john dingell was focused. president bush could not stop laughing. john was so -- this is what you've got to do. this, this, this, and this. there is something in the last 24 hours of his life, he did talk to a democratic president, and one of the last people you spoke to was a republican president and he respected both of them and never forgot that. america, hewords to that we holdll power entrusted to the officials to the people that elect them. we will all serve our constituents with the greatest responsibility they have granted .s for a time so we all get caught up in the news of the day and the strikes on the floor, but it's really important to remember this nation's history. in the greatest nation in the world and we can never take our democracy or freedom for granted. thank you very much. [applause] >> what a powerful message. congresswoman dingle, you have a way with words. you bring us history and you bring us the future as well because you stand there as a member of congress, now in your own right, but understanding the history. it is the w

but now debbie dingell is a congresswoman all her own. she comes with a distinguished resume having served as the president of the general motors foundation, chair of the manufacturing initiative at the american automotive policy conference, and a lifelong advocate for issues important to women and children, founder of the national women's health resource center, and she has brought all of that experience and all of that dedication, and so her district is fortunate to have congresswoman debbie dingell serving not just her own district but as a leader in congress, and we're honored to have you today. [ applause ] >> you know, it's really -- i want to thank the capitol historical society for doing this and for all being here to support them. the last time john was in the capitol was last year when he came to support the capitol historical society. it was his last trip to washington, but he loved this institution, and he loved this capitol, and he just wanted to be here to share that story, those stories. i was thinking about it, what i was

i see i've been joined by my colleague, congresswoman debra dingell. welcome. tonight we will have an interesting program. inspired by the arts and by dr. freeman. thank you for allowing me a moment to share some thoughts with you and to say thank you for your ongoing support of this magnificent institution. thank you so much. >> thank you house speaker nancy pelosi. we know that the demands on your time are overwhelming. the fact that you honored us with your presence is really something very special. it speaks to your commitment to telling the story of article 1. the legislative branch. one of the things that the historical society is dedicated to , we are always bicameral and bipartisan. as we tell the story of the legislative branch. we recognize that the house thinks that they're the most important body in the senate thinks that they are the most important body. we are smart enough to have both of them come. our next speaker comes from the other side of the legislative chamber. comes to us with a distinguished career of service to our country. after gradua

i spent my marriage married to john dingell. he was one of the founders of the nra in the 1960's and a board member. before he died, when i had spoken out again he said deborah, i'm proud of you. times of change. we have to do something. we can't keep going to our corners and not figuring out what we're going to do. in the top 25 industrialized nation, 93% of the children between zero and 14 that are killed by guns are american children. it's wrong. thesenate has to come to table, they have to act, we have to do something so our kids can start school and not look at me and say, are we safe? why do people hate me ?the -- why do people hate me? now i am proud to introduce the vice president of policy at brady, who comes to this issue because of his own family. his parents were shot. his mother was killed. thank you for being here. >> i am the vice president of policy at brady. my parents were coming home and 2005 from a holiday vacation. they spent the weekend getting sunburn on a boat. when they came back, we experienced what far

congresswoman debbie dingell joins us live from detroit. nights of debates, i know you're watching closely. your line coming in was you wanted to see these candidates prove, because of trump's victory in your state in 2016, that they had it on jobs, that they had it on trade, that they could not only win wayne county and detroit and the african-american vote but win mccomb county. anybody do it? >> nope. i'm going to tell you one of the things that i'm most disappointed in was they were in detroit, they had the opportunity to talk about urban issues and they were in the heartland, which is where the road to the white house goes through 2020 and they didn't talk about any of those issues that i just talked to you about. they were very busy taking shots at each other, even when they had the health care discussion. they didn't talk about it in ways that working men and women understand or that they care about or even show an understanding of those that have health care insurance right now, their fear they're going to lose it any day. we've got

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debbie dingell saw it that way, claire mccaskill saw it that way. i didn't. i would point to senator kamala harris in a moment of about 30 seconds where she took the entire president's message on the economy, deconstructed it and redelivered it to those who are losing jobs in the ag industry and automotive industry. i think we saw pieces of that last night. again, i liken this to -- i was at this table on election night and the day after in 2018, and all my democratic friends were lamenting. it was such a terrible time. maybe it was because they were expecting so much greater. but i said to them, hey, you just won the house. this is exciting. what i saw were 20 candidates who each person is a better person than donald trump both in their moral character and their command of public policy. we will naturally see this field winnow. we will see ten people in houston, not 20. we are seeing each of them rise to the moment. this is a process by which each of them become presidential. i think we saw more of that last night. i understand others didn't. i would just tr

