if cory booker is the future of the democratic party, they have no future. se ] >> jimmy: is that true? >> i didn't know we were that close. >> jimmy: wouldn't that be weird. i know your middle name! i know what you're doing at night! >> stop hanging out with ben and jerry! but no, i literally -- the next day -- that tweet came after my speech at the democratic national convention. so the next morning i'm getting up early, dragged on to cnn, chris cuomo sets it up, here's donald trump's mean tweet. i think i caught cuomo off guard when he said, what do you have to say? and i said, what i have to say in response, i love you, donald trump, i don't want you to be my president, but i will never let you -- never let your mean words pull me so low as to hate you. i'll do everything i can to stop you from being president but i will never, ever hate you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: really. >> darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. hate can't drive out hate, only love can do that. patriotism is love of country. you cannot love your country u

far and i'll make a deal with you cory booker's giving up ten percent of corporate money right ok so then we can have you can have a ten percent of a celebration. everyone would look like it involved be like a stale bag of cheese puffs one communal wine cooler. and pin the tail on the donkey sans donkey to be over for john i don't. know they were still doing time for the thing this is the leader and this has the a part up in arms for more on this let's go to redact correspondent they only care about. when the two korean leadership hands a few weeks pencil for peace was celebrated by. except at the american press hundreds and members of trump's cabinet saw north korea's outreach as a dangerous even event we all know handshakes and be terrifying without fear or else they could be fatal and imagine if your acquaintance has a hook for a hand i mean what's the decorum for hope thinking do you just put out a finger. like a hawk and shake it like there are. no one was more disappointed by this event the national security adviser john bolton who still supports the iraq war. today the hum of

not even close the reason is that article points out that cory booker only receives a little over ten percent of his campaign funding from corporate pacs here's the gillibrand receives under seven percent and kemal heresies under five percent they all get considerably more from large individual donors that include corporate executives and lobbyists. ah i'll give you ten dollars if you don't say something cynical right now. no i can't and it doesn't exist i haven't heard telegraph or giving up a small amount of money so they can create the illusion that they care about reforming money in politics to appeal to voters it's more of a poll tested empty gesture compared to a genuine political stance yeah no ten dollars for you. also thomas ferguson a leading academic who studies money and politics strongly disagrees with you he says it's an absolutely cheap gesture that means nothing that's why they do it he's completely agreed with me again as. but if you take a g. and o. are out of the green and replace it with a big then he is completely peeing with you was that there was no more of thes

far and i'll make a deal with you cory booker's giving up ten percent of corporate money right ok so then we can have you can have a ten percent of a celebration. everyone would look like involved to be like a stale bag of cheese puffs one communal wine cooler. and pin the tail on the donkey sans donkey to be over for jon i don't. know they were still doing guys first thing this is the leader and this has the ark up in arms for more on this let's go to redact correspondent naomi caravan. went to korean leadership hands a few weeks ago actual for peace was celebrated by an. excerpt at the american press trumps cabinet saw north korea's outreach as a dangerous even event we all know handshakes and be terrifying without fear or else they could be fatal and imagine if your acquaintance has a hook for a hand i mean what's the decorum for help thinking do you just put out a finger chain like a hawk and shake it like there are. no one was more disappointed by this event the national security adviser john bolton who still supports the iraq war. today the home of fighter jets taking off as th

-- >> i've known cory booker for 20 years.d republicans and democrats. democrats say it didn't go far enough. i agree it didn't go far enough. the problem is if you hold out for everything, sometimes you get nothing. under the obama administration, we held out for everything and we got nothing. the first step is just that, the first step. there's a lot of misinformation the bill but hakeem jeffries worked to get this bill from bad to good to great when it comes to prison reform and the think the senate should take it up. listen, i think you're seeing a new moment, brook, where at least for the people who are suffering the most, the addicted, the convicted, people are beginning to be willing to put some things aside to get something done and that's a good thing. no bill is perfect. but this bill is a bill that will do a lot of good. can. >> let me just ask, what has it been like working with jared kushner? >> i'll put it this way. i'll quote my friend jay-z. we got 99 conflicts but prison ain't one. i disagree with kushner and

