it was also elizabeth warren. and if you look at what happened really beginning in october of last year, and then right through the primaries, which is a is that bernie and elizabeth, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, kept on splitting the progressive voter together they had more votes anybody else. in fact, even up to super tuesday they both had more votes than anybody else but those votes were split. jill biden managed to move right through the center. -- joe biden. the old center, and i think the establishment was quite relieved. one of the reasons that bernie sanders and elizabeth warren both ultimately lost is not just that they split the vote, but also that the democratic establishment got extremely nervous elizabeth warren first, when she was number one. there was a brief interval where she was leader. she was promoting a wealth tax. it scared the bejesus out of the democratic establishment, the corporate and wall street democrats. and then bernie sanders moved into the leadership and, of course, he's sc

senator elizabeth warren. just yesterday, trump said he would not consider renaming these bases, adding today, quote, those that deny their history are doomed to repeat it. well, back with us tonight,

elizabeth warren doesn't know, she doesn't care to know.ants to humiliate them 150 years after they died and more to the point, their descendants now. in arlington national cemetery there is a memorial to confederate troops,sh warren's amendment order's army to tear it down.io this is vandalism, obviously. but it's worse and deeper than that. healthy societies do not destroy their own history, a country is thee sum total of what has happened within it, good and bad. without history you have no country, you just have a collection of banks and check cashing outlets and retail stores. all of us may have iphones but that's not a country, it's obvious. but somehow it's not obvious to senate republicans, they support elizabeth warren's amendment, the amendment easily emerged from the by bipartisan services committee. if the president doesn't veto it, it will become law. the republicans are fine withhe that, they assume if it does become law it will be enough, the mob willl be sated, the destroyers will of god and what they wanted and the g.o.p. c

elizabeth warren, and "the new york timim" as well l as local elected officials like gustavo rivera, state senator biaggggi d new york city comptroller s scot stringerer as well as many other grassroots organizations. amy: jamaal bowman, thank you for being with us. can you tell us how it is to campaigngn on the ground in this area, which has been known as the epicenter of the pandemic,, what i it means for you? we are talking to you in yonkers where you just did an event. >> it means beingng say. so maintainining social distancing, making sure we arere wewearing mamasks. bubut to stillll be presesent ad engaged anand still be listening to the needs of the people on the ground. amy: jamaal bowman, thank you for being with us former middle , school principal running to represent new york's 16th district, challenging eliot engel. that does it for our show. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possibl

bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, alexandria ocasio-cortez all endorsing him. there is a big financial disparity here between these campaigns, mcgrath, nearly $20 million, booker, only a couple hundred thousand dollars but this is an interesting test, this late momentum that's behind booker, this sudden focus, grassroots emphasis on black lives matter and all those issues. the question is, could this lift booker to an upset victory tomorrow in the democratic primary? by the way, one thing to keep in mind here, kentucky's got mail-in voting for this primary, got a lot of people who have requested ballots but in terms of in-person voting tomorrow, lexington and louisville, they had 2,400 polling places in the state. there are 177 tomorrow. there's one for the county where louisville is. there's one for the county where lexington is. these are the big population centers. these are big polling places. it's an expo center and a football field but that's one

elizabeth warren's favorability numbers remain the highest.o that's an interesting dynamic to watch. especially when it seems she might be the last white woman standing in serious consideration here. >> that is fascinating and shows her sustained popularity. thank you alexi. great to see you. you too can sign up for the newsletter at signup.axios.com. that does it for me on this tuesday morning. i'm yasmin vossoughian. "morning joe" starts right now. >> if you add up the network streaming numbers, netflix, youtube, i don't think there's any question it was the largest watched inauguration ever. >> finally one thing i want to point out that was handed to me, wow, a whopping 7.7 million total viewers tuned in to fox news to watch the rally on saturday night. big numbers. thanks so much guys. >> spicy, the more things change, the more things stay the same. good morning and welcome to "morning joe," it is tuesday, june 23rd. joe is off this morning.