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michigan congresswoman debbie dingell says it's time to put partisan bickering us. i mean not going in the corners taking same positions but say what's the >>in washington morgan right. >>we now know the name of the man accused of killing a california highway patrol officer riverside police say this man. aaron luther shot and killed officer on dream or been injured 2 others it all started when the officer pulled luther over in a traffic stop yesterday. police say that luther had a rifle in his car and shot the officer, the officer called for backup and other officers arrived a gunfight ensued, and luther was shot he later died at the hospital 2 other officers who were injured are still in the hospital tonight, one is in critical condition. it's not clear why luther opened fire on the officers. >>we're tracking the warm weather tonight. this is a look at the temperatures across the bay area right now. but it's going to get even hotter tomorrow. checking in right now with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow in all the focus this week been on school starting up now the

backpacks which have become popular with parents, michigan democrat and gun control advocate debbie dingell says right now this isn't at the top of her to do list. i think we need to do more specifically. >>how do we keep guns out of the hands of those that she can't christianheyne with gun control group the brady campaign agrees, but says they're open were not. >>stopping the conversation anywhere right now because we know is multifaceted. >>federal law already prohibits convicted felons from buying body armor schumer says he plans to file his civilian body armor bill when congress returns from recess next month. in washington recall martin. >>in response to mass shootings president trump suggests building more mental institutions this comes just weeks after mass shootings in dayton ohio, el paso texas. and of course the garlic festival here in gilroy president trump made the comments ahead of a campaign rally in new hampshire on thursday, pro gun groups favre an emphasis on mental illness when discussing mass shootings says that takes the focus off of gun control. >>you want people to rem

michigan congresswoman debbie dingell says it's time to put partisan bickering aside the corners takingame positions but say. >>what's the ludicrous. >>in washington morgan right. >>we'll tell you again it's going to day to day all around the bay area with several spots hitting the triple digits once again job trouble tracking your forecast. we'll let you know just how hot it's going to get it maybe one will see a cool down after the break before we go a live look outside of the bay bridge toll plaza there some traffic lined up at the pay gates, mostly in the cash lanes but pretty good commute into san francisco will check more bridges for you after the break. >>welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news and welcome back to at the heat is on triple digits again more triple digits in yesterday john showing up on the 4 zone forecast a lot more than yesterday the they did. yesterday was a lot of effort most us already high. it's today is really going to be like oh, yeah we're going one we're going to have to do with this he last today maybe we could cool it down but we're not so what ab

what this bill is, and i wrote it and read it and it has now passed in the house thanks to debbie dingell and her work on that violence gets women act. so people understand it, people convicted of a serious crime of domestic abuse, if it is involving their husband or wife, or someone they live with, then they cannot get a gun. but if they are convicted of serious domestic abuse with a girlfriend, then they can go out and get whatever gun they want. homicides involve victims who are all friends. that is what the boyfriend loophole is. that bill is sitting on mitch mcconnell's doorstep. what i have heard in rural iowa on the 20 county tour, not just from democrats, just when i walked on the street. if that is any indication, i think there will be huge pressure on the republicans to at least let those bills come up for a vote. i would also add in as a republican house republican house member from dayton now supports, banning military weapons. as well as the magazine limits. the fact that is not going to change peoples minds as they the horror of the people in the walmart trapped, and the ord

. >> i am just trying to find my dingell hopper. >> oh, hi. shocking to hear that. >> did i say it right? it's the comb or mirror? in san mateo, 61 degrees. it's brighter today, a few high clouds, and then maybe just a little warmer than average. the cooling trend arrives about a day later than what we talked about yesterday. here's a look at the cloud cover. it's pretty extensive late. i mean, it's late arriving and going to be quickly moving away. notice yesterday we had the thick canopy of high clouds, and not the case today. that extra sunshine, let's seem. we wil start in the south bay, and looking at the mid-80s here, and low 80s around milpitas and sunnyvale. we have 80 in redwood city, and everybody else in the mid to upper 70s in the peninsula. a little more cloud cover than yesterday along the coast. 70 downtown, and the north bay. 75 in berkeley, and a few 80s around castro valley. and hot inland, 90 to 97 degrees. mist and drizzle this morning, not a lot unless you are near the coast. it gets hotter sunday and monday of next week.

