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we have eric slawell and elizabeth warren here as well. there's a bunch of different things we're keeping our eye on tonight. it's a very big night in the news. we were watching the president today continuing to escalate his criticism of the attorney general who he picked for the job. he is seemingly trying to force jeff sessions to resign as attorney general without technically asking for hisress dig nation or just firing him. white house sources are admitting that this criticism against jeff sessions is the first step in the president trying to fire the special counsel, bob mueller, who is investigating the russian matter. obviously as the president scales up that assault on his own cabinet member and his own attorney general, eyes focused on that intensively as people try to game out exactly how he's going to approach this. on the russia issue, the judiciary committee in the senate last night issued and now tonight just rescinded their subpoena to the president's campaign chairman, paul manafort. paul manafort did a voluntarily closed d

. >> not elizabeth warren. >> that was right on. don't think the democrats can accept the rule of the people so they are trying to overturn the rule of the people. the election was hacked and stolen. they didn't get the popular vote. john lewis said trump was not a legitimate president. the black caucus. they boycotted the inauguration. now trying to use the 25th amendment to remove him from office because he is mentally unfit. accused him of treason and now shoring him with leaks. if the democrats got the house or the senate they could have fought president trump in the system. now they have nothing. they have to rely on these things. if they get rid of trump, they have pence. will they like pence? i don't think so. >> you don't think trump has said anything to hurt himself? >> i won't argue with that. but he's done a lot to help himself. >> ahead musician kid rock is running for senate and warren is flipping out. whoooo. i enjoy the fresher things in life. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest pr

senator elizabeth warren.bout the report card but i have to ask you about a colleague of yours, john mccain, a man you've known for years and years. what is your reaction to his diagnosis and the mood among your fellow lawmakers? >> you know, we're all just stunned. john is tough and has been in every fight, and the idea that he's facing something like this is just a shock to everyone here. he's a good man, and i know he'll be strong in this fight, the fight for his life. >> a great man. let's talk about you and the report card you've been working on over the last few weeks. you put together this report card on president trump's efforts to drain the swamp in washington. he talked so much about it, speeches he gave about the goldman sachs partners that hillary clinton would be lining the halas of the white house with, and mind you the president has done so. you've given him an f. at least it wasn't an f-minus, and you found that his administration and his transition team has included 1993 lobbyists and corporat

elizabeth warren is not considering it is a possibility.ll a joke but -- so, greg is this a joke or do you think we're going to see kid rock for senate? >> i have no idea but elizabeth warren is right. i've never said that before in my life. i would call this the trump effect. >> yup. >> when people think, if he can do it, so can i. it is a healthy sentiments, we need more regular men types. it is good for people who have a past. feo a lot of people don't runn because they go, oh, man. >> greg, give a shot. >> but i've known him for a while, back in my days at stuff magazine. >> name drop. >> and i think -- no, i don't -- was that a name drop? >> a little bit. >> i know bob going way back. that is his real name, bonn. bob. he is an every man guy, a smart dude. >> meghan, what do you think? he hasn't filled any paperwork but he's saying he has 15 days to file. >> i think tax cuts, guns and strippers sounds like a pretty all american platform to me. >> are you envisioning the bumper sticker? >> even juan got excited about that. >> i was dumb

elizabeth warren has committed her life to working and fighting, for working families and for the middle class. in the aftermath of 2008 financial crisis, senator warren served as chair of the congressional oversight panel for the troubled asset relief program. her efforts to protect taxpayers, hold wall street accountable and ensure top oversight of the bush and obama administration's, won praise from both sides of the aisle. recognizes one of the nation's top experts on bankruptcy and the financial pressures facing working families, senator warren is credited with original thinking, political courage and relentless persistence that led to the creation -- [cheers and applause] >> that led to the creation of the consumer financial protection bureau. [cheers and applause] today as a yes, senator she is a member of the senate committees on banking, housing and urban affairs, health, education, labor and pensions our armed services and special committee on aging. she's the author of ten previous books including the national best-selling a fighting chance. her new book, "this fight is our fi

