elizabeth warren would be a gift to him.le name but she only has so big of an audience. in fact, she is going to struggle. >> what happens is with an excited and loud audience, the people tend to think that that is bigger than it actually is. and they look at the success of bernie sanders and they think elizabeth warren is a few years younger than the senator from vermont. she has a way of explaining things that she sort of disavows and ignores facts and logic often times. but it is still very plain for people to grasp onto who want to share her ideology. and because she is able to explain things and she is a firebrand, in many ways she's a natural. >> do you think that she will get beyond these very liberal based red states back to blue again? what she's talking about these things? kennedy: the only power that she has, i believe that the populist ideas that she tapped into along with this president is if the economy improves or the ideas hold, i think she can do well. if the economy improves but people still have things lik

elizabeth warren would be a gift to him.file name but she only has so big of an audience. in fact, she is going to struggle. >> what happens is with an excited and loud audience, the people tend to think that that is bigger than it actually is. and they look at the success of bernie sanders and they think elizabeth warren is a few years younger than the senator from vermont. she has a way of explaining things that she sort of disavows times.ores facts and logic but it is still very plain for people to grasp onto who want to share her ideology. and because she is able to explain things and she is a firebrand, in many ways she's a natural. >> do you think that she will get beyond these very liberal based red states back to blue again? what she's talking about these things? kennedy: the only power that she has, i believe that the populist ideas that she tapped into along with this president is if the economy improves or the ideas hold, i think she can do well. if the economy improves but people still have things like health car

. >> senator elizabeth warren joins me for an exclusive interview. >> trumpcare is one more way to help the rich and powerful and kick dirt in the face of working people. >> plus, congressman steve king fund-raising off. >> this you cannot rebuild your civilization off somebody else's babies. >> and his shared vision with the white house. >> congressman king, about that cultural suicide -- >> and the other member of the trump administration with an alias. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, the simmering tensions in the republican party started to reach a boil today as the harsh realities that americans will face if the gop's health care bill passes have begun to set in. on one side of the brewing civil war you have the economic ethnonationalism of white house chief strategist. on the other, the ayn ran style government philosophy of paul ryan and the health care bill, a product of ryan's philosophy, is a culmination of his career effort to slash the social safety net. it is, as vox put it, class warfare of the rich and poor. according to

jesse: elizabeth warren. >> i think she would lose badly.i think she hurt hillary clinton very badly. jesse: why? >> i watched those speeches. anger and hatred. they are hard. i said she is bad for hillary. i watched that last couple weeks where she was getting up with that craziness and anger you i have got news for you, donald trump. women have had it with guys like you. and nasty women have really had it with guys like you. >> pocahontas would not be proud of her as her representative. jesse: i think she'll run against you, elizabeth warren. >> i hope so. that would be a dream come true. jesse: snoop dogg. >> i think that was terrible. not because of me. i think it many terrible to do that to any president, any person. i think it was pretty low life. his career is failing and he's getting a lot of publicity on it. but i think it was a terrible thing to do. jesse: bill o'reilly. >> great guy. nobody would know that. don't kid yourself he's a talented guy. jesse: i believe it. florida one. jesse watters. >> tremendous future, tremendous pot

, that the democrats, they have elizabeth warren, they've got bernie, trump had rallies all year, butdid, too. he had a lot of excitement on the left, why can't they get it together? >> because there democrats. i can't say anymore than what's in that book. i'm so jealous of those authors, i'm trying to write a book now, that is effortless prose. there's no index. >> tom: they have sources in the back. they have all the sources, look at this. all blank pages until you get to the end, 40 pages of references. >> it's brilliant. >> to turn the tables are new here, you wrote an actual book this year. if this book sells more copies then your book, is that going to drive you crazy? >> i think it already has. >> your book hasn't officially been released. >> i preordered a copy. i love the up-to-date photo of you on the cover. >> this guy is the literary version of the guy who invented the pet rock, this book is going to be a number one bestseller. he was stressed out for a deadline, with any luck, this will work. there's someone out here who wrote a book that might cure cancer this year, and