what is president trump's plan to get us out of this and why joe biden is hoping to catch elizabeth warrenn the economic policy, plus beijing moving to capitalize on all the chaos. satellite images show china arrived on india border. tom cotton is here investigated with us. and in atlanta over 170 cops reportedly calling out sick after two fellow officers were charged in the fatal shooting of ray sheard brooks. bill collins reacts this morning. also ahead, the 2020 election, devin nunes on why censorship is one of the most important issues headed into november. plus a special exclusive philanthropist michael milken on the coronavirus vaccine, all that and a lot more on sunday morning feature. ♪. maria: the looting and mayhem across the country may be a threat to law and order in more ways than one. months after fbi director christopher wray said that chinese espionage was the number one threat to our national security, many fbi agents are shifting their focus from that to those who had violence during george floyd protest. peter navarro the assistant to the president and traded manufacturi

peter doocy with the news on this. >> elizabeth warren appears to have carved out a loophole for zoomh as even talk to a wealthy donor on the phone from december. >> i don't do closed-door fund-raisers with big donors. i don't do special call time with people who raise quarter of a million dollars. i don't sell access to my time. naf said out loud and in public or any donor can hear that a wall option off and bass leadership to highest bidder. >> senator warren did not endorse joe biden until after barack obama, but it proved that they patch things up, the biden campaign is bragging that they raised $80 million in may, tripled the number of online donors they had back in february when the field was still crowded with other competitors, like elizabeth warren. but the trump campaign had something to brag about as well. $14 million in one day, that is the biggest day ever cross two election cycles, and it came yesterday on the president's 74th birthday. dana. >> dana: that's a lot of money. no one will be short of money for the election. peter doocy, thank you. ♪ ♪ cancel culture dominan

so it leaves in my mind harris and elizabeth warren.e people still talking about stacey abrams, the former state rep from georgia was very powerful voice, very smart woman. when you look at it, you think of terms of black voters and wanting to make sure black voter turnout is strong in november for biden, it's surprising that warren consistently polls well with black voters. harris i think also has these issues but guess what, she too is popular. so tim needs between the two of them. i think val demings is an afterthought at this point. i would point out warren, i think she had biden raised $6 million in one video fund-raiser this week. it was astounding, astonishing. again, it speaks to the strength that she would bring to the ticket. >> judge jeanine: all right, president trump setting up a new showdown over immigration. what he just did after the supreme court's ruling on daca. at mercedes-benz, nothing less than world-class service will do. that's why we're expanding your range of choices. many dealers now offer optional pick-up & d

klobuchar's advice for biden may not bode well for another contender, elizabeth warren who spoke at a juneteenth event today. >> i am not personally experienced and can never truly understand the fear, the oppression, and the pain that confronts black americans. but none of us, none of us can ignore what's happening in this country. >> also thought to be on the biden short-list, susan rice. >> vice president who biden who served in that role and knows what he needs. >> the biden campaign or shooting on the trump teams idea more than three debates. the trump team is urging them to think about at least agreeing to move the debates up. >> what we see is them wanting to have debates after voting has already started. we will see probably some record mail in voting, absentee voting because of covid. >> senior biden staffers posting a reminder this is the halfway mark between iowa caucuses and election day. a lot can change between now and then just like a lot has changed since that first contest. won by pete buttigieg. mike. >> mike: peter doocy, thank you. a federal judge hearing the minis

you, as i recall, were a supporter of elizabeth warren, notjoe biden, in the primary season.ats supported bernie sanders, and eight progressive groups inside the party, many of them representing young people — justice democrats, alliance for youth action, student democratic party action, they have put out a statement saying, quote — and this is directly tojoe biden, "it is clear you are unable to win the majority of votes for the vast majority of voters under a5. you need to have more young people enthusiastically supporting and campaigning with you if you're going to defeat trump. and messaging around, quote, "a return to normalcy does not and will not win the support and trust of voters of our generation." what do you make of that? first of all, one of the things this covid—i9 pandemic has shown is there are great inequities and inequalities in the american system. and so when people say they want to return to normal, i don't want to return to normal. i think most people don't want to return to normal. we want to do better than normal and i thinkjoe biden is committed to th

what we learned on wednesday was but an amendment had been offered by elizabeth warren, the democratic senator from massachusetts, who everyone knows very well after her presidential campaign. senator warren offered an amendment that would basically give a three-year timeline to the pentagon to remove the names of confederates from frankly everything, not just the military bases like fort hunt, fort bragg, fort benning and the like, but also places where there may be ships, there may be militaryn installations but may be named for confederate figures, basically all of that needs to go away. want to basically have a jefferson davis highway running through a military base either. put that into the defense authorization. that will be in the bill as it goes to the floor. hofe, chairman of the armed services committee, said even though it was adopted not going vote, he is along with it. it will not take an affirmative senate.the because it is in the bill coming out in the committee, more than likely, if senators want to not make the military have to remove the names of confederate generals

