but not as hard as we (~bleep ) deblasio, yeah!o bill deblasio has decided to squeeze his way into the crowded field. he's used to squeezing into broken systems that have no room for him. not just new yorkers. even deblasio's fellow democrats don't take him seriously. >> madam speaker since you talked about sop many presidents, how do you feel about bill deblasio running for president? ( laughter ) >> trevor: okay. i'm not a professional pollster, but that is not a reaction you want to hear ever. if you ask your doctor am i going to make it and they laugh like that, you've got to dreet your porn and update your will, in that order. the weirdest part, though, is deblasio does have a decent record to run on. he passed universal pre-k, he cut back on stop and frisk, he implemented a $15 minimum wage and legalized the sale of mackic beans even though the beak stalks pose app threat to him personally. many argue he's not perfect. during his time as mayor, homelessness is up in new york. face add bribery scandal. on groundhog day in 2014

they've known bill deblasio for a long time. he's going to face a much tougher media environment than a lot of the other candidates. >> it seems he's making an appeal to black voters. we talked about policy positions, universal pre-k making him very popular with the african-american community in new york. stopping in south carolina, his family is interracial. >> it will probably help him versus someone like mayor pete buttigieg. we saw a poll last week he was at zero percent with african-americans in south carolina. i think we all have to enjoy this moment of the summer of love, right? everybody is going to get in, going to have a good time. you go to the clyburn fish fry. at some point as the weather kols off and we get closer to halloween, i think this is going to cool off a lot of minor candidacies and we'll have a real sense of who is going to be the real candidate. >> check out jamal's piece on "the hill." >>> also happening on the 2020 campaign trail within the next hour, kirsten gillibrand is hosting a roundtable with wom

i hope you will be your deblasio correspondent.tor of the american conservative, a fantastic site. what would a conservative economic policy look like? >> thank you very much for having me. there are two fallacies in the american economy. first is bigger is better and the second is free-trade is better. better for who? in the case of corporate monopo monopolies. this was something thomas jefferson was so concerned about he wanted it in the bill of rights. high industrial production results in lower wages for workers. who benefits. the multi--national corporations with no allegience to america or our system of government. if multi-national corporations had their way they would do away with everything that conservatives value. borders and family and church and the concept of citizenship. anything that gets in the way of the individual and the market they want it gone. they want complete control. >> tucker: every word you said is true. given and obvious. why in the world would you have politicians in washington who call themselves con

deblasio's bad behavior doesn't stop there.decided to send our investigative reporter lawrenc jones to hit the streets of new york for reaction. let's take a look. >> so, mayor bill deblasio, running for. >> i saw that announcement, yeah. >> he deserve that promotion? >> no, he hasn't done well in new york. >> he wants to be president. >> no way. >> no-go? >> no-go, at all. >> i have mixed feelings, i support in many ways but other things we need to talk bmpblgts running for president. >> good luck. >> do you think he'll win? >> no. >> does he deserve a promotion? >> he should be working on new york city not becoming president. >> ain't going to win. >> ain't going to win, no chance? he can't even beat trump? >> no, i don't think he can beat trump. >> has he done a good job as mayor? >> no, 39 years, no. >> he's running for president. >> i don't think that's going to work out for him. >> you think he's doing a good job, you like the roads, the subway? >> yeah, of course. >> you think he's done a good job? >> i think so. >> we'l

mayor deblasio has high name i.d.pretty significant. >> are you -- wait. are you okay? >> she said something -- >> she said something. >> are you all right? >> it is the me lany be best channelling. >> i'll say this. i don't think democrats hit below the belt. i think they recognize every single one of them what's at stake and the person to be charging at and need to be attacking is donald trump and the entire trump administration. going after each other is going to do -- is going to have a remix of 2016 that we don't want to see which is this long drawn out primary that left us all exhausted. >> we'll see if they keep to that with the democrats next month. we have to leave it at that. thank you. noel, stay with us. daniel, isaac, thank you. >>> still ahead, new information about north korea's latest missile test and what it means for president trump's on again/off again relationship with the his bff. nothing to worry about? well sooner or later... every chip will crack. >> mom: hi. >> tech: so bring it to safelite. w