we've heard from senator elizabeth warren. we need general ksh attorney general jeff sessions who should never have been confirmed in the first place to resign. we need it now. and andrea mitchell, we should point out the pushback from the department of justice. >> you bet. this is from sara flores, there was absolutely nothing 34iz leading about his answer, she writes. the answer to senator franken's questions at around r arms services. last year he had over 25 conversations as a senior member of the armed services committee. he was asked about communications between russia and 2 trump campaign, knots about meetings he took as a senator. >> you see the defense. our guy talks to people all the time. >> and that when he was asked the question he was not misleading, forgetting, or lying. he was simply saying that it was -- he was asked about a campaign conversation and that it was not a campaign conversation. >> we have a new statement on background from a white house official, that is a out when official not for atry bulldogs.

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elizabeth warren assassinating a decent human being, 40 years in public life, dedicated public servant, champion of civil rights, calling him a racist, a letter that was repudiated by caretta scott king, violating senate rules and when mitch mcconnell says you can't say that, they are silencing another woman. that cripples conservatives, cripples anybody opposing that nonsense. intellectual you look at it, it is ridiculous and laughable. of the political practice is something. trump is a liberated force. i have waited 30 years for somebody on the right to appeal like donald trump. coming out of the left and being used to understanding the left sees politics as war conducted by other means, that is the way they see it, that is the way they fight it, the kratz is what? character assassination, name-calling, hate, a party of hate, you see it every season and there is no limit to what they will throw at republicans to defame them, to destroy them. godzilla versus bambi. i waited. then comes the first primary to date, there is donald trump with the highest percentage of the question, in a p

i think they're being played for chumps by people like schumer and elizabeth warren.ind that insulting. look, every time we have supreme court appointments by democratic presidents a lot of republicans voted against them but a lot of republicans voted for them they did at least acknowledge they were qualified. republicans may not have liked them but they were qualified to sit on the court. atas the oy real decision that those senators had to make. that is the same ones that the democrats face. david: governor, while you're here, i want to get your take on breaking news from devin nunes. he is the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee seen here earlier. he came out and said there was unmasking of names that was improper in all of the intel reports they had and information that might have involved members of donald trump's team. information that was not available or at least the fbi is not making it available to the trump administration. what do you think of all this? >> well, first of all, it is shameful they're not making it available to the trump ad

does that go towards bernie sanders and elizabeth warren? does it go more centrist? seems like it's going that way. >> on economic issues, a strong, bold economic plan, we will have bernie sanders onboard. we will be united on the strong economic message. that's number one reason we lost in 2016. we didn't have it. i blame myself and everybody else. >> bret: does neil gorsuch get in? >> i have some doubts. i think he's been a judge who favored the wealthy economic interests over the middle class. >> bret: are you still going to push to stop neil gorsuch? >> not a single democrat has come out for him. most have not come out against him. people are waiting for the hearing. >> bret: are you worried the nuclear option is going to be used? >> i hope not. harry reid, when he changed the rules, did not do the supreme court at my suggestion. i said it's an important position. i said cabinet too but he didn't listen to me. it's so important, you should get 60 votes. >> bret: you've known donald trump for a long time. he recalled how he helped democrats. despite the politics a

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another leading democrat, elizabeth warren with a statement. calling for the resignation and then recuse himself from the investigation into ties between russia and the trump campaign. >> this man has been the u.s. attorney for a state. he knows the law. he's probably prosecuted people for telling untrue statements to the fbi and others. at some point, people have to ask the question where is the integrit integrity? where is the rule of law? where is the obedience of law? all of these excuses over and over. >> even some top republicans voicing concern. lindsey graham suggesting it may be time for an independent investigation into the trump russia allegations has become necessary. >> if there is anything there and it goes up the chain of investigation, it is clear to me that jeff sessions, who is my dear friend, cannot make this decision about trump. there may be nothing there. if there is something there that the fbi believes is criminal in nature, you need a special prosecutor. if that day comes, i'll be the first to say it is someone other th

