but the truth is it's by it's bipartisan isn't it we saw we saw a cory booker who was a presidential candidate we saw we saw a chance of all things coming from trump trump said you know why why can't we just import drugs and take advantage of drugs that come out of canada and it looked like it was going to pass and like at the rat last minute cory booker goes around and he put 16 democrats together and they defeated now that ridiculous argument we don't know that the canadian drugs are as good as ours that was really their argument ok so talk about that because people don't get it it's is a democrat issue just like it's a republican issue that's why they love biden being a contender right now well you know drug companies are pretty smart with their money when they buy off politicians they are slightly more republican with it but by one or 2 percent they typically spread money evenly so that way no matter who wins they win and that's what happened with cory booker he's from new jersey a lot of drugs are manufactured in new jersey that those are his people that's who he represents and

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we can start with cory booker. cory booker was an education reform minded man before he became a senator. he believed in school choice. he believed in charter schools. he was tough on crime. he came in, he hired a proactive police commissioner and was going to model what he was going to do in his city on what rudy giuliani and bloomberg did in new york. kamala harris as a prosecutor and you can look up youtube videos of her saying yes, there may be races in the criminal justice system but that's not the reason i applied locks on my door. she was a tough-minded prosecutor when it came to protecting the rights of poor black people in those communities which were the targets of these criminals. they have abandoned -- booker walked a little bit of anti-charter stuff but by and large they decided they need to become more progressive. that is where the party was or put aside what i consider a sensible talk and that is my problem with where we are today versus where they are before. the other thing was bernie sanders. ess

cory booker was a very education-minded reform mayor before he became a senator. he believed in school choice, he believed in charter schools. he was also very tough on crime. he came in with a-- he hired a very pro, proactive police commissioner and was going to model what he was going to do in his city on what giuliani and bloomberg had done in new york. and kamala harris is a prosecutor and you can look up youtube videos of her saying there's all-- yes, there may be racism in the criminal justice system, but that's not the reason why i have five locks on my door. i mean, she was a very tough-minded prosecutor when it came to protecting the rights of those poor black people in those communities, those law abiding black people the targets of many of these criminals. they've abandoned -- they've abandoned that. booker's walked back a little bit of the anti-charter stuff recently, but by and large they decided they needed to be more progressive to run for president. that's where the party was so they had to put aside what i would consider very sensible talk and tha

. >> joining me now is new jersey senator and former presidential candidate cory booker. senator booker, thank you very much for being with us. you're also, of course, former mayor of newark. how do you feel about the drones? >> look, at this point we need to save lives and it's really important that in public spaces, people are abiding by the directives. i was the mayor of the neighboring city to elizabeth. we put up security cameras all over our city. residents welcomed them, celebrated them. it's very similar to that. i know mayor bowlage, he's a pretty amazing mayor and one of the best we have in new jersey. >> let's talk about the terrible spike of deaths in new jersey this week, passing 3,000. the testing shortage. here you've got the mayor now -- rather, the president telling mayors and governors it's up to you. governors are in charge. governors don't have access to tests. they can't get tests from china the way the federal government can. >> there's an old wisdom that says you do not have to attend every argument you're invited to. this is a president not assumin

senator cory booker, thank you for making time tonight. >> thank you very much, chris, as always. i really appreciate your reporting. >>> ahead, just three months removed from his impeachment acquittal, remember that? president trump's corruption continues. a man that warned us about that situation. congressman adam schiff joins me next. congressman adam schiff joins me next hold my pouch. trust us. us kids are ready to take things into our own hands. don't think so? hold my pouch. >>> do you remember when the president was i'm peached earlier this year, the third time in american history? that ended in february less than three months ago if you can believe it. it sure feels like another lifetime but here is the thing, if you go back and you look at what the president was i'm pempd for the dangerous tendencies like putting his personal political interest above the national interest and distinguishing between the two, retaliation against whistle-blowers, all self-serving corruption. all of that we're seeing on deadly display right now day after day because you cannot trust him to d

