gillibrand: that's a good question. i would take on the drug companies, and do it in a couple of ways. first of all, i believe we should have health care is a right, not a privilege. we already believe that already. it is part of the good samaritan rule. goes why any person who into a hospital can receive care on an emergency basis, but as you know, it is the most expensive care in the world. one of the ways to get to medicare for all is to go to the drug companies and guarantee medicare patients have the lowest price for all drugs. unfortunately, that is part of the corruption and greed in washington. under george w. bush when we negotiated medicare part d, drug company lobbyists could write that bill in the dead of night and make sure that medicare did not get the lowest price, did not get to buy in bulk like canada does and other places around the globe. as a consequence, our prices for drugs under medicare is too expensive. the second thing i would do, i would take on drug companies that price gouge. if they raise t

a woman came forward tasks have a question of senator gillibrand.he's at my community is falling apart. people are dying, they are impoverished. the democratic party lecturing me about white privilege. speak of the democratic party loves to throw around terms like privilege. this is an area across ultimate graphics, depressed because loss of industry and the obi crisis. what do you have to say about so-called white privilege. >> tucker: this might have been an opportunity for kirsten gillibrand. for years, she's hopped on every ludicrous plan the democratic party has offered, no matter what it is. from the meat to hysteria disease and guns from law-abiding americans. this one time, gillibrand might've distinguished yourself for resisting and choosing the obvious truth over left-wing orthodoxy but no. she was afraid to. gillibrand did what she assumed she had to do, stood on the stage and lectured a struggling woman from a youngstown, ohio, about her white privilege. >> your suffering is just as important as a black or brown person's suffering, but t

kirsten gillibrand should be celebrating.ut can't celebrate, gillibrand killed her own presidential campaign, last week in youngstown, ohio, famously one of the most economically depressed cities. a woman came forward, she said my community is falling apart, people are dying, they're impoverished, why is the democratic party lecturing me about white privilege. >> the democratic party loves to throw around terms like white privilege. this is an area, this has been because of the loss of industry and the opiod crisis. what do you have to say to people in this area about so-called white privilege? >> tucker: this might have been an opportunity for kirsten gillibrand, she's hopped on every ludicrous fad the democratic party offers from the "me too" hysteria, seizing guns from law abiding americans. but gillibrand might have distinguished herself resisting and choosing the obvious truth. but, no, she was afraid to. gillibrand did what she assumed she had to do, stood on the stage and lectureted a struggling woman from youngstown,

that's how gillibrand actually lives.t side, they are not the worst hypocrites int the field of candidates running for president. that prize goes to bill de blasio the most incompetent mayor in the history of new york. you have never met a senior bill de blasio supporter in the wild. there are not any. he built his campaign about his concern about the environment. he loves alexandria ocasio-cortez's new green deal. he stole the idea for his city and said he will lead by example. right until he hopson into his gas guzzling suv to head to another political event.so >> we are here in new york city to show how it needs to be done. to show how it must be done. today we announced the new york city now green deal. we have skin in the game. we will lead by example. >> [motor revving]. >> tucker: his campaign will be over but he will live on because his attitude defines the democratic party. robert an attorney join us tonight. if bernie sanders is calling for a $15 an hour minimum wage, and you could make a case for that, how outr

you can michael ben net, kirsten gillibrand, julian castro.rt of the screen, cory booker, joe biden, kamala harris, andrew yang, and on the right part of the screen, tulsi gabbard, jay inslee and bill de blasio. once again the podium positions for wednesday, july the 31st. >> so booker, biden, harris, discuss. >> i would see joe biden in between backer and harris. the two that were most aggressively complaining about his remarks about the segregationists. cory booker is what launched that after joe biden made those remarks and kamala harris followed through. there's joe biden standing right between the two that actually created a real problem for joe biden and had to respond to that. >> so if are you in joe biden's camp tonight and you're planning over the next two weeks, what is your, i mean, the pundits over here. >> in full disclosure, i helped on the first debate. i'm not helping on this because it is cnn sponsored and i don't want there to be a conflict. however, i think, you know, joe biden came out and did a full apology with respect to

