joe will be on the tour with bill de blasio.lity and issue that hillary clinton from the non--- can win on -- is inequality and issue that hillary clinton can win on? as a country where we aspire to go up in income and status, people always want to do that and they do not blame the people who are successful or wealthy. but nonetheless, there's so much out there about income inequality. the figures are just staggering. the degree to which it is so hard now, where unlike my parents who could do that and my generation, we could go up in class. it is very hard to move out of the lower working class these days. hillary will get on the right side of that. in a more gentle way then bill de blasio and elizabeth wharton want her to do. they are like the club for growth and evangelicals of the republican party and tea party. this is the only time that you can pull your candidate to the right or the left. they are taking this opportunity right now to pull hillary to the left. the general audiences on, it's over for them. came to ther, we s

i'm proud to be here with you, mayor de blasio. work to do to address income inequality and, yes, racial injustice where we see poverty rates two and three times the rates in communities of color african-americans and latinos than white americans. so we have to address these inequalities head on and fight for economic justice for all. this agenda the progressive agenda, does just that. we lift people off of the floor by raising the minimum wage and fighting for a living wage. we're not talking just about the minimum wage rate. we're talking about a living wage. people deserve to be able to feed their family, pay their rent, buy a home, and live the american dream. that's what the progressive agenda stands for. we support families with educational opportunities from preschool and head start to affordable college. we also advance some basic tax fairness by ending corporate welfare. that's what a pros sieve agenda does. it combats income inequality and restores the opportunity to live the american dream by investing in families instea

bill de blasio will join the table.ughts on many issues, the racial unrest that many believe is about to get worse. the point to which free speech crosses the line. and the course of the 2016 election. is de blasio ready to endorse his former boss hillary clinton? and also joining us joe manchin and envoy george mitchell on his new book "the negotiator." that and much much more coming up straight ahead on "morning joe." ♪ thank you for being a sailor, and my daddy. thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are thankful for many things. the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. our world-class service earned usaa the top spot in a study of the most recommended large companies in america. if you're current or former military or their family, see if you're eligible to get an auto insurance quote. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so

thank you, mayor de blasio et al. my brothers and sisters in the progressive movement the 2 million members of seiu and attends and thousands of courageous activism that are hitting the streets month after month to fight for a more just america. we are proud to stand today and sign this pledge to combat income inequality. we know that the promise of america is being threatened each and every day. it's been undermined by big corporations and the wealthy few who have read the rules of our economy and democracy -- rigged -- so they can siphon off for themselves most of the money that our work creates invoices that we each have in our democracy. that promise is stunted by the persistence -- persistent existence of structural racism in this economy and democracy that continues to take the lives and futures of black americans in this nation, and by the broken immigration system that persists in keeping millions of immigrants in the shadows of our nation. the crucial debate that is underway in our nation is being prosecuted

. >>> what exactly is bill de blasio up to with a new manifesto for progressives? >> i think there is a earning for a set of solutions >>> the state that banned banning fracking. deflategate is out. it looks bad for tom brady. what does the nfl do now? >> i am very comfortable saying, nobody did it as far as i know. i don't know everything >>> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. baltimore, tonight, is officially, legally back to normal. though that doesn't mean anything has been fixed. earlier today, maryland governor, larry hogan, lifted the state of emergency he imposed on baltimore nine days ago after protests following gray's funeral turned violent. >> now is the time for us to come together and to focus on solutions. we must also look to turn the corner and work together to make important strides to heal our communities and begin to address the many long-term problems and issues >>> also, cbs corporate just announced it will rebuild the baltimore owe locations that with severely damaged after rioting, one of which became

she can put identity de blasio and say no this is a joint effort. so one thing, though that i think the democrats need to be very careful about is assuming that republicans can't talk about these issues that they -- that she and de blasio outlined in this op-ed. so democrats are very concerned that republicans are coopting their messages on the middle class, on economic -- which republican? >> i think jeb bush is doing it quite well. >> what specific is -- >> he took -- yeah. at this point, it is a lot more general talk of providing economic opportunity to the poor, to making sure that people who are born poor are not condemned to a life of poverty. and it's a message that marco rubio has. it's a message that rand paul has. >> in terms of from a policy perspective, we aspire to give you policies from ronald reagan's day that will do these things. >> the pomzs are vastly different. and i don't want to leave any ambiguity there. what was in the op-ed today that de blasio and elizabeth warren wrote, almost none of those policies would be something that