>> i supported andrew yang. >> bernie sanders. >> elizabeth warren. >> mr.r, will you support nancy pelosi if she wants to continue as speaker of the house? >> yes, absolutely. >> no. >> it depends on the choices of the time. >> should the nypd continue to strive i'd security in public schools? >> unarmed in the middle sized. >> no. >> no, we have to take functions away from the police department and give it to proper authorities like mental health agencies and money from the police department for that purpose. >> should religious and private schools, including [inaudible] be monitored in order to ensure they are following safe standards? >> yes. >> i think the way it has been done is completely from on high and has maligned communities that have already been attacked and i think it's completely unfair and unjust. >> is that a no? >> not the way it's been done. >> generally speaking, yes. >> said the nypd continue to handle parking enforcement? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> should taxes be raised on households making more than $500,000 a year? >> yes, increasing t

senator klobuchar, elizabeth warren. where do they stand?y no longer considered in contention as highly as kamala is? >> that's because what we have is in contention. there is no real scoring here at this point. people are being vetted. they're checking out people's finances, checking out the past and such. right now, amy klobuchar is from minneapolis. the attorney general there. that's not necessarily looking good right now. elizabeth warren, very vibrant, very energetic. did the national stage. she's been in communication with joe biden repeatedly where they're sharing progressive ideas. i wouldn't rule any of them out. the fact is a couple weeks to go. it is plenty of time for everybody to make up their minds. we'll hear more and more about this vetting process. do you know something? it's clear that joe biden is the nominee. what else do the democratic pundits have to talk about exempt the vice presidential pick? keep your eye on it. >> always a pleasure. you can read his articles in the chronicle every wednesday and sunday. >>> presiden

elizabeth warren a treasury secretary. >> this is very true.e are the questions that biden and his team are trying to answer. are these very talented individuals most useful in the white house or in somewhere else in the cabinet or even still in the senate. there's a game that has to be played of some degree of chess where you figure out who can replace warren or harris, if they are removed from the senate in a way that benefits biden and his agenda at most. >> value demmings, democrat from florida, a house manager during the impeachment, also a police chief in orlando, the first woman to hold that position. she actually mentioned the other day she may not want the job as much as it needs her. she's definitely not shied away from the fact she thinks in this particular moment, she might be the right person for this job. >> she talked about that a bit in a recent op-ed. in a letter she actually wrote to law enforcement trying to make it very clear to people that she has an insider perspective on this issue of police violence but yet not afraid to

senators kamala harris and elizabeth warren as well as nancy pelosi deliver remarks to the texas democratic party convention being held virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic. party convd virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic. >> greetings texas greetings, texas democrats. i am honored to be with you. this is a challenging time and we need you. we have had in less than 100 days over 107,000 lives lost to the coronavirus. when we look atn less than 100 days, 42 million americans became unemployed. "georgespeak the name floyd, when we speak the name and when welor," arbery"e name "ahmaud --justice is on the ballot and it is texas democrats that will help win the election. you know how to do the work of into bloom. let us put everything we have got out on the field and we're going to win this. we will take back the white house and take back the senate. hold on to the house and do everything we know can be done in the name of all that is important and good in terms of the ideals of our country that we have yet to meet but we will all fight to achieve. thank you, texas democrats. hello, w

annual defense authorization this week and what we learned on wednesday was an amendment by elizabeth warren, the democratic senator from massachusetts was a very well after her presidential campaign, they offered an amendment that would give us a three year timeline to the pentagon to remove the names of the stnfederates from brinkley everything. that is not just the military bases, but also there are places where there may be streets on military installation and competitive figures, basically all of that needs to go away, you don't -- they don't basically want to have a jefferson davis highway running through military base either. and they put that into the defense authorization. so that will be into the bill as it goes to the floor, now james inhofe, the chairman of the service committee said that even though that was adopted by a voice vote, he was on board with it and he is going to attempt to change the language to loosen thete requirement. but that is going to take an affirmative vote in the senate, because it's in the bill coming out of the committee, more likely than not, if senator