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you have kirsten gillibrand.hat joe biden has been dealing with in terms of the hyde amendment. and anita hill. so i think you'll see some more female issues. fema-related. >> does joe biden need another opportunity to say i'm sorry about something? >> i don't think he needs one. >> as long as we have you here, what happened? that was an obvious question that was happening. why wasn't he prepared for that? >> i'm not at liberty to talk about what happened behind the scenes. >> i thought i would give it a whirl. >> biden is now like, the pinata. with two people next to him, listen, even if kamala doesn't go after him aggressively, she'll be prepared to counter punch. if you're joe biden, did you really want me back on stage? he probably did not. >> don't you think he has an opportunity to say, okay, we can talk about this. the real person we need to be talking about in terms of race is donald trump? >> and that's what he should do. >> aside from these moments of friction that i think we're anticipating with joe bi

among them kirsten gillibrand.sked why she thinks she's yet to break through. >> it is so early, poppy. we've had one debate and there's going to be ten. so it's a long process between now and the first primary in new hampshire and the first caucus in iowa, and those are states i intend to win. >> confidence there. "the washington post" magazine out with a profile examining her struggles called "the ignoring of kirsten gillibrand." at a time when our national cortisol level is tied to the president's twitter feed and candidates are live streaming and clapping back and eating salads with hair equipment, it has become unforgivable to become boring. gillibrand's brand is going to be a tough sell if what we really wanting at some level is for our politicians to entertain us. is that it? is she too boring? or is she in a crowded field with other candidates, other senators and other women, including elizabeth warren and kamala harris, who have had at least so far, it is early, better luck? >> yeah. i would quibble with t

and joining me now is new york democratic senator and 2020 candidate kirsten gillibrand.or, it's great to have you on the program. >> hey, kasie. >> let me start with the fundraising numbers obviously we saw elizabeth warren had a remarkably strong number with 19 plus million dollars besting bernie sanders there. you have anything to share about your own fundraising here for the second quarter? >> not yet but i'm really proud of our campaign because we really are leading the debate on issues of women's reproductive freedom, on issues of ending gun violence and passing a green new deal and i think it's really important that we talk about this race in the lens of who can beat president trump and i believe i am that candidate. >> so we're getting to the point obviously where the field is going to have to start to narrow. there's one more debate in july then the criteria gets stronger. there have been some reports today that we may be losing somebody in the field, although nbc news has not yet confirmed that reporting. what is your strategy for taking this to the next level a

based on -- -- >> kirsten gillibrand will be president, do you think that al franken -- >> what of?t, do you think that franken should move to new york get her seat. >> he should run against in minnesota. kennedy: don't you think. >> i don' i don't know if we wo. a lot of people on left, intellectual left, he kind -- he 1 said that on campus there should be you know we should have to live with fact some men will be falsely maybe expelled from school. i believe in due process. i think perhaps people of minnesota should had a say. but, you know, whole infrastructure for last two years, have been saying, you know. if there is any accusation, you are disqualified. now people are realizing when perhaps maybe something unfair occurred we should rethink that. kennedy: now he is the victim of this purity test. they thought if we punc purge or party of people like this, that gives us ammunition against the president, but it has backfired. >> kirsten gillibrand had a complaint from her campaign staff about sexual harassment. kennedy: i believe her. that was kirsten gillibrand. -- >> right. >>

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same thing with gillibrand. she's in iowa last week and she says several of the candidates don't think it's okay, have said it's not okay for a woman to work outside the home. then they won't say who it is, because it's clear she's saving it up for this debate tomorrow night when she's on stage with joe biden, who is probably the person who has said something like that over his long senate career. what i don't understand strategically, is if you find that nugget of opposition in research, why not do it the way kamala harris did it? don't foresignal what you're doing. do it in the moment so they don't have time to prepare. joe biden stumbles and bum bols over that answer. she looks presidential and she's speaking from her life story. i would want somebody from either the beto campaign or the gillibrand to tell me, help me, i don't get it. >> also today one of the things tonight -- because i know that even as a harris supporter i can tell you her weakest link has been health care. >> i still don't fully understand

or kirsten gillibrand?is how we do it ♪ la, lark , la, emily in second . it was pete buttigieg. in maltese, lord of the powel t- >> worked as a life guard at a public pool? cory booker, bernie sanders or joe biden? >> they are taking their time? they all gotti got it right. >> i can see him. >> tom sho -- you won, did you a beautiful job. congratulation on first win on the donkey derby. >> i usually do terribly. >> you are a quiz show host does that give you a competitive edge. >> yes i've gone working out like the rock. kennedy: right you use that trivial muscle. >> that is unfair. >> it is sexist, tom used his white privilege and his wiener. >> in that order. >> we know it. >> i am embarrassed. >> lord of the poultry you did not know that. >> i am not a mayor pete guy. >> now you are, we should go to his rally. >> does he have rallys? >> he probably does. thank you so much. thom, emily, jesse, topical storm is next. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i

