millions of families that rely on hud rental assistance programs are perilously close to losing their homes due to projected lapses in funding. what's more? it was recently reported that hud, under secretary carson's leadership, has failed to file its own contingency plan. as a result, 1,150 project based rental assistance contracts have expired with hundreds more hanging in the balance if this shutdown does not end. families aspiring to the american dream of home ownership may have their federal housing administration that is fha or rural housing homes delayed or be unable to close their loans during this shutdown. and in rural communities, very low income elderly homeowners who rely on hud grants and loans to address health and safety hazards may not receive dispersements and as a result may be forced to live in dangerous conditions. these are just a few examples of the serious ways the shutdown is harming american families and businesses. this shutdown must end immediately. i call on republicans in congress to join with us and put a stop to it and open the government so we can put

but this is my concern, and the last time that we went through this, i have a lot of hud housing, and i have the largest hud housing in the city, and i think district ten has the second largest -- excuse me. but what has happened, and it happened in 2010, a lot of the people that live there, african american community, not only they don't trust the federal government, but they don't trust the city, either. so -- and what has happened in those -- a lot of the communities -- because people have lived there from the late 60's to the early 70's, we've had many kids come -- grand kids are living with their kids or their grandmother or they've just taken over the unit. but what happened in 2010, they were very untrusting of giving this information because they were afraid that their rent would go up, that the -- you know, the management didn't know everybody that was living there, and so they weren't willing to give this information or they would just say oh, my grandmother just lives here, we're just visiting. and so it was a real inaccurate count. unfortunately, they didn't realize it was

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if you believe you've experienced sexual harassment file a complaint at hud dot gov slash fair housing. lou: breaking news. president trump has just tweeted his summit with kim jong-un will take place in hanoi, vietnam. it will be held on the 27th and 28th of this month. a new report says federal prosecutors are reviewing the "national enquirer's" handling of the story of jeff bezos and his affair and pictures. they will look to see if the "enquirer" violated an earlier agreement with the federal government. a louisiana law place restrictions on abortion clings. chief justice robert sided with the liberal wing of the court. rasmussen showing the president's support at 50% among likely voters. his approval is rising each day since he gave the state of the union address. joining me, social media superstars, diamond and silk, host of the foxnation show, "diamond and silk." what about that 50% approval rating? >> it looks good. people are loving this president right now. he gave a great state of the union address the other night. he talked about how we needed to secure the border. how our

she does work for hud.family, so i'm sure, as you said, she's a good person and a friend. but this action was, i think, just not a good move, okay? it was insensitive. >> it was not. it was not. it's like the cliche, you know, some of my good friends are black, or i have a black friend, or i have a jewish friend, or however you want to put it. it was so wrong on so many levels, and it was insulting. and, you know, something my grandmother told me. she said, brenda, being a black woman in america, you're going to spend most of your life forgiving people and educating people. and i hope today was an education for a number of people who thought that was a good idea. >> let's talk about some of the anecdotes that michael cohen used when he said that the president is racist, okay? he claims the president said, name a country run by a black that isn't a shit-hole. only blacks would live like this. blacks would never vote for him because they are too stupid. do you think your republican colleagues are excusing the

if you think you've been a victim, report it to hud. like we did.tor: they all reported discrimination and were able to secure their fair housing rights under the law. visit hud.gov/fairhousing or call the hud hotline. fair housing is your right. use it. [voice of eunice kennedy shriver] the right to play on any playing field? you have earned it. the right to hold a job? you have earned it. the right to study in any school? you have earned it. the days of separation and segregation are over. [cheering.] politjournalist:oubt you're goithank you. young lady. and thank you for the interview as well. i can imagine it was the last thing that you wanted to do after such a long campaign meeting. politician: you really are a very intelligent young woman. you're very smooth. journalist: you're very smooth, yourself. politician: you have no idea. >>> the united methodist church is a denomination divided. 53% church delegates voted yesterday to strengthen a ban on same-sex marriages and gay clergy. dean reynolds on what is next. >> the one church plan does not

