elizabeth warren is actually a populist.d trump is selling snake oil when it comes to his populist views. he flips one side to the other. at one point he is against nafta. trish: tell me being a populist is good? are you saying you like us elizabeth warren's populism? >> a strain of populism is absolutely a food thing for this country. we need to to back to rebuilding middle and poor class of this country because of tax cuts that have been given -- trish: this is fundamental economic, i don't care what side of the aisle you're on, this why i don't think many way party even matters anymore. our economy matters. people's ability to work. middle class is the foundation of this country but elizabeth warren would destroy that middle class, michael. >> i disagree with you on that. i think elizabeth warren would do more to protect workers rights. to make sure people are getting a fair wage than donald trump will ever do. there is difference between saying you're going it do something and doing it. donald trump has said -- trish: do

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jesse: elizabeth warren earning that name after a false claim to the native american heritage. >> i thinknly a real indian can defeat a fake indian. the m.i.t. grad even sent warren a dna kit which she returned. he tweeted, i'm disappointed elizabeth warren returned my dna test kit. so you are a real indian and you are running against a so-called fake indian. do you think that's resonating among the folks of massachusetts? >> it's resonating big time across all demographics. also people you think would not find it fun are you, the so-called educated elite. they can't stop cracking up. jesse: they are laughing about this in cambridge? >> yes. a famous philosopher says when somebody laughs at a joke it's hitting something deep. jesse: on her application to harvard she said she was a minority. she is blond haired, blue eyed, pale skin. she claimed she was native american and that's what got her the gig in harvard. real native americans who wanted that position were shut out. >> it's somebody who wants to cut in line. my parent came here, they were some 69 best parts, best part of india that

elizabeth warren is becoming one of those out spoken leaders along with bernie sanders who goes after trump for a little bit of everything that he does. some republicans say that they're -- they're not going very in-depth and trying to oppose everything that president trump does to raise the national profile but we'll see if that works for democratic voters going into 2020 and the 2020 cycle >> we'll be watching. of seems like the presidential cycle never ends. devon thanks for joining us. happy friday to you. . >>> healing over hate community rallies after anti-immigrant flyers pop up in the neighborhood. i on a on a arrow a . >>> white house chief gary cohens said he came close to stepping down. "new york times" said cohen drafted a regular nation letter. he says business associates even his wife urged him to think about leaving. cohen decided to stay on since expected to play a big role on tax reform. >>> a dc community is taking a stand after several anti-immigrant flyers were founder all around the neighborhood. >>> krysten leon is live now with more on this story, these signs ju

i'm not going to dignify anything he says and elizabeth warren is wrong and incendiary in making things worse. >> but the racist people, you think, is make -- are getting too much attention? is that right? >> we have to dodge their existence, but they are baking for coverage. they are using this. they're using dissent in america . it is a very fine line. if we fan the flames like we are asking, meaning the news and media commentators, what point are you helping them and how do you do that? we have to deal with that as a country and figure out the right balance. >> when the former grand dragon of the kkk tweets to the president , thank you for your support, should we ignore him and his kinds of people in these kinds of events? >> what we should not ignore the president of the united

announcer: former vice president al gore and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren were among the featured speakers of day three of the netroots national conference in atlanta. we begin with senator warren. [applause] sen. warren: before i begin, i want to say a word about the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, daca. that was just discussed. the fights that we fight for, they matter.

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elizabeth warren was going to possibly head that up. obama administration decided probably due to pressure that up ave her head i just think nt, there is strong need for regulation. murray, the idea of benefits of regulation versus cost of regulation. we have to bear in mind, i think the consumer finance bureau is a good example. it was set up in order specifically, in fact, elizabeth warren's idea, set up to mimic he consumer products safety council to provide the same sort protections cpsc ives against -- toasters and apply that to financial products. a toaster can burn down your house, a mortgage can you to lose your house. why not have the same sort of protection? is that is based on false premise. faulty toaster is faulty for everyone. faulty mortgage may be faulty for some people or exactly the ight product for other people in their circumstances, people who have different tax flow flow , different cash requirements might want an mortgage, rate interest only for five years for a er people that is probably bad idea. the consumer fi