soledad: some big names endorsed abrams, including hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and senator cory bookerbrams will face either lieutenant governor casey cagle or secretary of state brian kemp. neither republican won a majority of votes in the primary, so a runoff vote in july will determine the gop nominee. announcer: coming up next, how states try to keep familiar names off the ballot. soledad: what is called a sore loser law. announcer: why it is a pain for some unlucky candidates. plus, can virtual reality help you chill out soledad: now to our weekly feature we like to call "we like to call "we're paying attention even if you're too busy." don blankenship was running in the republican primary in west virginia. he lost, but he really, really, really wants to get on the ballot this fall. blankenship was ceo of massey energy, and he served a year in prison for charges related to a deadly explosion at a coal mine that killed 29. he now plans to run as the nominee of the constitution party. i never heard of that party. sadly for him, west virginia has what is called a sore loser law. it s

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elizabeth warren or bernie sanders, cory booker who i really like but no way. they will see them as personifications of the problem. donald trump even after being there for four years will be seen more outside washington then cory booker or bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. nobody thought he would win last time. they just didn't. , and i was theim first person to endorse him. i had been out there and i felt it. door to door go and introduce herself, i am married to governor christie. the conversation would say we love your husband. he's smart and direct and blunt, we love him. we are voting for the altra, but we love him. -- we are voting for donald trump, but we love him. you say you love chris? why are you voting for donald trump? just stinks and we need something different. i don't expect in the ensuing 2.5 years, that opinion markedly change. isept this divisiveness that leaving congress and the president to not get anything done. democrats stupidly talk

favorites i think there's a we have a lot of great candidates i really like willie and castro cory booker's really great potentially martin o'malley former governor of maryland so there's a few camilla harris was also great so we got a great diverse portfolio so i'm excited to see what happens and media what do you make of this apparent or supposed risk between tense and trump. i think that's pretty overblown i think that we've seen the vice president handle his position very well actually that he seems to understand his role as vice president and he's building up the political infrastructure that he knows how to do we have to remember he's a former congressman former governor of indiana he understands a republican party and all the machinery of that very well and putting that machinery to work for the present united states for the midterms and for two thousand and twenty i think there's you know just a lot of water cooler nonsense that goes on in washington and i think we should the best thing to do is wait and see so far the vice president has been a total team player jose in amy thank yo

the democratic side can wi .ot a general election whether it's elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, cory booker, who is a friend and i really like, but no way. the country is going to see them as personifications of the problem. people still don't like washington. trump, even after being there for four years is going to be seen as more outside washington than camilla harris or cory booker or bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. listen, nobody thought he would win last time. from people i spoke to. they just didn't. i will to the something, iran against him, and i was a first person to endorse him. the reason i was was because i had been out there and felt it. i will tell you a quick story, my wife went door-to-door to , iers and introduce herself married to governor christie. she said the typical conversation would go, we love your husband. what a great guy. he is smart, direct, blunt. we are voting for trump, but we love your husband. we hope he makes him vice president or attorney general. she said, wait a second, you said you love chris? why are you voting for trump? they said washington stin

and that is if there's -- if there's a possibility, and i think cory and senator booker and harris and are right to be suspicious, that this might not come around again given the trump administration's attention span, that they need to take advantage of the moment to do as much as possible in terms of prison reform. and mandatory minimums is driving the expansion of the carseral state. and if we don't do that as jeff sessions amps up the drug war, you're going to find people caught newspaper that net aup i going to see continued expansion even as folks are trying to do the first step act and that's not going to help. >> you've got jeff sessions amping up the drug war. >> trying to. >> how big of a win for is this for jared kushner sne said my father's incarcerated, this is a huge issue with me roar i'm going attack it head on. trump's in office and he goes well, now that i've spent time with jeff sessions it looks like we have a great prison sentence. now it appears he has found his legs or his voice. >> i think the one way this thing can work if it gets passed through, i'm hopeful tha

liz warren, bernie sanders, cory booker, kiersten gala brand and they are all there. of course, this little fellow, to. do not laugh. he totally get monetary policy but as "the washington post" pointed out there is no single candidate who has what is needed to defeat trump and welcome aboard and we have done that for months. i contacted a major higher up and i asked for their potential presidential and vice personal bunny mate and they sent the actual bumper stickers that they were preparing for 2020s with the presidential nominee and he said this is the first that liz warrant is running but the bumper sticker will have liz warren and these actual running mate and that's the actual running mate but it could be that the cars for kids are going to be running on the front ticket but they are running mate is a delightful butterfly. [laughter] bernie sanders will be running and they're pretty sure he is. his running mate will be the flu. [laughter] however, you never know, the flu might declare to run on its own but with a running mate, al gore. [laughter] this is so good.

