and so she had the same job that de blasio has. de blasio simply seized the microphone to try to let people know he's running for president. and she hung in there i think very solidly all the way through the debate on every issue that came her way. >> what are the rumors about her ties to or sympathies toward putin and russia? is that -- >> that's odd. she went to meet with assad.

de blasio knows who is doing this.argely -- the violence is being done by black and latino kids and occasionally a cab driver. he is playing a game. this is political season. he is in say anything mode. >> tucker: isn't that the same as lying to whip up race hatred? >> de blasio has done a lot of this. he is pushing the same kind of rhetoric in the schools. he claims there is a lot of racism in the uft. >> tucker: that's the teacher's union? >> yes. >> tucker: is there evidence? new york city is the most sophisticated city in the new york. everything is should. is there data to prove this? >> no, there is no data to prove overt racism. if black students are not attending the best schools because they are not doing well on the tests, according to de blasio that's white supremacy. if anti-semitic is up it's because of white supremacy. >> tucker: if you go to the parks, do the leaders of the ha siddic communities believe the problem is the ku klux klan? >> no, they know who is attacking them. it's the same story for 60 ye

she had the same job de blasio had. de blasio seized the microphone to let people know he's running for president. she hung in there very solidly all wait through the debate on every issue that came her way. >> what about the rumors about her ties to or sympathies toward putin or russia? >> she went to meet with assad. >> conspiracy theory, is it

mayor de blasio: the party of equality? >> yes! mayor de blasio: it party of working people?io: it is time in south carolina and in this country to put money back into the hands of working people. [applause] your de blasio: i guarantee , if you talk about investing in working people and in our communities, you talk about the things that will help people, health care and education, better jobs, you talk about those things you will him forces -- you will hear voices that say we cannot afford that. there is not enough money. haven't you heard that? there is not enough money to but alwaysay people enough money to bailout the banks and give a tax cut to the wealthy but not enough money for working people. wherever i go, i say there is plenty of money in this world, plenty of money in this country but it is in the wrong hands. in new york, we have done it, in some ways we have done it the other way around and put money back into the hands of working people. my administration gave pre-k, full-day pre-k to every child in our city for free. [applause] mayor de blasio: do you want that

she had the same job de blasio had. de blasio seized the microphone to let people know he's running for president. she hung in there very solidly all wait through the debate on every issue that came her way. >> what about the rumors about her ties to or sympathies toward putin or russia? >> she went to meet with assad. >> conspiracy theory, is it reporting, is there investigative reporting? what is her, what is her baggage, her political baggage? >> that is -- that's one of the things people talk about and it's a difficult issue for her. she has said that the reason she talked to assad is that this is a very important region in the world and she was trying to see, you know, what might be possible there. her best line of defense on that is to hearken back to when barack obama said he'd be willing to talk to iran. he'd be willing to talk to north korea without possible preconditions. and there's always that -- >> to now trump's position. >> yeah. so there is always that tension of talking to the evil doer in the world. th

bill de blasio came out swinging. de blasio joins us now. >> thank you. >> your country some headlines day. how do you feel after this firs night going head-to-head? >> it's really important. it's important to be honest wit the american people. i think that people want that. politicians don't seem to takem stand on anything. i talked to plenty of folks who are conservatives are republicans are independence an i like it when somebody believe in something. that ensures think that if you are at have a great and trying to bend the status quo and help square, that is wrong. tens of millions of working class people can't get insurance . >> when private insurance is going to go away, you are for medicare for all. let's just get it done across the board. that scares people. we have some numbers from kaise and when you hear it, we want t aow everybody is covered but when you start asking about eliminating private insurance companies and 21%, requiring americans to pay more attack assess. it delays the treatment.xe people are v

