admiral of the fleet's andrew cunningham -- sir andrew cunningham.of the army george marshall stepped from his plane. general graham somerville. england's foreign secretary, mr. anthony eaton. an american2, 1945, warship arrived carrying president franklin delano roosevelt. he was saluted by prime minister winston churchill. ♪ the conference of the combined british and american chiefs of staff was held at montgomery house. the military plans agreed-upon here were to be unfolded in the weeks to come. ♪ at the conclusion of this conference, many of the delegates left for another conference, which was to have much wider significance, the conference for which malta had been a preparation. ♪ their destination was a russian airport near yalta in the c rimea. mr. molotov was on hand to greet the soviet union's distinguished guests. america's secretary of state. mr. anthony eaton. the flags of the three countries flew over the field, and under them stood together the united states secretary of state, the soviet foreign minister and england's foreign secretar

. >> they're already calling joe cunningham a socialist. they're tossing that around. >> it's not about them calling us -- they called barack obama a socialist. nobody is worried about what they will call us. the fact is that bernie sanders calls himself that. >> that's right. >> and so the party is enveloped in that label. bernie sanders, to joe biden's point, has brought in so much energy to the party. he shifted the paradigm. we now look through a different window. we are way more progressive. to say bakari sellers is progressive because they brought in the auto industry, the stimulus with which we built new schools in south carolina because of or lili ledbetter. there are people -- people are trying to primary nancy pelosi. >> yes. >> right? it's absurd. >> well, it's absurd on one level in terms of party politics, but it's totally understandable. i don't get this bernie is like

. >> we're sitting in joe cunningham's district right now. largest upsets, thanks to one of my good friends tyler jones and amanda and all those people who helped out joe cunningham. he pulled off one of the largest upsets we had during the electoral cycle. >> right. >> that's a fact. if bernie sanders is at the top of the ticket, nancy mays, who is the republican who is going to run for that seat, will beat joe cunningham if bernie sanders is at the top of the ticket. that's a fact. democratic socialism does not play well outside of the twitter sphere. it doesn't play well in these purple districts. and people are starting to understand that. no, he will not do well down ballot. he may win. if he wins, give me a bernie sanders t-shirt, but i am deathly afraid of what will happen for the united states congress, united states house, united states senate. i'm afraid of how that would affect us down ballot. >> they're already calling joe cunningham a socialist. they're tossing that around. >> it's not about them calling us -- they called barack

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the one they point to the most isjack cunningham, had a numberof the most isjack cunningham, had a numbernt roles in cabinet over that period, who cost apparently £79,437, which is an awful lot. they gave themselves a pay rise of about 29%, and there are 110 pay rise of about 29%, and there are iio peers who are known as silent peers, because they haven't actually said anything and yet they are still taking this money. but also there are more coming in, we have the new enablement taking the number to 834, the highest since tony blair acts to the highest since tony blair acts to the majority of the hereditary peers. it is interesting that the sunday times note that in 2015, borisjohnson when sunday times note that in 2015, boris johnson when he was mayor of london called for members who are not really interested in the job being given an offer they can't refuse to step down. yet he is expected to swell their ranks in a couple of weeks. it has the echoes of the big parliamentary expenses. u nfortu nately a of the big parliamentary expenses. unfortunately a couple of these people have alread

cunningham was declared the winner. the proposal now heads to the senate floor. and last summer, state officials ended paperless voting and revealed a 51-million-dollar paper ballot voting system. paper ballots will be used statewide for the first time for the primary. >> when we return -- why people from all over the world want a piece of this peach. when you take align, you have the support of a probiotic and the gastroenterologists who developed it. align naturally helps to soothe your occasional digestive upsets 24/7. so where you go the pro goes. go with align, the pros in digestive health. giant peach, well sort of, right here in south carolina. it's called the "peachoid", a massive water tower that is shaped and painted to resemble a peach. the 135-foot tower is near the north carolina border, in the city of gaffney -- which has a population of about 13-thousand. the city's tourism director says people from all over the world, from countries like, canada, germany, and japan have visited to snap pictures. many recognize the tower from the netflix show, "hou