john dingell was a favorite of mine , we lost john this year. but he was a wonderful chairman. i got on the energy and commerce and i asked for the merchant marines and the fisheries committee. i said why? nobody wants that? i also got on ag. and if you remember 1994 there was a switch in leadership. republicans took over and then with the new revolution, pat took over the house ag committee. ag committee. so i went to pat and i said i want to stay on the ag committee and he said you cannot because the numbers are not there. and you're the last person answer the first person out. he was really sweet about it. but he said no. so i showed up at a few hearings a sad in the hall with all the people that came to the hearings. and pat will look at me like what is she doing out there? i came to 3-4 and he said finally come appearance it. you're not on the committee but you can come appearance that. he was really sweet. i appreciate that. pat was good to me. i have to say when i did come to the senate, i knew exactly what committee i wanted to be on. i wanted to be on the senate financ

and then, you know, congresswoman debbie dingell said it's the organization of mom's demand action istly rallies together this weekend in multiple cities. is that enough to pressure them? i don't know. but what i do know and what we saw around the repeal of healthcare a few years ago before late senator john mccain voted against repealing the healthcare law is that people came to d.c. people called their congress people. the phones were ringing off the hook. i think msnbc and us did stories about sitting in offices and just listen together phone calls th listening to the phone calls coming in. part of it is using the media do that but do people show up in d.c. when congress is back and demand some kind of action? it's kind of what we saw in ohio which got governor mike dewine to say i'm going to try to push forward that's policies even if i'm not sure my particular legislature will do anything about it. >> there's a new morning poll out that shows 47% of republicans are actually supporting stricter gun legislation following the shootings last week. kasie hunt, thank you. matt welch, t

. >> congresswoman debbie dingell, thank you very much for joining us. >>> we're just getting started lot more ahead on msnbc. at the top of the hour we have "up with david gura." good morning, david. >> good morning. there are a few conversations i want to highlight. joyce vance used to be a u.s. attorney in alabama and she's written an amazing piece about how a few years ago she had to decide whether or not to authorize a raid like the ones we saw last week in mississippi. she's going to join us to explain why she did not give that raid the go ahead. >>> and now that jeffrey epstein is dead, the big question is what happens next to the victims, accusers and associates as well? min a man who pored over jeffrey's little black book. >>> and lastly, the red flag law legislations that would allow you to step in if you think someone shouldn't have access to guns to keep them away temporarily, the governor of wisconsin wants a law like that on his state. he will join us in a few minutes. >> david, was the tie of the day? >> sloths. >> sloths. how about that? zoom in? >> keen eye. well done

john dingell was a particular favorite of mine. we lost john this year but he was just a wonderful, wonderful chairman. i got on energy and commerce and asked for merchant marine and fishery committee. they said why, nobody wants that. i got on ag, coming from a farm district. if you remember in 1994, there was a switch in the leadership and the republicans took over. with the new revolution, pat took over the house ag committee. as everybody knows when you switch, you lose a few numbers on the side that maybe didn't win. so i went to pat and i said, pat, i want to stay on the ag committee. he said, you can't because the numbers aren't there, and you were the last person in so you're the first person out. he was real sweet about it but he said no. so i showed up at a few hearings, and i sat out with all of the people that came to the hearing. pat would look at me like what is she doing out there. oh, my god, what is she doing out there. i came to thee or four. finally he looked at me and said, okay, come up here and sit. you're not

you see congresswoman debbie dingell there.is is michigan politics. >> i must tell you i was a little surprised at how much there was about barack, about the president. i mean, i'm proud of having served with him, proud of the job he did. i don't think there is anything he has to apologize for. i think, you know, it kind of surprised me the degree of the criticism. but look. as i've told you before, god love you, you've had to cover me a long time now, but this is a marathon. i feel good. i think we're, you know, we passed the quarter mark and i'm feeling good. >> mr. vice president you told us in the earliest days of your campaign you were not going to speak ill of a fellow democrat. you were pretty tough on some of your opponents last night. why the change in strategy? >> because i responded. look, i hope the next debate we can talk about how we fix, our answers to fix the things trump has broken not how barack obama made all of these mistakes. he didn't. he didn't. and so -- i want to make clear that this going back ten, 20,