democrats like hillary clinton and elizabeth warren were missing. my next guest is here to talk about how teachers were watching out in protest of trump. >> the catalyst behind all these subsequent mars, a day without women, et cetera, is donald trump's electoral victory. pretending otherwise isn't tricking anyone. the districts that closed the schools overwhelmingly voted for hillary clinton. they could have let kids into the classroom and allowed parents to go to work today. liz: are you saying schools did have enough workers to stay open but they shut their doors today. wasn't that stranding working families, including single moms who work? >> absolutely. school districts were cracking down saying you need to show up for work. instead of cracking down and doing their jobs, they decided to enable teachers to protest the president. this is completely absurd. liz: don't taxpayers have to pay extra including replacement workers? protesting is a fundamental right. but should protests like this be done on one's own time when taxpayers aren't stuck with

traditional democrats verses the democrats led by the wing of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and i understand the pressures that he must feel and the reason why he would do and suggest that the filibuster this nomination. we are to know that some members of this conference have said they will agree to an up-or-down vote. our friend from west virginia senator manchin has said he opposes the filibuster. senator leahy the former chairman of the senate judiciare committee has said he is not inclined to go along with it either. senator cardin, our colleague and friend from maryland has stopped short of agreeing with the minority leader strategy and senator heitkamp from northda dakota has said that she believes the nominee deserves an up-or-down vote. but the democratic leader follows through as i said it would be unprecedented. never before has there have been a successful partisan filibuster of supreme court nominee. i would just say to our friends across the aisle time and time again democrats have accelerated the arms race on justice and every single time it has come back to bite

2020. >> i think she would lose so badly. >> i think she's probably going to run against you, elizabeth warren would be a dream come true. >> warren campaigned hard for hillary clinton laths year earning her the nick neighboring pocahontas from president trump. forcing fat people to pay more. customers cutting this sign in memphis. it reads, quote, sorry, if you're overweight, pedicures will be $45 due to service fees for pedicurist, they normally charge 30. the store rose nails have taken the sign down denying it was ever up. the owner admitted heavier customers are harder for technicians to work on. a massive bract el buster, number one villanova won't repeat as ncaa champion. >> wisconsin will go to new york city. all right, wisconsin pulling the upset victory sending the 1 seed home and number three florida state couldn't handle xavier getting pounded 91 to 76. a fan becoming internet sensation as he went on an emotional roller coaster captured by tv cameras. social media going wild to his reaction to his beloved wildcats losing. >> i feel for him. i think it was villanova lost, she couldn

if i have a major proposal to introduce i talk to bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. i talk to my joe manchin and mark warner and say "what do you think?" then they try the old technique "well, we'll threaten them, we'll run people against you." that's what president trump said. then he tried his other technique, "we'll walk it away and leave it on your shoulders." none of it worked. the art of the deal is out the window, or at least it doesn't work in washington. but their second problem is even worse. trump campaigned as a populist against the democratic and republican establishments. everything he has done has been hard right. so this bill, what was the number one motivation for this bill? to reduce taxes on the wealthiest people by a huge amount. the average tax break for the top 1% of there, .1%, would be over $200,000. and that break would force people to pay more, senior citizens to have huge increasings, opioid treatment gone, medicaid cut. if they keep doing that, they're going to fail because the country is not hard right. trump didn't win as a hard right pe

dc or pay for security herself >> the petition which will be delivered to vermont senator and elizabeth warren urges milania to move to washington, dc as a way to alleviate the national debt. when it comes to protecting the president and first family, most agree we should do whatever it takes. >> some taxpayers take issue with the added cost with keeping milania and barren trump >> i fully support her making the choice as a mother first and a first lady second >> ultimately i don't agree >> more than 150,000 people signed a petition or change.org urging the first lady to move to washington or pay the price. how much does it cost per day to protect them at trump tower? >> probably 10 grand >> hundreds of thousands. >> reporter: the nypd estimated between 127 and 1 $46,000 >> per day? i'm a finance how can it be 1 $27,000 in one day. >> some say the first lady belongs in the white house >> the first lady has her responsibilities and technically a job. >> we're talking about impressions and how it looks >> it's an honor to be in the white house. >> others say it's a good short term decision for l