republicans should be very happy with what elizabeth warren said because it's a recipe for failure.tic seat is lost in congress. 63 in the house, 11 and the senate and the state legislators are even worse, 960 state legislators, 12 governorships. we now have more than twice the number of republican governors than democrat. 34 verses 15 and that's because of the obama policies. >> melissa: your proving my point. it's about the person and how you felt about president obama and the passion people had. >> david: it didn't work because the policies didn't work and that's what liz warren's for her, she for policies that don't work. >> trish: and other words, you're talking about star power. donald trump had star power, people were excited by him. that's why toth is a people would show up at some of these rallies. hillary clinton didn't have that, john kerry didn't have that. does this person understand what i'm going through? do they have any empathy western mark >> sandra: she's fighting for women and she saying we're fighting to put more women in the position of power from committee roo

one of which is elizabeth warren.s now, a lot of people speculating thee might run in 2016. a lot speculating she would run in 2020. she is a far left progressive. what would she do to be viable. steve: when she talking to the net roots convention over the weekend she made it very clear don't worry, folks out there, who support progressive themes, because we are not going to be a party of moderates. we are going to go way to the left. listen to this. >> the democratic party isn't going back to the days of welfare reform and the crime bill. this is not going to happen. we are not the gate crashers of today's democratic party. we are not a wing of today's democratic party. we are the heart and soul of the democratic party. we're going to be the people who lead the democratic party back from the wilderness and lead our country out of this dark time? then we can't waste energy arguing about whose issue matters more and who in our alliance should be voted off the island. abby: interesting she used heart and soul. when you

eerie resemblance to socialism and if not the ingredients of obama certainly the ingredients of elizabeth warren and bernie sanders in that wing of the denmark had a party. >> host: the definitions of fascism, socialism, marxism, and how close are those philosophies? >> guest: socialism refers to the workers owning the means of production. later communism talked about the states owning the means of production. fascism is very similar. fascism simply means that the state while not owning the means of production directs them so capitalism is fascism. modern progressivism is more like fascism and socialism because they think about let's look at obamacare. obamacare does the government on the hospital's? no. is saddam the doctors directly? no, they are private companies that do that but the government controls them so progressivism being state-directed capitalism is more fascism than socialism. let's go you spend quite a bit of time with benito mussolini. >> guest: many link fascism with hitler but hitler never call himself a fascist. if you read my book the word fascism almost never enters. hitler

, you realize this is collectivism, this bares socialism and not the ingredient of obama but elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, that wing of the party. >> socialism, marxism. how close are the political philosophers? >> socialism refers to the workers owning the means of production. later communism talks about the state owning the means of production. fascism is very similar, fascism simply means that the state while not owning the means of production directs them, so state directed capitalism, that's fascism. modern progressiveism is more like fascism and socialism because think about it, does it pay the doctors directly, no, there are private companies that do that but the government controls them, so modern progressivism being state directed is closer to fascism than it is to socialism. >> you spend quite a bit of time with mussolini. >> if you read the word fascism never appears in the entire book. hitler called himself a national socialism. he we wanted to marry nationalism with socialism. key difference is that hitler was a racist, he was antisemite and he made antisymmetry and bigotr

what elizabeth warren says are the heart and soul of the party.hey are the things america has been about and the democratic party has every single one of those values upside down, topsy-turvy and that's why i don't think they will be successful. david: we got an example in the case of imran awan. the i.t. guy was work for nancy pelosi and literally dozens of democratic names this person worked for. not only him, but his wife and brother. and they were using the congressional credit union as their own private savings account. they came out with these absurd stories about they got a home equity loan of $160,000 from the credit union by putting a rental property up as collateral. the credit union is an example of what the swamp is. >> i don't know that debbie wasserman-schultz is taking her tips from hillary clinton, but she might want to stop. an tag ming the police, and refusing to cooperate with an investigation. keeping this man on a payroll. i'm not sure what game she is trying to play. but if this could be a national security risk, she needs to