john lewis, cory booker, hillary clinton and ivy league schools, are we seeing a pattern?lutely but i came tonight with a solution. invites a conservative to twitter and we can clean this up. seriously. we really can. wonder what some colleges are teaching, no surprise they despise and don't invite intellectual conservatives to the commencement ceremonies. their teaching courses like harvard university's study of women, gender and sexuality, friends with benefits, an interesting course, there's another college teaching the art of walking. i guess you didn't learn it when you were growing up as a baby. another college teaching how to watch television. we are kind of doing it right now. the university of pennsylvania has a course called the feminist critique of christianity. now we are critiquing or attempting to criticize the man who saved the free world, jesus christ, what is going on here? >> some of this reflection of what will make the tenured faculty of universities happy? >> cool your jets. it would be a great graduation speaker. we are sign of the times, donald trump

country, the only ones have been in margarethe vestor here in this country, i'm waiting -- i heard cory booker a little bit about google you heard camilla harris do t the democrats more than the republicans and every now and then donald trump lobs an attack at amazon but there's no action to really make anything happen i just don't see where that's going to start. >> that will be interesting to see if we take europe's lead in any way regarding this kara, walter, thank you both >>> when we come back, hawaii facing yet another potentially deadly new hazard. the latest from the big island when we return. >> plus the ceo of the hawaiian electric company, the utility firm that provides power for 95% of residents will join us to weigh in on the devastation. the dow hitting 25,000 today for the first time since march 16th, near session highs, up about 339 points "squawk alley" will be right back demise, mr. billingsley! do your worst, doctor. i will. but first, a little presentation. hijacking earth's geothermal energy supply. phase 1. choosing the right drill bit. as long as evil villains reveal the

is, look at those two reports back to back, people aiming at 2020 for the democrats, these guys, cory bookerlizabeth warren and leland bedard, how they view israel. think about this for a minute. more democrats, elected officials have been seen with louis farrakhan in the last couple years than showed up in jerusalem for the moving of our embassy. there is a radical on the fringe i can't wait for 2020. >> larry tonight said he thinks -- hillary clinton during the election, have a rematch in 2020, leslie, what do you think of 20/20 prospects? >> i don't think this three people are going to be any of the people we will see on the ticket and larry, i don't want i roles. i don't like my kids i role, don't i roll when i say this. i honestly feel, a lot of democrats don't agree with me, i hope he is listening and watching. i honestly feel joe biden is the only democrat that can beat donald trump. he can appeal to individuals that voted for donald trump, in those blue-collar workers, that normally voted for democrats. i think joe biden can bring them back with his no malarkey talk and talking about

committee says no way this gets through the senate without addressing sentencing reform, john lewis, cory booker among others who signed a letter saying this does not go far enough and did not get the support, and the aclu echoed their sentiment. do they have a point? >> approximately 70% of house ' democrats agreed with the position that it was an important step forward in dealing with the mass incarceration problem in america. we have 180,000 people in the federal system who are currently without hope, without opportunity and without a meaningful pathway forward to transforming themselves and this piece of legislation will provide them with the education and the vocational training and the mental health counseling and the substance abuse treatment and the re-entry programming that will enable them to transform their lives and will dramatically reduce recidivism and will save taxpayer dollars. that's an important step in the right direction. should we do more to begin to dismantle the mass incarceration as it relates to sentencing reform? of course. as i mentioned, john and poppy recallier, thi