. >> elizabeth warren and bernie sanders give this fight for 15, it is not the fist punching the man in the face but the workingman in the kisser. charles:everyone is saying there's a certain level of self accountability and the idea is you got to make yourself marketable particularly in an economy that is moving to the 21st-century economy. >> what he got wrong is restaurants are going to automate to robots whether the minimum wage is $15 an hour, $30 an hour or $2 an hour, they will go to the robots if they can. we have to move on from that conversation which restaurants cannot do that and you are forcing them -- they can charge more for the experience. charles:things are later in california but your mcdonald's are better than i that you can charge for the quÉbec experience. >> he wantss $30 pizzas. charles:here is both english we keep hearing politicians push this and they push it along the lines of social justice but they are hurting their economy and the very people they suggested they are helping. we change here's the problem. most of these politicians have never run one of the

penned by elizabeth warren, the democratic senator from massachusetts.onnelly, the democratic senator from indiana. it's titled trump's s.e.c. chairman must look out for american families not big corporations. american families need an s.e.c. chairman who will watch out for their interests, not short-term corporate profits. that's why we'll be asking clayton about his willingness to be more vigilant and increase oversight of stock buybacks. we also want to know if clayton will be willing to help investors identify companies that choose to invest in the united states economy and american workers. of course he appears today before the senate banking committee on his nomination. elizabeth warren is asking for more transparency for companies and where they're investing overseas, she's been an outspoken defender of the american middle class and wanting more accountability on wall street. >> i read this as well. i strongly disagree with the arguments that senator warren and donnelly make in this. they also cite utx saying they are still moving a net amount of

elizabeth warren calling for him to step down.tion and then saie should recuse himself. >> this man has been the u.s. attorney for a state and he knows the law. he's probably prosecuted people for telling untrue statements to the fbi and others. at some point people have to ask the question where is the integrity. where is the rule of law. where is the obedience of law. all of these excuses over and over. >> even some top republicans are voicing concern at a cnn town hall lindsey graham said it may be time for an independent investigation into the trump-russia communications. >> if there is something there and it goes up the chain of investigation, it is clear to me that jeff sessions who is my dear friend cannot make this decision about trump. so there may be nothing there, but if there is is something there, that the fbi believes is criminal in nature, then for sure you need a special prosecutor. if that day ever comes, i'll be the first to say it needs to be somebody other than jeff. >> for more on where this leads the justice

we've seen elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and president obama be the faces of the party, but i thinkillary clinton to have a come back to her, go back to your house to her. seriously, the campaign rehash speech that she gave at georgetown. at that point, when you lose an election, it's time to move, get off the stage, and let the fresh faces of the democratic party come out. >> sandra: as long as she's there, nancy pelosi is there and elizabeth warren is there, what's the point? >> meghan: i think hillary clinton is so power-hungry and attention hungry that it hasn't been that long since he lost the election that she spend a billion dollars try to get elected. i don't care how many weird backdrops she has, i'm sick of seeing her and apparently i'm being subjected to hillary clinton the rest of my life no matter what happens. it's deeply unfair to democrats. as long as we keep putting clinton's up, it's great for me, will keep winning elections. >> sandra: is it okay that she was up on stage and basically urging her supporters to resist the current president? >> harris: she can do wha

elizabeth warren called jeff sessions racist. so r he loves the russians.king for an opportunity. the democrats might have a fair case for an invest, but they're not the right messengers? >> the house intelligence committee agreed to investigate russia's interference in the election. matthew, the fbi, the senate, they're also doing their own investigation. the kremlin has denied any involvement or -- in the electi election mel election mettling, but it seem this is story keeps getting bigger and bigger by the day. >> and it keeps getting bigger for the trump administration. they've already lost several close figures, top figures as a result of their relationship with russia. and neither of these questions looming over the attorney general as well. from a russian point of view, i mean, they're sitting here in the kremlin here in moscow watching this chaos, this theater that's taking place in the united states with some alarm. simply because they're confused about what the policy is going to be by the united states of the trump administration toward russia. t

