[applause] kirsten gillibrand: i will go toe to toe with anyone to do what's right. was the first presidential candidate to pledge i will only nominate justices and judges who see roe v. wade as a precedent. i am also going to codify -- roe and i will repeal hyde so all women get access to abortion services. i don't think there is room in our party for a candidate who does not support a woman's full reproductive freedoms. cheers and applause] kirsten gillibrand: the day for dismissing paid leave or universal pre-k or equal pay for equal work is just a woman's issue, those days are long gone. when america's families succeed, we all succeed, that is why i will pass my family bill of rights within the first 100 days of being president. just imagine what we could achieve with a working mother in the white house instead of a misogynist. [cheers and applause] kirsten gillibrand: imagine the progress we could make with a diverse cabinet of americans who actually reflect why we are a great country and the agenda we could pass, not only with women at the table, but with a wom

gillibrand: i will go toe to toe with anyone to do what's right.he first presidential candidate to pledge i will only nominate justices and judges who see roe v. wade as a precedent. and i will repeal hyde so all women get access to abortion services. i don't think there is room in our party for a candidate who does not support a woman's full reproductive freedoms. the days of dismissing paid leave or universal pre-k or equal pay for equal work is just a woman's issue, those days are long gone. when america's families succeed, we all succeed. that is why i will pass my family bill of rights within the first 100 days of being president. just imagine what we could achieve with a working mother in the white house instead of a misogynist. imagine the progress we could make with a diverse cabinet of americans who actually reflect why we are a great country, and the agenda we could pass not only with women at the table but with a woman at the head of the table. [cheers and applause] sen. gillibrand: now is not the time to settle for the status quo or to

as that's what happening with gillibrand? know. >> i will dovetail on something you said. it's a connect ability. it's an authenticity, sincerity deal. i don't think she is. for some people don't like reason, some people take to people and others don't. >> harris: let's put up that list again and i want to show some of the other women and men. particularly women who are in that top ten, if we can. senator warren -- where is she? she has been moving up. there she is in third place. >> to my point, as elizabeth warren -- i'm not trying to boil this down in terms of gender, but elizabeth warren is the female counter, in many ways, to bernie sanders. with a lot of plans, a lot of policy detail. kirsten gillibrand could have done the same and been basically the elizabeth warren to the joe biden in that moderate lane. but because she is flip-flopped, she looks disingenuous and she's not getting any traction. >> harris: wow, you are a democrat. [laughs] >> look at biden. he is trouncing everyone. >> i think gillibrand, if she became

>> no i think that is true and in the case of christian gillibrand. she is my least favorite candidate. this is someone -- she has no beliefs. she is not beholden to anything. it's thehe same problem that hillary clinton had but gillibrand is so much more transparent about it. you mentioned the nra. increase in deportation for illegal immigrants and now calling for the abolishment of ice. moving so far to the left. it's very radical. >> tucker: neither one is going to win. both should stop degrading themselves. be quiet. maybe people will respect you. great to see you tonight. well, the u.s./mexico border is 5,000 miles from africa so why are hundreds of african migrants ared streaming in? there is a reason. we'll tell you in a minute. kirsten gillibrand. i have a vision correction number, but i'm more than a number. when i'm not teaching, i'm taking steep grades and tight corners. my essilor lenses offer more than vision correction with three innovative technologies for my ultimate in vision clarity and protection together in a single lens: the essil

you.or gillibrand: thank [applause] senator gillibrand: thank you for sharing your story. for sharing your truth with all of us. i think your story is one shared with millions of people around this country and for poor women, black women, marginalized women, i think this attack on their freedoms undermines their humanity. thathe ability to have understanding that they have basic human rights and that they have a constitutional protection , because no legislature in any , which are mostly white men, mostly older men, can not know a minute of your experience. not a minute of your experience as a mother, not a minute of your experience as someone who that decision, not a minute of being this close to putting your life in your hands. throwing yourself down the stairs could mean death. for all the friends and families and patients of yours to say i am going to drink turpentine, it could mean death. women are desperate and we deserve constitutional protections. will lead on repealing hide. it is why i will make sure marginalized and poor and black women have the same reproductiv