meanwhile, jamaal bowman is backed by senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, representatitivexandria ocasio-cortez, "the new york times," justice democrats, and the working families party. he is joining us from yonkers, new york, just finishshed up wih a campaign event there. jamaal bowman, thank you for joining us on democracy now! can you talk about why you think your campaign can succeed? you haveve gotten a number of extremely important endorsements. and what you feel is the most important message out of these anti-police brutality protests around the country that are also focused very mucriright here in nenew york? >> thank youou so much foror hag me. good morning. i have w worked in this district for the l last 10 years as a middle school principal. i opened my y own community pubc schoolol right here in the north east bronx.. over that 10 years i''ve developed thousands of amazing relationships with thehe c chiln and families of this community. i haveve learned i intimately te impact of poverty and thahat policy on their lives each and everery day. what i a also learned

define herself as a populist what you needed which is what you have been very sad those are elizabeth warren and he said she tried to say we have no problems it's just these deplorable is going to trump and will notice a lot of pain in america and affects one people also a lot of them one for trump and also by the way affected brown and black people much more the great victims of bill clinton's deregulation it was very well for example when federal reserve tells us that college educated black people know a 70 percent of their wealth not their annual income you know whoa wealth and brown people lost 60 percent they lost their homes they were sold a sucker mortgages and everything what you hear is boy i'd say you know if you don't accept me you're not you're not a black person but the real issue was a new thread baby and that's why our early discussion is relevant because senator hillary clinton is saying look i've got to disagree with my husband's fall season even though i was there i've got it was you know even challenge obama's policies because what did obama do he bailed out wall street di

elizabeth warren is right. is pretty sharp rhetoric from a guy who up until a few months ago sat atop a $16 billion hedge fund he stepped down as ceo earlier this year to focus on the firm's billion dollar impact fund now he's leaving altogether to start inclusive capital partners, a different type of impact fund. we obtained the mission statement which says that the firm will not only invest in do good companies but also oil and gas, for profit education companies and deploy governance skills to cause change. >> is his issue with the financial system and investing that it's just too hard to do good he's been talking about es fwchlt he has come to davos to talk about it in the last few years he launched this separate fund he just wasn't able to do that alongside the value act hedge fund >> he said the two are die met rickly opposed this idea that, you know, you have these investors that are serving as lps in your specific funds. on one hand they're concerned that, you know, one fund isn't maximizing returns bec

maybe elizabeth warren would have been the pick. kamala harris is the pick.e year ago today that we had that first debate where kamala harris took the fight directly to joe biden about his record on bussing. it was joe biden a few months ago who appeared to throw some cold water on kamala harris' prospects saying it was a real punch in the gut that moment on the debate stage. also i'd say that they've all moved beyond this moment, but i would note what jill biden has written in her book, which is that her husband doesn't hold grudges, she holds grudges and she remembers every slight committed against somebody she loves and she doesn't believe in rewarding bad behavior. jill biden is one of the very few people who literally at biden's side throughout all this pandemic as he hasn't left his home much and so her image looms large in this process. >> karen, you say vice president candidates don't win elections. but there's a certain relevance in donald trump choosing mike pence who nobody doubts is actually a doctrine conservative. the questions that he brings up

and this -- this is debate bloomberg after elizabeth warren got ahold of him. [ laughter ] during lastight's -- [ cheers and applause during last night's debate every candidate was asked to share their personal motto for example, amy klobuchar's was "politics is about improving people's lives and elizabeth warren's was, "i will murder mike bloomberg with my bare hands. [ laughter ] [ applause ] according to a new report the fcc received more than 1300 complaints about the super bowl halftime performance by jennifer lopez and shakira and i have to agree. it was not long enough [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause the heiress to the hot pockets fortune was sentenced yesterday to five months in prison for her role in the college admission scandal. and she'll know when her sentence is up because she'll hear this sound. [ bell ring [ laughter ] according to a new study, men who eat a healthy and balanced diet are more likely to have a high sperm count, which explains applebee's new salad [ laughter ] that's right, a new study says men who eat an unhealthy diet of sweets are more likely to hav

has a steep and he trusts penalties american politicians like elizabeth warren or bernie sound is even calling for the internet tech giants to be broken up. that's a lofty promise and by the way 7 of the 10 most highly valued corporations worldwide tech firms apple microsoft alphabet amazon facebook the chinese e-commerce group alibaba and tencent which owns. the market dominance it seems unshakeable except for apple and microsoft all these companies have been around for less than 25 years in just a short time they've become the biggest players in the world market and their main resources i intended they include user data and algorithms. but would really change anything if you broke up logic operations but then wouldn't you play is just take over the market and we'd be back where we stop it is a platform isn't a lot only these platforms are markets but since they're part of our digital infrastructure the classical market mechanisms no longer apply. these platforms should be treated as a public service and be a freely available infrastructure. because the india. should facebook and goog