. >> senator elizabeth warren joins me for an exclusive interview. >> trumpcare is one more way to help rich and powerful and kick dirt in the face of working people. >> plus, congressman steve king fund-raising off. >> this you cannot rebuild your civilization off somebody else's babies. >> and his shared vision with the white house. >> congressman king, about that cultural suicide -- >> and the other member of the trump administration with an alias. >> when "all in" starts right now.

do you feel given that background when you hear the likes of elizabeth warren criticize the role of bankers and goldman sachs types in this administration to be extra careful about that association? how do you feel about that? >> let me first say there's no greater honor for me than being in this job. being the 77th treasury secretary. in my office, i have a picture of alexander hamilton. he looks down on me every day. there's a lot of history. when you walk down the halls and you see the portraits of all of these people, you realize thef d you realize that the treasury has such an important function. many of which is nonpolitical. many of inch is operating the u.s. government and focusing on the economy and the growth and opportunities. and i'm honored to follow a great tradition not of only goldman sachs people. i work very closely with secretary paulson. it was an honor to follow him. but a number of incredible individuals that served in this role. i've been a regional banker for the last nine years. i think that experience and being a regional banker and having met with hundreds and hun

. >> reporter: nancy pelosi and elijah comings and elizabeth warren calling him for to resign. >>> the trump taj mahal has are a new owner who gives hope to former workers who lost their jobs last fall. carl ican is selling it to a group of investors. >>> 4:40 a.m., a small mouse becomes a big problem for at that british airways flight. >>> it's the letter most dread being called for jury duty. some courts are looking for jurors for a yearlong trial. >> reporter: we have 48 degrees by 6:00 a.m. 46 by 8:00 a.m. you'll need a decent jacket this afternoon. it will be windy, if you hear crackling in the tree branches above you get from under that. >> a man was rescued after clinging to his overturned boat for 13 hours, he'll talk about his ordeal in the frigid waters that's up next. ♪fast, rhythmic drumming it's coming soon to the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark is making waves. kalahari resorts & conventions in the poconos. book your african adventure now! about a massachusetts man who was found clinging 13 hours to his boat. the frantic search gand tuesday morning -- began tu

hill, elizabeth warren is questioning the sec nominee jay clayton. >> to punish any corporation or --k that uses solvent sullivan & cromwell as their lawyer, is that right? >> i believe that's a fair summary. >> thank you, more potential cases with a deadlock and knowing forces and that's a problem. and even beyond sullivan & cromwell's already long list of wall street clients, any reasonably strategic companies that wanted to try to avoid an sec enforcement action could simply hire sullivan & cromwell to represent them before the agency and then you could not vote for enforcement against that company. is that right? >> i'm not sure about that, senator. >>you do know the rule that if they are represented by sullivan & cromwell in front of the agency, that you will be banned from being able to vote against them. byif they are represented sullivan & cromwell in front of the agency, i would not be able to participate. >> that was my point. so more cases potentially that you cannot participate in, meaning more cases potentially here with a deadlock and no enforcement. i think that's anoth

elizabeth warren, character assassinating a decent human being who spent 40 years in public life, a dedicated public servant, a champion of civil rights, calling him a racist, reading a letter that was, in essence, repudiated by coretta scott king, violating the senate rules. when mcconnell says you can't say that, oh, they're silencing another woman. [laughter] that is a double standard. that cripples conservatives. it cripples anybody opposing this nonsense. you just can't say it. it's politically incorrect. it's not -- it does, intellectually you look at it, it's ridiculous and it's laughable. but in political practice, it's very sinister. and trump is a liberating force. when i, i had waited 30 years for somebody on the right to appear like donald trump. [laughter] because i, coming out of the left and being used to fighting, understanding that the left sees politics as war conducted by other means, that's the way they see it, that's the way they fight it, the democrats' weapon is what? it's character assassination. it's name-calling, it's hate. it's a party of hate. and you see it every