sarah gillibrand has not had sort of the moment yet either. is very smart and very talented, so we will see. >> i mean, has she just been damaged by this donor community issue with al franken? you know this donor community well, stephanie. has that been the hardest part of this for her? >> there's definitely rumbles around that. i think we have all heard that. but we're also 125 peop25 peoplg for president. so this is just tough. >> it's just starting his podcast now. >> he is slowly getting back into public life. >> humbly, which is very important. with real moral humility is the only way you can do it. >> this was a great way to start. chris, are you having fun? >> i love this midnight stuff. >> chris matthews after midnight, that's, what else duchdo you want? >> thank you both. >>> much more to come as we get ready for night two. the early banks of debating. up next i will talk with a senior member of the biden campaign. and later we will hear from the harris and gillibrand campaigns about their game plans for tonight. and all this hour, we

this comes as gillibrand struggles to stand out from the nearly two dozen other candidates.lo and welcome come to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm arthel neville. eric: hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn. senator gillibrand was able to meet the threshold to qualify for the debate later this month, but she's still lagging behind in fundraising and donor support. she ranks near the bottom of all the major polls, so she is hoping that tonight's town hall here on the fox news channel could be a turning point for her campaign. peter doocy is live in dubuque, iowa, where the event will be held later on in about three hours from now. hi, peter. >> reporter: hi, eric. senator gillibrand does not appear to be one of the democratic candidates for president on president trump's radar yet, but he is on hers. and now she is sharpening the language that she is using to describe the president that she hopes to challenge. >> he does all of this because he wants you to believe he's strong. he is not. our president is a coward! >> reporter: gillibrand sits at 0.3% suppo

it's too backward looking. >> tucker: too backward for kirsten gillibrand. lisa boothe is a forward looking person. senior fellow of independent women's voice and joins us to discuss this and other stories from the democratic race which she has been following assiduously, jaw dropping for months. >> because i'm forward looking. the interview she did with the new hampshire public radio. she was asked about a previous interview with the des moines register where she likened the pro-life belief to the racism. that is how far she has come. as you mention from days that she represented a conservative upstate house district. this is pandering and desperation from the candidate who has struggled to gain traction with a crowded primary field. someone in the "des moines register" poll is at 0%. if you someone like mariam williamson, spiritual guru reached the bench mark before her. she is a start from the state of new york. so the fact she struggles to hit the bench mark demonstrates how pathetic the campaign is now. another candidate we have seen similar hyperbolic

before i ask you about senator gillibrand.t tonight that your organization was in effect censored by pinterest. the tech company and put in the same company as porn. confirm that if you would. >> sure, it's been a busy day, tucker. there has been an insider from the popular web sight pinterest a love of women love to use. pin pictures of babies, pro-life pins, live action has been totally banned it's because they say we originally were a porn web sight which we are not obviously. we are a pro-life organization. and now they are saying it's because we dwell on conspiracy theories and we're harmful to public health. at the same time, abortion clinics are on pinterest, the same website and they're running ads to promote selling abortions online. so it's absolutely insanity coming from this big tech company in san francisco that is censoring the pro-life message. >> tucker: so this comes from. we couldn't verify this. it sounds right to me. i don't know the answer. but this comes from a -- you say whistle blower. what happened to

paid family leave, that is kirsten gillibrand's big idea.ry smith, nbc news, washington. >> and joining me is vice president of working mother media. and this is something that is very close to my heart. i just had a baby ten months ago. >> congratulations. >> it is unbelievable that we do not have paid family leave. so many women and men that can't take unpaid family leave to be next to their children because they are living paycheck to paycheck and they can't afford it. she's saying that we could have 12 week of paid leave with only 66% of the regular pay rate. so she is not -- is she going far enough? >> that is a very good question. america can't afford not to do anything. i think that is the reality. america is one of eight countries global will i that does not have mandated family leave paid. even lower income countries, and we are the only industrialized nation of this scale to have this issue. so it is not enough. i think america cannot afford to have this. >> why is this so hard to get past? it seems like a lay-up. many of us are mo