so thank you mayor de blasio. >> thank you mayor. mayor nan whalen of dayton, ohio. >> thank you, mayor de blasio. in dayton, ohio, we have the lowest unemployment in we are here with the mayor and close friends to launch the progressive agenda. give all the members of congress and the progressive agenda a round of applause for putting this together. income inequality threatens the character of the country as well as our economic future. now, 95% of the gains since the great depression went to the top 1% of the economic ladder and wages for the nation's working families remaining stagnant. this cannot continue. the discrepancy partially results from the ongoing crisis in the job market. that's why propose a full employment legislation for everybody in america to either have a job or get trained for a job. full employment. that's the way out of what we're in right now. now, despite all of the progress made by this administration and sometimes by us we've got 20 million americans that are unable to find full-time employment. and that's

thank you, mayor de blasio for your leadership. thank you for your leadership.lso want to say how much i appreciate his commitment as he underscores to conclude schools, not jails as a part of his agenda as we move forward. young people who are marching across this country, the overwhelming majority of them peacefully, are heartbroken about the doors that have been closed to them. they they can't talk about income inequality because many of them can't get a job. and many of them can't get a job because they have a felony conviction. -- go to just six times more often. that's an economic issue. it's not just a justice issue. when you can't get a job because you have a felony. you can't get a student loan because you the conviction. you can't even rate -- rent an apartment, that's not just racial justice issue companies and economic justice issue. it's impossible for us to raise the floor on the working middle class, and there's a big hole cut in the floor called mass incarceration. so i am proud to be part of a movement that when it says equality for all, it incl

neil: you don't think de blasio is on the cover? the big bird. neil: he's been on the cover. >> barack obama there was a sensation around him. i'm sure he's doing this to enhance his national profile. but he's not going to run now. >> wasn't he in iowa? wasn't he in iowa? he's in iowa. >> mitt romney was running. neil: well yeah, hillary clinton will not get the democratic nomination. >> what's he doing in iowa eating corn? neil: thank you thank you. >> charlie, he believes it charlie. don't be living in the cave charlie. >> he believes a lot of things. neil: such a manhattanite get out of manhattan. all right guys, tax the rich and spend on the poor. it does seem to be the cornerstone of that de blasio plan and popular with those on the left. this as our federal debt is projected to top $20 trillion by 2035, and a lot of that because the entitlement programs, hadley says it is time to put the failed war on poverty to rest. richard fowler says, well it is time actually to put hadley to rest. he doesn't say that. hadley, you first on this, you thi

john: mayor de blasio just laid out his version of a contract with america.ber one, will you sign on to that contract or do you think that contract is not even go quite as far as you think it needs to go? bernie sanders: i talked to bill de blasio and i think he is doing a great job pushing the progressive agenda appeared i have not seen all the details but i will tell you 3, 4, 5 months ago, we put out what we called an agenda for america which is probably fairly close on most details in terms of what mayor de blasio is talking about. the bottom line is when you have 99% of all new income going to the top 1%, and the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%, clearly clearly, clearly, if we are going to have a sustainable moral economy, you have to deal with the situation of income inequality and wealth in america. mark: one last question for you on a serious topic. the only thing more important than transpacific trade is the state of your favorite football team. the nfl came down as what some have seen as a crony and penalty for deflategat

president obama here in new york mayor de blasio.sharpton who is a known anti-coppage territory from way back and i think the combination now has been very powerful. look what eric holder did in ferguson, missouri tried to diet the whole police department. with you have antipolice department man trap. the people who buy into this, they are turning violent. some of them are hearing sort of a dog wants whistle and they're attacking the police. new york city five police officers have been shot in the last five months. three of them fatally including officer moore. >> that stop and terrific they did away with that makes it much easier to carry a gun on the streets. do you believe that president obama and mayor de blasio and other people who have criticized police are doing it because they sincerely think police officers are bad? or they just playing to their constituency? >> look. there are some bad police officers. but i think the broad brush has been the problem. i think that the president and the mayor al sharpton the three i single o