an epic showdown between nine normal sized people and bill de blasio. and the anticipation for this thing was huge. because with the the election a mere 496 days away, this was a chance for many of the unknown candidates to introduce themselves to a national audience. they could go from who is that all the way to oh yeah, that guy. now no, i'm not going to vote for him, no. and honestly, honestly. it is really hard for these candidates to stand out because there are so many of them taking part in theetion debates. ten peopling on stage at the same time it is almost impossible to keep track of who they all are. that is actually why i came up with this really simple mnemonic device, you can use it you go better dancers breatheilessly try rapidly jumping canyons cradling bacon even while organs twirling grape jettee inside john delaney. see, it is supersimple, you remember everybody. yeah. and if that is still too hard you can try this easy acro im, bdbtrjccbe-wboad-- buttigieg, so tonight was night one. the biggest name on the stage was elizabeth warren,

mayor de blasio knows politely who's doing these attacks.ing in the dinkins administration during the crown heights rights 30 years ago. the largest anti-semitic programs in american history. just a week ago, for instance, there is video of a young man going and punching -- sucker punching ago hasidic jew in the back. in october, a taxi driver who stormed out of his cab and attacked a hasidic jew. mistaken identity. the blogger knows precisely who is doing it. the violent attacks are all being done by -- you know, black and latino kids and occasionally a pakistani cabdriver or somebody. he is playing a game here. this is political season and he's insane anything mode. >> wouldn't that be the same as lying to whip up race hatred? >> de blasio has said a lot of this. he's pushing the same kind of rhetoric in the schools. he's claim there's a lot of racism in the uft, for instance. that's the logical extension of his rhetoric. >> tucker: that would be the teachers union? >> the teachers union. >> tucker: is there evidence. it's new york city, t

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bill de blasio speaking live on stage right now. mayor de blasio of new york. first we get to reverend al sharpton who has been live there at the democratic convention all day. rev, you've got yet another great guest to talk to. >> yeah, thank you, richard, and we are here with michael bennet who is a candidate who just spoke here at the convention. i've known you since you worked in your office very diligently around education equality. are you dealing a lot with that in your platform running for president? because that's a real big issue. >> i am, reverend. it's so good to see you again and see you back in those old days when i was superintendent of the denver public schools. what i said today was the reason i'm running is that we're at risk for being the first generation to leave less opportunity, not more, to our kids and grandkids, and today in america, i'm sad to say this, but our public education system is reinforcing the income and inequality that we have rather than liberating people from it. that wasn't always true in america. after world war ii, we c

bill de blasio was interrupting all the time. warren, she's got to try to interrupt. >> let's say what it would look like if she had done that -- >> women don't interrupt as much as men. >> especially if she had gone too hard on that. >> i think she was well satisfied to let everybody else scrap with each other, she was at the center of the stage. the first question she got allowed her to lay out her economic premise. she's been the most consistent candidate in this campaign in terms of her message, in terms of her policy, she got to share some of those. i think she was pretty well satisfied to let everybody scrap with one another. she was unscathed in this. >> i want to show the first question that went to elizabeth warren, her response to it. let's take a look. >> i think of it this way. who is this economy really working for? it's doing great for thinner and thinner slice at the top. it's doing great for giant drug companies. this is not doing great for people who are trying to get a prescription filled. it's doing great for p

bill de blasio was able to edge his way in. sh she had a notable exchange with tim ryan over afghanistan. circling back to beto o'rourke, this was something he needed to have as a breakout moment. i don't know if he seized upon it. he's been improving himself, by doing more retail politics. >> he must have known he was going to be enemy number one on that stage. both of you can comment on this. he had fanfare at the get-go to run for president. he had a line where he was born to do this. he must have known and should have been, and maybe was not prepared for something like this last night. >> it didn't seem like he was that prepared, either. >> does that play well for him? >> maybe not. he was probably expecting elizabeth warren or joe biden or donald trump to be attacked more. it shows how much we were surprised that trump, biden and warr ren weren't attacked as mu on that stage. >> all of the candidates up there, sensed there was a time to deliver a kill shot. everyone going in, you talk to people around the campaigns, they u

