 47 years old, elizabeth warren, 67 years old. bernie sanders is thinking about it. tim kaine should be thinking about it. mark cuban. >> there's going to be a lot of people like trump who don't come from politics. >> that's true. >> i talked to a guy in the white house today who suggested to me that it's going to be a really big field the next time around, maybe even bigger than the 17 who ran on the republican side. >> there are reports that senator kristin gillibrand is thinking about it. kamala harris. would she be in that obama mold? >> i agree with jonathan, that the field in 2020 will probably be huge. but i think there's something more important for the democratic party in the near term, is that they are going to need voices and big guns to help them get through the next two years of this new president, and so having a former president, president obama, having a former vice president, joe biden, hillary clinton, if she, you know, comes out and becomes more active in the aftermath of the election, i think that's how joe bid

camilla harris or andrew cuomo who has been governor of new york for six years, so he's around, or cory bookeron the national scene for a while. any of these people, even the better known ones to thos of us who follow politics pretty closely are pretty much unknown to the electorate at large. there will almost definitely be a fresh face that most people right now have never heard of. elizabeth warren is probably the best known of the people who sort of speculated about running for president in 2020, but even she's not really well known in the kind of way that hillary clinton, joe biden, bernie sanders are. >> and guys, before i let you go here, when you talk about the idea of the affordable care act, there's news that more people have signed up for that now, at least the obama administration says, 6 million americans. but the future of that law is really in question. where do you see that going? 6.4 million have registered, 4 million re-enrolling, 2 million just enrolling. what now as they work to try to essentially get rid of it? >> well, that is a question up on capitol hill. that's what the

i'm looking at cory booker.ke on, the republicans can take on the president-elect. and i think the democrats can show the opposition. >> like all resolutions made all over the globe, it does not make a difference, because they're not going to do it anyway. so i don't care. >> well, your resolution is you hope they change and you don't think they will? >> they will not. >> chuck nice, michael, lauren, thank you. i'll be guest hosting for rachel maddow next week at 9:00 p.m. as uls, you can e-mail me at ari@msnbc.com and a shout-out to all of our msnbc folks in the control room who put on all of our show. hey, everybody! merry christmas and happy new year to them. maybe taking some long-deserved rest and a merry christmas and a happy new year to everybody at home watching. "hardball" starts right now. >> the reality tv white house. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm joy reid in new york, in tonight for chris matthews. in the 1980s, it was getting his name in the paper any way he could. then it was realit

or cory booker who appears older than i man i am in mid 40.some little known state senator or state rep from oklahoma, nebraska, somewhere that none of us know about. >> almost nobody saw barack obama. >> nobody saw donald trump coming. >> nobody saw trump come as well. >> frankly the republicans don't have that much of a bench either. when you win it covers up a lot of other problems, obviously. and so moving forward he is the man coming to town. >> the republicans had a great bench, rubio, ted cruz, latino from texas. carlie for that, all these people. chris christie all these young vibrant strong guys. look who became president, the one that nobody expected. the one who is 70 years old. the one that was never part of any bench discussed four years ago or 8 years ago. politics is a funny thing. things turn on a dime. >> last question we were just talking about the israeli peace process. and the future of the democratic party. let's use those together. are you worried that. farrakhan and some hateful statement. could be the next chairman of t

president obama's senior adviser, valerie jarrett, included things like selfies with new jersey senator cory booker when all that fun was done on tuesday, two nights ago, representative ilmar jumped in her cab. quote, i spent yesterday afternoon at the white house, learning about policy ideas states could implement. on the way to the hotel i got in a cab and became subjected do the most hateful, derogatory, islamaphobic, sexist taunts ever. he called me isis. i attempted to rush out of my cab and retrieve my belongings. i can't wrap my head around how bold people are becoming. joining us now under circumstances that i did not expect is ilhan omar. i'm sorry about the circumstances. >> thank you. i'm sorry about it as well. i didn't know that my trip or my reflection on facebook would draw this much attention, so i'm a little overwhelmed about how it's been received. >> well, is it, how do you feel about it? was it a legitimately scary situation? was it just a surprising situation? did you feel like there was a real threat to your safety? >> i mean, i think in the way that the event transformed itse

i think cory booker and some of the up-and-coming stars in the party who haven't gotten as much attentionunded by barack obama and the clintons, are now going to be able to break out. >> wagner? >> i think new is imperative. i think we should definitely look toward the senate. i think the incoming female senators, very strong, look to them to be a new leader sort of generation of democratic leadership. >> as number four here, i would say harris. but more importantly maybe somebody we're not thinking about because that party needs new leadership that will have some of the progressives of sanders, of warren. maybe a new, younger face. >> you said a business person. we saw they had a starbucks stepping down. does anybody think the democratic party might be to fight back against a republican, now republican business person with a democratic business person? >> i think there will be a lot of pressure to do that. economics is going to be the message number one. i think a more conventional model of democrat will be attractive to a wing of the party. but i think ultimately, trump's populist messa