tomorrow night bill hader and senator cory booker.an of mystery who like the devil himself takes on many forms. his latest is as tommy maitland, real fake host of "the gong show." >> all right, then, who's the cheeky monkey? >> you are! >> no, you are! and that's why i live you. hello, everyone, i'm tommy maitland. i'm so delighted to be your host for the triumphant return of "the gong show." >> season 2 of "the gong show" premieres june 21st here on abc. please welcome mike myers! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm great. >> jimmy: it's good to see -- [ cheers and applause ] it's very good to see you. the last time you were here, you were -- >> sorry. >> jimmy: -- fully in character as tommy maitland. it's okay to call it a character? >> it's called an offering. no it's totally fine to call ate character, yes. >> jimmy: i'm curious, i know will arnett is one of the executive producers of the show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and will, did he pitch this to you? or did you pitch this to him? >> i pit

democratic senators kamala harris and cory booker have a solution. i am proud to formally announce that i am signing on to the marijuana act. smart thing to do, right thing to do. >> two of the last three presidents admitted to using drugs. congresspeople, senators have admitted to using marijuana. >> but there are other communities for with its completely criminalized. >> it's time that we not only legalize marijuana in our states, but expunge the records of those who have been carrying that burden of past convictions for too long. >> all because they are use of a drug that otherwise should be considered legal. >> tucker: get high, as a civil rights victory. a california radio show host joins us tonight. i just want to preface our conversation by saying that i don't think people who smoke weed should be in jail. i think the drug war has not worked very well, like gun control, panic something doesn't make it go away. and i think that alcohol is in a lot of ways worse. so i believe all that. i just am amazed that now the ruling class is basically havi

david: that was democrat senator and presidential contender cory booker making the case for more government and fewer tax cuts at liberal gathering in d.c. today. gary, you spend more on government. you take more away from the private sector? where have we heard that before? >> as my nanny an any used to say, oivay. i don't even know where to go with this. these people have never seen a tax hike they didn't like. never seen a tax cut they did like. they think they're smarter than us. they think the money in their pockets is better than money in our pockets which by the way we earned. amazing part about all this, they're doing all this in election year. if they want to hand over midterms to the republicans they're doing a damn good job as pelosi keeps coming out promising they will raise everyone's taxes. just amazing to watch. david: lenore, with the memory of what happened with this formula, tried by president obama for eight years, so fresh in our mind, that pathetic growth rate that never really got anywhere, yes we gained on jobs but nothing since donald trump was elected, i would think

rick: a lot of politicians including senator cory booker, former vice president joe biden, kamala harris and entertainers like oprah. anyone stand out in your mind? >> if you thought the field was large last time when there were 17 republicans running, you named the heavy hitters. take a look at a couple of them. joe biden, the former vice president. he is someone who out of all of them so far demonstrated he is willing to stand up to president trump when he disagrees with him. you will recall they had the issue a few months back where they offered to fight each other? that's something the candidates have to deal with if they face off against president trump in 2020. he called other candidates raft time low energy jeb. he went after ted cruz as lyin' ted. they are certain to be called names by him and what will you do if president trump comes after you? there are other candidates who tried to stand up to him like bernie sanders saying it would beyond his comprehension that the white house had not said that it was unacceptable for an aide to have made a remark about john mccain and his he

new jersey senator cory booker says the new policy is wrong. >> it's an affront to the ideals that idear to a league that should be doing everything they can to represent those ideals that we all share. >> the players union is also against the change, issuing a statement saying it "nfl players have shown their patriotism through their social activism, their community service and support our military and law enforcement and yes, through their protests to raise awareness about issues they care about." some will say that the league punted it to owners because now it's up to the individual teams to discipline players who violate the policy and one owner today, christopher johnson of the new york jets, says he will pay the fines are not punished players who continue to protest on the field. >> bret: dan springer in seattle. thanks. a judge has president trump is violating the first amendment when he blocks critics on twitter. the judge is stopping short of ordering the president to stop that practice. it's been suggested that president mute and not block some critics. muting prevents the

liz: i mean, can you imagine a trump white house spying on a kamala harris campaign or cory booker campaign no. could you imagine a george bush campaign spying on kamala harris. liz: or hillary clinton. right. >> if this happened and candidly the stuff about the mole i believe is speculation at this point. if it happened, it is a serious constitutional violation if the fbi sent him there without a warrant. if the fbi sent him there with a warrant as outrageous as it sounds, that's lawful. liz: okay. now let's get to the robert mueller probe because trump attorney rudy giuliani saying special counsel robert mueller has told president trump's legal team he should be able to wrap up the russia investigation by september 1st. if he's able to interview the president by mid-july. remember, the robert mueller probe, there was no crime charged but this got launched. we don't know what the evidence was to launch it. but there's probable cause. is there any indication what's going to go along with this for the date of the interview. >> no. i honestly think that rudy suggested if we give you the presi

