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senator cory booker, thank you. >> thank you so much. good to be on. >>> rfk jr. is pushing back on what we just heard from donald trump's transition co-chair on the show very definitively this week. >> you would saying he would not? of course not. as secretary? no. i was told direc on the source that kennedy was, quote, not getting a job at the department of health and human services. kennedy went on fox today and said otherwise. >> i want to be in the white house. he has assured me that i'm going to have that. i want to be in a position where i am most effective. with the chronic disease epidemic. i'm confident that if i wanted to be hhs secretary, that the president would fight to make that happen. >> it would be very difficult for someone like rfk jr. to get confirmed in the senate. that is what we have heard from sources. trump also told nbc today that a plan kennedy has proposed to remove floor ride from drinking water, quote, sounds okay to me. he also did not rule out taking out certain vaccines from the market. my source today is new york representative m

i think kamala will lead us to that. >> senator cory booker, always wonderful to speak with you. appreciate you taking the time. >>> we are keeping a close on pittsburgh. we are expecting to see kamala harris in a couple of minutes. it's a huge election eve rally. katy perry will perform and when the vice president takes the stage, we will bring it live. >>> three people have been behind the scenes of many campaigns are standing by. they join me, coming up. ming u. jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?” jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... fashionable? i was gonna say- “popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!” can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see wicked, only in theaters november 22nd. >>> okay, we are taking another live look at pittsburgh where vice president kamala harris is set to give one of her last big speeches

cory booker. cory booker, right. of new jersey, a senator, all these kinds of people. it will be a long laundry list from governors to senators to private citizens. we'll have plenty to choose from. she'll be in the hunt. i mean by that. harris. he'll be in the hunt. newsom. there's no free pass for either of them, okay? they have some time. they have four years to figure that out. they do. all right. larry, thanks so much. okay, let's go ahead and take a look at some of our local races now. and the race for san francisco mayor. look at that. philanthropist daniel lurie is currently in the lead with 56% after 14 rounds of ranked choice voting. incumbent mayor london breed is second with 43% of the vote. so far, and it's a similar story in the race to recall oakland mayor sheng thao early numbers indicate she could be leaving office. let's go and take a look at the numbers. you can see 65% of the voters are saying yes, they should recall sheng thao. 35% are saying she should stay and votes are still being counted. but it does look like voters in the east bay are overwhe

cory booker saying that food in america is not good for you.o ahead and roll this video from x. >> food in american is making us sick. it's driving the highest levels of disease and suffering in our nation's history. and our food system is putting our farmers in economic crisis. i don't care if you are a democrat, republican or independent. this isn't a partisan fight. it is literally a fight for our lives. >> bill: i don't know how you come down on this, karl. any education is a good education. if kennedy is confirmed and he wants to teach us about the food we're putting in our bodies, fine. then we can make a decision as to whether or not we want to continue with our eating habits. what is your view? >> well, you know, there is a big difference between education and sort of a nanny state. if robert f. kennedy, jr. becomes secretary of health and human services telling us not to have big macs i don't think the american people will react positively. some of the ideas he espoused regarding our food system cause american ranchers and farmers to b

um, cory booker, senator cory booker says he's got concerns about rfk jr.. i he i'm sure related to his, you know, past history of of deep vaccine skepticism. and, you know inaccurate pushing of the the disproven theory that autism and vaccines are linked but cory booker does not rule out supporting rfk jr. okay. and he praises his views on part on healthy eating. obviously this weekend we saw rfk on the plane and you know, i say this partly chuckling because he's got this, um you know, grimace on his face with like if you actually zoom in on him, he looks absolutely horrified. um speaker johnson did say he ate it but his point, senator booker's point of view, though max is actually a serious one. and that is lifelong democrat. rfk jr. has done a lot for the environment. has also this very serious issues with things like vaccines. but yet you've got booker saying, i can see my way to approving this are a lot of democrats going to follow suit well, i think you're seeing some positive comments about rfk. >> interestingly enough, from democrats, because of cour

