new jersey senator cory booker. senator cory booker, welcome. thank you for coming. >> my pleasure.eally grateful to be here. >> senator, you have been working with republican senator tim scott for almost three years now on a package of police reforms. still hasn't been passed. what's holding it up? >> you've got to find people on the other side of the aisle that are willing to take those steps with you. i have not found that whatsoever. but i'm continuing to do the work, and this is too important. and why is it too important? because you see things like are happening in minneapolis. you still see too many videotapes of people being treated unjustly and unfairly. that you have police leaders coming ahead and saying, we should have more transparency and more accountability. this is too important of an issue for us to give up. now, you are saying why haven't we had this landmark legislation? we both know enough about washington, sometimes it takes a congress or two congresses to get something done. heck, we got anti-lynching legislation done under president biden. i led the legislatio

the new jersey center cory booker. senator booker, welcome and thank you for coming. senator even working here with republican senator tim scott for almost 3 years. it's been a package of police reforms. it still has not passed. what has been holding it up? >> you have to find people who are willing to take the steps with you and i've not found that. i am continuing to do the work but this is too important. because we see things like what is happening in minneapolis. you still see so many videotapes of people being treated unjustly and unfairly. you have police leaders coming ahead and saying we should have more transparency and more accountability. it is so important. you say why have we not had this landmark legislation? we all know so much about washington that sometimes it takes congress to get something done. in fact we have anti-lynching legislation done under president biden and i led that legislation for over a century before that was able to get accomplished. but i don't forget to take that long and i'm not deterred by the three years it has taken to keep fig

this is senator cory booker. ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah, that is senator cory booker playing up the old barbie themes about this, it is such cringe. i went to watch it and look at the comments on social media. i cannot believe the united states senator did this. but he did pick oxen going to out do you jason mind is worse. a man who spent more than $14000 on a custom made border collie costume is benching on the public eye intake is first walk ever. the manta the dog costume is help them realize his dream of becoming an animal. i do not know him personally i would be willing to bet this man does not vote republican i'm going to throw that out there. he's living his life as a dog. what is actualcook is actually d looking dog. better looking now than he was before the dog. i thought that was kind of cute typical asked hate lassi lasleyd he turn around? >> listen it's one thing to say identify as a border collie, stranger. but perhaps understanding identify as a lassie because as a child you loved little lassie. you got old and lost your mind and became a lassie pickwick "stranger things" have happened

we will show the audience some of your conversation with cory booker, get a little bit of the back storyf the conversation. [video clip] >> a retiring senator from oklahoma, i went to his office for bible study. i do not expect to see him in an affectionate embrace with a little girl. i was like chairman, whose that? he said, that is my granddaughter, family member. his family adopted this girl, very difficult circumstance. i was moved by that. months later, a big bill. it was going to be a clean bill. i said, mr. chairman, i have an amendment for the bill. i made my pitch summoning the spirit of that child, so i walked back, set in my seat and looked up and he is merging towards me, kind of grunts at me, i am in. then we get chuck grassley, some of the republicans, now it is the law of the land. host: that sounds like textbook of what you were trying to achieve. guest: it is. i often use the example of senator booker visiting oklahoma and center and half visiting new jersey as an example of seeing how another constituency lives. that is a metaphor for how we can do this better. we think

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. >> greg: cori booker. case. >> tyrus: you won there, not because he's a democrat, he tells stupid stories with his face too close online. we can't stand him. he might have great ideas, brother, back up. >> greg: he talks like -- >> >> tyrus: like we don't know english. today, guys, i went outside and saw the sun. >> greg: like he ate a piece of pizza that was too hot. >> tyrus: maybe i got a couple days off in the sun, i'm the only one thinking rationally, nothing to do with tips. it has everything to do with the fact he reached less than 25% of his life's potential. he's 35 years old, delivering pizza to low and behold a girl he dised in high school and he had to go to her house and put on his best khakis hoping to rekindle and she has a wonderful house and doesn't even remember him. it is not her fault you are e essence of a loser and i'm shocked, he is white, i thought you guys do better than that, with privilege and such. nothing to do with tip and everything to do with his life sucks and that is best

. >> cory booker and harrison ford any time you want on max. we'll be back here on cnn after the july 4th holiday. join us then to find out "who's talking" next. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm alisyn camerota. welcome to "cnn tonight." a week of monumental decisions from the supreme court, decisions that will affect millions of americans. today, the conservative majority blocked president biden's student loan forgiveness program. the president fired back saying, the court, quote, misinterpreted the constitution and vowed to put forward another plan to help student borrowers. what will that look like? we'll ask former education secretary arne duncan. also today, the justices ruled in favor of a web designer who refused to create sites for same-sex weddings. there's a twist that make many think it might have been manufactured and that no gay couple asked for a website. now supporters of lgbtq rights fear the court will go further. >>> a big week in the various trump investigations. remember back on monday when cnn obtained the audiotape of forme