thanks to you, south carolina, and your election of representative cunningham, by the way -- [ cheersnd applause ] that is democracy in action and because of that we finally got that through the house and that bill is now sitting on mitch mcconnell's desk. so in light of what happened today in mill walk e the mass shooting that you saw here, the mass shootings we see all over the country, i still do not want us to forget the everyday gun violence, the kids that get killed every single day in this country. the victims of domestic violence, the police officer in minnesota whose funeral i attended who showed up at a domestic violence scene because a young woman had called and he had a bulletproof vest on, but the guy with severe mental illness problems shot that officer in the head and when i was sitting in that church i saw his widow go down the aisle with their three little kids and the last time they'd been in that church was for the nativity play with their dad in the front row. domestic violence affects an individual victim, but it affects a whole community and when we look at these

>> yes, the mood is nervous, and cunningham is not the only one. a number of centrist house democrats shared with me both on and off the record that they are very worried about a sanders candidacy, one of them dean phillips of minnesota told me that his district went democratic for the first time since 1958 when he was elected. so more than 60 years. and a lot of those who voted for dean phillips were independents and maybe even some who had voted republican in the past, and they're just not going to go for a socialist candidate. if you look at president trump's rhetoric, he's going to label any democrat a socialist. he call michael bloomberg a socialist. so can you imagine what it would be like if sanders, an actual democratic socialist is at the top of the ticket? that is a very challenging situation for these centrists. it is the centrists who are essential to keeping the democrats' hold on the house. >> it's funny. i do wonder sometimes with these discussions if there is a cautionary element of this too for all of us talking about it, myself ve

we came about because a group of women in the 1850's led by and cunningham saved the house of george washington from destruction and made it a museum, made it open for the public. we are celebrating our 160th year of being a public history site whose mission is to preserve mount vernon and educate people about his legacy. we educate folks on the ground. today, we are going to welcome up to 15 thousand visitors because it is washington's birthday observed. president's day as you call it. we are excited for that. not only can people see the mansion and his tomb where he and martha washington are into them, they can come into this structure which is our education center. the museum itself is extraordinary. story of the enslaved mount vernon. not only washington's changing attitudes, but biographies of some of the people enslaved here. where we are right now is basically a biography of george washington. folks don't learn enough about george washington and their traditional history classes. when they come to mount vernon we want to make sure they learn as much as i can. host: where going

cunningham of south carolina. to house pursuant resolution 844, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. unningham, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, cunningham. mr. cunningham: thank you, mr. chair. i rise in support of my will make hich crystal clear that our men and women in uniform can continue to affected by this bill to conduct the training safe.eed to keep us the underlying bill will designate over a million acres f federally owned land as new or potential wilderness safeguarding these important atural resources for americans to enjoy for generations. but these lands not only provide outdoor recreation areas, they support as an training ground for our armed forces as they prepare to defend our country overseas. bipartisan, commonsense amendment would ensure our military aviators can continue training missions and transfers the more -- traverse 1.3 million acres of wilderness designated by this act. now, this is critical because af

>> joe cunningham himself is in a tough district.e's having to tow that line in areas that have a lot of support for president trump, were long-time republican seats and are now part of this new house majority. from what i hear from people watching his race closely, there is a concern about what a top of the ticket bernie sanders nomination does for a race like that. and they're already in a difficult spot like this to try to deal with a house speaker, nancy pelosi, that joe cunningham didn't support. and trying to make sure she doesn't go to the far left in the democratic party because he's coming from a conservative district. and if there's a nominee like bernie sanders, i feel that's going to make it more difficult. >> i watched bernie sanders, and it's interesting to get your take because you listened as many times as i did in 2016. the bernie sanders speech has not changed very much over the years. it's one of the things his supporters lov supporters love the most about him. and he was campaigning in texas, super tuesday state.