thank you, new jersey senator cory booker. always happy to you on the show. >> thanks, al, for all you're doing, man. >>> all right. for some analysis, let's bring in christina greer, associate professor of political science at fordham university and the host of the podcast faqnyc. and susan del percio, she is a republican strategist and political analyst for msnbc. let me start by asking both you have about some news that broke today. "the washington post" is reporting that there were members of cdc, researchers that were in geneva working with the world health organization in january, and they were giving, sending back information to the white house of the seriousness of the pandemic and the threat it was, which absolutely refutes the timeline that the white house has given in terms of when they were informed, and it also certainly raises the question of if they were being told this by the world health organization, and why is the president saying to world health organization should not receive -- he is going to freeze their

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vegan senator cory booker chimed in if you don't change your routine, -- i think you are doing it wrong all agree. let not your hearts be troubled and we will always be fair and balanced, we seek the truth, laura ingraham is standing by. would you eat that sandwich or whatever you want to call it? >> laura: i don't think so. i don't -- i don't think so. i don't -- i don't -- it doesn't look that appetizing. john, i have to say just seeing you laugh at the end of the show, don't you get the sense the whole country just wants to bust out laughing? i mean, we all need humor and our lives, entertainment, have fun. you know, the come out. >> sean: the crazy people. the crazy people will say laura ingraham is laughing during a pandemic. no, you're not. ellen gives just 5 minutes of relief, s

meanwhile in congress senator cory booker has introduced a bill that would add all detention for coronaviruses as long as it exists. he wants you to fight a virus spread by international travel by instituting de facto open borders. but it's not just about immigration or immigration offenders, deadly criminals are going free as well. in new york a man accused of rape was let go as a preventative measure. ten days later he was arrested for attempting to rate another woman. in pennsylvania too prisoners were released in the state super max prison. crime rates have gone up and in washington, d.c., that gone way up. they are accused of someone who will be deporting amazing you even have to -- why are you doing this? >> the problem with nancy pelosi statement as we aren't visiting the prisoners. just imagine the post coronavirus world that the left is trying to create. they want covid catch and release. they want to move cell block c into our neighborhoods and then they want americans end of the place we used to work for shutdown and another swab. instead of releasing illegal aliens into our commu

vegan senator cory booker chiming in, if you don't change your routine, there is going to be a mayo shortage in virginia. we can all agree. let not your heart be troubled. we'll always be a fair and balanced. we seek the truth. laura ingraham is standing by. laura, would you eat that sandwich, whatever you want to call it? >> laura: i don't think so.o. i don't... i don't think so. it doesn't look all that appetizing. sean, i've got to say. just seeing you laugh at the end of the show, don't you get the sense that the whole country just wants to bust out laughing? we all need humor in our lives, entertainment. >> sean: crazy people will say, "laura ingraham is laughing in the middle of a pandemic" -- know you are not! ln, she gives five seconds of relief. stop attacking the lady! >good grief. >> laura: alan has done segments on her show that's so funny. you need humor during difficult times and your faith and your family to get through. >> sean: amen. >> laura: it puts me in a great mood. >> sean: you had a great show last night. get on it. >> laura: we are talking to pompeo. i'm laura ingrah

vegan senator cory booker chiming in, if you don't change your routine, there is going to be a mayo shortageia. we can all agree. let not your heart be troubled. we'll always be a fair and balanced. we seek the truth. laura ingraham is standing by. laura, would you eat that sandwich, whatever you want to call it? >> laura: i don't think so.o. i don't... i don't think so. it doesn't look all that appetizing. sean, i've got to say. just seeing you laugh at the end of the show, don't you get the sense that the whole country just wants to bust out laughing? we all need humor in our lives, entertainment. >> sean: crazy people will say, "laura ingraham is laughing in the middle of a pandemic" -- know you are not! ln, she gives five secon