who is the gillibrand constituency, as you see it?f her strategy is to reach out to women, there's no question about that, and not because she's a woman, because she has a long record of success with women issues. it's challenging with mayor pete running and others who have great lgbtq records, but she has been a fighter for the lgbtq community, don't ask don't tell, other issues, so that's a fair constituency for her to be going after. i think this working class focus is something a little more new for her and not something that i've seen on such a high level before, so it will be interesting to see what the tour brings. >> she talked about trump directly throughout that interview. what do you make of that? as she tries to set herself apart, there are those who don't want to be talking about trump all the time, they think he's a symptom more than a cause. >> right. and i'd be more inclined to agree with them that trump himself is not the real issue here, that it's, you know, a systemic problem, that it's based on a bunch of different

i agree with what senator gillibrand was saying.rymandering in washington and the court today said they couldn't do anything about it. we need to overturn citizens united. the court gave us citizens united and the attack on voting rights. that's something we need to deal with. all of those things happened since vice president biden was in the senate. we face structural problems that we have to overcome with a broad coalition. it's the only way to do it. we need to root out the corruption in washington and expand people's right to get to the polls and we can succeed. >> vice president biden, it does sound as if you haven't seen what's been happening in the united states senate over the last 12 years. it didn't happen. why? >> i have seen what happened. just since we were vice president, we needed an act to keep us from going into the depression. i got three votes changed. we needed to be able to keep the government from shutting down. i got mitch mcconnell to raise tax $600 billion. by raising the top rate. as recently as after the p

i've known kirsten gillibrand for ten years. surprised she's not gotten more traction. she has only a limited amount of time left here, though, and she's not on track, either with number of donors or with polls to make the september debate stage. so, she is going to pull out all the stops here. she ran a campaign ad, spent a huge amount of money, cash on hand she had. she's making that because she wants to be known as the women's candidate. she has a valid argument to be made. the fact that we're talking about this, the fact that people are wondering who she's talking about, that's probably playing to what she's trying to do here. they're going to have limited time on stage, even biden. they want to send people in the direction of what they should be watching for. >> do you think she'll name names on stage? >> i doubt it. i think she will be tough on some of her fellow candidates on how her woman's record is better. >> is it useful, joe, for these particular candidates who don't have maybe a big chance of going very far to go af

the candidates in tear number 1 include bill de blasio, kirsten gillibrand, and tim ryan. the determination for the lineup will be held tonight. >>> "usa today" reports comedian and activist reports jon stewart blast blasted ryan. he said senator paul and lee lack humanity. the bill easily passed the house last week. the congressional budget office estimates the cost of the measure and future claims would be about $10 billion over the next decade. senator paul said any new spending should be offset by corresponding spending cuts. he objected to a request by kirsten gillibrand to approve the bill by unanimous request. >> enough of the political game. the 9/11 first responders and the entire nation are watching to see if this body actually cares. do we care about the men and women who answered the call of duty. >> a spokesperson for senator paul says he is not blocking anything but is trying to figure out how to pay for it. >>> the times of trenton reports the new jersey supreme court punished two state judges who have been criticized for comments they made in separate rape

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this isle kristen gillibrand. ( cheers and applause ) here's a toughy. this is not fair. who is this? no, i know. i know. >> i don't know eier. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i was hoping if you could tell me. i don't know. ( piano riff ) okay. here's a gimme. who is this candidate? who is that? >> biden. >> stephen: what? joe biden. >> stephen: it is. it's joe biden. ( cheers and applause ) of course, this is vice president joe biden. of course, the photo he prefer i show you is this one. ( laughter ) thank you for playing our game! ( cheers and applause ) we have some gifts for you. we have some gifts for you. this is to help you get through the debates. ( laughter ) and it's too early to give you an "i voted" sticker, so here's one, may i put this on you? >> yes. >> stephen: here's one that just says "i guessed randomly." thank you so much. we'll be right back with idris elba! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) when i walked through a snowstorm for a cigarette, that's when i knew i had t