i feel very fortunate to go against elizabeth warren.is really center, belly of the beast where the academic elites exist. they think they know better. the reality is, most of these elites no little. they haven't had to start businesses create jobs. and i think it is time that we get rid of these lawyer lobbyists what elizabeth warren represents. stuart: that is very good. elizabeth warren stood up and said you didn't build this on your own. you needed government, you needed roads. you're going up right against that whole idea. you're going up against socialism, that is what you're doing. >> what we're saying these people are fake fighters. they pander, manipulate the masses and create fights that basically do not exist. essentially what they want to do is create big things. if you look what she did with dodd-frank, supporting that dodd-frank essentially destroyed 1200 community banks. obamacare destroyed thousands of local doctors. and if you go back to sarbanes-oxley which the democrats supported essentially destroyed many small busine

bernie sanders, elizabeth warren. that's great.u do not care about all the people that donald trump just won and won over. if you're never going to care about coal miners and people making under 40,000 a year, that is great candidates for you. if you want to be the party of the coast. be the party of nancy pelosi. these are people perfect for you. there are people outside silicon valley, new york city, in the middle of the country, who do care about jobs and terrorism, you're going to end up just like that. they aren't going to listen to me. >> bernie: speaking of russia, ironically, people seem to be on the hook like loretta lynch, even president obama, bill and hillary clinton susan rice. maybe robert moeller is going to subpoenaing and indicting them. trump is an innocent man, it went nowhere, and the credibility is gone. >> kennedy: that bernie is such a firecracker. speaking of the midterms, the democrats are 0 for 4 in special elections as a seat to retake the house. let's see the posters and their latest loss, that should ha

so we democrats today, pelosi and i, going to elizabeth warren and mark warner, announced our better deal. a better deal simply put, it's a better deal for working people. higher wages, lower costs, tools for the 21st century. we want to make people's lives better economically. america has always believed in that, but that belief is fading. and if we don't do something strong, sharp edged and bold, people could begin to lose faith in this country as they never have before. >> as you know, sir, a recent "washington post" news poll showed that 52% of voters believe that all the democrats currently stand for is just being against trump. 37% say that your party stands for something. >> yes. >> do you think your party is currently making the same mistakes hillary clinton might have made during the campaign, thinking that just going after donald trump is -- go ahead. >> i'm not going to point any specific fingers. we're all to blame. but what you said, that 52% of americans don't know what we stand for, that changes today. we came here to berryville. it was a place that donald trump carrie

. >> you got bernie sanders and elizabeth warren talking about a single payer system that has republicansing see, if we don't pass a bill in the bill now, we go to the issue. health care itself while unusual expensive in america, health care is not broken. coverage, access to health care is broken. >> if you said to someone, don't you think everyone should be cared for, that person might say back to you yes but i want my freedom more than that. >> yeah, it's an interesting topic. >> it's complicated. let's get back to gary. the president's lead economic advisor, former president of goldman sachs. i sat down with this man. he left goldman sachs after 25 years and talked about cutting taxing and getting rid of regulation regulations. two things that will spark economic growth this year, in fact, the very success of the policies that administration is putting forward are counting on it and remember what we said about baselines. not goals. baselines. well, when i challenged mr. cone on this, things got spirited. >> american business is over regulated. businesses are unable to expand -- >> tha

elizabeth warren, joe biden, nancy pelosi and elizabeth warren, these are not spry young faces on the stage out there. when do you turn the page, congressman ryan -- i heard you say you're not interested in challenging nancy pelosi again. it looks like your party has to turn a page to a new generation of leadership. do you agree with that? >> i don't think there's any question. i'm still being very vocal. i'm still traveling, still going on tv. i'm personally trying to go to places that democrats haven't gone in a long, long time. i'm going to be in kentucky, i'm going to be in mississippi, i'm going to be in alabama. i was down in south carolina. i'm one younger member trying to go to these places to reconnect with our party. we have young stars like hakeem jeffries and seth mouton and joe kennedy. we've got young stars coming up and they're starting to get more and more profile. we're starting to turn the page. hugh, you're a cleveland browns fan. these transitions take some time. >> i hope the democrats' transition takes as long as the browns. let me ask about kamala harris, amy kl