preliminary results are processed and analyzed then submitted to hud, with a final report published in june. (ken) coming up... a warning coming up... (ken) warning for parents of small kids-- there is a good chance they are using too much toothpaste. how it could affect their dental health later in life. (vicki) plus after the break... it could be the most expensive home ever sold in san francisco. we'll take a look at the new penthouse -- and how much it's going for. take a look at this... it's san francisco's most expensive home listing ever. it's a penthouse at a complex that is currently under construction. it is listed for 41-million dollars... and is more than 8- thousand square feet. the building is called "the avery" and this penthouse is at the top of the 600 foot skyscraper. it has 4 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. it also has a library... a media room and a gym... plus a private rooftop deck. (ken) still ahead... demarcus cousins makes his home court debut tonight. we're live at oracle arena as golden state gets ready to take on the 76ers. it has been a long road to recovery... b

have to do is we have to clean up like reverse what this president has done because they've weakened hud, for instance, they've weakened some of those things. >> yeah. >> so i think the first thing we need to do is reverse in the first year or two what they've done and also try to pursue legislation. i mean, throughout my time in public service and throughout my life i've been be committed to make sure that we protect the lbgtq community and we will continue to do that. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much for doing this. >> we met briefly last year at new england college when you were a commencement speaker. we were hoping for that announcement that you made. >> can't believe it's already been one year. >> i know. do you mind a quick selfie? >> sure. >> thank you so much. thank you so much, sir. good luck. >> thank you. >> hi. thank you. good to see you. thank you for bringing up black lives matter here. i know like in this state it's not always the most well received line, but i appreciate you sending your message. >> people will find that i'm going to stick to what i believe and

we're getting message from our people from hud and people from fema and other place this is is going to be a five year and ten year process. and referencing katrina and sandy, we simply don't have that luxury of time. june starts the hurricane season again. we still don't have our hospitals up. our schools are still in temporary units. you know, we've been seeing some road repairs and our stop lights are going back up. our hotels won't be open until 2020. so we woen't be getting real tourism money until the following year. >> you're all nodding your heads. we understand that this is the lag here. what are perhaps some more island specific suggestions that you might have given what you're dealing with in your respective territories that could help us better -- better ensure that it's not just a focus on the disaster the day of and the week after but really kind of that longer term how you recover? >> one thing, senator, i would like the senate and the congress and the -- mostly the senate and congress to consider and governors, each of you have disasters that happen to your states fro

stewart companies doing the city's every school was doing the sort of painted the way for folks at hud in the federal government to try and make this more of the normal and led to the choice neighborhoods program and the rental assistance demonstration some of that some of the items like got to work and assist on under the leadership of folks like shaun donovan carol galante when she was over there. and so for me to get to come back and see this. and to be a part of this is a real treat and a real honor and i just thank you for letting me share in this a little bit you know this is mixed income housing at its best. this is putting residents first in that process at its best. and it's the truest kind of private partnership that any of us get to participate in where everybody comes together and puts down marks and works collaboratively we did put this is one of the largest investment and say a california has ever made on any project anywhere. and it's one of those no regrets moves from the state of california yeah there might have been some of the things we could've done with that money

one of federal funds, which are through hud and then we have fema. sources with private insurance companies, together with state funds that need to be managed. r,- cdbg of cvg be we have the visit of secretary carson and we were able to sign an agreement for the first $1.5 we are working with $18.5 billion that has been fined to back low income housing . relocation of thousands of families currently living in not dignified housing, in flood prone zones. that requires titling. we require major housing developments. there working closer with municipalities in the island. and all those projects that have been identified by local leaders , have been made part of an actual plan. hud.is before secretary -- lapsed because of the shutdown required an additional term and we are working closely with the federal agencies to make sure those islandtart going to the and said we cannot initiate this project. fema, we were the first to take up section -- the first jurisdiction to take up section 428. it works in terms of political assistance. ofare asking a match of