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gillibrand: let's not be fooled.e been several attempts over the last few decades to unwind women's reproductive freedom. they first started with efforts to say there was medical issues. for example, they'd say you need to have admitting privileges, so they started to close down different facilities. then they started to talk about religious freedoms and saying no federal money can go toward any abortion services. that's how hyde got put in place. they tried pretty much every measure they can think of to make it harder for women to get access to medically necessary procedures, limiting title x for example, limiting the funding for planned parenthood. they have been trying everything. now, under these 30 legislatures around the country, some of them are actually criminalizing access to care, criminalizing a woman seeking abortion services regardless of her circumstances, no exceptions for life or well-being of the mother, no exceptions for rape, no exceptions for incest. and criminalizing the doctors providing the car

fellow candidate kirsten gillibrand leading that charge.erself defending that decision after his comments. their statement reading this -- "eight accusation since he was elected, and one from a staffer. that is not to high standard, regardless of how the republican party handles this behavior." melissa, on this i want to just point out, her polling under marianne williams and also polling under bill de blasio is 0.2%, according to the real clear politics average s on "special report" last night. maybe she ought to just go "bye-bye," because -- guilty until proven innocent. >> melissa: it's not just this, is that she's the ultimate flip flopper. you just don't believe the sincerity of almost anything she has to say. she was the nra's best friend, and all of the sudden she was trying to represent a larger group that wasn't as conservative, so she threw them under the bus. she loved the clintons. then the second they weren't helpful in the longer she threw them under the bus. with al franken, it sort of -- people are calling her on sort of the

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kirsten gill gi kirste kirsten gillibrand. >> reporter: what's your big idea? >> my big idea is having national paid family leave. we're the only industrialized country in the wle world that doesn't have national paid leave.>> hy do you think america is so far behind on th? >> because there is not enough women in congss. reporter: kristen gillibrand voted against president trump's legislative initiatives more than anyone else in the upper chamber. >> i will toe to toe with anyone to do the right thing. >> we talked with the senator on her d.c. front stoop. >> i met a mom whose son was dying and she literally couldn't be by his side. i can't imagine. llnd that's what people face across this country every day. it's an outrage. >> reporter: gillibrand's plan would allow workerof ree months of paid leave of 66% of their regular paycheck. how do you pay for it? >> to pay for paid leave, it's a very small amount of money. it's about $2 a week. you pay it and your employer pays it. that's all it would cost. >> reporter: she says americans would embrace the plan that e

pete buttigieg, kirstin gillibrand. california senator, kamala harris. former colorado governor, john hickenlooper. bernie sanders, california congressman, eric swalwell. author marianne williamson and former tech executive, andrew yang. from nbc news, decision 2020, the democratic candidates' debate. live from the performing arts center in miami, florida. >> good evening and welcome. our spirited audience here tonight and across america tonight. we continue this spirited debate about the future of the country and how to tackle the most pressing problems and getting to the heart of the biggest issues in this primary. >> we will talk about health care and immigration and dive into the economy and climate change as well. >> before we begin, it may sound familiar. 20 candidates qualified for the first debate. we heard from 10 last night and we will hear from 10 more tonight. the break down was selected at random. the candidates will have 60 secondings and 30 for follow-ups. >> not every person will weigh in on every topic, but we will hear from everyone. >>

. >> the warren, harris, bernie, gillibrand, he will look like the same one. kennedy: you think it will play well for biden. >> not far left people but for regular americans who are watching who are not ho board with that. kennedy: he is he did well again sarah palin, who is a mental deficient. but he will meet fierce adversaries who are police to po his face. a poll has biden up by 13 points over the president, according to number cruncher the add quinn pack university. -- quinnipiac university, and claiming trump ordered his aides to deny his bad polling data, sara sanders said that poles don't matter. >> i think that polling got it wrong in 2016. i don't think it is right now. i am not getting into a lot of details but we feel good about what the president has been able to accomplish in first two. kennedy: talking point. >> should president ignore the polls like in 2016? or riskier this time since he has a political record now, david? >> this is what i said, i don't think you ignore them, you use them as guidance, he is. because like i said, he is in iowa t