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it's clear elizabeth warren hates the president, that's no surprise.aside what grade would you truly give the president and why do you think he's overstating or conflatting all that's been done? because we both know this has been a tremendouspportunity lost with republicans in power. >> obviously i'm going to disregard the partisan rhetoric coming out of the senator's mouth and say that's just partisan divide that's going to further not do the work for the american people. when it comes to the president, we're making some efforts. he's doing very well in regards to regulations he's rolling back, unleashing the entrepreneur and innovation spirit of america when it comes to u.s. manufacturing and you see that reflected in the stock market and legislation he signed into law. >> the stock market was on a tear for the last eight years, yes, we've seen a big boom but the boom is around business sentiment, we haven't seen changes put in place and much is dependent on corporate tax reform and we have no idea if we're going to get to it. if you don't get health

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elizabeth warren.sure, maybe this is just a marketing gimmick for a new album or tour. but we all thought donald trump was just promoting his reality tv show too. to her point saying, look, donald trump won the election. kid rock could too. so they're obviously concerned, though. >> let's take a minute, though, and note that senator elizabeth warren, this is her bread and butter. turning nothing into dollars. she's extremely good at fundraising like this. look at what she did with majority leader mitch mcconnell when she broke floor rules in the senate. she immediately went out and raked in a ton of cash in a fund raising effort. this is what she's extremely good at and doing the same thing here. do i actually knowledge she's concerned? not so much. but she knows an opportunity. she can smell the. and she's going to take it when she can. >> you can say a lot of things about senator elizabeth warren, but you cannot call her a stupid woman because she knows exactly what she is doing. >> yes. she does. >>

people to do it a lot of the people that were supporters of bernie sanders or were upset with elizabeth warren for not endorsing senators really love the idea of a third party but mathematically because the way our system works there really isn't the opportunity for a third party to gain any real power. what do you think the chances are of a third party gaining any strength is there any merit to focusing one's attention on a third party i mean look i think if someone especially younger person is passionate about something in politics i don't think that almost any focus should be downplayed or should be disregarded or asked or are discouraged i mean the parties have which parties have been in power historically have changed we didn't have democrats and republicans in the country started and there have been third parties that have done well in the past i think that there are incredible structural hurdles to it i think that there's lots of reasons that it's unlikely to happen but that doesn't mean that people shouldn't fight for it i would say that if you want to see more third party representati

everybody is running to the left, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren. this is an easy call if you are a democrat. trish: i hear you, dan, and i get that maybe they think it many a calculated move. americans have a work ethic and like the idea of being able to achieve prosperity and the harder you work, the more successful you will become. bernie sanders missed that. we are not socialists. but i guess the idea you campaign so far to the left you get some kind of fringe movement supporting you, and you think you can get somewhere with that. i don't think ultimately you go anywhere. >> we are hard workers. but they don't care. bernie sanders nearly won the democratic nomination running against a socialist. elizabeth warren says your hard work is due to the government, not to you. this was eas an easy call for a democrat like deblasio. trish: i think they are very misguide not to go back to the democratic party they were 40 years ago. the hard-working middle class worker is what matters today. fundamentally this is who we are. we are not france. dan, good t

using bernie sanders talk about this, elizabeth warren talkk about this. that's where the leadership of the democratic party is. >> eddie is a republican. good morning. >> caller: hi, glad to talk to you. i understand there's about 1300 recognized well-managed clinics. they keep sending to the emergency room.en you only go to the emergency room when you have a car accident. but you incorporate acorn and planned parenthood and expand the clinics.er. they got 13 others you can expand further. you don't hear much about losing our corporations because the premiums are so high. all three of our major companies are leaving. the cost of doing business in america is becoming prohibitive. thank you. >> host: tom bevan, the color they are bringing up the cost of premiums. can you talk about that a little bit and how the congressional budget office scoring in the next scoring of what i've heardr the compromise that comes up with will be so important in that debate? >> yeah, premiums have been rising. democrats have been rising at a lower rate. republicans would argue