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and you have -- it's like mayor de blasio with the example.s taking huge shots at the president and you're like, look at the street right in front of you, look at the economy right in front of you. >> but the economy is doing well -- >> but it's tougher to try to control the narrative when you're in a presidential election. and president trump and whoever is the democratic nominee are going to be the ones that are essentially dictating the terms -- the difference is and it's great advice for all candidates, doesn't matter. you have to run on the issues that are more important to the people that you're representing. and it's so much easier to run out and spout a bunch of progressive platitudes. it takes more work to knock on doors and really get to know the issues and to get to know your voters and it's critical. i have to say, local issues in parts of virginia are very different than local issues in parts of washington state or oregon. >> can they do this? because the democrats right now are pushing back against tariffs to try and bolster u.s.

candidate appearing in tonight's debate who has been polling in double digits but to be fair bill de blasio also gets double digits. during tonight's debate, beto o'rourke answered a portion of the current question in spanish. and then he answered the next question in irish. tonight's democratic debate featured questions sent in by viewers, which explains why rachel maddow asked cory booker why isn't "chicago med" on senator elizabeth warren said the next president needs to have the courage to take on the jieb giants which was awkward because bill de blasio was right next to heir former representative john delaney appeared confused when asked to be the first candidate to give a closing statement. even i forgot i was here [ applause ] i mean it might have been why am i here according to reports, former vice president joe biden requires that his paid speaking engagements accommodate him with raspberry sorbet and he asked for the angel hair just to smell it president trump today attacked meagan latino for saying she wouldn't attends the white house if they win the women's world cup. i'm a big

with mayor de blasio right in front of the building. can you explain what at this time you know happened? >> anderson, what we know is preliminary, but this much we know. this helicopter took off from the 34th street heliport, ended up here, which is a very unusual situation. obviously, that leads to questions that we have to answer. >> is this the usual flight path -- >> no, this is an unusual situation, for sure. now, what we feel strongly is there's no nexus to terror here. there's no evidence of any act of terror or motivation. this is a commercial pilot. this is someone who's been doing this work for a while. apparently was an executive helicopter used to ferry around executives. so -- >> it's a one-pilot helicopter, as far as i understand? >> that's what we understand. and the only fatality that we know of at this point appears to be the pilot, does not appear there was any customer or any passenger. >> is there a landing pad on this -- >> no, there absolutely is not. helicopters have not been landing on buildings in manhattan for

the dogs are now humping bill de blasio's leg. control room! control room! we're hearing the humping! can we turn off the mic that we for some reason put on bill de blasio's leg? thank you very much! but dhai got that fixed and they kept going, but not really. >> but, even if it's put in place there are still going to be perhaps hundreds of millions of guns still on the streets. is there a role for the federal government in order to-- to play in order to get these guns off the streets? ( speaking in background ). >> what's happening? >> we are hearing our colleagues' audio. if the control room could turn off the mics. yeah, if the control room could turn off the mics of our previous moderators. ( laughter ) >> you know, we prepared for everything. >> guess what, guys. >> we did not prepare for this. >> stephen: wow, that is really embarrassing to have a live show where you don't know whose mics are on whose mics are off ( speaking in background ) people are talking about the thing you're trying to ask questions about the entire time that you're talk. people

but look you have people likes wall will, amy klobuchar 1% and bill de blasio is he still running?se people are running -- who knows why they are running. and on stage, and the debate but good grief. you are talking about people who are just making the most outrageous claims on hypothetical statements for impeachment. it is absurd, ludicrous. and actually frankly in swalwell's case, actually funny. >> jason: mayor -- mayor de blasio, it doesn't even matter? if anyone is listening, you can walk down, fifth avenue and you can walk down times square right around the corner from the building i'm sitting in right now. the city is a mess. it is a disaster. and how we spend time talking about other things when they have chronic homelessness and other problems around the country, it really does fire you up. >> andy: mayor bill de blasio can kill somebody on fifth avenue and people would say, who is it that killed that guy? and i think these are anonymous candidates. the problems for the democrats is not so much finding a candidate but the economy is roaring. america is back. we are leading