joining me now is michigan congresswoman debbie dingell. it's always good to see you.se candidates stood on the stage in your states and so i'm really really curious, did r them make a strong case to voters who abandon the democrats two 1/2 years ago to folks who are losing their plants at the gm plant in warren, michigan, because that's closing, do you think that they were won over last night? >> i don't want to be negative, i love all 20 of these candidates, many of them are my friends, but i was disappointed in these two days of debates. i think we had too much practicing of lines to take jabs at people and not enough talking about issues that matter to working men and women. you know, you're in michigan, trade is a big issue. i quite frankly strongly believe that it's an issue that helped get president trump elected. vice president -- >> and won voters -- one voterst part of the country understand. >> and shutter plants. and by the way, vice president pence is coming to michigan next wednesday. they waited and announced it today because they didn't want to interfer

there is a guy in a pope and dingell and i'm sure he still there and is 140 years old was professionally a storyteller to marketers, he desisted and nobody is rented, you cannot help but go into next to ask you a story, he does not ever need anything but the story is completely invented about growing up. it was my turn, anyway, questions. >> my name is christian i like to think the best of both worlds, or by taxi driver that picked you up, i ended up catholic thanks to my catholic mother, god rest her soul. i guess the question goes to both michael and tim. the subject of rubber songs, what is your take on the wolf tones or for the songs of dear corporal, are you fans of music and you think it's still relevant to the state and is a song still resonate or are they stuck in the past? >> i think people have a variety of opinions and of ireland. i talk about perfect exaggerate a little bit the self-hatred or shame about irish nationals in the 1980, but if you end up, irish people like everyone else, i end up in one cap and one personal curse and gerry adams and another one will find out if t

. >> rally 2506 points joining the conversation, michigan congresswoman deb dingell, symptom stovallw things are going story in journal jackie about the dollar perhaps hurting earnings lo longer term we haven't seen it yet but border on that lowered expectations. >> dollar at two-year high pretty much so definitely something to think about forward but, overall, companies have been reporting, i thought walmart's report huge in terms of what is have a pg with trade there is so much scomour to china they definitely cautioned could be a problem later, but not right now, so this week you have more retail earnings we will get a better picture. >> a better picture of the economy through numbers, top story this hour u.s. giving huawei a break, blake burman at the white house with very lights now, blake, commerce secretary confirmed this for us. reporter: just half hour ago object the show good morning to you over the weekend president trump echoed nooshl security concerns intelligence community he believes, two full headlines the commerce secretary wilbur ross saying on one hand, 46 more sub

i rememberbe -- hearing stories about john dingell.ingellgram over to the administration and they would quake. they were you -- they were ready powers of congress. already a problem. but by shifting it out of the you do not, where have the normal processes of -- consent, and congress is trying to keep up under the but it's executive and the executive does not have complete control over it either -- i think we need to recognize something fundamental has shifted and as a practical matter, the vast majority of things that we would consider to be laws are actually passed i people that are brought -- that are not really subject to the debate and the election, and actually not subject to normal judicial process even. that's a fundamental shift. we back up and see where this started. we are missing the forest for the trees. the loss of that -- it's adept to legislation which is supposed to be the most important of the three branches. it's less that he is wrong and more that we have entered a new era, a new form. >> it's not that congress is n

what this bill is, and i wrote it and read it and it has now passed in the house thanks to debbie dingell and her work on that violence gets women act. so people understand it, people convicted of a serious crime of domestic abuse, if it is involving their husband or wife, or someone they live with, then they cannot get a gun. but if they are convicted of serious domestic abuse with a girlfriend, then they can go out and get whatever gun they want. homicides involve victims who are all friends. that is what the boyfriend loophole is. that bill is sitting on mitch mcconnell's doorstep. what i have heard in rural iowa on the 20 county tour, not just from democrats, just when i walked on the street. if that is any indication, i think there will be huge pressure on the republicans to at least let those bills come up for a vote. i would also add in as a republican house republican house member from dayton now supports, banning military weapons. as well as the magazine limits. the fact that is not going to change peoples minds as they the horror of the people in the walmart trapped, and the ord

neil: and i heard congresswoman dingell of michigan, the idea was to try to flip michigan into the democraticfter trump won, that they didn't succeed. >> and texas. neil: but here, this effort in michigan, it wasn't an access in detroit, that didn't had they would vote for any of the candidates. >> even marianne williamson? >> yes, make america hate again and then-- >> you've got bernie sanders supporters who would wrap their arms and hug joe biden as a nominee? or that joe biden backers would wrap their arms around elizabeth warren or bernie sanders? >> democrats are so angry right now, that's the point. neil: they're angry at each other. >> no, they're angry at the guy in the white house. neil: they have a funny way of showing it, they're torpedoing themselves. >> they can yell at each other and democrats are angry. neil: republicans are angry at each other, and donald trump went on to win. >> democrats have a fundamental disconnect with the people. i've said it last week, republicans who voted for hillary clinton and took it to their grave will be first in line to vote for a second term of