gerri: you may have heard senator elizabeth warren is no fan of kid rock.g her supporters everybody thought donald trump was a joke at first, too. this is a hilarious story. i think kid rock could be successful. what's your analysis? >> don't ever underestimate somebody. look what happened with trump. many of us, even myself included. i have been a big supporter of trump. but there was a time i didn't think he was a serious candidate. the mistake democrats are making, they believe it has to do with celebrity. president trump's elect had nothing to do with celebrity. it's the relatedness. we are all having trouble not singing all summer long. gerri: is this about celebrity or about money? elizabeth warren is using this to get campaign donations to fuel a run for the presidency next time around. >> it's the ability to connect with the american voter. american voters are so fed up with career politicians that they are more concerned about average everyday americans that will work for them. they don't have to come in poor and leave rich. these are people who $h

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the washington times highlights a story about attention being paid to elizabeth warren. pelosi, republican operatives are working to change that. village.rom montgomery caller: i'd like to make a comment about the illegal immigration in this country. i am a navy veteran. my wife is from another country. she came here the legal way. i work in health care. my problem is, i understand people from other countries want to come here and have a better life. but please, go by the legal channels. they come here illegally and they demand rights. what rights do you have when you are breaking the law? if i break the law, i have to pay the consequences. they come here, they get free health care, they are having babies on top of babies, they are getting subsidized housing, and the american people, the taxpayers, are suffering. they are wasting money, giving the benefits, and they have people here who cannot afford to send their kids to school. they don't have a preset -- decent place to live, they cannot find work. it makes me angry. it is just not fair. i cannot go to a foreign count

we've heard democrats like elizabeth warren say it would literally kill people. in your mind, is it literally that bad? >> absolutely. in fact a study from one of the foremost journals in medicine, "the annals of internal medicine," recently reported that about 28,000 additional people will die every year from this trumpcare, which is not health care, it's wealth care. it's attack on children, on seniors, on the sick, on the disabled, for what? for a giveaway, a huge tax giveaway, tax favors to the very wealthy, half a trillion dollars. this is an incredible disservice. 22 million people will lose their health care. this is an outrage. the debate should not be between obamacare and trumpcare because they're both problematic. that's one of the things that's surfacing in this country is how badly people are hurting from obamacare as well. we need to move right now to the definitive solution, which is medicaid for all. it will cover everyone. it does not cost more. it essentially eliminates the paperwork, the bureaucracy, the red tape. and it's like 30% of your heal

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the democrat party pulling chuck schumer is the leader far to the left, to the bernie sanders elizabeth warrenach, senator schumer has been pretty clear up from the beginning, that we should expect no cooperation from him, we know where bernie sanders and elizabeth warren want to take it which is to a single pair canadian british style government run program >> dickerson: has anyone reached out in a serious way? we talked to senator mansion to democrats, he said he had not heard from the republicans or from the president. i mean, everybody in their opening gambit set no way, no how, that's kind of what the senate does >> i visited on the floor of the senate and off the floor with a number of democrats, they say we do want to work together but there's a couple things, one is don't touch the mandate, the individual mandate that says people have to buy a government, be it's that the most hated part book. status quo is different from the original intent of medicaid of protecting the most vulnerable who are now getting crowded out of medicaid because of the expansion and they say oh, by the way, ma

. >>> massachusetts democrat l elizabeth warren. praising senator mccain, heard across the political spectrum and washington processes word, senator john mccain now fighting an aggressive form of brain cancer. the diagnosis first reported by our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay is with us live with the latest. start with what the doctors discovered and then move on to the prognosis. >> sure. you know, you remember john, last friday, senator mccain went in for a routine visit. a scheduled visit but complained he'd been feeling fatigued the last few months, had a bout of double vision. whatever it was doctors were concerned enough to get a cat stan. that showed a blood collection right here. left frontal area just behind the forehead. he had an operation a few hours later. concerned enough to urgently perform that operation and found the blood collection and thought they saw something else at that time. in the operating room, but weren't sure. take as few days for the final diagnosis to come back, which is as you p

and by the way, elizabeth warren said that the republican health care money is blood money on the backsmerican people. which, by the way, is a perfect description of the money she wants the federal tax dollars she wants sent over to planned parenthood. this is audacious. these people ran health care into the ditch. they messed up health care for the american people and now they have the nerve to call out the republicans trying to fix it. it's outrageous, they want to do nothing to help and trying to use emotional tactics, and the american people aren't buying it. they used this kind of language during the election and the american people didn't buy it. eric: that's true, we're used to democrats using overthe top rhetoric. >> i think we need to celebrate it -- we need to separate it. you see nancy pelosi, bernie sanders, talking in this very extreme way. i think that when you're talking about the health care bill and even mitch mcconnell warned his fellow republicans, if we can't get this done, we're going to go and start working with democrats, you have the moderate democratic voices li