. >> we need elizabeth warren who is a saying, i want to help for consumers and lookers, are you forimum wage. >> begging andin hope you are right, mark, i pray and hope for your wish to come true that someone like elizabeth warren is nominated. i beg for that. great to see you. chicago is suing the trump administration for its ignoring immigration laws. >> i will never allow our police department to be something that people don't see as a partner in the basic community safety we want to see and the justice department is trying to coerce people to make a choice between who they are in their value and every neighbor you want to see in chicago. we'll file a case against the justice department. >> we have a immigration specialist and alex, if is great to see you. this is a sanctuary city debate that is it pretty heated in the country. caddo institute is for gennious and legal immigration and guest work sxers temporary workers pretty much across the board. does the caddo institute believe that any criminal aliens to be deported and if so, when and which type? >> absolutely. we write exte

and elizabeth warren had been on my radio show telling me more than 50% of americans go bankrupt relatedo a health care crisis. i knew that on my radio show, but it got personal because it was personal for the people of minnesota. ty reason to run for the senate to say somebody has to be this guy, but what it became more about is what paul said. he said politics isn't about ,inning for the sake of winning it is an about money, it is about improving people's lives. --rlie: when we continue katie bam is here -- j.d. vance is here. he was raised in kentucky, graduated from yell law school and went on to success -- went to yale law school. he wrote a book "hil lbilly-ology," i am pleased to have j.d. vance at this table for the first time. -- whatwhat yo drove you to write this. d.: i was disappointed there were more people like me at law school. it seemed to me i had this cultural outsider attitude that was very unique. i was not just lower income, but i felt like a cultural outsider for the first time in my life. i started to wonder what was it that may be different and i started writing t

and democratic senator elizabeth warren is blocking the -- to run the antitrust division.hat is according to people familiar with the matter. elizabeth warren has described the nomination will put the interest of corporations ahead of the american people. he is a former lobbyist. and president trump has accused mexico of stealing u.s. jobs, now trying to get mexico workers a pay raise. when talks get underway next week, u.s. negotiations will push a better way to conditions for mexican employees, making mexico a more expensive place for companies to do business and encourage companies this day put rather than going south of the border. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. vonnie: and thank you. coming up, the weak start for oil with crude hovering around $49. futures are next. this is bloomberg. >> futures in focus -- ♪ from london, i'm mark barton. vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. crudeor futures in focus, dropping today with prices hovering around $49 a barrel as

let's get excited and welcome our senator, senator elizabeth warren. . heering and applause] sen. warren: thank you! thank you, woo! you guys are ready! that's terrific. thank you very much for the introduction, congressman keating. he's out there working for you for all of us. i couldn't ask -- i could not partner. etter so here we are. beautiful, beautiful summer afternoon. is marshfield fair practically within walking all of you came to a junior high to be inside to talk policy. massachusetts,om yes, woo! my massachusetts proud. and all you in here he people who don't have air conditioning over in the school k cafeteria, can we hear you? yeah, i hear them. anyway, we've got 200 people over there as well. i am so pleased that you're here with us tonight. here's what we're going to do. to try to here is answer as many of your questions, take as many of your comments as i can, and i think numbers, if you wanted to ask a question when in. me so we'll do that in just a minute. i'll stay in the end if anybody picture, do a a selfie, a little dance. okay, anybody who wants to do that.

how the president sets himself up, everybody talks about whether it's elizabeth warren or mark zuckerberghow does the president set himself up for re-election? >> he's done an incredible job already by boosting our economy, by lowering the amount of illegal border crossings. everything he's campaigned on that he's promised, he's following through with. his base is very solid. here in the state of nevada he won our caucus, and the people working hard for him are meeting on a regular basis. i feel he's going to have an incredible shot at taking it in 2020, and if you're going to start throwing names out on the republican side such as governor kasich who only received one delegate at the time, i was standing there at convention as a trump delegate, amongst a number of the ohio delegation, and i was shocked when all of their phones beeped at the same time, and i asked them, what are you looking at? they were all in shock, their jaws dropped when they said they've asked us to not support trump as the nominee. they were disgusted. they were not happy with him at that time. i don't see how he ca

that's why massachusetts senator elizabeth warren led the effort to pass legislation that would maketain types of hearing aids available over- the-counter. sen. elizabeth warren (d-ma): you ought to be able to buy a hearing aid that covers people with mild to moderate hearing loss, test them out -- see how you like them, and take them home and get some help. iowa republican, senator chuck grassley worked with warren on the legislation, and said in a statement: "consumers are interested in new hearing aid products to improve their quality of life at an affordable price. the more products available, the more consumers will be able to find something they can afford that works for them."sen. elizabeth warren (d-ma): there will be a lot more competition and a lot more innovation, and instead of having really high prices for hearing aids in the thousands of dollars, it's going to come down to the thousands of dollars. jess standup: but critics say if people skip the doctor's office, they might get an over-the-counter device they don't actually need or that they use incorrectly --- which co