talking about this because bill deblasio is clearly going to be the president. neil: you're quite right. >> it totally makes sense that he entered but it's quite interesting and i often do think that president trump should be doing better than he is in polls , because the jobs numbers are so good, because the economy is doing so well i think that he is to blame for some of that in addition to the media. neil: but people are looking at the cost of it. i know the liberals, it's actually in reverse in australia but the opposition party had been championing this green wave of their own, and the taxes should be adjusted to account for that deal with that and even though australian voters are actually very hot, physically hot. they went the other way and decided that this is very expensive. >> absolutely. it's more of a short-term thing that you notice whether or not you have money or not, right? you want to be able to buy things. i like buying things. neil: what do you think? >> i hate overheating and hate when i don't have money. >> [laughter] >> i guess australia w

a poll in april shows 76% of new yorkers believe deblasio should not run.is morning he defended himself. >> new yorkers have twice said they want me to lead them and i think about polling in general is not where you start. it's where you end. >> critics say new york city has gotten worse under deblasio. homelessness is at an historic high. the subway system is if disarray and squalor like conditions in new york's public housing. president trump called deblasio's a joke. his nickname for president is con don. people laughing at the thought of his campaign. >> sandra: we all saw that. brian yenis, thank you. >> jon: the battle over the president's tax returns continues to heat up. treasury stek temporary mnuchin suggesting it could go to court as the clock ticks down to a deadline from house democrats. grover norquist weighs in on that next. >> the issue has a precedent way beyond any one president and congress affects the weaponization of the i.r.s. and could be used against anyone. everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your

he is the new york mayor bill deblasio — which it makes 2a.n our crowded board of candidates. in his launch video released today mr deblasio labelled president trump a bully, while at the same time drawing our attention to the welfare policies he has championed as mayor of new york city — like the 15 dollar minimum wage. our correspondent nada tawfik is in manhattan. what makes him think he can win? jane, he really had a two pronged approach to try to convince voters he was the best man for the job. first he said that as a new yorker he knew donald trump better than most. he called him con don, saying that deblasio can take you on. he is one of many candidates that has progressive ideas for this country but as the mayor of the nations largest city, he has a record of implementing progressive ideas successfully here so whether it be the programme that expanded the number of kids getting preschool education from 20,000 to 70,000 in this country or paid sick leave or a $15 minimum wage, he showed he was committed to these issues and he could expa

neil: president deblasio. >> i cannot say that as a bloombe bloomberg acolite.: you never know. we will have more after this. >> all right. we've got some very threatening weather across a lot of state in the country particularly in the midwest. since yesterday morning, with more storms expected to hit throughout the weekend bringing the possibility of dangerous conditions, including golf ball sized hail and heavy strong winds and much worse the adam klotz following this all. >> hey, neil. we saw yesterday morning and anytime we see warm air and cold air bump into each other we have a chance of severe weather. we see the pile of warm weather and behind it falling quickly into the 50's. right along this line we've seen severe weather the last 24 hours, we're going to get more of it. these are storm reports and every one of those little red triangles is a report of a tornado and we're likely going to see more of those over the course of the next 48 to 72 hours, probably lingering all the way into monday and maybe monday being the worst, but our severe weather thre

. >>> new york city mayor bill deblasio is officially running for president.ld wasted no time in attacking president trump today on "good morning america." >> right now the federal government is not on the side of working people. and that is because donald trump is playing a big con on america. i call him con don. every new yorker knows he's a con-artist. we know his tricks. we know his playbook. i know how to take him on. i've been watching him for decades. >> deblasio appeared on gma with his wife. president wasted little time him a joke and adding, quote, if you like high taxes and crime, he's your man. deblasio is now the 24th democrat in the race and the third mayor running for president. the other candidates include a former vice president, eight current and former senators, six current and former members of the house, three current and former governors, a former cabinet secretary, a businessman, and a self-help author. >>> former president jimmy carter is out of the hospital following hip replacement surgery. the 94-year-old had the operation on monday