senator cory booker, thank you. >> thank you very much, good to be on. >>> up next. you want to see this rfk junior is pushing back what we just heard on this show, this week. >> you are saying he would not be in large? >> no, no, of course not. he will not be. >> he will not be the secretary >> no. no. . >>> robert f. kennedy junior is contradicting what trump's spokesperson said. he is not getting a job at the department of health and human services. kennedy went on fox today and said otherwise. >> i want to be in the white house and he assured me that i am going to have that. but i want to be in a position where i am most effective. and the chronic disease epidemic and i am confident if i wanted to do it, the president would fight like hell to make that happen. >> fight like hell, of course, it would be difficult for someone like rfk junior to get confirmed in the senate that is what we heard from the sources. trump said a plan that kennedy proposed to remove fluoride from drinking water said quote, sounds good to me. >>> new york representative mike waller, congr

joining me now is cory booker. you're someone who leads with positivity.you're someone who ran on positivity and unity. what do you think about harris choosing to end her campaign with positivity. >> i love it. we look back at leaders who talked about america's courage and america's strength. . i'm so happy that she's taking our country higher and reminding us who we are and who we could be if we work together. >> you're campaigning in bucks county. what's the energy like on the ground. what were you hearing from voters. anything that surprised you from your day there? >> look, i was with bob casey in bucks county. i can't tell you i'm lifted. usually people are weary and tired. i am physically tired. my spirit is riding high. bob casey is talking about a packed house. really excited about what's happening. as i stood at the end. you know how people came up, we took selfies together, i heard their stories. and people have a reason to fight. they have a calling in this election. that's what makes things exciting for me. from reproductive rights to paid fami

host: that is cory booker.he wall street journal reports it is against fbi practice to provide files to congress in part because it is generally illegal to share grand jury material. officials often have other concerns about identifying witnesses and exposing law enforcement tactics. the fbi said it received a letter and declined to comment further. tim in michigan, republican. welcome to the conversation. caller: good morning. i was listening. i watch every day now for a while and it's funny because the democrats do the same thing that the rotation -- republicans do so no one gets anywhere with the situation at hand. it is just a big pile of dung that nobody actually -- a keeps getting stirred and stirred and stirred. the investigations we got going on right now, we've got probably 50 of them. none of them has been resolved in the last eight or 10 years. host: do you think the public should see not just this matt gaetz investigation but they should see all the investigations by the ethics committee and it shou

by the way, cory booker is not a scientist either or a doctor. both in the gaetz and kennedy nomination nominations, the senate will have to play its classic role to advise and consent in picks like this. if there's a glimmer of hope around the senate being a bipartisan institution that has the public good in mind, i think john thune being named majority leader rather than rick scott, despite all of the maga pressure on the gop to put scott in, and he would have been unfit, shows, i think, the senate wants to uphold the institutional prerogatives and certainly the wave of criticism from republicans that greeted matt gaetz gives one hope that they will look at these things and not because trump wants to burn the government down. >> doctor, with the matt gaetz pick, we've seen gop staffers express so much shock and disgust. with rfk jr., what kind of effect do you think this is happening on the rank and file at hhs? could it lead to, i don't know, brain drain within the agencies? >> i am say as somebody who worked inside hhs in d.c. and in new york

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i asked john fetterman and cory booker about their handling of these nominees i'm willing to work witht has some, at least some kind of shared values and goals and that's why we're here. do you feel about rfk jr.? >> uh well, you know, that's that's a little more there's more nuance there. so i'm skeptical of donald trump. i have concerns about the nominee. but i tell you, when he speaks about the issues, i was just speaking about, we're talking out of the same playbook. >> and there cory booker is talking about rfk jr. he said that he agrees with him on the issue of food safety, he said, but not necessarily on the issue of vaccines. so you are, you know as burgess is saying, you're not seeing this immediate opposition from a lot of democratic senators, at least right now. >> well on kennedy in particular, i covered his campaign. you know, he was once running as a democrat. there were a lot of people that were showing up to his rallies that supported president biden in 2020. so if there is anyone that democrats, at least will listen to, it is maybe him. but that doesn't necessarily mea