the american people >> we're out of time -- mayor de blasio, we'll have more. the commercial is coming >> that's so new york. it's like when you're trying to talk to someone as the subway doors are closing. what did you call me what did you say, pal?in i'm referrto a time when the subway doors in the city closed. it was a substantive editi and after about an hour of complex questions from everything to gun control to health -- tweeting boring ppt -- i'm sorry i do not entertain culigula i say we should send you out there to spice things up but you'd probably just get stuck in the hallway. this escape room is boring don't you are es all most americans are dieing for things to be boring for ahile i fantasize about the day i turn on cnn and there's a ban that says no eaking news. and the debate switched to the second hour turned weirder for the moderators >> 30 seconds for a follow up and we will be ruthless if necessary. >> yeah, we coo do that. by the way how are you doing >> fine, seth. how are you? >> we know you know each other the candidates each get nine se

nobody said de blasio for second choice. and also among democrats in iowa, 17% favorable, 43% unfavorable. new york city mayor's presidential politics, they don't seem to agree with each other. except i will tell you this if there's hope for all new york city mayors it's this man, a break away faction of the democratic party of 1812. nominated him for president. so if they ever tell you a new york city mayor can't win a presidential nomination just remember dewitt clinton. try to forget about lindsay and giuliani and very possibly de blasio. >> it gets interesting tomorrow night when we cross the border into the garden state. i'm getting ahead of myself. really appreciate this series of reports. >>> coming up for us tonight, more of the fireworks from today's congressional hearing. a veteran of two gop white houses will weigh in when we come back. >>> comparing nixon to just any future administration would you say there was a future administration that committed more crimes than the nixon administration as far as obstruction

de blasio abandoning new york is the single best thing he has done as mayor.e hope that de blasio commits more to the presidential campaign. keep fighting, mayor. stay in iowa until january. stay on the campaign trail until convention. don't give up. new york needs you. if des moines. that is it for us tonight. we are out of time. like sands through an hour glass. everything goes faster than you think it will. we'll be back. monday. 8:00 p.m. eastern the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. have the best weekend with the ones you love. get off your devices if you can. breathe in the smell of june. good night from washington. "hannity" is next with dan bongino at the helm. see you monday. ♪ >>> welcome to a special edition of "hannity" "justice in america." i'm dan bongino in for sean. we'll start with a fox news alert. just minutes ago president trump announced he is suspending the threat of economic tariffs against mexico. after the country agreed to take tough legal action against illegal immigration. we'll have full co

new york city mary bill de blasio, senator amy klobuchar, also joining in calls for impeachment.a look. >> they should begin impeachment proceedings. we can no longer accept the notion of a president whoul openly invites interference in our election. the mueller report was bad enough, andd i thought there was plenty in there that would successfully lead to impeachment. but that interview -- there are breakthrough moments in life -- that interview says he has learned nothing. >> would you like the impeachment proceeding to begin now? >> i would support impeachment proceedings beginning now, but i also understand they may want to do investigations leading up to it. and i think they should be given the time to do that. >> jason: it sounds to me like they are afraid to face president trump in a general election.ec the president also went after some of his possible opponents when he called "fox & friends" this morning. >> everybody knows that joe biden does not have what it takes. okay, he doesn't have what it takes. everybody knows this. >> what does that mean? >> it means mental cap