we found in some of the speeches from the event we have bill deblash owe and a little more from cory bookeraught to be something less than proud as what we are as progressives and we were taught to water down our vision and goals and message, and it didn't work. it held us back. >> i'm one of those guys i want to stand with those people who are deployed, who are disrespected and degraded in a society. i want to stand up for them, i want to stand with them. >> so phil rucker, you and i both spent time covering hillary clinton, and i heard in those words some of what e she had done and said. >> absolutely. you hear it in the words of so many of the democratis to hope o lead the party in 2020 but there doesn't seem to be a collective vision for the party. there are issues that candidates are running on but the connective tissue, theme, seems to be not trump. that may be enough in the midterm elections to win back the house, but 2020, somebody is going to have to emerge from the pack with a compelling vision and we haven't seen it. >> talk about commonalities, but the primary -- bernie sanders

people who are already aiming at 2020 for the democrats, cory booker and elizabeth warren and lelandw israel. think about this, shannon and leslie. more democrats elected officials have been seen with louis farrakhan in the last couple of years then showed up in jerusalem for the moving of the embassy. they are so radical on the fringe, i can't wait for 2020. >> shannon: larry, tonight said if he thinks they are so upset about hillary clinton losing the election, they should run her again and have a rematch. lastly, what do you think of the 2020 prospects? >> i don't think these the -- those three people are going to be any of the people we see at the end the day. larry, i don't want our roles. don't i roll. i feel, and democrats don't agree. i honestly feel joe biden is the only democrat that can be donald trump. they have a lot in common and can appeal to individuals that voted for donald trump in those rest states, the blue-collar workers. that normally had voted for democrats. i think joe biden could bring them back with his no malarkey talk and talking about what matters to them

kamala harris against it, cory booker against it. they are running for president and they want to shore up the left wing even though the left was for this. van jones said this on cnn today. let's watch. >> if you hold out for everything, sometimes you get nothing. now the obama administration, we held out for everything and we wound up with nothing. i think at the end of the day, what we are going to learn about this country is that where we disagree, we are supposed to fight and fight hard. but don't forget where we agree we are supposed to work together and work together hard, especially for people who don't have a voice. >> laura: well, he was supporting, at the event, supporting the prison reform bill. he is being trashed. a tweet today, oliver willis on van jones. van provides window dressing so racist administration can point to their black friend without really doing anything. >> it's amazing. what has become of many of these attacks on this and attacks on van like that, tallrance is agree with me. what we have become is when

and later this week, mike myers, bill hader, zazie beetz, senator cory booker, plus music from rae sremmurdl of that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is a bona fide comedy legend with six emmys, five golden globes, a peabody, and the presidential medal of freedom in a cabinet in her garage. she returns to television with a new show called "a little help with carol burnett" on netflix starting friday. please welcome carol burnett! ♪ >> jimmy: it's so great to have you back. >> it's good -- oh. >> jimmy: i have to say, when you were here the first time it was one of the thrills of my life, and for you to actually come back is exceptionally nice. >> it's a thrill for you too here now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, it is a thrill. it's a double thrill. by the way, happy birthday. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i know it was your birthday last week. >> i had a birthday last thursday. 85! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you don't care about that stuff. when you look like this and you have this brain, you're happy to be 85. >> yeah. really. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what did you do to celebr

here is new jersey senator cory booker describing his field trip to flyover country and research on actualns. >> i had the privilege now traveling to midwestern communities, traveling to the rural south, traveling out west. i've read books like hillbilly elegy, everything i can to try to understand other folks and when i'm reading books like that and thinking to myself, these folks have so much in common with folks that live in my neighborhood. >> laura: if you mean overtaxed and underrepresented, then absolutely. he talks about them like they belong in the smithsonian, do you notice? i've been visiting these people. here is senator kristen gillibrand on the challenges she imagines women with real jobs must face. >> we don't value women in society and that's just a fact. it's not just i feel exposed because i feel -- how about i'm tearing up because i'm so angry and frustrated and might emotional intelligence is what makes this company succeed. if it wasn't lehman brothers but lehman sisters we might not have had the financial collapse. >> laura: lehman sisters. okay. how about i'm tearing