cory booker and yourself, senator cory booker sent letters to 15 banks on friday urging them to stop charging overdraft and insufficient fund fees to people who are now hurting economically. you also proposed a hero's fund to provide up to $25,000 pay increases to essential workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. can you talk about those two things? >> we need to do two big things. we need to help those people who are unemployed that cory and i are working on that, that request with banks and we hope to do more than just make a request that they don't charge overdraft fees and don't go after people who are most vulnerable. what we have to do for those people that are laid off, we have to speed up the unemployment benefits to them, the secretary of labor is a corporate lawyer, corporate lawyer and has shown no interest in workers or unions, he's shown a lot of interest in attacking unions. we have to stop any potential foreclosure. need a moratorium on foreclosure and eviction. that means helping people pay their rent when they're laid off because the pandemic. the oth

he's a democratic strategist and the former campaign manager for cory booker's presidential campaign.to see you both. i want to start with this polling, ian. nbc news and wall street journal of voters don't trust coronavirus campaign and 42% said they are unaware of his coronavirus statements and don't have an opinion. if you weren team biden, what does that tell you about what you need to do moving forward? >> i think what vice president biden is doing is the right move. can you hear me okay? >> i hear you. >> what vice president biden is doing right now is the right move. he's educating the public about president trump's failures. you see the campaign is up with a new ad that's completely guts president trump's claim that china is to blame when he spent months praising china in the lead up to this crisis and sending some of our ppe to china in the early days. he needs to keep talking about what he would do if he was in charge. i think part of his benefit right now is that people remember the leader that she was when he was in the obama administration. they remember his time as presi

cory booker saying he expects it to pass congress this week. >> i'm in the trenches of these negotiationsday, around the clock, my team is just working to make sure that new jersey priorities are being met. >> reporter: the bipartisan deal would include roughly $300 billion in funding for small business loans. $75 billion for hospitals. and billions more for disaster loans and coronavirus testing. but trump economic adviser larry kudlow saying he doesn't know how long this second round of aid will last. >> the first one went like hot cakes. so the second one could go like >> rorter: ts over w ao up, smas emerging around the nation. >> i'm a business owner and we started a business about ten years ago. my business is being decimated as we speak. >> reporter: as some states are seeing a reduction in cases, others like massachusetts are seeing a rise. the nation's top infectious disease expert telling "good morning america" we need to reopen the economy carefully. >> if you jump the gun and you have a big spike, you're going the set yourself back. >> reporter: health experts and governors ag

. >> in fact, cory booker who we just spoke to said he's not ready to give up that fight just yet. jeremy diamond, thank you. joining us now, amid this showdown, new mexico governor michelle grichsham. thanks for taking the time. does new mexico have the testing capacity they would need to reopen? >> those are important questions, but they don't sync up quite like that. the answer to the first part, testing. we have considerable capacity for testing. we are now going to be in what the cdc is identifying as a pilot state to raeeally ramp up and that means getting the supplies. we have any number of instruments,'ve each of them t different reagents and different efforts, and it means having incredible amounts of public health personnel, so that you can have multiple testing sites. we have more than 50 operating in our state, often at any given time, statewide, so that we can actually -- we can run anywhere from 3,500 with the right supplies, we could run 6,000 tests a day in new mexico. so getting the supplies, having cooperation, having a real focus here, yes. the second thing is, i

vegan senator cory booker chimed in if you don't change your routine, -- i think you are doing it wrong. we could all agree. let not your hearts be troubled and we will always be fair and balanced, we seek the truth, laura ingraham is standing by. would you eat that sandwich or whatever you want to call it? >> laura: i don't think so. i don't -- i don't think so. i don't -- i don't -- it doesn't look that appetizing. john, i have to say just seeing you laugh at the end of the show, don't you get the sense the whole country just wants to bust out laughing? i mean, we all need humor and our lives, entertainment, have fun. you know, the come out. >> sean: the crazy people. the crazy people will say laura ingraham is laughing during a pandemic. no, you're not. ellen gives just 5 minutes of relief, stop attacking the lady. good grief! >> laura: ln has done some segments on her show that is so. you need humor during difficult times and your faith and your family to get through. anyway, i just like to laugh. it puts me in a great mood. great show as always, hannity. >> sean: you have a great s