joe cunningham was watching and got into it with us to voice her concerns about what she saw.said that he had come across the border and everywhere was empty, nobody going about, and yet he was standing there not wearing a mask. now, presumably, he will go back to a hotel, maybe get on a flight, thereby potentially spreading it to other people. ijust think it was very foolhardy and i think it was very foolhardy and i think it was very foolhardy and i think it is something that should be addressed. now, bbc news found itself very much in the headlines itself when the announcement of £40 million of planned budget cuts. it is no secret the corporation is under pressure because of various changes to its funding and concerns about addressing declining younger audiences after it was late last week that the victorian publisher shia show was coming to an end, on wednesday, more detail was given about the plan for efficiency savings. there is to be more of a story that approach with less emphasis on dedicated reporting for individual programmes and strands, and a shift of some resource

at national democrats are growing alarmed over the gop ever to prop up smith in a race the cal cunningham has been leading by a wide margin. and democrats believe is best position to take on tom tillis. democrats say john tester told politico you want your strongest candidate and if she's not the strongest candidate it makes it much tougher is party insiders are concerned even if smith doesn't win the nomination her surge could hurt there likely candidate by forcing a better funded cunningham to spend money now that could be used in the general election. respectively says he isn't worried about whoever he may face. >> anybody who wants to go to north carolina and say we want to raise your taxes, take your healthcare away that you are satisfied with, basically reverse what has been an extraordinary three years for job creation, record low unemployment. >> it is important to point out these tactics are not new and both parties have used them in the past, we will see the impact it has this time around when north carolina holds its primary supertuesday. >> political shenanigans are in full sw

we came about because a group of women in the 1850's led by and cunningham saved the house of george washington from destruction and made it a museum, made it open for the public. we are celebrating our 160th year of being a public history site whose mission is to preserve mount vernon and educate people about his legacy. we educate folks on the ground. today, we are going to welcome up to 15 thousand visitors because it is washington's birthday observed. president's day as you call it. we are excited for that. not only can people see the mansion and his tomb where he and martha washington are into them, they can come into this structure which is our education center. the museum itself is extraordinary. story of the enslaved mount vernon. not only washington's changing attitudes, but biographies of some of the people enslaved here. where we are right now is basically a biography of george washington. folks don't learn enough about george washington and their traditional history classes. when they come to mount vernon we want to make sure they learn as much as i can. host: where going

for joe cunningham to be successful this time having someone who is an asset other than anchor at thethe those sort of conversations have been occurring on a much greater frequency since the sanders success in nevada. it's important to remind everyone we've only had about 3% of the delegates chosen. the cats are notorious for being hand ringers over what might have happened in the primary states. i don't view them as particularly reflective of overall demographics of the democratic party and have always said people need to wait until south carolina votes to get a better sense of where the race might be. david: do you have any sense of the level of enthusiasm overall? we had a bit of a disappointment in the caucuses in iowa. it was better in new hampshire. do you have any sense of voter turnout in south carolina? >> it's hard to predict. i think there is interest and enthusiasm. i think people have generally been satisfied with the group of candidates that are out there. there is no kill i'm erring for new candidates to enter the race. they have been pretty pleased with the group. give

joining us right now this morning new jersey state senator, senator cunningham.ced by california early last year and it has now lined three states and two cities, including your own state of new jersey. what is next for this act hoping that it will get there as matthew was saying in all 50 states? >> we're certainly working hard and a lot of people working for that. that is the goal and we feel pretty good about it. so, we're certainly going to make sure that that happens. >> the crown research study found that black women feel this discrimination in the workplace. black women are 30% more likely to be made aware of workplace policy and 83% more likely to report being judged more harshly on their looks than other women. >> absolutely. you know, black women face racism in very different ways and this is discriminatory. it is a racist act in which you're basically told that the hair that dpaud hgod has given the hair you were born with is not good enough. unfortunately, that is the same message we give our children. that you were born with something that is not goo

i see steven, i see john cunningham from the aids group, michael lambert from the library who's going to be having an exhibit at the library, and i think our summer reading program involves parks. we're going to have exhibits from the airport, tom campbell deyoung. we're going to have over 150 of them, and our support and leadership have been support so we can come together for golden gate park, and show how much we love it and how much we can invest in it for the next 150 years. our next thanks is for staff. you're the heart of golden gate park. if it weren't for you -- [applause] >> if it weren't for our working men and women who have cared for it for 150 years -- think about that. and for the sweat and tears our volunteers have put into this for 150 years, it wouldn't be the park that it is, so let's cut our garland. thank you all. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> thank you for coming to the talent dance performance and talent show. [ applause ] >> today's performance and talent show. ♪ >> public recreation has every bit of the talent and every bit of the heart and soul of anything that