let's get excited and welcome our senator, senator elizabeth warren! [cheers and applause] senator warren: thank you! whoo! you guys are ready. that's terrific. thank you so much for the introduction, congressman keating. he is out there working for you every day, for all of us. i could not ask or a better partner. here we are. it is a beautiful, beautiful summer afternoon. marshfield fair is practically within walking distance, and all of you came to a junior high to be inside to talk policy. i love being from massachusetts. that's my massachusetts crowd. all of you in here and all of the people who do not have air conditioning over in the school cafeteria -- can we hear you? are you cheer -- are you cheering over there? we've got 200 people over there as well. i am so pleased you are here with us tonight. my main job here is to try to answer as many of your questions, take as many of your comments as i can, and i think you all got numbers if you wanted to ask a question when you came in. we will do that in just a minute. i will stay at the end if anyb

elizabeth warren is another who was supported. working with other people.o nancy pelosi, she has served a purpose. she should step aside on her own, because she is causing and the republicans -- she has done a lot. for us. if she really cared, she would step aside. host: i think we have heard that. thank you for calling in. silver spring, maryland. thank you for taking my call. i think nancy pelosi is the best politician that america ever had. i really believe that. she has health that americans are benefiting from today. problem that democrats have, just like the previous caller's that is people who voted bernie sanders, they never voted for hillary clinton. and if we fight for what we field problem that i have with democrats is that they have to go out to small counties. people need jobs and they need to make sure that the jobs aren't going overseas so people can have a job. woman, she has brilliant ideas and white men usually don't like strong white women. she is brilliant. and she is a money machine. she collected a lot of money for the democrats. --tea

what does the party lose or gain potentially from elizabeth warren not pursuing the white house? >> i think it's way early, quite frankly. despite that, you know, you had john delaielanie saying he is t first. i think what is going to happen next year with the 35 governorships and can the dnc get organized on and then the field for a presidency is going to play itself out. i think 2018 is important. we are a long way off. she may not want to run now, but depending on whether the progressives in the democratic party can figure out how to win, she can take that off the table and throw her name in the hat. there is a lot that is going to happen with the democrats and the republicans before that field settles out. >> so, jack, let me go to this "the new york times" reporting which i'm sure saw this weekend that there are a series of republican shadow campaigns they are reporting for 2020 and one name mentioned in this write up from new york city is vice president mike pence. according to sources for "the time" an aide for the vice president says pence want to be ready if there is an

elizabeth warren, 70 years old. then, let's just -- not ages up but tell you most of considerably younger. not all, most. and certainly new faces from pamela harris, talking about, to korey booker, terry mcauliffe, andrew cuomo, seth moulton, congressman from connecticut. so we have this, sort of bench. maybe it's a back, back bench but it's a bench and at least people are sitting on it. what do you make of that? >> listen, if democrats will be able to make a case for themselves for the next presidential election they need a fresh face. one thing we learned from the last election is that voters are hungry for something different. they want to see a turn of the page. something they don't have right now. now, donald trump is also 70 years old. he's no spring chicken. i think there is a chance here for democrats to have a reset. but in order to do that they need a coherent message. >> yes. >> they need something we haven't seen from them and frankly, donald trump is making it really easy for them this year. the republi

a campaign against elizabeth warren and couple of other people.e thinks he will face. shannon? he doesn't think he will get beat in primary. >> i remember not so long ago a republican -- >> mid terms. >> they tried to primary him before and the republican establishment wouldn't go any harder than they did in the last election. whole slate of candidates and they blew right through him. >> remember how deit? each one came forward and he gave a nickname, knocked them out of ring and that person fell. give me the next one. took them on one at a time and destroyed them in terms of reputation. >> what is his nickname for pence going to be? he is looking ahead to po pocahontas. >> wait, pocahontas is the name used by trump for elizabeth warren. we have a headline here if you want to go with that take. >> i don't think that is likely. if it is like an old kung fu money where people surround the guy and line up so he can punch them down then yes, he will win. it is far enough away. but if 2018 goes badly and if they can't get tax reform improved, there is