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but she was still able to graduate due to standards lowered by mayor de blasio. he's just winning, isn't he? you have a quick thought on this. >> a very quick thought. the house is burning. what do you want someone who is quota or capable? apparently -- i feel bad for her if she is not, i don't want that person on the other side of the burning wall. think of this. >> well she's not going to carry you out. >> think life and death. do you want the one that went in because of the quota or because they are capable? >> every time i've been rescued -- >> that's not what you call rescuing kimberly? >> i got rescued. my toaster caught on fire and the alarm went off and they said come to the firehouse and we did and it was fantastic. it ruins the backdrop thing. >> yes. they came to your house because you're so hot, they had to put you out. >> let's make a deal. let's have quotas in professions where lives are not at stake. club deejay knock yourself out. but firemen, police officers doctors, pilots competence matters more than anything and that should matter. i think thi

new york city mayor bill de blasio joins us. many are calling the progressive version of the gop's contracts in america. >> and he is actually siding with elizabeth warren in a big way. a lot of people are starting to question what his next step is in politics when he's trying to get to a national stage. >>> plus wageing war by remote control t. chief of staff of the air force weighs in on the rise of armed drones and what it means for america's military. >>> and jeb bush still in hot water over his comments whether he would have gone to war in iraq. we got john highland here. we will break it down when we return. has really stepped up! check out fusion and find out why ford is the brand more people buy, and buy again. i like the grill. the sexy look to it. epa-estimated 37 miles per gallon on the highway. are you serious? fusion is amazing. my opinion of ford has dramatically changed. take the ecoboost challenge at your ford dealer. and for a limited-time get a fusion with zero for sixty plus one-thousand bonus cash plus seven-

elizabeth warren joins bill de blasio in washington. senate expected today on the so-called fast track authority, a vote that pits the white house against congressional democrats. joining me live nbc news senior political editor mark murray. i gave a bunch of titles that were not yours. let's start off with some of the conservatives going after jeb bush regarding his comments on the war in iraq. >> tamron this is fascinating. the conservatives are going after jeb bush on his comments on the iraq war saying he would have authorized the 2003 invasion because the question was set up to say, knowing what you know now and a lot of conservatives, including the washington examiners byron york end up pointing out even george w. bush himself ended up saying the intelligence was false and wrong, with kind of the falling line is that you know the intelligence was false and wrong, you probably wouldn't have authorized the 2003 war. >> yeah to your point, byron york wrote as for whether hillary clinton would have authorized the invasion it's hard to

and that's not de blasio that's me.o another. >> we can agree to disagree. >> if i can get in here for a second, i'm going to push back on jimmy just a little bit. i don't think it's a bad idea for democrats from different parts of the spectrum to push out what they -- what their agenda and push out what they want hillary clinton to talk about. she is not going to have a very big candidate running against her. so that means that some of the groups and some of the people who represent different parts of the party are going to have to push. and here is why it's good for hillary clinton. because at some point she is going to lay out her agenda enough that people like bill de blasio are going to be happy and feel like she has actually answered the questions. and when he comes on board the hillary clinton campaign, that is going to matter. that's going to matter. >> we can have different opinions, but we can't have different facts. jimmy williams and jamal simmons, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you very much. >>>

>> well, i would say this is more about bill de blasio than about bill. what bill de blasio wants his future to look like which is not just the mayor of new york city but a voice for progressives around the country. i think he viewed his election in many ways that he embraced a very progressive agenda in a democratic primary and one extremely convincingly. i think he wants to be sort of an elizabeth warren-like figure. sort of holding hillary clinton accountable for the left. being a spokesman and representative for the left. who knows what he would like to parlay that into beyond being the mayor of new york city. clearly, he has other intentions. >> thank you, chris, ruth. >>> one of the most powerful men of his time texas congressman jim wright he was the majority leader, then the speaker of the house from 1987 to 1989 when he was forced to resign because of an ethics scandal. a move he later said may have been a gross misjudgment. >> the nation has important business. can't afford these distraction ss. that's why i offer to resign. >> there were people