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de blasio is pretty brutal. rob did elaney says we need to preserve what works and changing what doesn't. let's be radical and not practical. beto i think had the worst night. a lot of the folks who had been really obscure show they had a place on the set. >> look, i'm a data guy. it's not polling. it's google searches. if you look at this, cory booker was the most searched during the day. tulsi gabbard was second. beto o'rourke is third. then down at sixth, a lot of people thought julian castro had a good debate. google made sure to point out to us that searches on julian castro spiked 4,000%, m.j., 4,000% over the course of the debate. if you are looking about improvement, it's hard to argue julian castro did not have a huge improvement during that debate. >> well, i mean, if you look at someone like julian castro, i think he was one of the candidates going into this debate with so much at stake because his candidacy has failed to take off so far, right? he has not had any momentum in the polls. he is not gett

same thing about mayor de blasio.e was clearly prepared with a plan to make a name for himself and contrast in particular with beto o'rourke. >> it was interesting inslee didn't say the fwigest threat to the globe right now is climate change. that's his entire platform, and he said it was donald trump. thank you very much. mark preston, athena jones, lisa lair, i appreciate it. >>> cnn gets rare access inside of a texas detention center where right now children -- those migrant children are being housed. this is after reports of just deplorable conditions in there for the kids. we'll tell you what our reporter saw ahead. >>> we're moments away from the opening bell on wall street. investors are going to be watching boeing this morning after a new problem was discovered with that 737 max aircraft. the flaw now expected to delay again the plane's return to the skies. you should be mad at airports. excuse me, where is gate 87? you should be mad at non-seasoned travelers. and they took my toothpaste away. and you should b

many others, bill de blasio, cory booker, are making fools of

i would watch de blasio, i would watch where he goes, i would also watch tim ryan.se tim ryan, without biden on that stage, he could be the centrist that comes in and carves out a niche. >> that's interesting. i haven't heard that name as much. tonight we got to go from snoop dogg to mike tyson to tim ryan. just another day's work with the hardest-working reverend at msnbc. al sharpton, thanks for staying up with us tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you, sir. as always, catch "politics nation" weekends 5:00 p.m. eastern, also on msnbc. >>> now we turn to something that i'm excited about. it's a special treat. it's bob barnett, barack obama's debate coach, along with ten other presidential candidates, hillary clinton as well, president clinton, our exclusive guest on this special when we come back. cancer is the ugliest disease mankind has ever faced. we got the idea that if we took two dimensional patient imaging and put it in holographic displays, we could dissect around the tumor so we can safely remove it. when we first started, we felt like this might just not be

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new york mayor bill de blasio joins us from live from cedar rapids, iowa. thank you for taking the time. i know you're getting ready for your own five-minute speech. if winning in iowa has become such a bellwether for democrats running for president, how do you process this information that not one single iowa voter named you as a first or second choice in this new polling? >> ana, it's a poll of 600 iowans eight months before the caucuses. this is just the beginning of a very long process. and i'll tell you something. iowans have consistently surprised the pundits and come out many, many times with a choice that was not expected. a lot of times, that choice only emerged in the final weeks before the caucuses. so we got eight months ahead. and i'm going all over iowa, and i'm talking about a very simple idea of putting working people first. and it's resonating. and also folks in iowa, they want to see you have experience, you've actually gotten things done. i talked about the things we've done in new york city like pre-k for all, paid sick days, guaranteed

he still have a better week than bill de blasio. following the 2020 candidates, lisa.urke, i refuse to play along. i know we are not supposed to ask questions. he spelled out pronouns because he was worried people would not be sure? why? >> because the democrat primary field is so crowded each candidate is trying to differentiate themselves and separate themselves and get attention. part of that. the danger of appearing inauthentrepreneur -- inauthentic or pandering. remember when he apollized for his toxic masculinity. i think he just appears desperate. >> tucker: is it working? >> no. bills and -- bill de blasio and beto o'rourke were in new york for the hall-of-fame of event they hold. they faced questions about their candidacy. there was a poll out showing that beto o'rourke is registered at 2% and bill de blasio at 0%. if you want a visual depiction of what beto o'rourke's candidacy looks like, check this photo out in iowa -- no that's the pronoun one. there was an event he held in iowa. >> tucker: there we go. there it is. >> this is a official depiction of his c