: usually they lambast president trump for calling for a ban on muslims, for calling senator elizabeth warren pocahontas and mexicans rapists. colbert called for the president to go, as did jimmy kim. but there was still some comedy in there. they talked about making trump king. colbert in particular called trump a racist grandpa and talks about him being a nazi. it was a controversial and serious week of comedy. howie: are the late-night folks running the risk of alienating their audience who may be conservative viewers who may be turned off by their more political stance? shelby: absolutely. and seth myers said they are okay with alienating people because this is the direction they want to take their shows. the constant poking at the president has been a winner for these comedians, men and women. but the question is, are they being taken seriously because they criticize the presidenter night. and where do they go from here after such a serious week? are they seriously calling for the president to go or is it the line of the week. howie: still to come. some website showing a disturbing video

i don't know where independents go, mark preston, if you've got elizabeth warren and donald trump on the ticket. it's easy to imagine. >> my only -- the only reason i wonder about that, you're dealing with 3/4 of the country not trusting you. how do they suddenly retrust you? that means they've decided he's dishonest because of a series of lies. i don't know how one builds that number back up. well, i've sided he is honest. >> we're 200-days in. >> yeah. but dishonesty that's the part of this poll that i would be concerned about if i were part of the trump apparatus. >> what about this number where only 30% of people say that they admire president trump? you're a mom and mother of two. what do you think when you see that? >> i think it's very bad for the institution of the presidency and very bad for our government. it's very, very bad that people don't trust and believe what's coming from the white house. if you can't have faith that your public servens are telling you the truth, you're reinforcing every cynicism in this government. we already have a historic low lack of faith in ou

these people lice -- like elizabeth warren, she's by satan, she is so liberal. abortion is fine, they had a lady on aboutther wrote. he host: we lost elizabeth. democrats, good morning. caller: yes, good morning. call.you for taking my these so-called religions need to go to their bible and look in colossian 2:14. brought out the old testament, new testament what we supposed to live on. i hate when they said, some of black.nds are if you have to say it, you're racist, i'm sorry. have to say that some of my friends are black, i'll bet nine and a half out of 10 alabama.t, come from anyway, these so-called religious people used to go to church, pick up a book. -- : vivian, you say caller: only pictures of lynching, those people leave 40s h with children in the and 50s and go to the lynching party. second, youn, just a say you believe 9 out of 10 people in alabama are racist, do you think that is prejudice way alabama?g the state of caller: i believe they are racist, if they are white, they racist, a few blacks but pictur. this was in the 40's and 50's. host: we got

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other people like elizabeth warren have come out and said, no, if you are not going to be pro-life -- to be pro-choice, then the democratic party is not for you. how do you see the democrats navigating that quagmire? >> well, we have a clear platform, and that is that we are -- we believe that a woman has a right to choose her own destiny. >> trevor: right. >> we are pro-choice. but i know in my state, honestly, there are people that vote for me or vote democratic that don't agree with that, but yet they agree with us, you should be able to afford college. >> trevor: right. >> they agree that you should be smart about how you move forward when it comes to foreign policy. they didn't like that we got into the war in iraq. i would have people come up to me and say, look, i'm pro-life, i don't agree with you on that, but i do agree with you that we need to get out of the war in iraq. >> trevor: okay. >> so i don't believe those people should be left behind, and while i believe in the platform of our party strongly, i believe that one of the dumbest things we could do is defund planned pa

senator elizabeth warren, the massachusetts democrat found a college industry cashing in on speakinginst attorney general jeff sessions during confirmation sessions. the campaign sold out of everything from bumper stickers, tote bags and temporary tattoos. nevertheless she persisted which is a line from mitchell mcconnell's admonish, it cashed into a tune of a million dollars . even this f she doesn't run in 2020 and she says she won't, she'll be just fine. tossing and turning remember john keep kelly would be keeping the president's tweets in line. a rather stern face kelly back stage, maybe it's his poker face , but if not he of what he got himself into. we'll see, that's the final five tonight on this tuesday. back at it tomorrow. make it a great night. we'll see you. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: you know usain bolt was injured in his last race, right? that did not stop him from taking a shot to the face. >> his girlfriend is insanely attractive. she takes a shot and puts in between her boobs and he grabs a shot and takes the full shot. >> how does she hold it there hands