and what happened was to relatively sane people, like, cory booker who i know incredibly well, you look of newark and as united states senator before he ran for president in 2020, and this was a moderate, pro-law and order, pro-school choice democrat. he ran in that primary and went so far left he came back to new jersey and people didn't recognize him. that's what the party became, and this is a reaction to that. >> jonathan: so we heard a different take from bernie sanders. >> of course. >> jonathan: maybe the reverse of what we heard from ritchie. i want to read this and get to you guys. this is bernie sanders after the election. it should come as no great surprise that a democratic party which has abandoned working class people should find that the working class has abandoned them. first it was the the working class and now it is latino and black workers as well. while the democratic leadership defends the status quo, the american people are angry and they want change, and they are right. julie, i mean, what else -- where is the -- where is the balance here? what are we hearing most

the governor of pennsylvania, the governor of michigan, cory booker. we've got three names right there. chris murphy from from connecticut. i mean, there's so many there, probably a half a dozen, maybe to a dozen of good qualified people. he does have a bit of a head start. let's give him his due for all the colliding. he's done with the former president at that time. trump just a couple of years ago, even up to the last year. so that's in his favor. but watch out how crowded that landscape gets in the next year or two. it's going to be okay from that level. let's go to the city level of san francisco. we were just talking about it literally in the last couple of hours. now. daniel lurie, the new mayor of san francisco, because london breed, the existing mayor, the incumbent, has conceded this is kind of what we've been talking about these last 48 hours. everyone wants out with the old, in with the new. these are two democrats fighting for similar things. yet we want london breed out is what the voters say. the difference is she's the incumbent. he's t

cory booker, the senator from new jersey. wes moore, the governor from maryland. the mayor of new orleans. these are very astute politicians who are very good leaders and had answers to these questions and never would have allowed themselves to be marginalized the way she was. the democrats have every right to be mad. they spent more than a billion dollars that was wasted and she should have won. i know we have to get out, but trump was indicted what, 91 times? he was impeached twice. he's the oldest president ever to be elected. to be elected and he had january 6th and still won. if you can't beat that individual, your party has a problem, you have a problem and you need to re- examine it. so this battle should be having it. >> thank you. >>> the kremlin is denying reports of a phone call between putin and president- elect trump. ahead, why moscow says this is pure fiction. >>> plus, trump hoping to bypass congress, insisting that republican senators seeking the top leadership post commit to a fast track process for his cabinet picks. that and much more still to

julian castro, like kamala harris and cory booker in so many of them, unsuccessfully ran for presidentto endorse elizabeth warren. i think he's a badly jealous hombre. here comes donald trump a second time in a row as our president. i take personal umbrage with what he said about who picks and packs all food in this country because it worked on a blueberry farm for eight summaries beginning at age of 12. it was legal, everybody calm down. i packed blueberries for eight summaries. i know you have a history working these kind of industries. he's trying to get attention but also i think he's dead wrong saying this. >> he's the latest one to use the stroke that comes from the '90s or 2000s. it's no longer accurate and it was never relevant, the idea that only illegals can do things like working carpet bills or lay brick and block or mow lawns. as i think i did before i joined the marine corps and i would still be doing them had i not joined the marine corps. the difference is i paid income tax when i did them to a regulated standard that i could've been held accountable for. that's not wha