as peter pointed out kristen gillibrand at 0.3%. a piece, kristen gillibrand failure to launch, why is she crashing. chip, i will ask in the form of a question, what does she have to do tonight to try to break out? >> i mean, offering kids free education for public service will never fly because you know kids. i had kids in college and they won't do two years for that. the answer is go to community college. it's affordable. the democratic platform for free education is a good idea, but it has to be obviously paralleled with other cost cuts like in the military to waste in general in washington, but no she is a good voice but she won't be there in a year leland: there is 23 others depending on how you do that count who would like to be there in a year after the california primaries and a bit ahead of the convention. here is the list, john peered do any of them scare you? >> no. she is not breaking out, she's flat and boring, i mean, it's like a variety show. leland: cheek-- see if you could be more distinct and more clear for us. >>

well, senator kirsten gillibrand has very strong feelings about that. and if you disagree that abortion should be legal up until the moment of birth, not restricted in any way and paid for by tax dollars, you're not simply wrong, you're evil, you are on with racist, maybe even a nazis. here senator. >> we have decided that the other side is not acceptable. imagine saying that it's okay to a point a judge who is racist or anti-semitic or homophobic. telling ---- asking someone to appoint someone who takes away basic human rights of any group of people in america, i think that we are -- i don't think those are political issues anymore. v >> tucker: the senator is very against taking away any basic human rights from anybody of course, and less those people are unborn and can't vote and therefore can't help her attain power, in which case they are not useful, killing them is fin fine. founder of the pro-life group live action joins us tonight. thanks very much for coming on. before i ask you about senator gillibrand, there was a report tonight that your org

with the university of dubuque with kirsten gillibrand.get back to questions in a moment but here's a closer look at the senators life and career. >> kirsten gillibrand spent the last 12 years representing the state of new york in congress. first in the house where she voted with conservative democrats. then replacing hillary clinton in the senate after president obama named clinton to be his secretary of state. when she took the oath of office from vice president biden the working mother of two became the youngest member of the senate at age 42. it wasn't a record grew more liberal. >> when i became senator of the interstate i recognized that some of my views did need to change. >> she was born in albany, new york in 1966. growing up in a household active in state politics. she graduated where she majored in asian studies learning to speak mandarin and interviewed for her thesis. she has been a champion of women issues and the senate. addressing sexual assault in the military. >> it is still hurting our military readiness and causing thou

senator gillibrand, thank you for stopping by and talking. strong on how you wanted to deal with various issues from the criminal justice system to climate change on cross the board. how do you deal with the president's announcement about he's sending out i.c.e. and he's going after a lot of the illegal immigrants, as he would say, in this country? how do you react to this announcement and what do you think ought to be done? >> it's just one of the many instances of president trump's failure to lead. he is literally tearing apart families still at the border. seven children have died in his custody. the fact that 50 dikids don't he a way yet to reunite with their parents is outrageous. and the story that broke today about hundreds of children in a facility that doesn't have proper food, doesn't have water, doesn't have proper cleaning. they can't take baths, they can't bathe, dirty clothes, sick children. it's inhumane and it's unacceptable and it's harming the integrity of our nation and who we are as a country. >> now, as we look at this so

chris turn gillibrand. senator gillibrand. >> now it's my turn. >> good. >> this is a very important issue. so the plan that senator sanders and i and others support medicare for all is how you get to single pay taken. but it has a buy-in transition period. which is really important. in 2520 -- in 2005 i ran for medicare for all i won that district twice. the way i formulated, it was simple. anyone that doesn't having a says to insurance they like. they can buy into a percentage of income they can afford. we put in a transition period for our medicare for all plan. i believe we need to get to universal held healthcare for a right. the quickest way you get there is create competition with the insurers. god bless the insurers if they want to compete. >> that i can certainly try. they've never put people over her to prof tre their profits. i doubt they ever will. your step to single payer is so short i would make it an earned benefit, just like social security. so that you buy in your whole life. it is always