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kirsten gillibrand with her first tv ad, lara trump with a new responsibility and tom stire jumps inoocy has more. peter? >> most democrats are just trying to woo democrats that will vote in the primary. but kirsten gillibrand cut an ad aimed at trump supporters that might be on the fence. >> we will build the next generation of roads, bridges, railways. >> as president, i will take on the fight that nobody else will. i'm kirsten gillibrand and i approve this message. >> joe biden is talking about something more personal than political. his son's drug addiction. hunter biden told the public about his problems with cocaine and crack. his dad offered support. >> this kid, i'm telling you, as you know, beau, beau was my soul. hunter is my heart. he's been through tough times. he's fighting. he's fighting. he's never given up. the most decent person i know. >> president trump's family part of his re-election effort. lara trump, the daughter-in-law, is launching the women for re-election of president trump. as the trump campaign solidify's its resources, the time stire campaign that stopp

shaquille brewster is on the road with ohio senator gillibrand. >>> a reminder, stick around for "mptew poll numbers at 5:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we're moments away from the closing bell on what has been another milestone day on wall street. the dow passing the 27,000 mark for the fist time. let's take a look at the big board right now. we're .8% higher. it looks like markets will close at or near session highs right now. .8% higher, 213 points, buoyed over the past couple of days by strong indications from the federal reserve chair jerome powell the central bank will cut interest rates at its next meeting late they are month. that wraps up this hour for me. i'm not done for the day. i will be back here at the 11:00 p.m. for "the 11th hour" and tomorrow 1:00 and 3:00 p.m. eastern. you can find me on social media, twitter, which is working again, facebook, instagram and snapchat and linkedin. thank you for watching. "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts now. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york, and what would represent a total capitulation from the legal strategy, donald

senator gillibrand objects vehemently. >> senator lee's amendment is cynical and misguided.d make our first responders do this all over again in a few years. senator paul's amendment is also needless because it cuts every other government program, ones that we need like head start and affordable housing and aid. >> and when jon stewart told bret baier that senator rand paul's amendment was outrageous and fiscal responsibility virtual signalling, senator paul fired back. >> i do this on every new bit of funding. he's not informed and his name-calling exposes him as a left winger part of the left wing mob that really isn't using his brain and willing to call people names. >> despite their differences, senators gillibrand reach a deal with lee and paul. neither one of the amendments stands a chance of passage. most likely it will pass. they don't have enough support in the senate. back to you. >> harris: thanks for the latest. apollo 11, 50 years later. the legacy of the first manned mission to the moon as president trump vows to return there and beyond. ♪ with all that usaa of

simply make kirsten gillibrand echoed and said if a female feels harassed, she is harassed.then this photo taken of franken pretending to go in for the breast of the main accuser, that was a funny photo. the fact that she was asleep is precisely what makes it funny. for any female to claim that that photo, taken ten years ago, should derail a senate career, regardless of what we think of al franken, is simple hysteria. females have to get a grip. >> tucker: heather macdonald, it goes without saying, one of the single bravest people, always good to have you on the show, thank you very much. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: amazing. defending al franken, something we never thought we would have to do, but the truth is moreke important than any individual senator. we are out of timeto tonight. we will be back tomorrow night and every night of the week, 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. dvr it if you can figure that out. in the meantime, have a great evening. get your seat belt ready, sean hannity, ladies and gentlemen, stand

please join me in welcoming the united states senator, kirsten gillibrand. [applause] >> well, i cannot thank you guys enough for having me. jim thank you for the excellent introduction. neil, thank you for putting on this incredible opportunity to carry on a tradition that started long ago. did mary give me some advice, be honest, direct, don't pander. i don't pander and i'm not competitive but i'll find every egg in this room before i leave. [laughter] so what date you need to know bobby i take on the fight the other people will not. it is something i've done my entire career and something i will do as president and why i'm running for president of the united states. the first fight i took him was running for congress in a two to one republican district. upstate new york had been democrat except for two terms after the dixon administration. and then before. when i decided to run in the district i knew one thing. i knew i could travel the district, listen to voters, understand their concerns and then i fight for them. i would fight for them as if they were