if the far left is going to dominate the discussion, you know, whether it's going to be elizabeth warrenr whether it's going to be bernie sanders, then it's going to be very difficult so the main person may be chuck schumer. he's been pulled to the left. is he willing to take the 20 to 30 members of his caucus and move them to the center? if so, i think you can get a tax deal and i think it could be effective early in 2018. elizabeth: so, what if there is no tax deal? what if we see the same thing that happened with health care happen with tax reform? they don't have-- the debt ceiling has to be raised. that's not up for discussion and they have to come to a conclusion on a budget, am i right? >> right. elizabeth: so those-- so if it doesn't, it if tax the doesn't happen you could see progress in those areas? >> you're going to get an increase, and the fight starts in september because you have to do it before the middle of october for sure. and you're going to do something with all of these appropriation bills and what we call continuing resolution, in other words, just spend at last ye

tweeting out the president is embarrassing our country and millions of senator nancy pelosi, elizabeth warrenall critical of the president. two staunch supporters for the president, one the former grand wizard of the kkk david duke. the other richard spencer applauded the president as being fair. the spokesperson of the rn: said the president denounced hate and they stand behind his comments, saying that they were fair. the chorus is getting louder because of this press conference he had yesterday, that the adviser steve beenon should be fired, removed from office. the president awkwardly defended steve bannon. listen. >> reporter: do you still have confidence in steve? >> we'll see. look, look, i like mr. bannon, he is a friend of mine but he came on very late. you know that. i went through 17 senators, governors and i won all of the primaries. mr. bannon came on very much later than that, and i like m. he is not a racist, i can tell you that. he's a good person. he actually gets a very unfair press in that regard. but we'll see what happens with mr. bannon, but he is a good person and i thi

[chanting] >> please welcome senator elizabeth warren. [applause] senator warren: before i begin. i want to say about the deferred action for childhood act, daca. , theyghts that we fight matter. in 2012, because of the persistent of many of you in this room, 800,000 young men and women were protected from deportation because of you, because of your work. daca, jewelry risk who are as you and me were promised a chance -- who are as american as you army are promised a chance to work and to live without it being at a fear of ripped away from family and friends and at the home the most of them know. the chance to build a future. and now, president trump will make a decision on daca. hang in theves future. this tuesday, august 15, people are mobilizing to protect dreamers. let's not sit back. let's not sit back. let stand together and say, president trump, let dreamers stay. and are our friends, our family and our future. give dreamers the chance to fill their dream. that is what we want to do. yeah. you bet. yeah. these fights matter. these fights matter and that is why it is good to

next we'll show you one with senator elizabeth warren and congressman l keeping in marshfield, massachusetts, where topics include health care law, the presence transgender military ban and the partisanship in washington. from thursday, this is just under one hour. [applause]

and elizabeth warren had been on my radio show telling me more than 50% of americans go bankrupt because of a health care crisis, related to a health care crisisment and i knew that, on my radio show. but it got personal, cuz it was personal with the people of minnesota. so it is a petty reason to run for the senate, to say someone's got to beat this guy. but what it became por anmore about was what paul said. paul said that politics isn't about winning for the sake of winning. it isn't about money. politics is about improving people's lives. >> rose: authors for the hour when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: bank of america, life better connected. >> >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: jd vance is here, raised in the rust belt city of ohio and appalachan town of jackson, kentucky. after high school he joined the marines, he graduated from yale law school and went on to success in the financial

politics, the new york times writing that senator elizabeth warren used a speech on saturday to take direct aim at democrat'' wing,shed modern criticizing policies and a saying liberals had taken control of the party. the democrat, who is widely thought to be considering running for president in 2020, here are her full remarks. [applause] >> let's hear it for becky. [applause] amongstt got to say,

announcer: former vice president al gore and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren were among the featured speakers of day three of the netroots national conference in atlanta. we begin with senator warren. [applause] sen. warren: before i begin, i want to say a word about the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, daca. that was just discussed. the fights that we fight for, they matter. in 2012, because of the persistence of many of you in this room, 800,000 young men and women were protected from deportation because of you, because of your work. and because of daca, dreamers who are as american as you are me were promised a chance to work and to live without it -- without a fear of being ripped away from family and friends and the home the most of them know. the chance to build a future. and now, president trump will make a decision on daca. dreamers' future hang in the balance. this tuesday, august 15, people are mobilizing to protect dreamers, so that's not -- so let's not sit back. let stand together and say, president trump, let dreamers stay. they are our friends, our famil