obviously, mayor bowser much newer than mayor de blasio. the governor plans to do the same with his counter parts at the governor level. in terms of where we are right now, we will continue for some time out here. we will continue but at 1:00 in the morning in darkness, it is a more difficult operation. in the meantime, ntsb as i mentioned earlier has already deployed a team. they are on their way to philadelphia with a full team, with equipment and we've also, working with amtrak, ordered some equipment. again, obviously trying to operate cranes and other heavy equipment in the middle of the night. not the safest thing in the world to do. so much of that operation will take place in the morning. in terms of any further updates, we would anticipate for the moment that we will provide an update somewhere in the 11:00 a.m. time frame. there will be no other updates tonight. we have no other information. and you all will do what you do but there's nothing else for to us report or to give you and nothing else really to see. we're anticipating p

you hear mayor bill de blasio in new york talking about the same things.may see hillary clinton aggregate all of that and come out with a tightly hung message that i think does walk that line between going too far to the left but being an attractive general election candidate. >> for 35 years i had republican elected officials, candidates and operatives tell me that this is a center right country, which helpless developments in when -- hems democrats in when they have to draft their messages. is that true given the stats you quoted earlier, about where americans are on economic issues. and adding to the hopper gay marriage is it that same center right country they were confident in in national presidential years? >> i'll guess we'll have to see, on the economic immigration issue maybe the center oished. you look at i.s.i.s. or the exchanges in the middle east across the board republicans, democrats or bernie sanders, who is to the left of the establishment on most issues supports the plans of bombing i.s.i.s., the strategic strikes, so on issues like that

but there was not mayor bill de blasio. this did not go over well in some circles.reports that the couple are largely no-shows at new york city's high society affairs which some see as a snub to the philanthropic community. kevin, bill de blasio was not wearing his finest last night, therefore he is snubbing new york's elite. >> first of all, isn't it sort of -- it's a costume type of -- >> well this one was sort of the focus was chinese influence on fashion. chinese design. >> i don't know. i feel like you get to -- don't you become mayor so you can just go oh, i'm not going to that. >> yes that's the point of being mayor. >> just so he can go you know what -- >> i feel like this is a broader criticism, david of mayor de blasio, who i think some of new york's wealthiest do not think has been sufficiently deferential enough to the top of the upper crust of new york society. >> it seemed to me like a bad scene out of the last batman movie. you know with .01 percenters saying the mayor is identifying too much with the rabble of new york city and not their own crowd. i

obviously, mayor bowser much newer than mayor de blasio. in terms of where we are right now, we will continue for some time out here. we will continue but at 1:00 in the morning in dark gs it is a more difficult operation. in the meantime ntsb as i mentioned earlier has already deployed a team. they are on their way to philadelphia with a full team with equipment and we've also working with amtrak ordered some equipment. again, obviously trying to operate cranes and other heavy equipment in the middle of the night. not the safest thing in the world to do. so much of that operation will take place in the morning. in terms of any further updates, we would anticipate for the moment that we will provide an update somewhere in the 11:00 a.m. time frame. there will be no other updates tonight. we have no other information. and you all will do what you do but there's nothing else for to us report or to give you and nothing else really to see. we're anticipating probably an 11:00 a.m. update based on any other information that we accumulate overnig

tech companies have spoken out against this last rule in a new letter sent to bill de blasio.was signed by facebook and yelp. they said this will stifle innovation and the progress it brought to new york city. this is why the entire internet has come together to protest the de blasio administration's rules. internet companies should not have to ask the government for permission to innovate. the rules were debated at a public hearing today. so, what happens next? joining me is the former chair and commissioner of the new york taxi commission and the special collections partner and investor in lyft. what was the feeling at this event? guest: most people were in favor of the rules with the exception of a couple of silicon valley interests that came forward and expressed concerns. they listened to those concerns and said that they will make an amendment with changes to not stifle innovation but also to for the first time a think in , this country's history to my knowledge, regulate an actual app. i cannot think of any industry where it has been done before. that's clearly why ther

do you think what he said about de blasio bringing this up again, do you think that's warranted? >> i think there are political decisions being made when they overstep. you can't be anti-police when a police officer got shot in the head and was killed. all of a sudden, all of your romantic progressive, anti-authoritarian methods don't work. conservatism are like the two trees that keep the liberal hammock up and once you start attacking those trees, which are basically law and order and personality responsibility and character, everything falls apart the hammock can't hold. as they are watching the world crumple and the police under siege and the police wondering what are we doing this for, a cop gets shot you're mayor de blasio the cops don't like you, you're a progressive who is anti-police and has been you demean the police and then you've got to walk it back for the sake of his own hyde. it drives me nuts. we've had this thing in baltimore and in sectiontexas, when you talk about isis you're talking about bad apples in islam. when you talk about the police you talk about the