. >> what in the last two years, what is the approach you have taken at hud that is different from what we are doing in the past? mr. carson: i try to bring a lot of business principles, we have a cfo, we have not had a cfo for a .5 years, can you imagine not having appropriate financial controls? that has angered some people because they were used to being able to get loose money. weis the taxpayers money and have to protect it. those kinds of principles and just getting people to understand that what we are doing is nothing to do with republicans or democrats, it has to do with how do we elevate our people because they are our most precious resource. if they are strong, than the country is strong. >> did the recent shutdown hurt your department? mr. carson: it's only was not helpful. people.tremendous they were in their day and night , they were there on the weekend, and not a single person suffered or had to be evicted because of things that were going on at hud. >> do you see a return to medicine after your service, -- service? mr. carson: i have had my quota of medicine, it has --

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i think she should be commented for her extreme leadership, for her work in the hud organization.ation. but i think for many of us if we want to talk about race in this country, want to talk about some of the actions by this president as a muslim-american in this country, i know what he said about muslims. i have seen what he said about latinos and african-americans. but even if closed doors and what i think mr. cohen was trying to express to all of us, that was not the way i think my colleagues should have been able to debate that issue whether or not to even disagree with mr. cohen. i think there was a better waive doing th way of doing that. >> there were people at home that felt that that was tone deaf and insensitive of congressman mark meadows. you were not alone in that feeling and so why did you apps to him? >> i want folks to know this is probably the most diverse class. this is the largest incoming class since watergate. and we look differently and many of us didn't run to be first of anything, but think we ran because we wanted congress to not only look differently, but

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now hud has terminated a landlord's multi-million dollar contract. >>> just ahead as we continue, theacially charged video triggering outrage tonight. >>> then why you'll have to wait longer for apple to fix that scary facetime glitch. >>> and meet the stars of the other big super bowl game this weekend. >>> next tonight, outrage in detroit where there are calls for a police officer to be fired over a snapchat video he posted that many have called racist. nbc's miguel almaguer has the details. >> see if she gestures one more time -- >> reporter: the video uploaded to snapchat recorded by detroit police officer gary steele, the 18-year veteran using the premade app captions, what black girl magic looks like, and celebrating black history month, after pulling over ariel moore. that wasn't called for. you know, we're in 2019. racism is still going on. >> reporter: moore, who was stopped while driving through detroit for expired tags and driving without insurance, had her car impounded. moore was recorded walking home as officer steele and his partner -- >> walk of shame. >> reporter: --

. >> hud and doj are encouraging women to keep coming forward, putting out psas like this. >> i felt like no one would listen to me. he had more power than i di. >> telling the stories of real women who battle harassment at home, like autumn weaver. >> i was a recovering addict. i was getting my kids back from state's custody. >> what did you having a house mean for you and your kids? >> everything. >> in may of 2012, she was approved for public housing and moved into her own apartment in kansas city. she said she was harassed by her property manager, derek astill, eventually giving in to his demands for sex. >> when it's your home and they're your landlord or your property manager, in the end, you deal with them 365 days out of the year. it's like you're a prisoner in your own home. >> weaver filed a complaint against the housing authority which was eventually settled and award her damages. as test ll always denied the allegations. the kansas city kansas housing authority said it did not become aware of the allegations related to mr. estell until discovery was conducted in the doj l

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candidate, former hud secretary"his call for a concrete wall ornything that resembles that should never happen because it's a waste of money, it will be ineffective and because the minute we do that we're going to fundamentally change the notion of what america is.">( james ) the bill needs the president's signature ahead of friday's midnight deadline. if he doesn't sign ... hundreds of workers could be furloughed for a second time this year.l candidate ... california senator supporting the legalization of marijuana nationally. senator harris has acknowledged she did try marijuana in college. she says, marijuana should be moved to a different listing on the d-e-a drug schedule ... and legalized so more research can be done. right now the drug enforcement agency classifies marijuana as a schedule -one substance ... in the same group as heroin. harris' stance aligns her with a growing movement in the democratic party and some republicans to legalize marijuana .. ( james ) coming up ... growing concerns in pleasanton about the potential for dangerous