. >> cory booker andbill maher, cs exactly direct. the numbers speak for themselves. you even to "the new york times" for climbing on board. we'll see how long they stay with the game. that remains to be seen yet. the really interesting thing, i saw some people freaking out about that picture you showed with the team on trump one there with the mcdonalds hamburgers. look, the worst thing about mcdonald's is they fry their food in the seed oil. if they switch over to tallow, a good portion of their problem would go away. plus you can headache healthy choices at mac-- plus you can make healthy choices at macdonald. but people went berserk that poor -- mcdonald's -- that bobby kennedy had a mcdonald's hamburger. >> about the ingredients, not really the food itself -- it's about the -- tell me where you think they can have the biggest impact. there's not going to be -- we're not going to all of a sudden lose 20 pounds each individually and start eating fresh salmon for lunch. but tell us where you think they can really make a difference early. >> well, early is just to ea

this summer, new jersey democratic senator cory booker protested a potential contract with the companyit has a documented history of human rights abuses. a spokesperson from geogroup did not respond for our request for comment. >> those of us who covered these cycles for a long time, i believe geogroup had a big runup the first time trump was elected. i'm curious if we see a similar pattern, no matter what the business boost is, what is the stock now pricing in? >> the real question here, and that's unknown, is how big trump wants to go in terms of detaining migrants, how many millions of people are we talking about here? and then how long do they need to be detained? if you put migrants into camps, you have to figure out how many migrants. one of the big unknowns here is whether countries in central and south america will accept migrants back from the united states, and how much of a fight that will be diplomatically. that's correct mean people living in these detention facilities for some length of time. and for a company like geogroup, that means an enormous amount of profit. all of

news anchor and army veteran is raising red flags, even among republicans according to senator cory booker going to just automatically react against people donald trump puts. i look forward to evaluating them. immediately from veterans groups, military leaders, who are nonpartisan, there is pushback from republican circles, that raises a lot of concerns. >> republican circles, that is. joining us now, host of the independent americans podcast and founder of iraq and afghanistan veterans of america paul rieckhoff. as senator booker said, he's not going to immediately say no to every one of the nominees, he's going to evaluate them. hegseth is a veteran, awarded two bronze stars, look that the face you're making, he's got an ivy league pedigree. in the past, very experienced secretaries of defense have gotten us into some pretty ugly things, including wars. we had a very experienced secretary of defense in donald rumsfeld who lied about wmds. is there a positive case for somebody like pete hegseth? >> sure. you could make a positive case if he wasn't the most overtly political nominee in ame

i could ask another question that i just wanted the record to show that cory booker a lawyer by training'm a baptist by training. i was amended oversea get the rest of your time back. >> duly noted. senator fetterman is voting and i have today and i had to do that soon. i've i have a question for ms. taylor. i'm a big believer that parents should be the mains stakeholder in their own kids education and i'm curious to see if they are more interested in their kids nutrition because both i think would be fair game. what you are taught in and taught in than what you'd eat on what d.c. there like their parents more interested and concerned now and which way is it going? >> absolutely and we helped to push that as well but in the past the food service departments have usually hid behind the rest of the school as we did our job in silence. i'm kind of like mr. booker. i'm not very quiet and i make a lot of noise so sure they know we are there and we have created programs to help them so we have partnered up with the snap that program and we give cooking classes on line. everything is free to he

from the senate and political perspective you heard from people like cory booker who said i agree with him on some things, especially the food comments he's made. other things like the vaccine comments, misinformation, disinformation or lies are going to be concerning for democrats. however you also heard from some republicans talking about mike pence for example doesn't have a big influence on senate republicans anymore, but he was in the senate and he was a member of the house before he was the president of the senate as the vice president in the administration. he had a lot of influence, and he doesn't want republicans to support him because of his positions on abortion. a lot to watch in this space. >> you'll be watching it. julie tsirkin from washington thanks so much. >>> speaking of rfk jr., his nomination for hhs secretary will likely prove to be a shutdown in the senate. here to dig into it we've got nbc news health reporter aria bendix. can you walk us through rfk jr.'s record here on health as we heard in julie some people are a fan of some of his stances specifically around

and expert on wealth and equality, his idea for baby bonds embraced by senator cory booker and adaptedwith this. i always enjoy talking to actual economists. they are the natural enemy of political scientists. this is an important moment. the first thing that we talked about going into this segment is the idea that republicans are now suddenly saying i think the economy is great because the candidate that they preferred won the presidential election. can you just speak on that briefly because everybody who keeps trying to say that elections are driven by economic sentiment seems to want to nor the fact that it's driven by people's partisanship, isn't it? >> we make a -- first off, thank you for having me. it's great to see you. it's been a while. we make a mistake if we think we can talk about the economy in isolation from politics. so i am one of those economists that recognizes and understands that the word political economy is what we actually deal with on a day-to-day basis, and thinking of the economics, the economics devoid of politics or even the ways in which we divide people i