it's not just something that gillibrand did.s seem to draw the fire as she does. >> it's of course not fair to senator gillibrand that she owns it. al franken owns it. al franking had eight women accuse him of unwanted touching or harassment. you can do with that what you may but it's incredibly short sighted to say this was a problem the democrats committed by forcing him out. people forget this. al franken was a member of the senate judiciary committee. shortly after his resignation the senate judiciary committee considered brett cavana you supreme court nomination. can you imagine how it would have gone if al franken had been on the panel questioning about allegations against himself. it would have been a disaster. there is a benefit to having the moral high ground. sometimes it doesn't manifest itself instantaneously but recognize there's a benefit. >> also it's good to have moral high ground on its merits. >> the brutalness of one party versus the other. this is not so different than the impeachment argument because there's

and she thinks gillibrand went too far and a lot of other voters feel the same way.i think this issue will continue to come up and i'm not sure there is much more to debate on this. mayor pete made his case and i think one of his biggest assets is his ability to connect and authenticity and he made it clear last night in the town hall last night with chris matthews where he stands on this. >> i also want to talk a little bit about pete buttigieg, jim, because he is somebody whose campaign has been flooded with cash and they've been staffing up. we heard that they had a long time hillary for america alumrecently acquired, so to speak. but i was talking to just yesterday a long-time presidential political operative who said one of the dirty little secrets of presidential campaigns is we often hear how they're staffing up and making money, but aren't that many people who are really good and really experienced at presidential campaigns. talk a little bit abouttha thatf you will. when you see a headline like that, it automatically reads positive, but does it necessarily?

appoint judges and justices who would uphold roe versus wade but then gillibrand stepped deeper intormy waters saying the pro-life viewpoint is not acceptable and compared it to racism. >> imagine saying it is okay to appoint a judge who is racist or anti-semitic or homophobic. asking someone to appoint someone who takes away basic human rights of any group of people in america. >> reporter: she had all these efforts by donald trump and other ultra radical conservative justices to impose their faith on americans is contrary to our constitution. as you might imagine that got a lot of thumbs typing resulting in twitter comments like this. seriously? they have one lens. only there's. if they disagree the other side is racist. american people need to step up and vote the bad ones out of officer this quoting was waiting for this, their favorite word, they will not deter us from speaking up for unborn babies. it appears the abortion debate is moving even farther left as seen in this video from sophie lowest who is promoting her new book. i guess he now, feminism against family where she ar

the gillibrand is sharpening the language she is using to talk about donald trump. >> he wants you totrong. he is not. our president is a coward. >> reporter: gillibrand shared the status of any candidate in california but is on her way to dubuque where she will have the stage to herself. >> reporter: she will share that with chris wallace. it includes questions from the audience, thank you. >> flooding continues in the heartland. officials in little rock, arkansas, going door-to-door urging residents to leave for higher ground as record floodwaters continue to wreak havoc in the central part of the country. now there are growing concerns the rising arkansas river will back up storm drains and make roads inaccessible for days. the extreme weather center has a forecast but let's go to casey steagall are 30 minutes north of it all. what is the situation? >> reporter: things not looking very good. this is treasure hills, a quaint subdivision of conway, arkansas, a place where everyone knows their neighbor and neighbors are pulling together. if you look in that direction you can see what

kirsten gillibrand comes from background of political operatives.uine background to talk about that, this didn't look genuine. she didn't look genuine. >> melissa: everybody is trying to have this kind of moment where they are getting their teeth cleaned, doing beer pong, we have more stuff here. >> kennedy: i've fallen and i can't get up! speech what would you be doing in your sincerely viral moment? >> kennedy: that was me doing an impression of having a beer, you guys. >> jessica: these campaigns do have that, footage of them speaking at events, the women's march or whatever it is that matters, but you do need these things from these campaign stops. if it's not on social media, it didn't happen. >> kennedy: it's time to criticize the president for being superficial and impulsive, democrats are always going on, "you got to get off twitter." >> jessica: that's not what we say. >> kennedy: if you want a serious president, don't even talk about weird lady awkwardly playing beer pong. >> jessica: barack obama "between two firms ferns" all g long. ourf