go, jonathan. >> kirsten gillibrand wants to spend $10 trillion.ady solved the global warming problem. we have solved it. it's called air conditioning. >> oh, my god! that is horrible. horrible. david: i love it. >> what about electricity? what about the people that can't afford air conditioning? people are dying in this heat wave. >> or natural gas, of course, but environmentalists are dead set against that as well. you know, at least the anti-war, the vietnam anti-war protesters, they were against something that was really evil, a scienceless w senseless war, lot of americans were dying. the environmentalist movement is sacrifice for sacrifice sake. the whole point is to hurt industry, not help the environment. >> i go on past performance. we were told 30, 40 years ago it was global cooling. al gore 13 years ago said we had ten years or we were doomed. now they are telling us it's another 12 years. have you noticed every time they talk it's all about they are coming after our wallets. the amazing part about this is you know what the part of the m

kirsten gillibrand chose iran while marianne williamson chose narnia [ laughter ] [ cheers and applauseestimated 15 million people watched last night's half of the democratic debate on television, and one person watched it from the stage. [ laughter ] according to latest analysis, senator cory booker was the candidate who spoke the most during last night's debate, but only because this picture was worth a thousand words [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause the city of boston has approved a permit for a so-called straight pride parade. well technically it's just a hollister. [ laughter ] a texas school district has fired a substitute teacher after she allegedly made pornographic films in classrooms outside of school hours. said pta dads, that's who she is. [ laughter and applause new york will hold its annual lgbtq pride parade this weekend and if you don't know what lgbtq stands for, those are the trains that will be out of service. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause according to newly released testimony, former secretary of state rex tillerson said that president trump did not prepare at

when you listen to senator gillibrand, i regret that he left the senate.n. i don't have the power to do that. he chose to leave. >> there's so much cloak and dagger in this piece. that's something that al franken is bitter kristirsten gillibrand didn't t to him about it. i want to go to you here, scott bolden. you know due process. you use it in the courtroom. there wasn't a lot of due process here. yes, the decision was al franken's eventually. but it moved faster than most things do. >> he was part of the process, whether it had due process or not. he made some decisions. they control the decisionmaking. the decisionmaking will take place in spite of you. i can't tell you why he resigned or it will be due process or not. what do you do with this piece? he resigned. he did not have to resign. in the heat of the #metoo movement, when this broke. we know about it. and he was one of the early ones that decided not to fight. he didn't default. and that's the problem with this piece and how people view him and stuff. eight accusers, it was going to be public.

draw contrast where there are policy disagreements in the field like on health care and booker, gillibrand and harris and warren have signed on to the bernie sanders medicare for all plan which means higher taxes for the middle class and that is a nonstarter for joe biden. you're not on the stage with him because of the luck of the draw. >> that's disingenuous and that means higher taxes and say i raise your taxes hypothetically by $8,000 and lower the health care cost you're paying with premium and deductible which are now $12,000 you're $4,000 in the good. we are the only major country on earth that does not guarantee health care to all or to one form of national health care program so we under a medicare for all will substantially lower prescription drug costs, we'll do away with the incredible complexity and bureaucracy and waste in the current system but in the end you are paying more in taxes but not paying premiums or co-payments or deductibles and you'll pay less than you are paying now. >> and you think vice president biden knows that. >> of course he knows. every study tells us t

kennedy: kirsten gillibrand barely registered in post polls, in fact, a new "fox news poll" has her -me up, you guys ! 1%. among democrat voters, that great. she is hoping to change if with re ridiculous 10 trillion dollar climate change moon shot by enacting the green new deal, and netzero emissions and holding fossil fuel companies accountable, whatever that means, and transforming the economy with good paying green jobs, now kirsten gillibrand is toward to th tardy to the party. will this turkey give her a boost? or end her sorry campaign, the panel is back. >> brit, i -- why is she still in the race. sean made the point anyone who is run for president feels like they can win, that is not happening. >> i wrote something for federalist payback when she announced how cringey she was, i'm a mom, there so much pandering i think for female democrats, i give her this and some credit even though she ripping off green new deal, that was so successful, they are all trying to come up with something, kamala harris with legalizing marijuana, federal sales tax, and getting income back for that.