. >> greg: cory booker. see. i rest my case. >> tyrus: oh, dam, yeah. you won there, yeah.nk so, not because he's a democrat because he tells stupid stories with his face too close on line. that's why we can't stand him, he might have great ideas but brother back up. >> greg: speaking of, he talks about --. >> tyrus: like we don't know english. today guys, i went outside and i saw the sun. >> greg: what you know that sounds like, like he ate a slice of pizza that was too hot. >> tyrus: i don't know, maybe because i got a couple days off in the sun i'm the only one thinking rationally. this has nothing to do with tips. nothing to do with tips. it has everything to do with the fact that he's reached less than 25% of his life's potential. he's 35 years old delivering pizza to, low and behold, a girl that he dissed in high school and now help to go to her house. he put on his best pair of khakis hoping to rekindled love, sees this wonderful house and she doesn't even remember him. >> greg: that's it. >> tyrus: not her fault that you are the essence of a loser, which i'm shocked

cory booker, tim scott, and raphael warnock.e congresswoman, lisa blunt rochester is running to join their ranks. if successful, she would be only the third black woman ever to be elected to the u.s. senate. she is no stranger to moments in history. she is the first black woman elected to congress, and she is in the house gallery on january 6th during the insurrection. a searing moment she talks about in her senate announcement. >> people ask me if january 6th was my worst day. it was. but it was also one of my proudest moments. because we walked back in that house chamber and we completed our work. the forces of fear did not win. democracy prevailed. >> >> joining me now is delaware congresswoman, lisa blunt rochester. candidate for the united states senate. congresswoman, welcome to the saturday show. i'm gonna ask you the same question i ask anybody running for office. why are you running and if elected what would be your priorities? >> first of all, jonathan, it's so great to be on the show with you, and thank you so much fo

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senator cory booker of new jersey, senator sherrod brown of ohio said that stacey abrams gubernatoriale 2016 election that it was illegitimate, rigged a hoax. he cawbilityd for an investigation because russia placed donald trump into the white house. so donald trump genuinely believes this election was stolen. i don't think it was stolen. but, is it a crime to genuinely believe that? that's why i want to see what the terms of the indictment are because this sure feels on thin ice to me. >> bret: meantime reaction still from the statement by congresswoman jayapal about israel being a racist state. take a listen. >> my house republican colleagues and i look forward to hearing from president herzog and continuing our strong work advocating for israel and its people. this is in stark contrast to the vile anti-semitic comments you hear coming out from some of the prominent leaders within the democrat caucus. >> we're going to be sending a message to the world that the united states will unashamedly always stand with israel. >> bret: the house just voted to say that israel is not a racist na

it was led by congresswoman barbara and senator cory booker.s that gun violence has become a public health crisis that needs to be addressed as an epidemic. the reality is. >> we're seeing an unprecedented increase in the amount of violent activity and the repercussions of that on this community that we serve. >> officials with wilma chan highland hospital in oakland say their trauma units have seen a huge spike in the number of gun injuries since the pandemic. in 2019, there were 283, but this year they've already had 247 victims hurt by gun injuries to date. we'll talk about the forecast now with a live outside here at a breezy shot at san francisco. blue skies here. and we have dave sphar in the weather center with a look at where temperatures are going to go today. >> hey, justine. and that's a pretty nice picture. we've got a lot of those breezy conditions around the immediate bay helping keeping temperatures corrected and certainly feels good to have a little thermal gradient cooking here. you know, you have warm interior and along the co

anomie klobuchar, senator from minnesota, along with cory booker and michael bennet, some of her democraticlling the real political ads act, to require political ads to disclose when they were in, fact, created by a.i.. you can imagine a.i. generated videos of politicians like president biden or president trump being youssef the last-minute before a major election. that could sleigh, in fact, millions of voters. so, this is something as very much on the radar of politicians in washington. >> gotcha. scott, we're gonna have to come back. we're running out of time here, especially when we watch congress and are able to do. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> and thanks to all of you for joining me as well. i'll be back here tomorrow morning with wesleyan university president, michael roth. he's here to talk about his universities decision to end legacy admissions. the preferential treatment of children of alumni. what it means for the future of diversity in higher education. remember, you can always keep up with us by following at katie phang show on twitter, instagram, and t