three years i went from to hud and everybody to make a compliant. nobody has done nothing. enough is enough. i would like to live in my home though my home now is a three-bedroom, i used to have a three-bedroom certificate but i only have a two-bedroom now but is it fair? is it over? please. i'm born here. i want to live here for the rest of my life. i want to die here too. this is my home. somebody needs to check the section 8 with the corrupt stuff they're doing in there. take that, please. somebody needs to stand up and go through this section 8 office and find out the crooked [bleep] they're doing. >> commissioner: next speaker, please. >> christopher reeves was asked what he would like to do after and he said stand up and not fall down. after listening to a planning member discuss a parking regulation in a new building after the planning commissioner said i don't know if i'm more confused now or before. and i felt the same way. he could remark about it. another time, airbnb in the same room was given permission to have no rules and regulations. and they said you just g

others don't.castro/democratic presidential candidate, former hud secretary"his call for a concrete wallor anything that resembles that should never happen because it's a waste of money, it will be ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a man killed in a police shooting at a taco bell drive through -- has been identified. we have reaction from friends, family, and community members. ( james ) plus...growing concerns in pleasanton about the potential for dangerous erosion with the upcoming ( james ) and after the break...crews are conducting avalanche control following the recent storms that dumped several feet of snow on the sierra. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. checking the bay bridge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 30 min from the maze to fremont street ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. this valentine's day tak

candidate, former hud secretary"his call for a concrete wall oranything that resembles that should never happen because it's a waste of money, it will be ineffective and because the minute we do that we're going to fundamentally change the notion of what america is.">( darya ) the bill needs the president's signature ahead of friday's midnight deadline. if he doesn't sign ... hundreds of thousands of federal workers could be furloughed for a second time this year. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... we now know who police shot and killed at a taco bell drive through. we have reaction from friends, family, and community members. ( james ) plus... growing concerns in pleasanton about dangerous erosion with the upcoming storms. ( james ) and after the break... crews are conducting avalanche control following the recent storms that dumped several feet of snow on the sierra. (ácommercialá) ( james ) the storms dumping massive snow across washington state and in the sierra are causing some problems for people living in those areas.( dary

we have been working very effectively with hud secretary carson, he has been great.s ago we got authorization to start spending $1.5 billion in funding for puerto rico. that is critical for transitioning people out of informal housing or getting new structures. by the same token, at a high level with fema, we have been having great challenges. fema controls the process in puerto rico as opposed to being the state that controls it. , why are you making that petition. every other state controls that process when a disaster goes through. what is the difference? i can give you a comparison in terms of the worksheets -- project worksheets that are being enacted. by this time after hurricane katrina, there were about 9500 .rojects already move forward in puerto rico we only a 44. so you can see several orders of magnitude difference here just based on the administrative and maintenance and control fema has over puerto rico. the main reason is that puerto rico is a colonial territory so we don't have the rights to vote for our house of representatives or for our senators an

and was given a pretty weighty post inside hud in new jersey and new york.lynn patton as an example of why he was not racist? >> finding out to someone's racial sensitivity, their first defense is some of my best friends are black. that's a tell sign. if you have to go there you really are in trouble with sensitivity or outright bigotry so when he made that move, he was really playing into everyone saying wait a minute now, this is the best you could do is have somebody standing there that by the way, can't come to the mike, just standing there as the congresswoman says as a prop which in many ways is insulting to her and the audience. but secondly it doesn't address the point that was being made by the witness. and that was, here's a guy who was the go between between donald trump and many of us in the black community, civil rights leader ship, he was the guy that would call me and say the boss is upset you're saying so and so. >> michael cohen. >> yeah, call me saying would you meet with him? i'm not interested and come on reverend, and it was like he was