gillibrand: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new york. mrs. gillibrand: i'm deeply disappointed that my colleague has just objected to the desperately needed and urgent bill for our 9/11 first responders. a bipartisan bill that just earned over 400 votes in the u.s. house of representatives and has 73 cosponsors in this chamber. enough of the political games. our 9/11 first responders and the entire nation are watching to see if this body actually cares. do we care about the men and women who answered the call of duty? when our country was attacked on 9/11, 2001, an entire world looked on in shock and many people rightfully sought to get away as quick as they can as those towers began to crumble. there was one group of men and women, our heroes, the bravest among us who ran the opposite way. they ran towards danger. they raced up towers. they went into harm's way to answer the call of duty. and then in the days and weeks that followed, the months and months that followed, life slowly began to return to normal for the rest of the country. but a

senators corey booker, gillibrand and tulsi gabbard. >>> a russian group says 1400 protesters were detained in a crackdown in moscow over the weekend. many of them were quickly released. 150 people are in custody. they protesting the exclusion of opposition candidates from the ballot from this fall's moscow city council elections. >>> trade talks between the united states and china due to resume this week. steve mnuchin the negotiators in shanghai. president trump down played expectations of working major deal. according to the wall street journal, it's possible smaller concessions maybe made including the possible of the u.s. easing restrictions on the chinese tech company huawei. president trump banned huawei from the u.s. communications network. >>> airlines reporting problems with the boeing 737 grounding will ill impact performance in to next year. it has affected southwest and miles an hour and united airlines. elier this month boeing said it would set aside $5 billion to compensate airlines for the grounding of that jet. many airlines removed the 737 max from their schedules through

buttigieg, gillibrand, harris.eally notice is how different the conversation is this cycle. remember back in 2008, obama didn't really directly talk about issues of race right off the bat. we're having conversations early on in this cycle. about systemic racism. gillibrand in particular talked about her responsibility as a white woman. trying to break down the systemic racism. her white privilege and assisting black americans. that's what her job was. it was extraordinary to hear that level of conversation. and the specificity of the plans. harris unrolled a plan today. one was $60 billion investment in to stem education at hbcu a level of conversation that is new and especially new among a very diverse democratic field. >> of course, we're talking about senator harris. she was by the way defending her career as a district attorney. and also as attorney general of california. watch. >> i'm a acutely aware of what is wrong with the system. and i made a conscious decision to become a prosecutor. why do we om have to

senator gillibrand came in with what we assume would be more momentum and it just never happened. amy klobuchar from last night in a similar situation and they're not moving forward. bill de blasio. who knows where -- i don't think that's happening. stop trying to make fetch happen. >> you go to school, look around. half the people here will not be here when you graduate. but i think going back to brother ali's point, look how people tried to characterize marianne williamson, preacher and spiritual adviser. what she was speaking to when she talked about psychic darkness, she's talking about forces beyond politics. this transcends political party. indeed we're fighting for the soul of the nation and a prevision that prevails. donald trump brilliantly with evil, i might add, has divided the americans from the nonamericans, patriots from nonpatriots and his litmus test has prevailed. these figures need to say no, america is bigger, broader, more profound than what this man has reduced it to and we are american, too, and we are fighting for those who have a vision in common with us. t

you name it, kirsten gillibrand laid her cards out, she's going to go after him it seems.clearly if you read any of his tweets, he's going to go after him. so as we look ahead to tonight john avlon, what we're hearing from the biden team is that he's going to punch back, but i wonder is he going to punch first. >> i don't know if it's in his character to punch first, but i do think he's going to show he's focused and fired up and ready for the debate. it'll solidify perceptions from the first debate. he didn't know how to respond when kamala harris went after him. the other thing to look at in the macrofield. >> you said he was right twice in the last block so -- >> it's a point i think democrats need to understand. this is us building bridges, people. the entire trump campaign is clearly predicated on a message, when a couple of support legalizing private insurance, it walks right into that play book, so when democrats do get really caught up in the idea of sort of an enthusiastic base appeal at the expense of demonizing the center of their own party let alone independent

kirsten gillibrand, is it her fault or hours? where did she stand in the race? >> she has been interesting candidate to watch. she is a senator from new york, that should speak a lot on a national stage but it doesn't. she struggled to meet the threshold for the first debate, so i think she is really -- has really struggled to catch on for whatever reason. i hear a lot of the twitter chat or online is about her calling for al franken to resign and i also hear that on the trail occasionally. what i also see especially back to new hampshire is she does really well in the small settings, particularly with women, she prioritized being the woman candidate. it hasn't paid off because there are three other prominent female members running in addition to her. she faces a crossroads here with getting traction. host: let's hear from joe in missouri on the republican line. one reason i would never vote for a democrat is i'm tired of having transgender crap pushed down my throat. i don't give a dam about climate change. biden is note going t