you will see lots of insults directioned at mayor deblasio who trafficked that and feel abandoned or for one reason or another. but i think his entrance raises an interesting question which is how much does executive experience matter? right now many polls have pete buttigeig in third or fourth place as the two-term mayor of a mid-sized city. he won with 8500 votes which is a pretty big apartment complex. he has run the largest city in the country in what is one of the most difficult jobs in politics. it will be interesting to watch it play out over the primaries about experience, good and bad. back when barack obama ran for president, people thought he lacked executive experience, which he did. it was a received wisdom that governors were the best to run for president and become presidents, thanks to jimmy carter and ronald reagan and bill clinton and bush 43. there are a bunch of governors polling at like 2% less even though like deblasio, they had to deal with the inevitable difficulties and compromises and conflict of doing so. the rise of donald trump from failed business man to

deblasio responded saying nothing about taking care of working families as a joke. city mayor took direct aim this morning at president trump. >> i'm a new yorker. i've known trump is a bully for some time. this is not news to me or anyone else here. i know how to take him on. donald trump must be stopped. i've beaten him before and i will do it again. >> de blasio's entry makes 20 major candidates in the race, according to the nbc news count. the challenge to these smaller profile candidates is how to stand out in a race that looks like it's going to be a marathon with an awful lot of runners. joining me, another of these candidat candidates, jay inslee, two-term governor of washington state who served over two decades in the house of representatives. good to see you. >> thanks. >> can we do a lightning round on some of the issues of the day because i want you to be able to tell voters will you stand. let's start with abortion. >> you bet. >> democrats have tried to make this a serious campaign issue since roe v. wade, but not necessarily so successfully that peopl

is new york mayor bill deblasio offered him water. he was quickly looked after by medical staff at the event. his assistant says he is okay. he seems to have been dehydrated in the warm room. he chairs the judiciary committee which is investigating president donald trump's presidential campaign. >>> meanwhile a california attorney who fought for the disabled has been indicted for tax fraud. >> he went after thousands of small businesses for violating the americans with disabilities act. as julie watts tells us the tables have turned. >> this best western hotel, and his hair salon. >> almost put me out of business. a few of those sued by scott johnston. >> reporter: can we talk to you for one second? >> a disabled man who makes a living off of suing businesses often for violations of the 88. personal records show he has sued more then 3000 businesses in northern california sometimes bringing in hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. >> someone out of business, some had to pay and pay a lot. in order to stay afloat. >> reporter: janic

presidential race is even bigger, now president trump is responding to news of new york mayor, bill deblasio entering the race. after the mayor's announcement, president trump tweeted that he is a joke and if you like taxes and crimes, he is your man. the trump organization is headquartered in new york. in the announcement video, he said, "donald trump must be stopped." he talked about climate change and immigration. he is the mayor of the biggest city sense 2014. a recent poll found 76% of new york city voters do not want him to run for president. there are 537 days to go until election day, 2020. >>> president trump will be in the white house rose garden, he will be announcing a new plan to overhaul the immigration system. that plan would focus on border security and shifting immigrants to a merit-based system, instead of one that is based on family ties. the priority would be given the highly skilled workers over those who have family already in the u.s. an uphill battle in congress is expected. >>> the sandoz josi sharks won last night, they now lead the series 2-1, but it wasn't easy, a

deblasio is the 24th person to run for the democrati nomination.yemen, the saudi-led coalition has carried a result airstrikes on the capital, sanaa, killing six people. the strikes come days after the attacks hit a saudi oil pipeline. ethe conflict has led to world's worst humanitarian crisis. reporter: another tragedy hits the heart of the capital, sanaa. neighbors in a desperate search for survivors. 11 airstrikes in a single morning. one of the most populatedl residenteas was hit. t this little gi only survivor in a family of seven. >> we were sleeping peacefully, a family with their ch. it is always civilians that pay the price. report: the coalition said these airstrikes were aimed at munition stores, retaliation for diuthi airstrikes in s arabia. independent monitors say despite dethe ease in coalition air raids, the civil n death toll keeps mounting.s weekbefore, a series of explosions right beside a public school. children's daily rowiine punctureth the horrors of the conflict. the injured rushed to hospital. in yemen, it is the children w