nobody said de blasio for second choice.g democrats in iowa, 17% favorable, 43% unfavorable. new york city mayor's presidential politics, they don't seem to agree with each other. except i will tell you this if there's hope for all new york city mayors it's this man, a break away faction of the democratic party of 1812. nominated him for president. so if they ever tell you a new york city mayor can't win a presidential nomination just remember dewitt clinton. >> it gets interesting tomorrow night when we cross the border into the garden state. >>> coming up for us tonight, more of the fireworks from today's congressional hearing. a veteran of two gop white houses will weigh in when we come back. es will igweh in whene come back. ing. no problem. -you're welcome. this is the durabed of the all new chevy silverado. it looks real sturdy. -the bed is huge. it has available led cargo area lighting. lights up the entire bed. it even offers a built in 120 volt outlet. wow. plug that in for me. whoa! -holy smokes! -oh wow! and the a

. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill de blasio also blasting o'rourke on health care. >> would you replace private insurance? >> no. i think the choice is fundamental to -- >> wait, wait, wait. private insurance is not working for tens of millions of americans. when you talk about the copays, the deductibles, the premiums, the out of pocket expenses. it's not working. >> that's right. so for those for whom it is not working, they can choose medicare. for the workers who i listen to -- >> you've got to acknowledge the system is not working for people. >> reporter: de blasio and warren the only two raising their hands in support of eliminating private insurance. warren even endorsing the plan of another democratic heavyweight who takes the debate stage tonight. >> i'm with bernie on medicare for all. well, health care is a basic human right. >> reporter: senator cory booker getting personal about the gun control debate. >> i'm tired of hearing people all they have to offer is thoughts and prayers. in my faith, people say faith without works is dead. so we will find a way. but the rea

bill de blasio basically quoted che guevara.p hopes to use the s-word against democrats. so democrats are hoping nobody would be quoting che guevara. and here is the mayor of new york city coming down and doing that. helpful or not helpful? >> sure, of course. it's certainly not helpful. but, i mean, look, we've got 25 candidates now running in the democratic primary. you are going to have candidates who are going to go out there and say things constantly that are not helpful. we've got to keep in mind that last night bill de blasio is pulling around 1%. >> he is the mayor of the largest city in america. but he can get a little attention. >> sure, no, absolutely. so i think certainly the media and certainly donald trump is going to focus on any sort of -- >> america's hometown did this for him. >> that anybody says they will focus on that to try to make it a big issue. >> and just to your point, the florida democratic party had to denounce one of its own. >> it is the push-pull that's going on, and we are going to see that proba

i'll speak with new york city mayor bill de blasio. and our correspondents and analysts will have full coverage of the day's top stories. let's begin with this afternoon's helicopter crash on the roof of a new york city skyscraper. cnn's miguel marquez is on the scene for us. miguel, first of all, what are authorities saying? >> they're saying that the worst part is over, but terrifying moments in manhattan. this is the building where it happened. 51 floors. when you look up all the way to the sky, this is what the sky over manhattan has been like for much of the day. s this unbelievably lucky that if it is only the pilot that is dead in this, that the city here has dodged a huge tragedy. >> tonight, one person is dead after a helicopter crash on the roof of a building in manhattan, sparking fire and panic as people tried to escape from their offices. >> there was a moment where we couldn't get out of the building immediately, because we were all backlogged in there. >> the victim is the pilot and believed to be the only person onboar

in reply, mr de blasio said being compared to sadiq khan was a compliment.asio, has been giving his reaction to president trump's tweets to emily maitlis on newsnight. even for donald trump, this was extreme, to attack a major leader of an allied country. there is no question in my mind this was beyond the pale in so many ways. it's not— you know, we've seen so many things from president trump, but this one is just not normal, it's not acceptable. and sadiq khan to me is an exemplary leader, and he raised a very powerful concern, which obviously sparked trump's i, when he said that donald trump is part of this growing intolerant right wing movement around the country, around the world, i'm sorry, that is harming democracy. it is harming the realities of a tolerant society. and then to have the president of the united states attacked him, in a way that i don't doubt for a moment was not only personal, but was also very much directed at him as a muslim, no, this deserves an apology. donald trump should apologise to sadiq khan, because this goes far beyond the