cory booker, chris murray. bernie sanders in the senate oppose on the democratic side. and j.d. vance and a couple other republicans say there is not a good example of cluster munitions fundamentally changing a conflict and a great cost, i think, to our moral leadership, which i have heard is a lot of the reason we are supporting ukraine. so, let's see what happens with the cluster bombs if we ever actually send them over there. meanwhile. >> brian: let me add this before we go. the president is going to have a hard sell to get an election year continuing to write checks to ukraine. for the main reason that he just blew up because he said we are out of stuff ourselves. there should be more oversight. no question about it. >> ainsley: we have given them 800 million. >> brian: that's why there should be a rush to get this over with now before politics overwhelms national interest. >> steve: all right. so let's go back to what i started to say regarding bipartisan. you would think that there would be bipartisanship, we just changed to the atlanta -- it to the georgia state house. y

cory booker could beat him. mitch landrew could beat him. gretchen whitmer could beat him.joe biden doesn't want to step aside. the thing i say to people watching right now who endorse joe biden, what happens if something should happen to him in those last six months? it's then too late to replace him. we've never had a president that's so old. we've never had a president in this condition. again, i don't want to take sides. i'm a pollster. but these other candidates would be better candidates against donald trump. >> so, what is it you think stops the former president, donald trump, from being the republican nominee? >> by challenging the fact that what he said is not what he did. it's not yelling at him. >> but are theoretical debates really what is going to eat into the support that the former president has? >> the reason why it's a smart decision for him not to debate politically is because you can't challenge him that way if he's not there. the reason why -- >> but you don't believe his 30% is just ride or die, doesn't matter what the prosecutors say, doesn't matter wh

becerra and surgeon general vivek murthy last week was led by congresswoman barbara lee and senator cory booker. it says gun violence has become a public health crisis and it needs to be addressed as an epidemic. the reality is. >> we're seeing an unprecedented increase in the amount of violent activity and the repercussions of that on this community that we serve. >> officials from wilma chan highland hospital in oakland say their trauma units have seen a huge spike in the number of gun injuries since the pandemic in 2019, they had 283 this year. they've already been treating 247 victims victims hurt by gun injuries. to date. in sandra fell, police have arrested a suspect for allegedly stabbing a man who was out for a walk with his dog. investigators say 42 year-old alexander, i'm maya rodriguez, approached the victim while he was taking his dog for a walk and stabbed him 3 times happened at an apartment complex in the canal neighborhood. a witness to the crime helped police identify the suspect with some cell phone video. i'm maya rodriguez is now charged with attempted murder. the victim is

think an election is illegitimate, then you really have a problem with sherrod brown of ohio and cory bookernew jersey he said stacey abrams is a legitimate governor of georgia. he said you should have a huge problem with hakeem jeffries because he says that donald trump was not a legitimate winner of the 2016 election. and i don't think hillary clinton, outside the consolation call ever said that donald trump legitimately won the election. of the question is what was done behind the scenes? we watched those january 6th hearings. because we did this show. it was -- it was a show. it was not a trial. it was -- and you saw this. they are going to assess that he plotted and planned and choreographed the january 6th overturning the election and storming of the capitol. even the january 6th committee didn't say that so jack smith, again, has got to say to himself this is going to be worth it, to go ahead and prosecute him on january 6th and mar-a-lago. but the other drama took place in florida where both sides were saying their case about delaying the mar-a-lago documents. in that case jack smith

head up, mitch at least you don't get called 'yawn weasley' on a daily basis. [ laughter ] senator cory booker "you think that's bad earlier today someone called me 'grin diesel.' [ laughter ] and then -- then senator peter welch said, "you think that's bad even my wife calls me 'diet ted danson.' [ laughter and applause then senator jon ossoff said, "you think that's bad? i'm literally every guy from a a hallmark christmas movie mashed into one. [ laughter ] then senator roger marshall said, "you think that's bad? i can't smile outside or i might accidentally blind nearby pilots." [ laughter ] then senator bob menendez said, "you think that's bad? a day doesn't go by without someone asking if i'm the old guy from 'up.' [ laughter ] >> steve: people are cruel >> jimmy: and finally, senator jon tester said, "you think that's bad i'm having an affair with my barber's wife and i think he found out. [ laughter and applause wow. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: they're trying to help well, here's some big political news i read that president biden is planning to announce his re-election campaign next week

in policing issue right now, it doesn't look like it's going to pass again because tim scott and cory booker, it's in the senate and they can't meet on the accountability of police. so we have to wait and see. but what is as someone who's a white person who has dealt with accountable city, who has dealt with communities being brutalized and stereotype and and just throwing thrown away, how do you answer her for this? because this is very real in this moment. asian hate is very, very real. well, it is real. and, you know, i what i would say is i think the best hope for it. i saw my parents do this in monterey county, california, is to start where we should have been all along, which is getting all the community leaders to the table. the whole rainbow folks to the table, and. and and admitting that we share a common problem and figuring it out. after 911, i was leading hearings on racial profiling across the country there were some asian-american communities where they didn't want to testify because they basically didn't want the association. i was told that you and i had vietnamese-american l