ed: mayor bill deblasio now running for president. pete: he's trying.n't name it, but they said that the mayor had dinner there a couple years ago and his credit card was declined jedediah: [laughter] ed: not making it up. pete: pretty standard makes sense to me. jedediah: not a good look. and for those of you at home excited about mr. pete hegseth's commencement address, don't forget that will be coming up it will be juicy and a lot in there pete: be ready, graduates. jedediah: he's not playing around in case you thought he was kidding he's not. pete: oh, boy we're not kidding we're doing it. jedediah: he's taking this very very seriously. ed: i just want to understand real quick. aren't you like an ivy league elitist? pete: no if i can i'll try to mail back my degree. ed: you want to princeton and harvard. pete: i did but i want to mail them back i want a degree from the college of the ozarks or something like that. i paid it off. ed: we've got a degree from the college of hard knox, dan bongino, as we call him fox news contributor former nypd officer

the problem for someone like bill deblasio is he was fileted by democrats.n party and people within your own party questioning why you're running and criticizing you running that's a real, serious problem. >> is this biden moment -- is this biden moment for real? not even real lay moment. he's been polling ahead for a while. >> even before he was in the race, i'm friends with people on both sides of the aisle and donors and i called a couple of national donors pretty major in the obama campaign saying what do you think on your side? just curious. they were supporting kamala harris. they love her. but they said that they felt like joe biden, you know, is a major contender and which tells me that these guys are probably going to give to -- they have given to kamala harris and probably go ahead and write a check for biden, as well. biden would have never gotten in the race if he didn't have the funds secured. >> in ten seconds, why is your party making abortion a culture war for 2020? >> it shouldn't be. i think this is a bad and toxic issue to put on the foref

lou: other headlines tonight, a new report reveals a police car driving new york city mayor bill deblasioevent in 2015 was travel in the exact wrong direction when it plow into a truck. text messages related to the incident also shows the mayor's office wanted details of the incident, well, covered up. and chinese billionaire and alibaba owner says his employees should be having sex marathon to mirror the company's intense workweeks. he expects employee to work 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. six days a week. you won't often hear a ceo making such recommendations. >>> six rare bald eagles have been killed in maryland in the past few weeks. we're coming up with with much we're coming up with with much much ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ of all the moments you share with your best friend, the greatest could be the moment you save her life. every second counts in cardiac arrest. learn hands-only cpr and be the difference for someone you love. congresswoman under fire again for her outrageous comments, anti-semitic comments this time about the holocaust. >> you know, it's kind of a calming feeling i always tell folks when i

list of contenders has grown further with 23 with new york city mayor and my personal favorite bill deblasio. a lot to work with there. go to the democrats. it is interesting, social psyche popped to the top. that is what president trump is going to focus on. you could see like a routine, we love this. there is something about the person who looks like they are having the most fun when? >> capri: donald trump loves to campaign and loves to have an opponent, he plays off of that. he has 23 opponents. you'll have a lot of fun with it. it is not a good strategy for him to sleepy joe biden and give everybody a nickname because every time president trump does that, it gives that individual credibility. it is good for democrats when he does, then what happens? they turn it around -- >> harris: i don't think that is true. ask marco rubio if it works to give a nickname, little marco. >> capri: what democrats are saying, this comes up, democrats turn around and he's scared of me, scared of me. >> harris: didn't read it that way. what he's saying, i see you, do you want to take me on? from the beginni

lou: other headlines tonight, a new report reveals a police car driving new york city mayor bill deblasiowas travel in the exact wrong direction when it plow into a truck. text messages related to the incident also shows the mayor's office wanted details of the incident, well, covered up. and chinese billionaire and alibaba owner says his employees should be having sex marathon to mirror the company's intense workweeks. he expects employee to work 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. six days a week. you won't often hear a ceo making such recommendations. >>> six rare bald eagles have been killed in maryland in the past few weeks. we're coming up with with much we're coming up with with much much i can't believe it. that we're playing "four on four" with a barbershop quartet? [quartet singing] bum bum bum bum... pass the ball... pass the rock.. ...we're open just pass the ball! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. yea. [quartet singing] shoot the j! shoot, shoot, shoot the jaaaaaay... believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car in