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. >> he's probably going to make elizabeth warren his vice presidential nominee with comments like thatans don't want to go at trump because he's got a big mouth, and he's afraid he's going to light them up on fox news, but i'm not a politician. bring it. >> all right, so why is he resonating? why is he resonating? >> from queens county. bring it, donald. chris: bring it, donald. [laughter] so here's the question -- >> we're both new yorkers, by the way -- chris: here's the question. >> okay, give me the question. chris: mr. trump, president trump likes about you, you fight like him. >> hey, let me tell you something, he hit first. he called me from air force one yesterday on the way down to contributioning the aircraft carrier. he says you don't even remember the whole story. i said, what do you mean, sir? he said i brought you into my office, i'm thinking about running for president, you told me i wasn't running, which is true. this was way, way early. i told him i was going to sign up with scott walker because i needed a candidate -- chris: we're in a lightning round, get to the poin

you know, one of the people out there was elizabeth warren, from massachusetts.ocument highlighted is antitrust issues. that is a centerpiece of elizabeth warren's philosophy, to review mergers before hand, to bust them after the fact if they're deemed as not good for consumers. >> i'm not sure if you're a voter in ohio, or pennsylvania, who didn't vote for hillary clinton, that that's going to win you over. is it? that seems to be what they're banking on. >> it's technocratic. but this is kind of where the democrats are boxed in. the president is fond of proposing simple solutions, like mexico. it's not that simple. the democrats are confronted with a choice. do we come up with simple slogans that win over voters or do we try to go in this direction that we can stick with. >> whether or not the slogan catches on the bigger problem is for the republicans. tomorrow, we keep saying this is their last chance to do it, so maybe we should stop saying that. it sure does feel to me, ann, that they're going to have vote after vote after vote and eventually have to say un

that his best chance of getting the repeal of dodd/frank or tax reform or less regulation or elizabeth warren'strump and this republican congress. the fact that they can't get anything done is another matter that's probably worrying him and that's probably what he's ranting about. but don't forget, he's trying to thread the needle here. his bank is making profits hand over fist and he wants to make more profits in his bank, of course. he realizes that donald trump and this congress may be the key in getting this done for the first time in a generation. >> he was there yesterday at the department of commerce. do you think jamie dimon wants to make more profits for his bank or, ultimately, does jamie dimon want to be president of the united states? >> if jamie dimon runs for president of the united states, good, more power to him. he has a billion dollars. he has run jpmorgan chase now for ten plus years. he knows what he's doing. one good thing that donald trump has done is given confidence to ceo s to political careers. that's fabulous. maybe mike bloomberg should have run for president. i mean

. >>> a senator elizabeth warren is calling on federal reserve chair to remove members of wells sfar goe board after the bank admitted signs thousands of customers up for auto insurance they did not need. roughly 570,000 borrowers had insurance and were signed up any way. 20,000 may have lost their cars due to higher premiums. wells fargo noticed the problem last year but waiting until the right time to pay customers. it will pay $80 million in refunds. the banks lending chef said the problem with disclosing to the marketplace today or several months ago is customers start call and ask when they're going to get their money. >>> they are remembering man who can change their day just with his smile. he passed away earlier this month. neighbors are kcovering the canvas with memories of a man who became a location institution. >> every day he would be here when the kids got out of school. no matter where you were, he would wave to every single car. at every stop he could say hello. he had a smile that just lit up the place. >> sfrervices are planned next week in san francisco. >>> starti