not far from vista elementary school and cunningham lake. police think there was a fugitive somewhere in that area. ktvu's alyssa harington is out looking for an updated progress. report. >>> a palo alto woman and her 15-year-old daughter are finally returning home after two weeks of quarantine for the coronavirus scare. >> estera tenada and her daughter reunited with family yesterday. . >> we cry probably out of joy. it was sad. that's what we're going through and i'm happy we're reunited. hopefully nothing's going to separate us again. >> late last month ester and her older daughter were able to get a flight out of wuhan. they flew to march air reserve base where they were then quarantined and then released after being cleared of the virus. >>> time is 4:05. now in san diego a second american has tested positive with the virus. the patient was flown last week and is now quarantined and being treated at uc san diego medical center. the second patient was also flown to miramar but they flew on different planes and they never met. >>> good sa

joining me is britney cunningham, cofounder of campaign soo campaign zero. erin haynes editor at large, the 19th, and sherry mortise, the president of iowa cc one action. thank you all for being here. i have to go to you first, charlie, as sort of a knneutral party here. it does feel like we are living in groundhog day, and the 2016 primaries will never end. >> it really is time for the 2016 election to be over. this is reminding me of the star trek episode with frank gorshen where one guy was white on one side and black opt other, and the other guy was reversed. that's what this is. everybody let it go, seriously. >> and the fact that they can't let it go that this rift in the party is still so raw for both hillary clinton supporters and obviously the candidate, and for bernie sanders supporters particularly he doesn't talk about it as much. it shows that the democrats are not taking a single party into the 2020 election. they're taking basically two parties, which are still at war. this is, you know, this is worse than 2008. >> well, i mean, i think what y

. >> two months later, he heads over to vail and ends up killing 26ear-old ski instructor julie cunningham. >> he was not going to stop. he had more relationships by now with dead women than living women. the hunter was about to become the hunted. in utah later that year he got stopped by a local cop. in his car, a ski mask, handcuffs and panty hose with the eyes cut out. >> we took him in and booked him. i said there's something wrong with this guy. >> that put him on the radar of utah law enforcement. and they had this unsolved abduction of carol. >> carol came to the police station, was shown a lineup and was able to identify bundy as the person who attacked her. >> he was arrested. and charged with the kidnapping of carol. >> at one point, police did show you a photo of the items they found in ted's car. how could he have possibly explained that away to you? >> he tried to just brush it off, you know, i need the crowbar if i get in a wreck, i need to pry cars apart. i need the ski mask when i'm shoveling snow. >> his friends raised money for bail. he returned to seattle to see liz. wha

launched the search at the 2500 block of vista verity drive between valley vista elementary school and cunningham lake. they think the fugitive is confined to that area, and needless to say people are advised to avoid the area. >>> part says a passenger on the train was being by a person with a chain. bart says the suspect asked the passenger for directions then hit him with what may have been a bike lock. the suspect then took off at lake merritt. the passenger was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. the suspect is described as a white man in his 30s wearing a white t-shirt, black sweatpants, a beanie and he was carrying two plastic bags. >>> new information tonight on a pair of street robberies in the east bay. police believe the same man robbed two victims just hours apart. the suspect pointed a gun at a man and demanded he hand over anything of value. now we are learning the same suspect could be one of two men caught on home surveillance video committing a brazen robbery earlier on monday in oaklands diamond district. >> he grabbed him around the neck, and he tried to struggle. >> the

we had a democrat representing the first congressional district in south carolina, joe cunningham. bernie sanders is is worth's nightmare. joe biden is a wonderful man. he be a formidable general election opponent for president trump. i think he could probably help the down ballot democrats more than most people running. looks like biden will bernie will win the nomination unless something happens. if you are a down vote democrat, bernie sanders is your worst nightmare. i think we take the house back with bernie for sure. >> there may be a twisted, as you say unless something happe happens. we all know, we see a lot of twists and turns of these things and we'll see. moments ago i spoke with senator klobuchar and i asked her about the 20 week abortion ban which failed in the senate, which is a bill that you sponsored. here was her response. let's play it out. >> you went there for the vote so would you have voted to ban abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy? >> i would've voted with the democrats on that because roe v. wade is now the law of the land and a lot of these bills are atte