the first speech i gave as a member of the senate was way back there where cory booker is right now. and i gave a speech. i tried to do it in the house. it was called a taxpayers bill of rights. i couldn't get jake pickle, the chair of that subcommittee on ways and means, even to talk to me in the house. but i came over here and gave that speech, and david pryor was presiding. he was the subcommittee chair of the committee dealing with that that, in finance. chuck grassley was also listening to my speech. pryor sent me a note when i finished and said i want to help you with this. grassley did the same thing. so my first speech led to the passage of the taxpayers bill of rights, with the help of david pryor and chuck grassley. it was landmark legislation. it put the taxpayer on more equal footing with the tax collector. everybody liked that so much, we've done two iterations of it since then to make it even stronger. source tax, i'm sure it's a boring thing to everybody, but it wasn't boring to people that came from california and tried to retire someplace else. the state of californi

the article talks about cory booker now, 47, younger people. ashley: a young chicken.u know? but they've got problems. ashley: you could argue-- >> 47 is young, but it's not the youngest we've seen going into the white house. ashley: that's true, but the democrats need-- >> it doesn't have to look like an old folks home, absolutely not and also someone the people should keep an eye out for, from senator harris. a lifetime prosecutor and somebody the party would be smart to look at. ashley: especially what we've seen the voters tell them in the last election, you're out of touch. >> right. >> the democrats are not listening, they keep saying, no, the popular vote went for hillary clinton so we won't need to listen. >> that's the problem of litigating that portion of the election. ashley: it's all the russians fault. that's what we're getting out of that. new england preparing for a major blizzard, expecting up to two feet of heavy, wet snow, that means power problems, howling winds as well. thankfully not in the new york area. okay. so, good luck with that and we'll kee

the first speech i gave as a member of the senate was way back there where cory booker is right now. and i gave a speech. i tried to do it in the house. it was called a taxpayers bill of rights. i couldn't get jake pickle, the chair of that subcommittee on ways and means, even to talk to me in the house. but i came over here and gave that speech, and david pryor was presiding. he was the subcommittee chair of the committee dealing with that that, in finance. chuck grassley was also listening to my speech. pryor sent me a note when i finished and said i want to help you with this. grassley did the same thing. so my first speech led to the passage of the taxpayers bill of rights, with the help of david pryor and chuck grassley. it was landmark legislation. it put the taxpayer on more equal footing with the tax collector. everybody liked that so much, we've done two iterations of it since then to make it even stronger. source tax, i'm sure it's a boring thing to everybody, but it wasn't boring to people that came from california and tried to retire someplace else. the state of californi

it is time for cory booker, who is my man, i know he stood up. it is time for some leadership from this party to stand up and do what is right for the people. so, jackson, just know that coming from a red state that is always the stepchild of the democratic party, or at least that has been since the 60's, 70's, i know what it is to just be used for certain aspects and not feel appreciated. i want you guys to know that this is a commitment from me, not only for just our blue states and the states we need, but for all of the states. you have a partner who will work each day and every night doing what we can to do what you need to be done. that is my commitment to all of you. [applause] >> i am firmly committed to elevating the voice of our western brothers and sisters. i spoke at the state democratic party at the state of utah. i actually think i have done that twice. i was very honored to be there with my brothers and sisters in nebraska. talk about pipelines, this is the original pipeline fighter over there. [applause] mr. dean: i have written le

cory booker who is my man, i know he stood up and said -- but it's time for some leadership from this party to stand up and do what's right for the people. and so jackson, just know that coming from a red state that is always the stepchild of the democratic party, or at least it's been for the past, what, since the '60s, 70s, i know what it is to just be used for certain aspects and not feeling appreciated. so i want you guys to know that this is a commitment from me, not only for just blue states and the states we need, but for all the states. you have a partner in the who will work each day and every night doing what we can to do what you need to be done. and so that's my commitment. [applause] >> thanks, jaime. let me tell you, i am firmly committed to elevating the voice of our western brothers and sisters. i spoke at the state democratic party at utah, and it's actually think i've done that now twice, was very honored to be out there with my brothers and sisters in nebraska. i think -- there she is. how are you doing? talk about pipeline. there's the original pipeline fighter ove

it is time for cory booker, who is my man. i know he stood up and sent a letter. but it is time for leadership of this party to do what is right for the people. so, jackson, just know that coming from red state that is always the stepchild of the democratic party, or at least has been for the past, what, since the '60s, '70s, i know what it is to just be used for certain aspects and not feeling appreciated. and so i want you guys to know this is the commitment from me, not only for, you know, just our blue states and states we need but for all of the states. you have a partner in me who will work each day and every night doing what we can to do what you need to be done. and so, that's my commitment to all of you. [applause] >> thanks, jaime. let me tell you, i am firmly committed to elevating the voice of our western brothers and sisters. i spoke of the state of democratic party in the state of utah and actually, i think i have done that now twice. was very honored to be out there with my brothers and sisters in nebraska. i think jane clay is out there somewhere.

>> i think you look at people like cory booker who is a great young leader.er the next year or two. >> you would say there is a bench? >> i want to ask you said the economic piece when you are talking economics. there is cultural aspect to this. you hear barack obama saying elite coastal, you know, politically correct. and then you hear -- you watch a guy like donald trump say i'm going to say merry christmas. and why tonight we say man of the year? and your average american goes yeah, why are we bending to all of these political elite that tell me to be politically correct? how do you fix that? there is a sense that you are totally out of touch with people in america. >> i say merry christmas. >> your party doesn't. >> if you're jewish i'm not going to tell you merry christmas, right? and if i don't know what you are, i'm going to say happy holidays. i may say merry christmas too to people. that to me is not a major issue. i say merry christmas. a lot of democrats say merry christmas. i think that's one issue that just tries to divide everybody up. but the r