wonder about your thinking about how you are different in this group of 24, now 25 i think with bill deblasio. how does coming from montana help you stand apart in this race? >> i think being raised in a place like montana and governing there, where i have to travel tkhru that whole 147,000 square mile state. i don't begin by saying these are pockets of blue, these are pockets of red. only democrat in the country to get reelected in the country where trump won. i got relected in 2016 by four points when he won by 20. >> dana: what do you put that down to? >> i put it down to that i both got out, i talked to people. i talked to people about what matters to them. that's what their jobs are, what their quality of life is. do we have clean air, clean water? those values? can you build a better world for your kids and grand kids? >> dana: are there other examples of red states that you think if you were to get the nomination for the democrats, that you might be able to flip? >> you bet. where i have traveled quite a bit. if you go to places like michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. i was in ohio, ar

this just in, bill deblasio wants to be lucky number 24.he declare his candidacy tomorrow and will head to iowa before heading to south carolina saturday and sunday. okay. we'll be back with more "mtp daily" and more candidate announcements after this. daily" and more candidate announcements after this every day, visionaries are creating the future. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. walkabout wednesdays are back! get a sirloin or chicken on the barbie, fries, and a draft beer or coca-cola - all for just $10.99. hurry in! wednesdays are for outback. outback steakhouse. aussie rules. wednesdays are for outback. if you have moderate to little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vom

deblasio himself had huge campaign contributions from the yellow cap industry, didn't he?that is one of the things interesting about this as a poster real estate or anything else, this is something that was sold why the city. we found the city new the prices were inflated, but still sold these medallions at very high bloomberg and a blasio, they made more than 850 finally in dollars off these medallion sales. politicald a lot of connections between industry and not just bill de blasio, but also governor cuomo and senator who was responsible for this baback in the day. we found the taxi industry is one of the more politically connected industries. amy: i want to turn to a clip from the weekly. this is one of the taxi drivers you profiled in your "new yor times" piece. th i is mommeded hsain.. amy: that is mohammed hossain. tell us about him. amy: he is one of those people who bought the medallion at an auction. he was unlucky enough to buy the final auction. he thought he was making a decision that was going not to just improve his life, but improve his family's life. amy:

with montana governor steve bullock and new york de deblasio. the latest to jump in. here at "this week" we're committed to have you hear from all the candidates. ten candidates have joined to this day. three more this morning. the big question, can anyone break out and catch the front-runner? joe biden has dominated the early polls. we all know how quickly that can change. front-runners always face challenges. in something of a surprise, the former vice president has actually increased his lead since getting in. at his official kickoff in philadelphia yesterday, he ignored his democratic rivals and kept his focus on trump. >> the american people want a president to add to our division, lead with clench fist, a closed hand, a hard heart, to deem nice your opponents, to spew hatred. they don't need me. they got president donald trump. i'm running not only for our country, democrats, republicans and independent a different path. not back to a path that never was, but to a future that fulfills our true potential as a country. >> let's hear from some of those democratic r

this tweet, quote, the dems are getting another beauty to join their group, bill deblasio of new yorkhe worst mayor in the united states will be supposedly making an announcement for president. he's a joke and if he like high taxes and crime he's your man. nyc hates him him. that's the president's tabling. laughter at the table. the president and mayor do not see eye toee but the new york tabloid views the new york mayor's candidacy as a joke. that's not nice. it's his first day. i'll say this as we start the conversation. nobody has had a clue. >> very true. >> it's also clear this a number of people who have very, very long odds have decided it's not -- it's not a losing proposition anymore just to run to raise your national profile. is there a lane for mayor bill de blasio? >> the fact that president trump won in 2016 is part of the reason that we have such a big field on the democratic side. people say if trump can do it and come out of no fwhr a presidential election why can't i, and that's what we're seeing even from bill de blasio. he does have a strong progressive record of ge

doing big introducement the mayor of new york city and now a 2020 dem presidential candidate bill deblasio we go to "hardball," kamala harris will be here on lawrence o'donnell for a special edition, a town hall. they are live in south carolina 10:00 p.m. eastern. the third primary state and should be a doozie of a down hall. don't miss it. chris matthews is about to talk to mayor pete on "hardball" next. >>> torah torah trump. let's play "hardball." >> good eveningment i'm chris matthews in south bend, indiana where i spent the day with presidential candidate, mayor pete buttigeig. i asked him about his friend, the north korean dictator and comparing him with joe biden. >> it's not the first time he aligned with a dictator and won't be the last. what was going on