and so these women came together under the leadership of ann pamela cunningham, a national movement, and they said, well, if the men of america won't save the father of our country's house, then the ladies shall. and they did. the mt. vernon ladies association still manages this place. they were able to raise $200,000 from all over the country at the time. you know, they raised it in $1 and $5 and little bits and pieces here and there. they raised it with a lecture series. they raised it by selling flowers. they raised it in all the different ways people raise money today. and ultimately they were able to purchase the house. they came to a final agreement with the family in 1858, and they opened for business for tourists essentially in 1860, right on the eve of the civil war. >> back to your phone calls here on "the washington journal" and c-span 3's american history tv live on the grounds of george washington's mt. vernon. this is reginald from houston, texas. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'd just like to know if george washington and these other presidents had any remorse

number cunningham of south carolina. tiptonnt number 9 by mr. of colorado. chair will reduce to two minutes the minute minimum time by any -- after the first series.ic vote in this the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on mendment number 1 printed in house report 116-395 by the entlewoman from colorado, ms. degette, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 1 printed in house report 116-395 by ms. degette of colorado. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. -- a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned cove

." >> reporter: this week, 45-year- old corey cunningham was rushed to houston methodist hospital, therought here to have his bachelor status removed. ♪ ♪ corey has an incurable brain tumor. he's on home hospice, but the good doctors and nurses at houston methodist brought him back to the chapel and arranged all of this just so corey could cross off the only thing on his bucket list: get married. tyyisha evans is his bride. >> that was the one thing he wanted to do before he died. >> reporter: tyyisha and corey dated seven years, and although he knew he wanted to marry her from the moment they met, she turned down his proposal nearly a dozen times. >> because his job was more important. >> reporter: corey worked in oil and gas, traveled the world and made good money. >> money was everything to corey. >> reporter: but not to her. tyyisha always said she would never marry a guy who was never around. >> and my husband... >> reporter: so what changed? >> to have and to hold... >> reporter: it's not what you think. tyyisha says pity played no part in her change of heart. she said corey stil

hold north carolina like yes hold colorado yes old arizona so if you lose this time tell us of cal cunningham or whatever our nominee is he could lose control of the senate and then you know trump if he were president in the 2nd term would have a different situation right well makes a. so it's good strategy fill up a coffee shop will open a grand am access coffee shop i hear right raleigh right role in charge a box for a cup of coffee that's what the higher it's a very good the higher you are are higher than than 5 bucks starbucks oh yeah much higher but that's how i make money all right are we going to thanks for being on the kaiser report great to be here that's going to do it for this edition of the has a report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest randy waller yes if you want to read just twitter you just look at kaiser report and i'm at real max kaiser on twitter. and so less time. as the election cycle rages on the media highlights or even invents what they deem to be important even radical what they don't tell you is how the political center is collapsing in tod

cunningham will vote on this particular primary.ack in 2016, on the democratic side, 61% of voters, based on exit polls, were african-american. i think there will be some -- there was some discussion and i think it could be around the same percentage. some of the white republicans might come in and vote in this particular contest, so i'm excited to see the exit polls released this evening to see what's the breakdown of south carolina voters and is it under 60% or over 60% african-american? african-american vote will be critical in south carolina, but i'm curious to see how many white folks who wade into both the democratic and the without as primaries republican contest. ont: let's hear from derek the democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning, jesse. host: go ahead, derek. caller: bloomberg is really pouring in in virginia. we recently in virginia -- i don't know if the democratic nominees that are currently campaigning in south carolina are putting as much emphasis in the state of virginia, because maybe there is a level

hold north carolina like yes hold colorado yes old arizona so if you lose this thom tillis of cal cunningham or whatever our nominee is he could lose control of the senate and then you know trump if he were president in the 2nd term would have a different situation right well makes a. so it's good strategy fill up a coffee shop will open a grandiose nexus coffee shop i you're right rolly right roll in charge 8 bucks for a cup of coffee that's what the higher it's a very good the higher you are a liar than than 5 bucks starbucks oh yeah much higher but that's how you make money all right are we going to thanks for being on the kaiser report great to be here that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser reform with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest randy waller yes if you want to reach just twitter you just look at kaiser report and i'm at real max kaiser on twitter it's a life time. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok to sell frac food on my table it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i