senator gillibrand, kirsten gillibrand of new york, very interesting take on the stage. from the very beginning she was jumping in. she was -- i mean, everybody had to decide whether they were going to interrupt. senator gillibrand from the beginning not only interrupted to try to get herself time, but to try to get some time for other women on the stage who she felt were being stepped on by some of the other male candidates on the stage, which was an interesting dynamic in itself. her fighting for her own air time and at least in one instance fighting for other women's air time itself was a statement. when she did get the microphone and she did get to comment on the stuff that she wanted to comment on she let loose, including with, i think what was the most eloquent moment of the night on abortion rights. >> 30 states are trying to overturn roe v. wade right now, and it is mind boggling to me that we are debating this on this stage in 2019 among democrats whether women should have access to reproductive rights. i think we have to stop playing defense, and start playing

i was delighted. >> lower in the polls kirsten gillibrand is assailing the nra and she searches for at could guarantee her spot in the debate stage this month. >> the nra is lying to the american people. it is not about the second amendment. it is about gun sales. >> what a change from 2008 when the nra got a letter from gillibrand who said i want to be very clear, i will always believe that the correct interpretation of the second amendment is not at a blessed and individual's right to carry a gun and does not apply generally to the national guard or group of individuals in a state. she also defended her decision the other day to try to force al franken out amid accusations of inappropriate behavior, but the mayor pete buddha jazz says that if he had the opportunity he would have waited for franken to receive due process. >> it's on a bad thing that we hold ourselves to a higher standard. >> they were right to do that. >> i would not have applied that pressure at the time before we knew more. >> another contender michael bennet just announced he has earned enough unique donations to

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i was a little baffled watching senator gillibrand through the debate.ideas and she had so much that she was trying to say. i love the fact that she jumped in early because the women last night didn't do that. the guys were jumping in. the women were standing back. i loved the fact she jumped in early and asserted herself. for the life of me, i can't remember what she was trying to communicate, and that's weird to me that you have somebody who had so much to say who did make a bunch of points. she does not yet tell her story right. and she doesn't tell the american people's story right so it doesn't land. so she's got a bunch of great ideas, you know, and she's a very appealing person, but to have somebody interrupt as much as she did, to talk as much as she did, i don't think she left an inimpression. i want to hear more stories from her. >> me too. >> kamala harris told those stories of herself. when kamala harris told the story of sitting in the parking lot outside the emergency room with your hand on the head of the kid looking at your -- at that doo

gillibrand, i like williamson, beginning to loathe gillibrand.g when she has nothing to say is driving me crazy and i need to calm down. >> all the jokes, corny jokes are trying to send a message, trying to break through, be authentic, cool guy, can say things that are not so political. >> eric swalwell, i have to feel like the governor higenlooper was out of place, vidone things. and michael bennett, senator from colorado had decent debate. bernie sanders, after pulling the party so far to the left, now it feels like to david brooks that they are unelectable is fading completely from the conversation. >> ironic. >> nobody wanted to take him on, nobody bothered to take him on. interesting. juan, >> i thought elizabeth warren leap frogged him before. >> she's been leap frogging him, i think these two nights seal that. it is her moment, she's got that lean in terms of left-wing democratic party politics. she's rising and he's fading, we'll see what happens. i will say, i think the field is too big. you get people who shouldn't be on the stage. >> l

i thought it was interesting that naft gillibrand went after chris wallace -- senator gillibrand wentr chris wallace berating fox for having people on who called the comments of governor northam infanticide. that is what it was. he said he was asked what would happen in the process of an abortion they failed to kill the infant before they were fully born. he said well, we will make the infant comfortable. then the doctor and the mother will make a decision. that sounds like infanticide to ordinary americans. so it is amazing that the democrats made this such a requirement. there are last year, democrats for life endorsed two members of the senate. joe donnelly of indiana and manchin of west virginia. four in the house. two incumbents. minnesota and illinois. two challengers. and this year, the chairman of the democratic congressial campaign committee was going to go in to do a fundraiser for the representative lapinsky and was pressured by the pro abortion group to drop her attendance at the fundraiser. >> martha: it's remarkable. you look at 70% of the americans believe it should onl