it's why in the senate i started the environmental justice coalition with cory booker because our african-americanlatinx communities are the ones that have the highest level of things like asthma, resulting of pollution, which means they're more susceptible to illness. so whatever we do, we need to make sure that we provide testing in a widespread way, but that we get help to black and brown communities especially because -- and by the way -- our fronds are doing an amazing job, bust let's not forget about the janitors and people working in nursing homes and grocery stores. they're front line workers, too. >> absolutely. and they are in danger. many of them in positions where they can't work at home and they need to be able to survive. likewise, you're on the small business committee. we see that there are many minority-owned, black-owned businesses that did not get any of the money or a large percentage of -- from the first $2 trillion stimulus package. do you hope as it goes live tomorrow morning at 10:30 that there will be because some funds are now earmarked for the -- for the -- those communi

i'm going to talk to senator cory booker about his home state of new jersey hit hard with cases and whetherf money will finally flow to millions of small businesses on the brink. plus the president's reckless suggestions of fighting

to back up if he finds someone that he feels more comfortable with that might be a man, say like cory bookeromething like that. so that is out the window at this point. so he's backed himself into a bit of a corner. i know stacey abrahams has been the one that has gotten a lot of press attention and she's out there and been personally angling for it. i don't think that she would make a good choice, as much attention as she's been getting. her experience is really limited to that of several years as a state legislator. i'm going to go back to something that i said probably over a month ago, that i still think that joe biden is probably going to choose senator kamala harris. she has this point is the only woman of color who has a statewide office, she's a sitting senator. she does have the experience. i know there are people that talked about her role as attorney general and a prosecutor that may hurt her in certain quarters. but i think it's a good contrast. you have biden who is going -- you know, pushing 80. he will be 80 in the middle of his first term and then you have harris, who is much

new jersey senator cory booker urged more action: >> we are continuing to demand that this president step up and use his power and authority to help people in new jersey and across this nation. >> a cruise ship finally docs d after week limbo during which four people died. officials said the healthy could go home and the sick would be treated on board. and late today the navy sed the commander of the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt, saying he went outside the chain of command wn he raised alarm about an outbreak aboard the aircraft carrier. with hospitals reporting blood shortages as collection drives have been cancelled amid social distanthe f.d.a. today relaxed donation restrictions for gay and bisexual men, s,ose with recent tattoos or piercind recent visitors to areas where malaria is regularly found. also todaydemocrats delayed their presidential nominating convention in milwaukee by a month, to august 17. in a statement, the d.n.c. said the delay gives "convention planners more time to determine the most appropriate structure"" the world health organization reported that more than 95

medicare for all and then of course in 2017 you had a single-payer bill, 2019 cosponsors, 16 like cory booker and elizabeth warren and all the people are in the race or out of it but were in it. he told the american people who need the government to run health care system. it will lead to universal coverage and, of course, it won't cost very much and everybody while access to the very best care. we can talk about how much a single payer system would really cost in america, one would mean for doctors, what would me for long waiting lists such as in canada or in the uk of the national health service. senator sanders is just adamant for a single-payer and i find it amazing and i'm sure you do that he is 30% in the iowa caucus at the top of the list of the candidates in new hampshire and just in a recent poll this week he is the number one candidate in california. california is extremely liberal but i was amazed that a particular young people are really buying into what's better than the free health care i mean it sounds like a fantastic idea into you unravel the onion. >> host: that's exactly ri

cory booker has introduced a bill to order the removal of all confederate statues from the u.s. capitol. so we can frame it in terms of the actual -- not that anything moves in the u.s. senate. [laughter] >> what you are saying is interesting, for those of you who don't know, the old house post office where abraham lincoln used to hang out and tell stories and pick up his mail, is now the office of congressman clyburn, and he has generously made that a lincoln room and retreat you'd and again, they are confederate statues. >> the republicans claim lincoln as well, he was the whip and offered the room originally. >> you are right, it is a bipartisan bill. but that is a very good question. >> i don't think they have any business being there. i understand every state has the right to have two statues there, but i feel the same. it is odd that a country would erect statues to men who fought against a country. i don't get that. i agree. >> it is up to congress. >> right, and if i had a vote, i would vote to ban. >> florida has voted to replace theirs with a civil rights leader. >> gr