hold north carolina like yes hold colorado yes old arizona so if you lose this thom tillis of cal cunningham or whatever our nominee is he could lose control of the senate and then you know trump if he were president in the 2nd term would have a different situation right well makes a. strategy fell off in a coffee shop well up in a grandiose nexus coffee shop right raleigh right role in charge a bucks for a cup of coffee that's what the higher it's a very good the higher you go higher than than 5 bucks starbucks. but that's how i make money all right thanks for being on the kaiser report great to be here that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser reform with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest randy waller yes if you want to reach just twitter you just look at kaiser report and i'm at real max kaiser on twitter and so next time. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. the palestinian president rails against the trumpet ministrations middle east peace plan they're

let's bring in new york stock exchange president stacey cunningham stacey, good to see you. clearly a lot of selling today talk us through what kind of volumes you saw and how you think the market functioned. >> first, while we always prefer markets rising and going up, there's a certain degree of measure when the market picks up and goes down and as a trader, you felt that today. but on perspective, it wasn't that big of a move we talk about the dow being thousand a thousand points and it was the first thousand point drop since february 2018 in february 2018 we were talking about the fact that the dow dropped a thousand points and dipped below 25,000. today we're talking about the fact the dow dropped 1,000 points and dipped below 18,000 so it wasn't so dramatic in the long term. and that's what we continue to see. in turning to the s&p, we were down 33 1/2% at the lows, which is less than half of what it takes to actually trigger a market wide circuit breaker. you have to be down 7% in the s&p 500 to trigger one of these market-wide circuit breakers we and have the seen th

for example right here in charleston where cunningham almost flipped a seat and turn it into a democratict. and across the country. we have house members like that. we have to make sure we help them and have a top of the ticket who helped rathder than hurt. >> let me play one of the moments where you made a similar argument. >> i'll tell you what it adds up to. four more years of trump, the inability to get the senate into democratic hands. the time has come to stop acting like the presidency is the only office that matter. we have a house to worry about. a senate to worry about. >> you're really the only one on the debate stage making the argument not just for yourself. for president. but for democrats down ballot. and particularly the democrats keeping the house. >> i'm a mayor. i know how important the decisions that get made at the state level are. and as a president. none of the things we're saying we're going to do will come to anything. even if we win the white house. if we lose the house and lose ground in the senate. it's so critically important. one of the questions i get the mo

we have a democrat representing the first congressional district in south carolina, joe cunningham.sanders is his worst nightmare, joe biden is a wonderful man and would be a formidable general election opponent for donald trump. would probably help the down ballot democrats more than most people running. looks like bernie is going to win the nomination unless something dramatically changes. if you are a down ballot democrat in the midwest and the south bernie sanders is your breast nightmare. we take the house back with bernie for sure. heather: senator graham predicts republicans will retell the house with 435 seats on the ballot. the gop needs to pick up 21 seats to dethrone democrats. a busy month. rob: calling off the search for a missing 11-year-old boy. investigators plan to look in colorado today for gannon, they postponed their search a day after crime lab investigators removed several items from gannon's home. he was last seen a month ago on a home surveillance camera getting into a pickup truck with his stepmom. police have not said whether foul play is suspected in his d

you have joe cunningham flipped a red this to do blue, one for the democrats in the low country and aood shot at defeating lindsey graham, i went them to have someone at the top of the ticket paying attention to how to make things easier, not harder for them to win. >> does that have an impact in the next couple days or was it just tough tv? >> it is a little noisy up there but at the end of the day there was a chance for a substantive conversation wire visions are different and i value the opportunity to put forward my vision not just for how to win but how to govern. >> of joe biden was the only one press with the question about what happens if he does not been south carolina what is the next week like for you? >> it is important to have a good showing in south carolina and we are here to earn every vote we can and supertuesday is coming in by supertuesday we could be on in a reversible trajectory toward senator sanders must become around an alternative. i'm offering to be an alternative. i the only one who has been them anywhere. >> buttigieg's argument to be the non-bernie democra