. >> well, wall street watched as senator elizabeth warren was on to wells fargo.sleep, she said, and now she westjet to take care of it. she wants yellen to remove most of the bank's board instead of slapping wells fargo with more fines. yellen confirmed the fed has the legal authority to oust directors but she also said there needs to be a thorough investigation to understand the root causes of the problems at wells fargo. brent: the carmaker daimler to latest under investigation over devices designed to cheat admissions tests. german media are reporting their mercedes manufacturers sold around one million vehicles with engines manipulated to conceal damaging emissions over the past decade. it's an accusation daimler strenuously denies. we asked our business correspondence if this is the dawn of daimler's own dieselgate. reporter: it certainly seemed that way to investors. at the start of the trading day, daimler shares jumped 2.5% as investors were spooked at the idea that the affected cars could lose market approval and be bad for the sale. for its part, daimle

take health care, two big name progressives, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders.e party plan to win beyond attacking donald trump? with me is tom perez, chairman of the democratic national committee. good to see you. >> always good to be with you, ali. >> let's start with this donald j. trump meeting, the fact that we're up to five or six trump associates who have now been dishonest about the fact that there were contacts between trump associates and the russians. what's your first take on this? >> this culture of corruption is everywhere. you've got flynn, you've got manafort, you've got donald trump jr., you've got kushner. that's why we needed a special counsel. what we need to have happen in congress, ali, number one, the sanctions bill needs to be passed by the house. because that is very important to hold putin accountable. number two, we need to continue this investigation. because you see the lies permeating, and i'm often asked, why does this matter? this is an assault on our democracy, ali. russia is our -- one of our most fiercest adversaries. ronald re

nationwide of 836 registered voters should he would be defeated by joe biden as well as senators elizabeth warreners. >> the survey shows he would tie facebook founder each receiving 40% of the vote a piece. >>> good evening. let's take a look at the temperatures right now. it's so pleasant outside. 6 # degrees in san francisco. oakland, mountain view, san jose, you're all in the 70s. right now there's some warmth to be found in places like santa rosa where it's 90, 83 in livermore. temperatures did come up a few degrees today. we're expecting minor ups and downs over the next couple of days. showing you clear conditions except for a few wisps of fog. people are enjoying the sunshine and here is a look at the forecast. slightly cooler tomorrow. here is a look at your 12 hour planner for thursday. tomorrow morning there will be some fog around. temperatures will be in the 50s. sunny around the bay and inland at noontime. bright and breezy 4:00 p.m. most of you will be seeing the sun. temperatures will be in the low 60s to the mid-80s. the numbers will fall. speaking of falling, tomorrow morning yo

now that the documents have finally been released after 5 years, senator elizabeth warren has writtenbi and justice department inspector general asking why nothing came of those criminal charge referrals. "the department of justice has not filed any criminal prosecutions against any of the nine individuals," writes warren. prison or been convicted of a criminal offense. not a single one has even been indicted or brought to trial." citigroup declined comment. a spokesman for their one-time executive, former secretary rubin, told us the justice department never interviewed him and he only learned about the possible criminal referrals through media inquiries. the justice department and former attorney general eric holder had no comment. in 2013, holder said this about the big banks. a.g. holder: i am concerned that the size of some of these institutions becomes so large that it does become difficult for us to prosecute them. sharyl: we did find one staunch defender of the lack of prosecutions -- peter wallison, a republican-appointed member of the financial commission or fcic. do you fee

elizabeth warren (d) massachusetts> "he followed the rules that are in place at the department of justice for donald trump to say, 'gee, i had in mind to have an attorney general who would not follow the law' is just stunning, and it tells you once again that donald trump is out for exactly one thing. and that is to protect the skin of donald trump."the oval office interview with times reporters michael schmidt and maggie haberman included a warning to special prosecutor robert muller, not to go too far. mueller was looking at your finances and your family's finances unrelated to russia. is that a red line? would that be a breach of what the actual charge is? i would say so yeah, i would say yes." (grant)the times reporters asked the president if he would fire muller for crossing that red line.he said "i can't answer that question because i don't think it's going to happen." (terisa) senator john mccain is telling not only the republican party, but the nation that he promises to come back.(terisa) today the senator tweeted