she has the endorsement of senators kamala harris, cory booker, and bernie sanders. bret, tonight democrats are going to be watching tonight's primary to see which of those two strategies resonates most with voters and then you will likely see that strategy in future campaigns going into the 2020 presidential election. for republicans, because of the sheer number of g.o.p. contenders, this race may not be decided tonight. analysts say the campaign for a runoff election for the g.o.p. could be both nasty and very expensive. bret. >> bret: jonathan serrie live in gainesville, georgia, tonight. thank you. up next, residents who wanted to stay in their homes during the volcano eruptions in hawaii are now fleeing for their lives. many of them. first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 45 in baltimore, authorities have three additional teenagers in custody after the killing of a police officer. the teenagers are said to have been suspects in area burglaries. officials not saying whether they played any role in that officer's

i know you spoke to democratic senators cory booker and camilla harris, and tell me what they've had when i think about what van jones has said, he's going it's a first step. it's called the first step. something is better than nothing. and bipartisanship is what people in this country have voted for. >> reporter: yes. there's a couple of different things. the mix of people opposed to the bill for different reasons. i'll set aside one. there are some conservatives who don't like what this bill is trying to do at all who oppose it. on the other side, the folks who oppose it, it's an interesting mix of liberal senators, libertarian senators like rand paul, and chuck grassley who is nobody's idea of a moderate. a lot of them have a problem with the idea that the bill does not address mandatory minimum sentencing, and doesn't really touch on real sentencing reform at all which a number of the senators see as one of the big drivers. it's not in this bill, and they feel like although the bill is called the first step, that there's no real indication that this is the kind of issue that the

for example, cory booker is out there talk about this as a moral moment.hat do you think is going on here with the democratic party? >> i think it's exactly this. as we head to 2018, which by all indications continues to look like the democrats have the wind at their back. nothing to take for granted but they have the wind at their back. a lot of the potential 2020ers are out there trying to help the 2018 candidates and test their own messaging. i think you will see all sorts of different messages. inside versus outside, populist versus progressive coming from the potential 2020 candidates. this is not a bad time to test it out. so long as they remember that the first task at hand is winning in 2018. >> dana: in the meantime, david, i have 40 seconds left, is that you actually have conservative policies looking like they are getting results. like if you consider the economy for one. that is a big one. do the republicans have the edge there? >> i think they do. if you look at the democrats practice of identity politics is not their problem. promising someth

john lewis, cory booker, hillary clinton at ivy league schools, are we seeing a pattern there? with a solution, go to my twitter and i think we can clear this all up. seriously, we really can. you are what some colleges are teaching, there's no surprise that they despise and don't invite intellectual conservatives for their college commitment ceremonies. colleges are teaching courses such as study of women, gender and sexuality, friends with benefits. that sounds like an interesting course. there's another college teaching the art of walking. i guess you didn't learn it when you were growing up as a baby. that's new. there's another college teaching how to watch television, which is like wow, we are kind of doing it right now. and lastly, the university of pennsylvania has a course called the feminist critique of christianity, so now we are critiquing or attempting to criticize the men who saved the free world, jesus christ. what's going on here? i don't know. >> mike: i would have aced the art of walking. scott, if some of this is a reflection of what will make the tenured fac

and trump, even after being there for years, will be seen as more outside washington than cory booker or bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. so yeah, nobody thought he was going to win last time, people i spoke to. they just didn't. but i tell you something, i ran against him and i was the first person to endorse them and the reason i was is because i have been out there and i felt it. a quick story, my wife went door to door for me in new hampshire, and she introduced herself, and she would tell me the typical conversation would go, we love your husband, what a great guy, smart and direct, we love him. we are voting for trump, but we love your husband. [laughter] gov. christie: we hope he makes him vice president or attorney general appeared my wife said, wait a second, you say you love chris, why are you voting for trump? they say, washington stinks and we need something different. i don't suspect that in the ensuing 2.5 years, that that opinion will markedly change because of what you said in the preface to your question, this divisiveness leading congress and the president cannot