take democrat cunningham whose senate position is up this year says he does not want socialism, he doest want bernie sanders at the top of the ticket. they are saying the agenda pushed by percent to raise taxes, including the middle class, to wipe out all student debt, what they're preaching on the campaign trail are saying it simply would not pass, and they're concerned he's offering something that would not pass muster even with their own colleagues. earlier today you played that sound from nancy pelosi. she's trying to make it clear that they would get behind any of the nominees, why she's not concerned about losing the house, that they would have a distinct and separate agenda from a sanders candidate, and the top of the ticket may be pushing something else, but as you know, john, it's difficult for those members down ticket to separate themselves from top of the ticket in an election year as bernie sanders gains steam across the country. >> still relatively early in the process but a little bit of anxiety among the democratic ranks. here's the question. this is that, quote, unquote

but this is also the hometown of walter cunningham, the astronaut on apollo seven, just before we were on our way to going to the moon, he is from here. that's pretty cool. you also have the largest true value hardware store i have seen anywhere in iowa. i do not know why that is. but we really, we thank you for having us here. but on the way here, i -- the story came on radio that the democratic national party has decided to suspend their rules -- you have to have so many donors to show that you have wide support. and you know, bernie has more donors than any candidate running this year. more donors donating more money. $18 a donor. the smallest amount of money. but they have that rule, if you did not like 27 on the stage, there would be 327 on the stage so they have to have rules. one of the rules, let's make sure there are enough people who support this individual, and one way to do that is, if they give five bucks or 10 bucks, if there's enough of them, they removed that rule today. so they can have michael bloomberg on the stage, to allow a billionaire who was elected a republican

i've got with me here, brittany cunningham, co-host of pod save the people. dave corn, washington bureau chief at mother jones. we were just speaking before we went on the air that it was, again, i thought it was a very good debate and very substantive. there were the moments where people went at each other that were clearly kind of teed up, but nothing really past that. >> yeah, it felt like a little bit like they sang kumbaya before they came out onstage, which frankly i think a lot of us were pleased to see. >> exactly because they are trying to appeal to the democratic voter who is super nervous about too much fighting. >> i'm not convinced of that. honestly, i don't get the sense that when people talk about the iowa numbers, people not coming out, bernie got big, big numbers on youth. they beat 2008. but i think there's a lot of democratic voters whose attitude is like, pick somebody. >> yes, totally. let me know when you've got a nominee. >> i'm not so invested in this. i want somebody to run against, and i don't know who. >> in fact, i'll do you one mo

joe cunningham in south carolina, the first district. you have bernie sanders as the nominee. despite that bernie sanders being the nominee and joe cunningham running for re-election in a red district, it doesn't matter bernie will be called a socialist. what matters is that will be repeated across the country throughout lots of congressional dikts that these people in congress are against their own nominee. that's the infighting that republicans want, are salivating, will get if that's the case. lets have a conversation about 2018 and millennials. in 2016 less than 50% of millennials showed up to vote. we got donald trump. in 2018 predictably or unpredictably, 54% of millennials showed up. my question is where the hell were the other 44%? get off your ass and go vote. if they do that in 2020, guess what? bernie sanders can win. if they don't, we get four more years of donald trump. i'm not willing to take that chance. >> we will see what happens. free advice to the sanders campaign. you'll have to find a way to make peace with the general order democrats. you need them. >> th

. >> there is plenty of alarms, joe cunningham saying south carolina and don't want socialism, we wants done and how you're going to pay for them. bernie's proposal, it's not something the country wants and not something i would ever support. others are expecting concern, anthony of new york telling syracuse, he won't support sanders or elizabeth warren, scott peters of california warning sanders is the democratic nominee would be electoral disaster backup at the house majority at risk and dean phillips of minnesota says he has serious doubts that sanders or warren could be president trump and midwestern swing states, nancy pelosi is trying to downplay the heartburn. >> i wither to remind you how it was when republicans have their primary in the last election four years ago and how messy that was. we are, cool, collected and we have faith in the american people. >> bernie sanders is well known on the senate side of the capital where he has served since being elected 14 years ago. democrats in the united states senate or hoping to regain the majority in november and republicans have a 5