keir skirsten gillibrand joins .many canning on the show, senator. . >> thank you. >> your reaction to president trump pulling back on that strike? >> the fact that he was contemplating a strike in the first instance is deeply troubling. he has mismanaged foreign policy from the very beginning, especially with regard to the middle east. we have the entire world community at the table with the jcpoa to make sure we had peace in the middle east and make sure iran could not manufacture nuclear weapons. the fact that they are days away from considering manufacturing more uranium and militaryizing manufacturing, is of serious concern. it is because president trump fails to lead. he is not worked with our allies, with the eu, with nato. he's not brought the country together. and the reason why we were able to have the iran deal in the first place is because we put such crippling pressure on them. make no mistake, iran is not our friend. they engage in terrorism. they fund hezbollah. and they do missile technology they are

. >>> plus, julian castro, kirsten gillibrand, kamala harris and michael bennet. i spoke with four presidential candidates after some breakout debate performances. and later, new reporting from ken vogel on where the money went from trump's inauguration, as the president sizes up the field. >>> but first a moment that quickly crossed into the surreal. president trump became the first sitting u.s. president to ever step foot in north korea. after sending invitation by tweet, he shook hands with kim jong-un at the dmz and then walked those few steps across the border. >> it's just a step. it might be an important step and it might not, but what we're doing today is a step and probably a step in the right direction. there's a good feeling, so it could be very good. >> of course, he didn't miss an opportunity to take a few jabs at president obama. >> president obama wanted to meet and chairman kim would not meet him. the obama administration was begging for a meeting. they were begging for meetings constantly and chairman kim would not meet with him. and for some reas

here is kirsten gillibrand talking about immigration. >> one of the worst things about president trump that he has done to the country's he has torn apart the moral fabric of who we are. when he started separating children at the border from their parents. the fact that seven children have died in his custody. the fact that dozens of children have been separated from their parents and they have no plans to reunite them. i would fight for comprehensive immigration reform with a pathway to citizenship. i would reform how we treat asylum-seekers at the border. i would have a community-based treatment center where you are in the community and asylum-seekers are given lawyers and there is real immigration judges not employees of the attorney general but appointed for life and have a community-based system. i would fund border security. diverted trump has funds away from cross-border terrorism and drug trafficking and he has given the money to the for-profit prisons. i would not be spending prisons -- money in for-profit prisons. kirsten gillibrand, the new york times says she was once a con

my friend, good to see you. >> thank you.>> lester with kiersten gillibrand.t in the world, she taking complete leave of her remaining senses? >> i think she is encouraged by mayor di blasio in new york. lou: there is praise! >> you will be quickly be back as a senator here in new york she will be -- people who care about abortion rights and people that care about pro-life position that have very deep emotional commitments to it. it is not a casual thought process and it should be. i think to a certain extent to challenge that and accuse it to be racism or any -- it is outrageous. >> i think at one point in time she was pro-life. lou: there's no telling what she was or what she is. in many instances, seemingly mouthing words as are a number of the radical dem candidates but will it ever sort out which is which. but biden, do you think biden really has a stomach full with the president today sort of playing with him, slapped him around silly. i can't see biden staying in this very long. >> i think biden ought to get up early and write every last on tape and put

jillian: kirsten gillibrand just compared pro-life viewpoints to racism suggesting it is not acceptablewhat she has to say and get your reaction on the other side. >> some issues have much moral clarity that we have a society, we decided the other side is not acceptable. that -- saying it is okay to appoint a judge who is racist or anti-semitic or homophobic. jillian: what do you make of what she had to say? >> it is disturbing. i cannot believe as a nation our candidates running for the highest office say the things she is saying. it is a good strategy to get out of the democratic primary, the democratic party has gone so far left this past couple years but it is no way to win a general election where the majority of americans believe there should be some protections in place for unborn humans. jillian: i don't understand, a lot of people have a mindset of why it seems right now in times a lot of things are going back to racism. >> is a black man in america gillibrand is incorrect. you cannot make a moral equivalency as relates to a political debate on pro-life or women's right to choo