senator elizabeth warren also seems to be suggesting a pivot towards obstruction tweeting "neil gorsuch is up for a lifetime appointment to the supreme court, for a president whose campaign is under investigation." but despite those protests, the confirmation hearing for judge neil gorsuch continues. yesterday at the hearing, senator al franken called into question not the judgment of the president but the man he's nominated for the supreme court. >> it is absurd to say this company is in its rights to fire him because he made the choice of possibly dying from freezing to death or causing other people to die possibly by driving an unsafe vehicle. that's absurd. now i had a career in identifying absurdity. [ laughter ] and i know it when i see it and it makes me, you know, it makes me question your judgment. >> joining me now is senator al franken, democrat from minnesota. that moment in yesterday's hearing struck me because largely i feel like observers have said that judge gorsuch has no inflated glove on him, et cetera. that moment got attention. i guess my question is what do you say

2, thank god hillary clinton is not president because we would right now be sitting in on -- elizabeth warren would be sitting on a diet washington and we would be talking about how she's crushing the banks and how will he ever get a loan? trish: steve cortez wants to say amen to that but some bankers i saying amen to that as they watched their stock prices increase because there is no longer that threat that you said elizabeth warren coming down on them. one thing people forget is as much as you want to demonize the banks, you need a bank to get a loan and you want them lending to people because that is what has this economy ticking. we are waiting on janet yellen who will be taking questions from reporters and giving us insight into what went into the fed's thinking. we will be back with the chair of the federal reserve and more commentary as well as kevin mccarthy next. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates

dc or pay for security herself >> the petition which will be delivered to vermont senator and elizabeth warren urges milania to move to washington, dc as a way to alleviate the national debt. when it comes to protecting the president and first family, most agree we should do whatever it takes. >> some taxpayers take issue with the added cost with keeping milania and barren trump >> i fully support her making the choice as a mother first and a first lady second >> ultimately i don't agree >> more than 150,000 people signed a petition or change.org urging the first lady to move to washington or pay the price. how much does it cost per day to protect them at trump tower? >> probably 10 grand >> hundreds of thousands. >> reporter: the nypd estimated between 127 and 1 $46,000 >> per day? i'm a finance how can it be 1 $27,000 in one day. >> some say the first lady belongs in the white house >> the first lady has her responsibilities and technically a job. >> we're talking about impressions and how it looks >> it's an honor to be in the white house. >> others say it's a good short term decision for l

they believe in more bernie sanders-elizabeth warren economics and the don't think they want to work on us to reduce tech weeks to -- 21 budget first and the second budget. you cannot do that according to our rules. >> bret: to support a border adjustment tax. wouldn't the largest employees take a hit here? what did that cause them jobs and possibly pass on that money to the consumer, which kind of takes away some of the money that you are giving tax breaks to? >> actually, we just don't see it that way. most economists will tell you that currency adjusts when border adjustments consider tell that occur. this is not a new idea. this is the idea that 160 countries have been 160 countries already bored to adjust their taxes. america does not. basically all other countries in the normal industrialized countries, they adjust their taxes. here is what they do. they don't tax their exports and the taxpayer imports. we do the opposite. here's what we do. we make something in america? we tax it. if it goes overseas, we tax it. if -- when other countries tech something, they take the tax off

elizabeth warren calls this a farce. that's her big line here. what a farce.o to a democrat again as the democrats sort of slowly drum beating this talking about a potential resignation because this all comes in the wake of what happened to michael flynn. we have a tweet from eric swalwell now and he tweeted that he boldly lied and sessions must recuse himself, because he's been tainted. now, if only we had a piece of video of sessions talking about the importance of testifying under oath -- >> i have feeling that we may have -- >> 1999 in the wake of the bill clinton scandal. >> i'm concerned about a president under oath being alleged to have committed perjury. i hope that he can rebut that and prove that did not happen. if he can show he did not commit obstruction of justice and that he can complete his term, but there are serious allegations that that occurred, and in america in supreme court and the american people believe no one is above the law. >> seems to be one of those tapes that runs until it breaks. >> it's very interesting to see how this is going