next, hud secretary ben carson. fix that mess. >>> serious developments in venezuela. the country's military reportedly opened fire during a clash over humanitarian aid coming into the country. i want to know how we are going to get that aid to the people who need it. >>> and a programming alert. fbn's trish regan is headed to colombia. while there, she will interview vice president mike pence. watch it on "trish regan primetime" live from bogata monday night at 8:00 eastern. nah. not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening and a low step-in at three inches, which is 25 to 60% lower than some leading competitors. the bath fills and drains quickly, while the heated seat soothes your back, neck and shoulders. kohler is an expert in bathing, so you can count on a deep soaking ex

hennessey cisneros, former hud secretary under bill clinton. they're everywhere.nvolved in everything. this guy is everywhere too. charles payne. we're up 99 points but high expectations there could be a kumbayah night in washington. i don't know about that but i guess we'll see, right, bud? charles: got to tell you, neil, maybe special guest robertson, i'm feeling same way. neil: i'm running the other way. charles: i really think so. we'll see. it will be one to watch. everyone will be watching. i hope most are watching right now so we get them all set up for it. thanks a lot, neil. neil: all right. charles: i'm charles payne. this is "making money." we have a big show. unity, optimism, bipartisanship, those are buzzwords you can hear tonight as president trump has his second state of the union address. investors are looking for jobs, trade, taxes, hoping economy takes center stage. markets are up in anticipation of tonight's address. what it means for your money and your portfolio. marijuana legislation is sweeping the nation sending the

i would like to thank a few, congress and hud, for their response. despite all the challenges, we continue with renewed resolve to transform our island. we move forward our energy transformation billion that allowed a new grid with private stakeholder collaboration. we enacted education reform. we created a new health care model to increase access and to increase choice. we've renegotiated the debt of two major credits, saving the people of puerto rico over $17.5 billion in the long run. we've created a recovery office with unprecedented transparency and accountability streams. our commit is firm and unwavering. we are doing our part and we expected the federal government to do theirs. we need our resources to move fast. a slow recovery hinders the prospects of u.s. citizens in puerto rico. we need fair and sustainable treatment on medicaid. our citizens have been receiving a third or a fourth of what the federal government provides to states in similarly situated conditions. we need nat relief for 1 million u.s. citizens at risk of seeing reduced nu

and then, there is the hud spare idea, when you look at a boat can be crewed and be ready and be flexible one of our biggest bug-a-boos is leaving a man behind, and this allows us to be more robust and flexible. there were ideas that we looked at. one is wenesbenicia to vallejo. oakland estuary service, this is east of our service area. again, there's great service there in terms of transit, and it would be a duplication of that. redwood city and places like antioch, martinez, these are long-distance travel markets, and we're not convinced that a small vessel handles that in terms of the ride quality that we expect and we think our passengers expect. so that narrowed us down to some specific areas where we think small vessels are a great fit. and one is connecting san francisco to some of our existing facilities as far north as richmond, alameda, and oakland. we also have travel between places. for example, travel between oakland and south san francisco that we'd like to enhance more than we do today. a connecting service between the ferry and mission bay. boats would get on in the ferry

. >> julian castro, former secretary of hud and running for president of the united states, based outere in new york. >> thanks, chris. >> come by any time that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening. >> rachel. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. a very busy news day today. we have sort of a packed show tonight. lots going on, including a little bit of breaking news that we're going get to in just a moment. but the wake of last night's state of the union address, president trump today, you may have noticed, he did not set off on any kind of message-driven bus tour or any other kind of political event somewhere out in the country, trying to sell the elements of his state of the union address from last night.

if hud only funds public housing, at 70% of the budget. we need to step in and make sure our portrayal in sunnyvale gets some of this pie that everybody is talking about. let's all sit down as flesh and blood, human beings, who have a legacy to leave in this city of saint francis. we are all people. let's eat together. let's make sure that we clean up our streets. if i was the 18-year-old kimberley, i would be standing here fighting for our teachers. for education. fighting for our young people in public housing. because those public housing students go to the san francisco union fight school district. we need to sit down and eat together. let's figure this thing out as adults for the future generations. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm the treasurer for the public housing tenant association. this organization advocates for the residents of public housing and all of san francisco. if anyone calls on us for help. we amp la fie the power of our residents and provide safe and decent housing for low income households. we encourag