buttigieg, tlaib and deblasio. >> the case for impeachment is being made most emphatically by the presidentself. it seems like every day or two there is another affront to the rule of law. >> from day one this president has misled congress, has undermined his own cabinet members, and has lied to the american people. >> i hear a lot of focus, a lot of talk on investigations and that's obviously important and i believe they will eventually lead to impeachment. >> bill: how about that? >> exactly how i said it. they're talking about it. they don't want a straight out call for impeachment or give their mark of approval on congress drafting impeachment articles. they're talking about it. that's all they can do. they realize if they go down that road it will be over for them in 2020 in the presidential and house races. >> bill: riding a bucking wild bronco is the quote. good to see you today. great to have you back. 12 minutes before the hour. >> sandra: a second american now has died climbing mt. everest as overcrowding creates new dangers for thrill seekers looking to conquer the world's talles

charles: so now is it the part where i know new york city mayor deblasio is putting out plans or talkingght of buildings, the structure of buildings, it's just sort of worrisome in so many different ways but that directly impacts your business. >> it would. i think the reality of it is it won't happen because at the end of the day our economy is built around infrastructure, it's built around buildings, it's about growth and without that, we would be in a tough spot in the country. charles: but it is interesting that it's even being floated out there that the idea has gained this much momentum, this much steam and listen i've got to tell you just this winter every time i was out p the road and i'm sliding around in a jeep and i see the big trucks i'm glad we've got fossil fuels and steel to move things around and have these industries homegrown and we can't afford to lose them can we? >> we can't. the united states produces the highest quality of metallurgical coal in the world, so not only in the united states but all infrastructure growth worldwide come from our products and the steel t

we can't believe this. >> do you actually mean to tell me that bill deblasio getting into this race isill really change everything, won't it? it will ruin us. bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, this extreme leftist politics is going to ruin what we enjoy. america is going to see this. the president is at 56% approval. >> i don't care what the media says anymore. people don't care. if you have more money in your pocket, you don't care what the head line reads. but i have a question. for you. pressing question of the day. i hope you're redy. what color are these sneakers, are they teal and gray or pink and white. >> pink and white. >> where is the pink? help me out. >> thank you. >> it's like a split coach. couch. the pic and white over here and the teal and gray over here. >> what color is teal. >> it's like a lighter shade of what i'm wearing. >> see the blue next to it for "fox & friends," see the blue color of our screen. that's blue. see what's in the middle? that's pink or beige or whatever you want to call it. what do these people see. >> these optical illusions. >> hegseth right a

. >>> "new york daily news" reports that new york city mayor bill deblasio is expected to throw his hat into the crowded democratic ring for president. he could make his announcement as early as wednesday, his 58th birthday. he has been traveling to key early voting states in recent months and shifting staff from city hall to working for his federal political action committee. d, blasio will join a field of 21 other democratic candidates. >>> the guardian of britain reports amsterdam is amping up its effort to clean up the city's air. motor bikes on diesel will be banned from the streets starting in 2030. diesel engine cars that are 15 years or older. amsterdam officials describe pollution as a silent killer. believed to shorten the life expecancy of city residents by one year. >>> "the orghaniorganian." it was preserved rodney hood who came up big hitting a key three-pointer in the game's fourth overtime. helped portland to a 140-137 win over the denver nuggets and the blazers now lead 2-1. this was just the second quadruple overtime game in history. the second one 1993. >> before i wa

well, apparently new york city mayor, democratic mayor bill deblasio is planning to jump in the 2020ce this month. this as the president says he'll run on the economy and this might be the reason why. 263,000 jobs are getting added to the economy in april. it's averaging north of 200,000 a month each month for better than the last year right now. the unemployment rate itself down to 3.6%. to put that in some perspective, we haven't done that since 1969. that was the last and only time the new york jets won the super bowl. so is it possible? let's get the read right now from a democratic candidate who doesn't see it quite robust, not about the jets, but the economy. it doesn't seem quite so strong to him. he joins us now, john delaney, one of the presidential candidates in a very crowded field. congressman, good to have you. where do you stand in this extremely crowded field? >> well, i'm certainly a more moderate candidate among the democrats running. i'm very solutions oriented. i've been a problem solving my whole life. ranked one of the most bipartisan members of congress. a succe