elizabeth warren may be. [laughter] maybe. laughter >> i >> i will do the stupid thing and say donald trump will probably come in not certainly, finish his term and i say that based on science, not speculation and that is theinish president's generally finish their terms and that is the reality starting with the congress on their side. the determinant factor will nott be all of the talk about russia or scandals were all these other factors. the factor will be the election of 2018. if it becomes evident even before that remember nixon stepped down before the 1974 election because he knew what was coming and it would become evident going in to the 2018 election that the democratic party going into this phrase associated with it never has its act together. [laughter] than donald trump is very vulnerable and he is vulnerable to the most geniu genius tool tn created by the testing the founders created which was impeachment. it's a fabulous tool with a wide range of options for implementation and it can bege used against vice presid

if you could answer any of that, i'll sit down and shut up like elizabeth warren. [ audience oohs ] >look at mitch mcconnell. [ light laughter ] even the memory of telling elizabeth warren to sit down brings a smile to his face. "oh, yeah, i feed off your anger. yeah, your rage makes me smile." [ light laughter ] and it's not just kentucky, louisiana for example senator, bill cassidy, tried to explain his opposition to obamacare but voters shouted him down, demanding that he answer their questions. >> louisiana gop senator, bill cassidy, just wrapped up a very contentious town hall. in fact, cassidy was forced to abandon his powerpoint presentation on the republican's plano the angry crowd shouted him dow. >> seth: to be fair, who hasn't wanted to turn their backs on a powerpoint presentation? [ laughter ] today we'll be looking at quarterly sales goals. no! no! do it a different way! [ laughter and applause ] voters in red states are even getting sassy with their senators at a town hall this week in iowa. for example, senator, chuck grassly, was offered a gift from a 62-year-old demo

amy: that was senator elizabeth warren. with that, he was confirmed. want to wrap up with david cay johnston. this breaking has just come in. house majority leader kevin mccarthy and house oversight reform committee chair jason chaffetz, but republican, are calling on attorney general jeff sessions to recuse himself from a justice department probe into alleged ties between trump campaign officials and russia's government. elected officials are calling on him to recuse himself and others are calling for his resignation. if you can summarize what james henry has said and where you think this is all headed. headedink all of this is to serious trouble for donald trump. i said during the campaign i do not believe trump could get through one year as president of the united states. the question we need to ask is, why do the republicans come up until now, not want to know and what do they not want to know? there is so much smoke coming out of the basement of this building that if the fire to permit said, oh, there is no fire, just moke come and did not burned

wall street persona non grata in the house of elizabeth warren.d have predicted this, but when they look at the white house, nobody can predict what's going to come. is it the house of jared and ivanka or steve bannon and reince priebus? investors aren't getting into that vortex of what goes down in the white house. they want a clear road and they want to be able to move ahead and they love the idea of less regulation. they love the idea of tax reform. the question is are they going to get it. >> from our washington bureau tonight inexplicably with more energy than any of us, stephanie rule. she is back on the area tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern time with live coverage of day three of the supreme court hearings. >>> another break for us. coming up, a part of american history not seen until today when "the 11th hour" continues. ♪ if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer >>> last thing before we go here tonight, paging michael. what experts are calling the first ever color film of the white house. it's existence unknown until now. this dates b

democratics leader nancy pelosi, maryland congressman elijah cummings and massachusetts senator elizabeth warrenre calling for sessions to resign. in a statement late last night, sessions said i never met with any russian officials to discuss issues of the campaign. i have no idea what this allegation is about. it is false." the white house ethics office says presidential counselor kellyanne conway acted snad v e inadvertently when he urged people to buy ivanka trump's clothing line. and said it's highly unlikely conway would the same thing again. >>> happening today, religious leaders, lawmakers and citizens will gather at independence mall for a stand against rahate rall. >>> meantime, the reward continues to climb in the philadelphia jewish cemetery vandalism case. $69,000 is now being offered for information leading to an arrest. hundreds of headstones at mt. caramel cemetery were damaged. the fbi opened a civil rights investigation. >> the naacp claims racism played a role in two african-american workers punished in the atlantic city build collapse. griffin campbell and sean benef benshop w