new york city mayor bill de blasio was elected in 2013. he has created universal pre-k for all 74,000 4-year-olds in new york city, expand the paid sick leave law and raised the minimum wage for all city employees and contractors. de blasio is running for president to take on donald trump and put working people close. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome new york city mayor bill de blasio. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> everybody let me tell you something. i think it is a great time to be alive. i think it's a great time to be in iowa. i think democrats in iowa are on the march, do you agree with me? [applause] >> thank you for all you did in 2018, for all your victories in this state and let's thank troy price for all he's doing to get you ready for more victories in 2020. [applause] i am so excited to be here and i also have to share something personal with you. a few weeks ago i had the joy of celebrating my 25th wedding anniversary. [applause] and 25 years of marriage, you know it takes love, it takes commitment, it takes a lot of patience and it t

. >> that includes bill de blasio who brought a call for unaccompanied shelter for children. >> they stopped by as well. >> you do not block off thousands of children including kids who are eight, nine and ten years of age. >> sanders established himself last cycle and john hickenlooper will try to do that tonight. >> i'm the only person who is actually done what everyone else was talking about doing. >> if night to match as night one, someone will speak spanish. >> i can't remember exactly what i was thinking about moment. >> he said that beto o'rourke butchered parts of his spanish pitch. something he tried to do, too. candidates tonight took notice. kamala harris is apparently heading to the stage with the a spanish word for stupid. >> [laughs] >> [speaking in spanish] >> bret: peter doocy, grassy us. let's get reaction to what's going on this week in miami. ronna mcdaniel is a chairwoman of the republican national committee. let's try this in english. i want to start by asking you about the supreme court today. and, the reaction to really a slap down to the administration of on t

bill de blasio. not his real name, by the way.sited striking airport workers in miami and delivered what he thought werousing words in -- were rousing words in spanish. here is what he said. [speaking spanish] viva la revolution! but those words were the motto of che guavara. like other rich liberals, de blasio loves che. he had the t-shirt. he never had to face the consequences of what che did. in florida, hundreds of thousands of floridians are refugees from che's cuba. where he helped castro and opposed the communist dictatorship. che himself executed more than a hundred people shooting them in the face with pistols running the prison. according to one account he personally shot a 14-year-old boy. this is de blasio's hero. a few floridians had family members murdered by che. so de blasio had to issue a hasty apology. do you think he learned anything? has he ever learned anything ever? of course not. viva la revolution! good work, bill. barely a decade ago then senator barack obama was talking about the importance of securing th

and yet, he still had a better week than bill de blasio.boothe is following the 2020 candidates for the show, has been four months, and she joins us tonight. >> great to see you too. >> tucker: i refuse to play along. we aren't supposed to ask questions about this, but i don't care. he spelled out his pronouns because how was he worried that people wouldn't be sure, or why would you do that? >> i think it's about -- look, because the democratic primary field is so crowded, each candidate is trying to differentiate himself. they are trying to separate themselves and get attention. i think part of that -- the danger of that is the danger of appearing inauthentic or desperate or pandering, and that's what i think beto o'rourke is doing here, it's pandering for that progressive base, similarly to how he was apologizing for his toxic masculinity? it's that sort of thing. i think he actually ends up appearing really desperate, tucker. >> is it working? >> no, it's not. bill de blasio and beto o'rourke were both in iowa over the weekend as part as