so what about kirsten gillibrand?ts about destroying al franken's will for life. "i would do it again today." of course he would, it was never about truth. it was about power. it is always about power. heather mcdonald is the author of "the diversity region." one of the smartest people we have on the show with us tonight. what can we say about this? >> we can say that the fever has broken, tucker, and the panic that holds american females, the most powerful liberated females in history and in the world today, the moral panic that lives there living in a rape culture has ended. the lessons are the ones that you have alerted us to that those precious principles of american anglo a anglo-american prudence as you do not assume guilt, you put an accuser throuh cross-examination and allow a defendant to defend themselves and present those cases. those principles are important in defining the truth and finding the truth. but i fear that this is not over yet, tucker, because though the war of identity politics and victim ideo

[laughter] i feel like she's -- she's going to rise up the ranks. >> not only above -- gillibrand ando everybody is above de blasio but no, but absolute right the party of inclusivety and doing a standard if we don't like what you're saying not only shut up but keep a gaming system to keep you off the stage and only thing that will get me through debates is her and now he'son dropped out people like well so i have every day i was excited to see what crap he was going to kick out there. so yeah. i say keep him in in. so steven you've been on the mw train since day one let it rip. [laughter] yeah i love her. yeah. i love her so much. yeah. you have the dnc writing off off you have media running her off everyone is making fun of her and forget that's how we got the last president she said most true thing in the last debate you have elizabeth warren with out there in thed media and lorn has a plan to fix and plan for everything. maryann says you know how trump won he didn't say i had a plan but make america great again and trump won. elizabeth warren pretended to be a native american for

chuck schumer called kirsten gillibrand and they were getting 2, 3,000 phone calls an hour. support us. the american people like us are fed up. >> let me actually play you what mitch mcconnell just said about the timing of how all this will go. listen. >> i think the short answer is we're going to pass the 9/11 emergency bill. we always deal with this tragedy and we will do that and we will do it shortly. >> shortly. >> well, listen, i've been in constant contact with mitch mcconnell's office ever since we had that meeting and i don't agree with mitch mcconnell's politic but he's probably been the most honest person and most sincere person since in that meeting. and i take his word now we're going to get this done and we're going to have a clean bill. and we're going to walk away the victor. and again we're not going to celebrate when we get this bill passed. we lost two people in the last two days. we continue -- >> in the last two days? >> craw, we lost a firefighter and a detective from the nypd. this is constant. you know, i keep track and account of the year how many pe

kirsten gillibrand. i have spoken with people on the senate armed services and she was not at the closed session with general hyten last week, where he had an opportunity to talk to them prior to his open testimony. the colonel testified in the closed session and then she seems now willing to go on the record and on camera to talk about these allegations. what stands as secretary james you just mentioned, i don't know that we have heard the last from her. the senate may call her into open session. if we hear from senator mcsally, i'm told by defense officials she will come out in defense of general hyten here today. >> we are looking at video of her in the audience today. she is in the room for that confirmation hearing which is definitely a note be will moment. why did she wait until april? she said i was distraught? who was i going to report it to? secretary mattis is? really. >> i think it has an effect in that people are poring through thousands of pages of documentation and males and they are giving

kirsten gillibrand who you saw do her walk-through. jay inslee, this is a do or die moment in many ways for them. the rules to get to the next debate stage. you need to be higher in the polls, more grassroots donors, and if you don't have a moment to elevate yourself that way, you are going to be left out of the conversation. >> we're waiting to see senator kamala harris. we're going to take a quick break, thank you very much. we'll be right back. hopes you drive safely.y iny but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a

kirsten gillibrand in particular talked about her responsibility as a white woman, trying to break downtemic racism, her white privilege and her responsibility in trying to assist black americans. and that's what her job was. it was truly extraordinary to hear that level of conversation. and then the specificity of some of these plans. senator kamala harris unrolled a plan today, two planks of her black agenda policy. and one of it was $60 billion investment into s.t.e.m. education at hbcus. this is just the level of conversation that is new, and especially new among a very diverse democratic field. >> and of course you're talking, kyung, about senator harris. she was also, by the way, defending her career as a district attorney, and also as attorney general of california. watch. >> i am acutely aware of what is wrong with the system, and i made therefore a very conscious decision to become a prosecutor. why do we only have to be on the outside? on bended knee or trying to break down the door, shouldn't we also have a role on the inside where the decisions are being made in a way we can

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