that includes south carolina congressman joe cunningham.rat, he said, "south carolina means don't want socialism. bernie sanders will be the nominating." sanders telling "60 minutes" that his style should help the party out in november. >> you are making a lot of democratic voters nervous. >> you have a lot of candidates out there. each candidate has his or her supporters. the way you beat trump is to bring nontraditional voters into the political process. >> harris: the power panel now. matt schlapp, american conservative union chairman and former political director to president george w. bush. university of maryland professor of african-american studies, jason nichols. great to see you both. jason, i'm going to start with you. bernie just wants to help you out. >> well, yes. first of all, as i've said several times on your show, he's not really democratic socialist. in many ways he's trying to expand the programs that have brought decades of prosperity in this country, so he is really trying to emulate the nordic or scandinavian model, wh

we're obviously in charleston today and this is an area held with a seat by joe cunningham in the first district. a seat held by republicans for a long time. so electability, viability and the impact that these democrats running for president will have and down ballot races played a focal role last night at the dinn dinner. >> you're not just a reporter who arrived to cover this primary on saturday. you've been there for a while, you know this state and its quirks. what are we missing about south carolina's voters this primary season? >> well, i certainly think that in the last couple of months this race has become more competitive. we've heard a lot. you know the demographics of the stay. two-thirds of the south carolina demographic electorate is african-american. not everybody votes the same way. we've seen that play out in this race. joe biden is still considered the favorite to win on saturday but that margin between him and bernie sanders has certainly grown a lot smaller and tom steyer has made a lot of play in that state. that's something to keep in mind, how tom steyer has been

national park service, we came about because a group of women in the 18 fifties, led by and pamela cunningham, save the house of george washington from destruction, really, and made it a museum, made it open for the public, so we are celebrating our 158 year of being a public history psych, whose mission is to preserve mount vernon and educate people about his legacy, now, we educate folks on the grounds, and today i'm happy to say that we're going to welcome somewhere about 15,000 visitors to mount vernon, because it is washington's birthday observed. presidents day, as you call it out there, and we are really excited about that. but not only can people see the mansion and his tomb, where he and martha washington are entombed, but they can come into the structure, which is our museum and education center. the museum itself is an extraordinary exhibit right now, called lives bound together, which is the story of the enslaved in melbourne, not only george washington's changing attitudes, but also biographies of people enslaved here. the education center where we are right now is basically a bi

. >> reporter: this week 45-year-old korey cunningham was rushed to houston methodist hospital, the firstght theory have his bachelor status removed. cory has an incurrable brain tumor. he is on home hospice. but the good doctors and nurses at houston methodist brought him back to the chapel and arranged all of this, just so cory could cross off the only thing on his bucket list, get married. tyesha evans is his bride. >> that was the one thing he wanted to do before he died. >> reporter: tyesha and cory dated seven years, and although he knew he wanted to marry her from the moment they met, she turned down his proposal nearly a dozen times. >> because his job was more important. >> reporter: cory worked in oil and gas, travelled the world, and made good money. >> money was everything to cory. >> reporter: but not to her. tyesha always said she would never marry a guy who was never around. >> and my husband. >> reporter: so what happened. >> to have and to hold. >> reporter: it's not what you think. tyesha says pity played no part in her heart. she said cory still had to prove he was the

mark kelly in arizona, cal cunningham in north carolina, they were asked with a support sanders if theye forced to say yes. they would have to basically adopt whatever he stands for anything for bloomberg to win, a kind of goes with what sanders said. bloomberg is going have to go full bernie to make sure the base that bernie represents comes and shows up at the polls. it's going to be hard. >> dana: an avowed socialist and out and about capitalist. latino support for president trump is improving and it's gotten better and he's doing better mccain and romney did. this is from the atlantic. basically 30% support him. could it be a big difference maker for the president in 2020? >> if it was 30%, it would be seismic. given the election. the conventional wisdom is he can't possibly appeal to nonwhite voters but the conventional wisdom is so often wrong with this president that you could make a long list of those pictures that turn out to not be the case. this president is a good story to tell. employment is a record high for nonwhite voters. criminal justice reform is a priority for many a