and two of us go after them. >> why do i have to sit next to mayor de blasio? >> such a figure of stability. >> really? not with him in the room. [laughter] >> do question of 20 seconds left? you're wrong on brady. >> theory was correct and correct with roger goodell strikes at the integrity of the game and he must be punished for it. >> you can't call the familiar by a what tom did. >> what brady did strikes up integrity of the game that is not a court of law and not proven beyond a reasonable doubt. [inaudible] >> wrap me because i go over or wrap me because they disagree with what i'm saying? >> no we have a hard break coming up that is it. [laughter] >> love you. >> the young man not bad at all. >> moving on. up next more reports that say yes the obama administration was not telling truth over the bin laden raid. one pakistanis knew, two, one year before that raid someone told the cia where bin laden was hiding. full details coming up next. new york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income t

both de blasio and d.c. mayor muriel bowser expressed condolences for the families who had loved ones on the train that originated in d.c. headed for new york. >> those of us who live on the train line from washington philly to new york it's very personal for all of us. we have all taken that train. >> while we don't know what the causes were of last night's accident, we do know that investing in our infrastructure is critically important each and every day. sam: they complain that the u.s. spends a fraction on infrastructure compared to europe and china. and de blasio raised the question whether safety is being compromised by that lack of investment. reporting live from capitol hill sam ford abc7 news. leon: thank you for that sam. in contrast to the comments comments from washington, a few moments ago we heard philadelphia mayor michael nutter asking question about amtrak and the safety measures and the infrastructure with regard to am trok using the corridor today. he said today is not the day to talk abo

i was struck by what mayor de blasio said about rewarding work. a lot of the republicans who want to talk about poor people and demonize them as if they don't want to work in fact they do want to work but they want work to pay for them and i think that's one of the reasons why this is a unifying issue. it trumps all these issues to demonize the poor because what they want is jobs that they can raise their families on. >> well i think it has been a highlight day from your session with the president to the progressive agenda to what senator warren did to the president sitting down right now with democratic leaders of the senate. again, a common agenda for working people to have livable wages. we can debate specifics on how we get there, but i think we've established the goal line for america today. congresswoman lee and e.j. dionne, thank you both. >> thank you. >> breaking news. no charges for the officer who shot and killed an unarmed teen. moments ago the victim's family spoke out and they have questions. also tonight tom brady fighting back. he'

i watched de blasio -- let's talk about this for a second.officer being killed on tv. he was forthcoming. he said it's a tragedy, horrible awful. and then he went into the race thing again. he said we need to instruct our police officers how to handle race, people of color in the community. the very moment he's talking about officer moore. >> that's his automatic default position. as richard should know, and i'm certain he does know respect is a two-way street. the reciprocity and respect between the community and police can't be diminished on either side. the police have to respect, and the community has to respect -- >> i agree. i agree. >> respect is earned. have these guys not earned the respect of you on the left? >> i'm not saying all police officers deserve respect. in the community when a man is choked to death, for 11 minutes, saying, i can't breathe, i can't breathe, you have to understand where the community is coming from. i think this is the conversation that's missing. >> these officers keep millions of people safe. richard pick

al sharpton made no effort to calm to unite he hurled rhetoric and including this remark to mayor de blasio about his -- mixed race son. >> if dante was not your son he would be a candidate for a chokehold. we've got to deal with that reality. lou: that reality? al sharpton is in baltimore, in that "reality," without a fact in his possession, he is already claiming what happened with freddie gray is important of part of a national problem. >> we're trying to act like these are problems you can handle in isolation there must be a national response to a national issue we can't keep running like hamsters -- >> no one knows what happened with freddie gray, except for the investigators that report by those shirt something odd -- 30ing something odd detectives is now with the state prosecutor. unemployment rate for young black men in baltimore is aastonishing 37 dollars% they need jobs there, not the rhetoric of someone who represents so-called -- progressive policies of the past. policies that have led to high unemployment. led to a disgraceful lack of public safety, and a run away crime rate in