it's a move that angered many including former presidential hopeful elizabeth warren because it's for all these words rugby is imposing i don't want one hour more people are here want to have a little protest rallies for you even the pope has spoken out condemning racism and violence. we cannot tolerate or turn a blind eye to racism and exclusion in any form and yet claim to defend the sacredness of every human life. and at the heart of all this a human tragedy the mother of george floyd stored on able to hold back her tears and the full not paid. infamy of jurors because they want justice for hill. and i want justice for him because he was. no matter well in about it think she was . in this is the group he was a good. those calls for justice ringing out across the united states and beyond. well tear gas tasers and pepper spray just some of the less lethal weapons us law enforcement have been using against george floyd protesters despite the name these weapons have a long record of causing serious harm even death. is here at the big table with me now for more so what do we know about

it's a move that angered many including former presidential hopeful elizabeth warren because it's been all this way so here's an opposing ireland one hour more people are here want to have a little protest against the police right even the pope has spoken out condemning racism and violence. we cannot tolerate or turn a blind eye to racism and exclusion in any form and yet claim to defend the sacredness of every human life and at the heart of all this a human tragedy. the mother of george floyd stuart or on able to hold back her tears and the full low paid. infamy of jurors because they want justice for hill. and justice for here because he was the no matter well in about it they should do this is the group he would go to. those calls for justice ringing out across the united states and beyond. and beyond indeed in fact we're heading now to the reaction from an ally from germany we are now joined by peter by at the german government's coordinator of transatlantic cooperation mr buyer you've been highly critical of the u.s. president's handling of the situation you said that it is quote

it's a move that angered many including former presidential hopeful elizabeth warren because it's about all these words rugby is imposing i don't want our mortal people are here i want to get a little protest against the police right even the pope has spoken out condemning racism and violence. we cannot tolerate or turn a blind eye to racism and exclusion in any form and yet claim to defend the sacredness of every human life. and at the heart of all this a human tragedy the mother of george floyd stuart or on able to hold back her tears and her full not paid. infamy of cured because they want justice for hill. and i want justice for him because he was. no matter well in about it they should. in this is the group he was a good. those calls for justice ringing out across the united states and beyond. let's get the perspective of edna bono now she is a u.s. born historian of anti-colonialism an activist and writer and a research fellow at the max planck institute of history and science here in berlin and i thank you for joining us you've been blogging about the death of george floyd and th

nadler: elizabeth warren. errol: mr.ler, will you support nancy pelosi if she was to continue as speaker of the house? absolutely.yes, ms. boylan: no. mr. herzog: it depends. errol: should the mi pd continue to provide security in public schools? mr. herzog: it should be demilitarized. ms. boylan: no. rep. nadler: no. we have to take functions away from the police and give them to proper authorities like mental health agencies. errol: mr. nadler, should religious and private schools be monitored to ensure they are following state standards? rep. nadler: yes. ms. boylan: i think the way it has been done has maligned communities and it is unfair and unjust. i would say not the way it has been done. mr. herzog: generally speaking, yes. errol: mr. herzog, should the nypd continue to handle parking enforcement? mr. herzog: no. ms. boylan: no. rep. nadler: no. errol: should taxes be raised on households making more than $500,000 a year? rep. nadler: yes, it is one of the most important things we have to do. ms. boylan: absolut

guy brought this up earlier, if joe biden wins, the secretary of treasury could be elizabeth warren. that would have been a huge -- w ould be huge, as we could see a tax increase. it could be a very material shift. how do you see that? david: i do not think the vice president has said anything like that. my instinct is if joe biden becomes president, he will want to rule from the center and the biggest thing that has gone wrong the last few years is america has become more divided, so i suspect he will try to rul from the center and whatevere - - i will not argue about elizabeth warren's qualifications for it, but she is certainly seen as being in the left wing and i think we will see more centrist policy. so i do not know on what intelligence is that perspective is being based, but i have no that the believe campaign would go so far to the left in terms of economic policy coming out of this. guy: some of the primaries would suggest that the left is doing a little bit better. we will see what happens. we still have a long way to go. david, we appreciate your time. thank you very much