take a listen to debbie dingell, a quite reasonable, moderate democrat from michigan. >> how many plants just even in the past six months? they're worried. so i want policies that are going to help my workers feel safe. leland: she got a point there, that there's a lot of americans who don't feel all that secure and don't feel part of this economic boom? >> i mean, those americans that actually feel that are really probably just listening to a lot of the rhetoric that's coming from the democratic -- leland: so you don't think there's americans who feel economicallying uncertain right now? >> you know, when you look at overall the numbers, leland, record low unemployment across the board, 50-year low, record low i unemployment for hispanics, for blacks u for african-americans, for women, disabled veterans. i mean, across -- leland: you don't think there's a little bit of hubris to deny there are a lot of american workers in their 40s and 50s in michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania and other places who feel economic uncertainty? is. >> when you look at the whole fight for 15, for example, min

appeared to be watching that interview and shortly after tweeted just watched congresswoman debbie dingell and many other democrats wanting to give up the s very successful trade battle china. we're taking in billions of dollars, will be good for farmers and all. china says they plan to retaliate with tariffs of their own against the u.s., all of this really sets the stage and gives you an idea of the stuff situation negotiators will be coming into when they're expected to meet later on this next month. >> garrett tenney for us, thanks so much for that. >>> another violent weekend in hong kong, pro democracy activists denying the government ban and filling the streets as they clash with police. details, next. -their béarnaise sauce here is the best in town. [ soft piano music playing ] mm, uh, what do you do for fun? -not this. ♪ -oh, what am i into? mostly progressive's name your price tool. helps people find coverage options based on their budget. flo has it, i want it, it's a whole thing, and she's right there. -yeah, she's my ride. this date's lame. he has pics of you on his phone. -th

the house back in february and my next guest is one of the lawmakers attending the haven't debbie dingellod morning to you. >> good morning, bill, good to see you. >> bill: give me the bullet points, well, not a great choice of words. give me the headlines from the bill first. >> what we're trying to do is just get the senate to act on the background bill we passed in february. we have kids going back to school in a couple weeks and parents and kids are scared to death about what's going to happen. we have to start this traditional going to your corner, everybody take a position and nobody talking to each other. we have to do something about guns in this country. people are scared. kids in school are scared and people are being killed. do you know that 93% of the children between 0 and 14 of the top 25 industrialized nation are killed by guns are american. something's wrong. >> bill: i agree, there seems to be a certain edge out there that's unacceptable. here's part of what you're talking about today, however, establishing new background check retirements between private party and requir

when i have people like debbie dingell on from michigan, she says we need changes in terms of salariesour and we don't want u.s. workers to get into that problem. >> i think the president has done a really good job negotiating those concessions with mexico and canada. could there be some more tweaks? i'm sure that speaker pelosi is going to demand it. but remember in the house, to get the vote on the floor, speaker pelosi has to put this bill on the floor. maria: right. >> we're running out of days. and to go back to the climate for just a moment, i'm convinced there are some democrats that don't want to vote for it because they see it as being a win for. maria: we know that. >> it's a win for the american people. it's a win for the american employees. it's a win for the american manufacturers. and tom, i think you asked about gun control. you know, there's a lot of talk, there's a lot of cross-talk. so far, i have not seen any bills or any legislation in toto that are being proposed and -- maria: what about the red flag bill? >> you know, one question i have is will the administration

caller: debbie dingell. host: on our independent line, we will hear from todd in north carolina.n todd,is is david north carolina. caller: we have a bunch of capitalists gaming the socialist entities in our government for their profit. gaming county employees residents for their grant money and they feed on innocent -- if theying to keep a caseload, they get grant money. and a cost out here to school college kids so they can have this caseload in the court. governmentderal stepped out of the school system , we don't need state rights, we need citizens rights again because these states are abusing people, causing these bad actors in this nation because they are unchecked. i reported them for harassing and trying to abduct my child and the only thing that happened was more stuff against me. they tried to, abductor my child. they say i cannot go on field trips with my child and they take my kid from school, social security. it has hit -- hurt my son's domestic tranquility trying to defend off human traffickers. host: we have had several issue -- people talk about the issue of immigr