i know you were involved with some of the goings on today with elizabeth warren and bill de blasio.th warren seems to have won a major battle president obama seems to have lost. who is leading the democratic party today? >> well, you know the people out there looking for a better economic life, they're the ones propelling elizabeth warren me bill de blasio everybody. when you talk to people who look at a check on friday and it's just not going to meet the expenses of their family and it's because of trade deals and stuff like that and low pay, they're the ones who are really leading the game now. i think that today's outcome in the senate was very welcome and i was happy to see it. >> congressman, does that mean that president obama is not on the side of those people because he was pushing for this trade deal? >> you know, president obama's done a lot of great things. he has helped issue executive orders that exclude bad federal contractors. raised the pay of people who work for federal contractors. he's done a lot of good things. but we just have a very different opinion about this

you've got senator elizabeth warren and now new york city mayor bill de blasio who co-authored an op-edinimum wage, paid family leave, investigating in education, called how to revive the american dream and mayor de blasio is unveiling his version of a contract with america here in d.c. this week. what effect do you think this has on her? >> this gets back to something you were saying, greta. >> maybe that's obvious. maybe we just pointed it out. >> i don't think this is for the voters at home. it's very much for activists, people within the democratic party and i think it's signaling. warren and de blasio pushing clinton from the left, she will almost certainly adopt those positions both to signal potential competitors like governor o'malley that listen, i have the left lane covered, there's no room for you. to activists, she's not only saying i'm on your side but by publicly making these statements and commitments, if she is president in 2017 they now have a hook. they have a way to say, you owe us something and you need to do something about it. >> also at this point it really is an

we heard from an economist with de blasio and one talking about income inequality.is really about policies and not economics. how do you think this will wind up playing into the presidential election? >> many republicans talk about income equality. they would like to see hiring costs and it has been something both parties have talked about the solutions being proposed by maier de blasio and elizabeth warren and others are pretty far to the left. in most cases, hillary clinton supports these things been i would suspect if they keep up the pressure, she will feel the pressure and make them a bigger part of her platform. on many of the issues, peel to the broader electorate. scarlet: what is the biggest distinction between how republicans look at this versus democrats? >> it is certainly the case democrats would like to see a higher minimum wage, more focus on the fort will care act and reinforcing that, and on things equity. on the republican side, generally, they would like to see lower taxes, less regulation, and their believe was not about trying to tinker, but to

as democrats bill de blasio and elizabeth warren unveiled a leading democratic contender. >> we'll be calling on leaders and candidates to address these issues to stiffen their backbones, to be clear and to champion these progressive policies. >> reporter: republican jeb bush estimates he's done 20 press cagles with reporters. >> i don't have a protective bubble like mrs. clinton has and don't have round table discussions where i get to pick who comes and stream the questions and the press has to behave a certain way. >> reporter: the only female candidate on the republican side carly fiorina, needs to do more interviews yet the numbers are still staggering with fiorina conducting 21 press interviews while hillary has taken zero. top clinton officials tell fox she'll eventually take questions from the media but for now has been taking queries from actual voters. >> i was wondering what were the policies that you had for children with disabilities. >> reporter: many of the voters have been carefully selected by the clinton campaign why is why the only democratic candidate has been far

in so doing, de blasio is ignoring requests from the city council.ning to the latest developments in baltimore. loretta lynch announced the justice department will conduct an investigation into the baltimore police force searching for discriminatory policing practices and patterns. joining us, michael the former us attorney general under george w. bush. former district court judge in the u.s. district court for the southern district of new york. michael, let me ask you to begin with. this request by a mayor of the doj to investigate a department that she has been responsible for for five years. does that strike you as unusual? is it unusual? >> it's unusual in my experience. and it strikes me from the standpoint of that local official down right bizarre. usually you find political officials resisting that kind of thing than encouraging it. and the commissioner himself appointed by this mayor, the question just compounds themselves. why could -- is there a question here of whether the doj should even be responding to politically charged moments like t

and this could explain why bill de blasio hasn't been effusive in praise for hillary clinton.raise for hillary clinton. is this cross-country tour meant to be talking up progressive talking points and sure sign as any he is ready to challenge hillary clinton. move over bernie sanders. you, to