. >> who are we looking at you can you can you can see for example, cory booker who is as devoted a democrat as there is has said things that are in line with what kennedy has said about what's going on with foods and the ingredients in foods. >> so maybe we'll see. i'm certainly not predicting that booker will vote for him, but i think that there is some room there. the question here i think going forward is we can talk about the ideological diversity often the word loyalty is used to describe the relationship to trump. it was in sanger's article, i think more what you see in practice is from trump an interest in obedience right? and in not he is not very loyal to people. he expects people to be loyal to him. and that is the question here with the senate confirmations, will the republican senate actually buck his choices and then when it comes to governing will these secretaries, whoever gets confirmed, i assume most of them will be confirmed, if not all of them will they be obedient to him? will he care what they're doing? will he take an approach similar to what he did in his first term o

i could ask another question that i just wanted the record to show that cory booker a lawyer by training'm a baptist by training. i was amended oversea get the rest of your time back. >> duly noted. senator fetterman is voting and i have today and i had to do that soon. i've i have a question for ms. taylor. i'm a big believer that parents should be the mains stakeholder in their own kids education and i'm curious to see if they are more interested in their kids nutrition because both i think would be fair game. what you are taught in and taught in than what you'd eat on what d.c. there like their parents more interested and concerned now and which way is it going? >> absolutely and we helped to push that as well but in the past the food service departments have usually hid behind the rest of the school as we did our job in silence. i'm kind of like mr. booker. i'm not very quiet and i make a lot of noise so sure they know we are there and we have created programs to help them so we have partnered up with the snap that program and we give cooking classes on line. everything is free to he

but thank you to cory booker. thank you to bill maher. casey means is exactly correct. the numbers speak for themselves. i saw really and thank you even to the new york times for climbing on board. we'll see how long they stay with the game. that remains to be seen. yet. the really interesting thing i saw some people freaking out about that picture you showed with the team on trump. one there with the mcdonald's hamburgers. and look, the worst thing about mcdonald's is that they fry their foods in the seed oils. if they can switch over to tallow, a good proportion of their problem would go away. plus, you can make healthy choices at mcdonald's, but people went absolutely berserk. that poor bobby kennedy was seen with a mcdonald's hamburger. he is not about telling you how to eat. he's trying to help make the food supply more healthy. you're right. it's about the ingredients. it's not really about the food itself. tell me where you think they can have the biggest impact. like there's not going to be we're not going to all of a sudden lose 20 pounds each individually and

look, julian castro, like kamala harris, like cory booker, like so many of them, unsuccessfully ran forzero delegates in 2019. he dropped out in early 2020, endorsed elizabeth warren, and i think is a badly jealous hombre that here comes donald trump for the second time in a row, as our president, i take personal umbrage with what he said about who picks and packs all the food in this country. because i worked on a blueberry farm for eight summers beginning at the age of 12. it was legal. everybody calmed down, and i packed blueberries every summer for eight summers. i know that you have a history of working in these kinds of industries. so this is you know, he's trying to get attention, but also i think he's just dead wrong in saying this. yeah, he's the latest one to use this trope that comes from maybe the 90s or 2000. it's no longer accurate. and it was never relevant. this idea that only illegals can do things like working in carpet mills or laying brick and block or mowing lawns, because those are the things i did before i joined the marine corps. and you know what? i'd still be d