cory booker has introduced a bill to order the removal of all confederate statues from the united states capitol. we can frame it according to an actual -- not that anything moves in the united states senate. but there's a senate resolution. >> there's been bills before introduced along these lines. >> what you are saying is interesting about -- for those of you who don't know, the old house post office where abraham lincoln used to hang out and tell stories and pick up his mail is now the office of congressman clyburn. he made that a lincoln room and retreat. again, there are confederate statues right outside. >> it was steve scalise of louisiana. republicans claim rlincoln as well. he offered up the room originally. >> clyburn has it now. it's a bipartisan bill. that's a very good question. edna, you start this round. >> i don't think they have any business being there. i understand that each state has the right to have two statues there. i feel the same, it's odd that a country would erect statues to men who fought against the country. i just don't get that. >> i agree. >> it's up to

i'm going to talk to senator cory booker about his home state of new jersey hit hard with cases and whether relief money will finally flow to millions of small businesses on the brink. plus the president's reckless suggestions of fighting coronavirus from the white house briefing room. surgeon genrich ardeeral richar joins me. but first the numbers. the united states is now fast approaching 1 million confirmed coronavirus cases. more than 54,000 americans have died. and at the current rate, the pandemic's death toll will surpass that of the vietnam war this week. more than 26 million americans have filed for unemployment over the past five weeks. that means one in six american workers have lost their jobs since this crisis began. and it's against that backdrop that some states are now taking steps to open back up. in georgia, businesses like gyms, bowling alleys, nail salons and barber shops reopened on friday. and tomorrow restaurants and movie theaters will follow suit. in tennessee residents of some parts of the state will be able to sit down for meals in restaurants tomorrow as well. an

senator cory booker's immigration plan relies on biden'se orders and joe plan calls for sweeping legislative action. >> these issues are important. we need to be taking action now. these issues may be important to you but are it is important to make sure we are keeping a president in place. president- police the is the one doing things. -- at least the president is the one doing things. >> would you want the president taking actions you don't like? so, how do we stop this runaway train? >> a professor at the university of texas says congress first needs to reassert itself as the main lawmaking power of the

senator cory booker's immigration plan relies on biden'se orders and joe plan calls for sweeping legislative action. >> these issues are important. we need to be taking action now. these issues may be important to you but are it is important to make sure we are keeping a president in place. president- police the is the one doing things. -- at least the president is the one doing things. >> would you want the president taking actions you don't like? so, how do we stop this runaway train? >> a professor at the university of texas says congress first needs to reassert itself as the main lawmaking power of the government. and put the executive branch back into its place. >> i don't think there is any question whoever is president in 2021, whether it is donald trump one of the democratic nominees, they will exert executive power. the real question is, what is congress going to do to try to rain those in? >> those responsibilities for on the president. after all, he is in the best position to reign in executive power. everybody wants action, but nobody wants -- by raining in executive power, we ca

said the queen, "not good enough melt them. [ laughter ] senator cory booker said in a new interviewt staying in washington for president trump's impeachment trial could be a big, big blow to his campaign. also a blow, basic math. [ laughter ] a woman was arrested in florida recently after a police dog found almost 27 pounds of cocaine hidden in her car. the woman is awaiting trial. and the dog hasn't slept in three days [ laughter ] he got screenplay eyes [ light laughter ] according to a new study, workers who are forced to smile as a part of their job are more likely to drink at home. or sometimes even inside the costume. [ laughter ] according to a study, men who have facial hair are 75 percent more confident. said one man, "what? i don't need secret service. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] don't clap [ cheers and applause i really appreciate as that bombed, that one guy being like, "i'm into it." [ claps [ laughter ] the makers of digiorno frozen pizzas have released a new buffalo chicken flavor that has a crust stuffed with ranch dressing and cheese. it's called, "dad's in charge