anyway, it is a progressive contract with america presented by bill de blasio featuring 13 agenda itemsof the things that you might be familiar with. paid family leave, 15-dollar minimum wage, higher taxes on the bridge, union friendly loss, oppositions to trade bills and immigration reform. it's quite a wish list and we are probably requiring more than just higher taxes on wealthy. but these are the central issues of our time and at the heart of what america will become and what we are going to be fighting about over the next couple of years. i think it's pretty interesting and that brings us to our next "the real real deal." most recently we have seen this in england last week, israel, indonesia, india, this guy thought he was in the tea party. but we have our all-star panel and we're going to talk about this. and i think this is your first time on the show, nice to have you. and back and ready to go, are fox news contributor. president obama said there is a role for free markets but it must include this public and private kind of thing that he talked about so much. on the other end o

in new york in particular the mayor de blasio was stern with protesters.u will listen to police. you must obey the police. this is non negotiable. he was arrested two years ago. >> and down here christine, i cannot say this enough everyone is working so hard to keep the situation here calm. you have protest leaders working hard for calm. you have the clergy and collected officials like elijah cummings and law enforcement trying to keep things under control and keep an applicablemamicable relationship. >> thanks john. i want to tell you what is happening with the cvs employees in baltimore. they are still getting paid after the stores were burned down. two locations sustained such heavy damage during the riots, they remain closed. cvs is paying the 45 workers for the regularly scheduled hours. no word on how long they will keep paying them but the company says they could transfer all of the workers to nearby stores. some have started working at other locations. both closed stores were among the few options residents had for medications and groceries. >>> be

>>'s be clear about what de blasio -- the mayor of city of new york wants more money for the mayor of city of new york. his comments have very little to do about this crash that killed seven people. has a lot more to do him wanting money from the federal government for the mta. one of the most bloated public transportation systems in the country. it has feather bedding. michael good win and were talking about in the green room how poorly run it is. he wants to turn this crash into a funding program for the city of new york. melissa: meanwhile latest report on pork-barrel spending is out. a few questionable expenses don't paint a pretty picture of washington. blake berman is in the nation's capitol with more on this. blake? >> melissa, there are two dozen examples in the "pig book," released by citizens expense government waste. the price tag are millions of dollars each. here are two examples. the dinnally commission, probably never heard of it. it is in alaska. it received 2.$6 billion to build infrastructure there. here's the catch, it is own inspector general recommend in 2013 the

so in my sense i can't do anything about it except to say upon it in new york or to mayor de blasio orpresent obama or to our congress, make us when we turn on the switch it's not a meeting security. so that's a true when we come everything we do there's a limit to what we can do individually because we are part of the complex systems. how people -- people write to me all the time you're a hypocrite. you flew ex-wife nancy. i'm going to stay in their place. i believe in them. i believe going to different places but the point is that airplanes could use advanced biofuels. so there's a solution. elon musk told me last month airplanes, if we get to the following specs on batteries could be electric power. i believe him as he knows what he's doing. so the point i want to that is that as individuals our first job is as citizens. our second job is as professionals to insist on the changes that are needed on the scale that is needed at the time horizon that's needed to really get the job done. and the problem is our governments don't really want to hear this too much. if you go to your board

. >> and we have several special guests including mayor bill de blasio and george clooney. >>> and, of course, all of this morning's news which begins with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> wow. look at that. >> w ge'veot one on the ground. there it is. >> reports of severe storms slam sothe rnuthe plains. >> tornados knocked out power. several streets are impassable. >> nearly 200 miles of flash flood warnings. >> the cleanup, a large oil spill. >> for the 21,000 gallons of crude oil that spilled into the ocean. >> takata recalled nearly 31 million cars over bad airbags. >> i want those e-mails out. >> for the first time in three weeks hillary clinton addresstook questions from the media. >> i'd like to make sure you watch his show real estate than ou r show. david's the best and you should see him. >> we couldn't squeeze you in for this bit. >> the cruhiz sp ran aground in bermuda and hit a reef. >> all of the passengers are safe and they have returned to court. >> the patriots will not be appealed. there's no way out. >> all that -- >> a shot? >> sure. >> i had dinn