interestingly with the jobs guarantee legislation we are seeing people like bernie sanders and cory bookerush on the democratic side. it is a large federal bureaucracy that would guarantee people positions, but the differences that is -- the difference is that is not coming while cutting aid. these fundamentally different approaches to dealing with jobless people in this country are going to be a really interesting backdrop as we go forward. anna: paul ryan echoed that in a press conference last week come aware he said if you can't get a job, we will guarantee you a week, where -- last he said if you can't get a job, we will guarantee you a spot in this program. host: from california, jimmy is next. you are on. go ahead. caller: yeah, can you hear me? host: yes, we can. caller: i want to know if you that, either of them, president trump would benefit hyperbole and crudeness. host: ok. by the way, turn off your television so we don't get feedback. we were dealing with civility in the last hour. again, we are interested in seeing how this plays out in the white house and congress. anything t

cory booker of new jersey played the man of the people role, when he shops at his local bodega he seesnce guaranteed jobs for all. new york democrat kirsten jell-o brand --gillibrand tried saying if it was lehman sisters we might not have had the financial collapse. she wants national paid leave. all the ideas that came out of the conference have one thing in common. they are all about buying votes with taxpayer money. universal income, guaranteed jobs, free college, universal healthcare, tax the rich to pay for it all. that is economic nonsense. it is not new. on the other side is willie brown, former mayor of san francisco, a colorful character who has been a fixture in california politics for decades who says democrats have to stand for more than just hating trump. they need a 12 step process to get off trump derangement syndrome. donald trump's approval rating is silly rising and trump supporting candidates did well in yesterday's primaries. we are in a slow-moving political shift. trump is gradually taking over the republican party and his policies are showing success. the democra

solve a problem, you look at the situation, if there's a thought that china is infiltrating in the cory bookera spy there, mr. booker, i need to see you or ambassador haley, i need to see you, whoever the next candidate is. there should be a protocol, if we we wanted to solve a problem instead of accuse people, that's how we had to approach it. ainsley: he's talking about the spying and ms-13. last week he called ms-13 gang members animals. democrats were up in arms about that. he was talking about nancy pelosi's comments. she wants to raise taxes, she doesn't want border security and calling the gang, members, basically children of god and we need to look at them with dignity. the president says he disagrees with that. listen to this. >> just the other day nancy pelosi came out in favor of ms-13. that's the first time i've heard that. she wants them to be treated with respect as do other democrats. that's not going to be happening. we are not going to release violent criminals into our country. steve: people don't want violent crime false in the country. that's what it's all about. what's int

i mean when you look at the polling on who people like, the known politicians, the cory bookers are sorthe spectrum. oprah winfreys, michelle obamas are at the top. name recognition has always been important in politics, but now, it is almost necessary. i mean, if folks, people, a lot of people don't do a deep dive on reading their politics and keeping up with, but if they see you on tv, they feel like they kind of know you, which they definitely felt with donald trump, from all those years on "the apprentice," it goes a long way. stuart: have you ever thought of running for office because you're very well-known. >> absolutely not. absolutely not. stuart: i couldn't deliver a speech -- >> you know what i couldn't do? the fund-raising. you have to be a salesman, right. i'm a terrible salesperson. i love to sell a story. i love to get excited about a story, but you really, you have got to love that part of the business. that is what ends up driving most people out of it. stuart: unless you're a 10 times over billionaire and you fund your own campaign. >> true. stuart: but you're not. >> ev

back in mid january my friend senator cory booker asked if you had met with any daca recipients. at that time you mentioned you had not. have you met with any daca recipients since that time? >> i have not. >> great. thank you. my colleague earlier jackson lee mentioned on this recent court decision that came out this week about daca applications, and i pulled the decision just to clarify for the record the order says dhs must accept and process new as well as renewal daca applications. this is in the court order. now, that is the actual court orderer. the court order goes onto say they're going to have a stay for 90 days. so dhs can explain why they ended the program. because it was arbitrary and capricious. madam secretary, you are head of homeland security. do you have a better explanation? >> i'm sorry, for the court's decision? >> the court decision said -- >> yes, so -- >> you had 90 days to petter explain why the program ended because what was given before was insufficient. >> the explanation is simple. it was an inappropriate use of executive power. >> do you have a bette