your hand out and think people are going to pay your way the rest of your life to sit home, like cory bookerd -- we will pay you $1000 to sit at home and do nothing. you receive $12,000 a year to do nothing. everybody has to pay into the system. host: all right, charles. before we get to some more of your calls, i want to introduce one more data point. this is a different poll by go daddy, this is a yahoo! article about that poll. the headline, american dream defined by comfort, happiness and freedom by small business owners in go daddy study. i want to go to the data points in this poll. this is a poll of u.s. small business owners and their perception of the american dream. it says that almost three quarters, 74 percent of u.s. small business owners say their perception of the american dream has changed. small business owners today defined their achievement of the american dream as living a comfortable lifestyle. 56% feeling happy with their life, 54% in having the freedom to pursue their passion and interests. 49%, some of the other top responses, owning your own home. 45%, being your own

we will show the audience some of your conversation with cory booker, get a little bit of the back storye conversation. [video clip] >> a retiring senator from oklahoma, i went to his office for bible study. i do not expect to see him in an affectionate embrace with a little girl. i was like chairman, whose that? he said, that is my granddaughter, family member. his family adopted this girl, very difficult circumstance. i was moved by that. months later, a big bill. it was going to be a clean bill. i said, mr. chairman, i have an amendment for the bill. i made my pitch summoning the spirit of that child, so i walked back, set in my seat and looked up and he is merging towards me, kind of grunts at me, i am in. then we get chuck grassley, some of the republicans, now it is the law of the land. host: that sounds like textbook of what you were trying to achieve. guest: it is. i often use the example of senator booker visiting oklahoma and center and half visiting new jersey as an example of seeing how another constituency lives. that is a metaphor for how we can do this better. we think of

your hand out and think people are going to pay your way the rest of your life to sit home, like cory bookerd -- we will pay you $1000 to sit at home and do nothing. you receive $12,000 a year to do nothing. everybody has to pay into the system. host: all right, charles. before we get to some more of your calls, i want to introduce one more data point. this is a different poll by go daddy, this is a yahoo! article about that poll. the headline, american dream defined by comfort, happiness and freedom by small business owners in go daddy study. i want to go to the data points in this poll. this is a poll of u.s. small business owners and their perception of the american dream. it says that almost three quarters, 74 percent of u.s. small business owners say their perception of the american dream has changed. small business owners today defined their achievement of the american dream as living a comfortable lifestyle. 56% feeling happy with their life, 54% in having the freedom to pursue their passion and interests. 49%, some of the other top responses, owning your own home. 45%, being your own

for the work of the committee, i look forward to learning more about that, but myself and senator cory booker have introduced the american opportunity accounts act. it passed a lot to represent the most ambitious federal effort to directly address wealth inequality. at birth, every child would receive $1,000 in the savings account managed by the treasury department. children from low income families received deposits every year, and once they reach the age of 18, you can use the funds they've saved for specific purchases, such as buying a home, pursuing higher education. there is growing momentum around the country for our baby bonds legislation. from massachusetts, california, connecticut, new york, washington d.c.. do you agree to the treasury department should further look into baby bonds as a tool to address wealth inequality in our country? >> well certainly this is a key priority of the biden ministration. not just a treasury matter, but i think it is a very constructive suggestion. as you know, president biden is proposed many policies that would be complimentary, including extending t

provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable cory booker, a senator from the state of new jersey, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. on monday, july 10, 2023. adjourn:

becerra and surgeon general vivek murthy last week, led by congresswoman barbara lee and senator cory booker, said that gun violence has become a public health crisis that needs to be addressed as an epidemic. the reality is we are seeing an unprecedented increase in the amount of violent activity and the repercussions of that on this community that we serve. james jackson is ceo of the alameda health system, which includes the level one trauma center at wilmington highland hospital in oakland. he says th units have seen a huge spike in the number of gun injuries. in 2019, there were 283, but following the pandemic , they've seen an alarming increase of more than 500 gun injuries a year. and already in 2023, they've had 247 victims hurt by gun injuries to date. what we see is that not only is there the immediate violence to the individual, but there is the , you know, the repercussions of the violence that impact our community, their sons, their daughters, their mothers, their fathers. and more than 48,000 people in the us died from gun related injuries in 2021. that's according to the cdc's