that is what kirsten gillibrand thinks. your comments on this coming up.: fox news alert, remains of two americans who died in the dominican republic are back in the united states. griff jenkins is live in front of the hotel where they were found dead. how is the dominican republic responding to this? >> reporter: they are responding by doing the same thing they have been doing which is saying nothing. they are waiting for the investigation to play out on the three americans the died at the resort behind me. first it was may 25th, and in maryland, that couple spoke with the attorney, he said he has their bodies back in maryland. he will begin an independent autopsy, we will see what that provides. >> i want to ask you about the recent death of four americans. just a comment. >> reporter: he was talking with a billionaire investor. here is what he had to say about these mysterious deaths. >> people have a tendency. that is where it begins. sometimes some people -- >> any sort of tampering with the minibar is not a problem. at the hard rock hotel and casino,

to senator gillibrand's point, senator cory bjork, michael bent, herself, senator harris and senatorid franken had to go back at the time. and this is interesting to have a debate between two of the democratic candidates about something kind of out of the blue. >> it's also interesting because gill grand's advisors have said that they actually think that this issue is held her back in terms of fund-raising and generating -- >> because franken was so loved by the liberal base. >> a lot of people do think he was held to a higher standard and democrats maybe moved too quickly, but i think it's fair to gillibrand to point out what was happening at that time. this didn't happen in isolation. there were a lot of freshures on democratic -- she may have been out front but i think i was sitting on this set when that happened. it was one after another, democrat, coming out, minute after minute so she was maybe out front and hardly alone. >> on average in democratic presidential prime sis 60% of voters are women. is that a risk for buttigieg? >> kirsten gillibrand is trying to position herself

kristen gillibrand is probably the first person to do it. you know joe biden will jump in on that. >> and kamala harris. >> senator harris as well. a lot of people will have opportunities. what i will be looking at and it's the same thing we saw with elizabeth warren. elizabeth warren said i know i'm already winning so i will let you guys fight. she couldn't lose anything last night so she let beto and castro and cory do what they needed to do. if joe biden can do that tonight, that's his most success. strategy. no one to punch up, kick, let down, whatever. hey, i'm joe, i'm not as much of a scumbag as the president of the united states and you should vote for me. >> a long way from hope and change. >> that is so obvious, i'm confused why we all agree that this conventional wisdom has congealed among democrats in the debate the best way to go after trump is on issues. best way to win this primary is demonstrate who's the most true progressive, who can fire up the base the best and for me it seems like a simple equation. president obama is pe

gillibrand que tiene 38 aÑos. >>> en cuanto finalice el debate vamos a ver su anÁlisis y sacar las prieras conclusiones que puede decidir quiÉn va a ir contra donald trump en la contienda de este paÍs. >>> estÁ por comenzar el primer debate demÓcrata en miami flo ida. comenzamos asÍ. ♪. ♪. >>> esta noche en la segunda ronda el senador por colorado michael bennet. el vicepresidente joe biden. el alcalde de south bend indiana pe te buttigieg. la senadora por california kamala harris. >>> el congresista por california eric swalwell. y el empresario andrew yang. decisi decisi decisiÓn 2020 el debate demÓcrata. desde el adrianne arts center en miami florida. ♪. ♪. >>> buenas noches nuevamente. tenemos un pÚblico muy emanado aquÍ. continuamos este debate, abordando algunos de los problemas mÁs candentes y los temas mÁs importantes. hablaremos de la salud, inmigraciÓn la economÍa y cambio climÁtico. >>> 20 candidatos calificaron para la primera ronda. 10 esta noche y 10 anoche. >>> tendrÁn 30 segundos para dar una amplia gama de candidatos no todo el mundo podrÁ responder a cada tema en las p

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