. >> sandra: trump tower where new york city mayor bill deblasio is set to promote his new deal and aore? we'll have more about that ahead. >> bill: how does it feel? speech good. mondays are awesome [laughs] >> bill: you had a good line last hour. i said happy monday and you said, "are there any happy mondays?" >> sandra: is there such a thing cost market hope everybody has a happy monday. it's good to be back. we will see you tomorrow. "outnumbered" starts now. >> melissa: fox news alert, the dow jones industrial average down more than 2%. 575 points right now. after china announced it will impose new tariffs on u.s. goods, as retaliation for new u.s. tariffs on their goods. they go into effect june 1st. it's on a variety of goods. it could be 5% to 25%, but overall, $60 billion' worth of goods. we had thought we were close to a deal with china. that's what you're seeing the market react so. but china apparently re-retreated on things they had agreed to before. it had fallen apart for the time being but there

the house judiciary chairman nearly fainting during an event with mayor bill deblasio.hank you for your thoughts. conservative actor praises president trump and claims his place in history. >> don't be fooled by the political left. let us stand up for the president and this truth but president trump is the greatest president since abraham lincoln. god bless america. jedediah: he has long supported the president and campaigning for him back in 2016 the actor crediting president trump for making our country stronger and better. those are your headlines. pete: he is a great guy. griff you're talking to sailors? griff: we've got sailor, soldiers, airmen, marines and actually the united states coast guard and i don't think we've heard from the coast guard today what's your name? >> first class petty officer eileen. griff: this is a day where we're obviously honoring the sacrifice of your fellow service members but what does this weekend mean to you? >> it's the weekend we memorial ize a few people that have served in our country, the past and the current and the present. gri

new york city mayor bill deblasio admits he might not qualify for the first presidential debate next and they can qualify with 65,000 unique donations. and some rideshare drivers might see their apps get deactivated for allegedly jacking up fares at washington d.c.'s reagan national airport. some uber and lyft drivers are accused of turning their apps on and off several times a night to create surge-pricing. drivers tell local media they do it because their pay is so low. and "game of thrones" is coming to an end. >> when you play the "game of thrones" you win, you die. jedediah: hbo airing the final episode tomorrow night and a new survey shows nearly 11 million people plan to skip work on monday because of it. pete: really? jedediah: but not everyone has been happy with the final season nearly 1 million angry fans have signed a petition to redo the last season. well i don't watch it so i don't know why. pete: i don't either. you know they may end up redoing the last season two years from now to make a bunch of money. bad idea. jedediah: i don't like the finales of a lot of shows. t

bill deblasio might be getting in this race. >> oh! ed: i covered that myself. >> weeks of it.movements leaders respond, coming up next. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! keep goin' man! you got it! if you ride, you get it. ♪ here i go again geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. jedediah: a pro-life celebration set to debut in new york city's times square today. pete: over 10,000 people are expected to attend the first- ever alive from new york. the event that will be broadcasting live ultrasound on billboards, but it hasn't gone without controversy. jedediah: two of the leaders behind the event march for life president jeanie mancini and focus on the family president jim daily are now here with us for more information. so what has been the controversy about this that emerged? well it started with focus on the family, we noticed what governor cuomo did here and the governor of virginia and we thought this is an overreach when we're high fiving in our state houses and

aoc and sanders and deblasio. back and forth between biden and bernie sanders.rs said there is no middle ground when it comes to climate policy. if we don't commit to transforming our system away from fossil fuels. fighting climate change has to be the top priority. how is that going to go in a primary? >> exactly what i was talking about before. the left side of that equation. bernie sanders was here in washington last night was talking about going after oil and gas companies like governments have gone after tobacco companies to prosecute them for what he says was lies about climate change. this is the far left position in this case on the environment. but this is playing out in the primary and what we're seeing now is the candidate who seems to have a more moderate view on those things, joe biden, seems to be doing quite well. >> bill: you will have a lot to write about. thank you for coming in today. nice to see you in d.c. more on the 2020 race. next hour democratic presidential candidate and massachusetts congressman seth moulton is our guest. he comes in a