cosponsor and lead legislation with not only senator britt and my mentor, senior senator and friend cory booker colleagues like senators casey, butler, klobuchar, durbin, wyden, and coons to name a few. i go back home and i'm working with these nonprofits, young advocates to better understand both on the front and the root cause the issues related to access to care when they do present with a problem. what i've seen is incredible. as a former staffer, i believe in in this skaugs -- in this institution and the united states senate and i have always believed in this country, especially now. obviously there is more work to do. as i stand on this floor asking for continued action, we need to pass the stop the scroll act and their counterparts in the house should pass the kids online safety act which passed unanimously through the storied chamber. but finally i note just yesterday i introduced a new piece of legislation, the youth revenue transparency act to old big tech accountable. we know the technology companies are finding profit in this crisis. these companies can quantify how much their reven

senator cory booker, thank you for joining us. prediction than i have. you're saying we could get results tonight. i was being a little bit more conservative by calling it -- saying that we could call it maybe tomorrow morning. senator, thank you very much. >>> and the top three issues for voters this election are the economy, immigration, and abortion access, and two out of three are on the ballot right now in arizona. the harris campaign is hoping independent voters motivated by reproductive rights will turn the tides because of ahead of today arizona was the only battleground state where donald trump was leading. you have spent so much time down there for us. you've talked to a whole lot of voters. tell us what you are hearing today on election day. >> well, first of all, hey, katy, i got to tell you guys, i've never been to a polling place quite like this. i want to lay the scene. there are these different groups making last minute pitches to voters as they come in. we have a dj going and turning point action has rented out a

cory booker, saint mary, thanks for joining us. we'll see you again at the bottom of the hour. thank you. >> thank you. all right. let's look at our local elections. now, it appears that two of alameda county's recall elections will be successful. the early results show a majority of voters said yes to recalling oakland mayor xiang tao and pamela price, the alameda county district attorney. ktvu is james torres is in oakland now to continue election coverage on what happens next. james good morning. >> good morning to you, dave. well, the reason for each of these recall elections, at least what we heard from voters, seems to not be all that different. a lot of voters that we've talked to over the last several months tell us that they are looking at these elections against these progressive politicians because of high crime and soft on prosecution policies. let's show you the latest results of what we've seen so far as of this morning, with a little more than 30% reporting, 65% of these voters so far are saying yes to the recall. for xiang tao, those numbers are about the same f

i could ask another question that i just wanted the record to show that cory booker a lawyer by training i'm a baptist by training. i was amended oversea get the rest of your time back. >> duly noted. senator fetterman is voting and i have today and i had to do that soon. i've i have a question for ms. taylor. i'm a big believer that parents should be the mains stakeholder in their own kids education and i'm curious to see if they are more interested in their kids nutrition because both i think would be fair game. what you are taught in and taught in than what you'd eat on what d.c. there like their parents more interested and concerned now and which way is it going? >> absolutely and we helped to push that as well but in the past the food service departments have usually hid behind the rest of the school as we did our job in silence. i'm kind of like mr. booker. i'm not very quiet and i make a lot of noise so sure they know we are there and we have created programs to help them so we have partnered up with the snap that program and we give cooking classes on line. everything is free to

>> i'd be giving them three names, cory booker, wes moore and mitch landrieu. know how to communicate the values of the american people. either of those three people could have beaten donald trump. not saying they would have, but could have. and that's what the democratic party needs. people who understand and come from the community and know how to communicate. >> i know this one name is not on the list that i thought might be -- >> -- schhapiroshapiro. >> -- shapiro, from pennsylvania. >> and maybe gretchen whitmer, the democratic nominee for vice president, he's not on that list. >> frank luntz, great to talk to you this morning, appreciate it. look forward to talking to you very soon, thanks. >>> tech stocks on the move this morning. tesla shares are surging in fact they're up by more than 13% right now. you've also got apple and alphabet higher. apple just narrowly. up and joining to us talk about it gene munster, he's deepwater managing partner. gene, we're talking about the new administration and we have not talked about much on the regulatory overhang a