and bill de blasio is just another white guy.is that castro is the only latino candidate running in this race. i think he is someone if you watch these candidates in their stump speeches has been quite impressive. i think he was able to connect to audiences this evening. >> wizard of odds, thank you very much. to be continue. >> to be. >> and then some. all right. so does our political brain trust see the same trends? what does it mean for round two, which is just like hours from now? we'll have someone here who helped biden with his debate prep, and two other big cheeses with big thoughts, next. u try h, you eat right... mostly. you make time... when you can. but sometimes life gets in the way, and that stubborn fat just won't go away. coolsculpting takes you further. a non-surgical treatment that targets, freezes, and eliminates treated fat cells, for good. discuss coolsculpting with your doctor. some common side-effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. don't imagine results, see them. coolsculpting, take y

bill de blasio often makes that point, and de blasio, the single worst mayor in the 400 year historyf new york city. that is impressive. but how did he wind up on a presidential debate stage last night? god knows. maybe he illegally immigrated there. doesn't matter. he was there. once he had the mic, de blasio promised to seize your money and give it to his supporters, who he explained deserve it much more than you do. >> yes, we are supposed to be for 70% tax rate on the wealthy. we are folk say there's not enough money, i say to them every single time, there's plenty of money in this world, plenty of money in this country, it's just in the wrong hands. >> got it? we've got the power. soon we'll have all the guns, and we are coming for your stuf stuff. that was a major theme of last night. in case anyone was dead, the two brightest candidates on stage decided to repeat the point and stilted spanish. >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> tucker: [laughs] got that, gringo? you can add the english language of the longer i think of the democratic party considers racist. how lon

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warren and de blasio the only ones that raised their hands. it was a fight for time amongst all these candidates. pretty evenly broken up when you look at it. comes to talking about president trump and replacing him. it was about 19 minutes and 24 seconds by our account. president trump, by the way, on his way to japan, certainly watching. tweeting just this. saying boring. i think probably though the moment that stood out the most, brian, you alluded to it is on a question over taxes, beto o'rourke, for reasons unexplained broke into spanish. he was then later followed by cory booker and julian castro. take a listen. [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> by the way, julian castro the only hispanic on the stage admittedly says he is not terribly fliewngts in spanish. let me give you a quick look obviously tonight we have joe biden and bernie sanders. if you just look over my left shoulder you can see two biden supporters already here along the fence line getting ready no indication by the way whether biden, sanders, or any of the other 10 c

new york city major bill de blasio. former maryland congressman jo delaney. hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard. washington governor jay inslee. minnesota senator amy klobuchar. former texas congressman beto o'rourke. ohio congressman tim ryan. and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. from nbc news, decision 2020. the democratic candidates debate. live from the adrienne arsht performing arts center. >> and good evening, again, everyone. welcome to the candidates and to our oaudience in miami in the arsht center, at home across the country. tonight we're going to take on many of the most pressing ises of the moment including immigration. the situation unfolding at our border and the treatment of migrant children. lk about theng to tensions with iran. climate change. and, of course, we'll talk about the economy. those kitchen-table issues so many americans face every day. >> and some quick rules of the road. before we begin, 20 candidates qualified for this first debate. we'll hear from ten tonight and ten more tomorrow. the breakdown for each was selected at

like bill de blasio, that guy? that is all they know. that guy! and he was the guy that was supposed to be a partial but later that night he ruined it i think. >> how did he ruin it? >> he quoted -- i don't know the exact quote - but now everyone went right back. kennedy: everyone was interrupting everyone. >> he had wanted to do okay in a couple of hours later instantly back to everybody mocking him. so i get that. tulsi gabbard, what is your redline? she went -- you know, trump is getting us -- and i said oh! i thought she was having a great night. kennedy: but that is a great question for an anti-interventionist. what will make you push the button? there has to be something! the iranians or hezbollah attacking the u.s. on our soil? you have to have answers. >> and the big missed opportunity was the swing voters. they did not address, how are they going to do better than president trump's record. kennedy: it was the only time he had a good moment was tim ryan. and tim ryan and john delaney both did a good job of refocusing what they thought the