. >> julian castro, former secretary of hud and running for president of the united states, based outf san antonio. good to you here in new york. >> thanks, chris. >> come by any time that is "all in" for this evening. >>> tonight democrats unleash an investigation into the president's finances and russia. two hours later trump says he didn't know the house intel committee chairman adam schiff and goes to call him a political hack and then claims presidential harassment. more new details on the president's lack of interest on the intel from his own intel community, including a report that he stopped reading it and elizabeth warren is apologizing again for a newly surfaced claim of american indian heritage. all of it as the 11th hour gets underway on a wednesday night.

of the bizarre moments came when they brought in lin patten, a former trump employee who is now the hudnal director from new york, despite having zero relevant qualifications for that important job and she had him stand awkwardly behind him to prove he wasn't racist. >> just to make a note, mr. chairman. just because someone has a person of color, a black person working for themmer does not mean they aren't racist and it is insensitive that someone even say -- the fact that someone would actually use a prop, a black woman in this chamber in this committee is alone racist in itself. >> my nieces and nephews are people of color. not men a people know that. you know that, mr. chairman. and to indicate that i ask someone who's a personal friend of the trump family who knows this particular individual that she's coming in to be ea prop, it's race to say suggest that i ask can her to come in here for that reason. >> how about that? we will take a deeper dive into what might have been the republican's worst day in a while. >> it's sad. it's sad that we with come to chairman's very words. this

we're joined by former hud secretary henry cisneros. thank you for coming in.tory about going down that road again, i think people get worried. do you think the meltdown of '08, or 06, 07, preceded it can happen again? >> you are right as you opened segment do we learn from previous lessons? connell: yeah. >> when housing markets get overheated, we're seeing increase in prices in bicoastal metros, in new york, san francisco, seattle and los angeles. we have the danger of having the same problem. connell: do we put safeguards in place? there is push to deregulate? >> that is the problem. some safeguards were put in place. some are attempted to be taken down. because banks and others insist on wanting to have them removed and more flexibility. the nature of our system of enterprise, i concluded over the years, i'm a big fan of private sector investment. the nature of our system, it does get overheated. we don't learn from lessons of the past. it is important to have a regime in place that, disciplines the process from the worst extremes. we have to be careful. th

carolina literally said, well, here's the black friend as proof that -- lynn patton -- >> she works for hud and she used to work for the trump organization. >> that was such a bizarre moment. the only time i think that they tried to defend donald trump it failed miserably. it was an i had ottic thing to do. she was very happy about this moment. tweeted about it before it happened. but then looked very odd and uncomfortable literally standing behind as the embodiment of the black race. >> i've been around him on a flight in air force one and never said anything racist. >> it may be that the president liked both green book and driving ms. daisy so that apparently -- hollywood thinks -- >> you're getting really comfortable. >> i think -- i actually think to -- john to your point, this is where cohen mistakenly fell into the trap of staying in this box of partisanship because he did seem partisan in this opening statement. he really crossed that line. it's one thing to say, i've had a link in to what trump did. >> he went overboard on that and i think he will loses -- he lost an audience with t

. >> one of the more controversial moments in the hearing yesterday was when mark meadows and a hud officialtand behind him to cite her work with trump's family business to refute cohen's claim that the president is a racist. >> mr. cohen, do you know lynne patton? i'm right here. >> yes, sir. >> do you know lynne patton? >> yes, i do. >> i asked lynn to come today in her personal capacity to actually shed some light. how long have you known miss patton? >> i'm responsible for lynne patton joining the trump organization and the job she currently holds. >> you made some very demeaning comments about the president that miss patton doesn't agree with. in fact, it has to do with your claim of racism. she says that as a daughter of a man born in birmingham, alabama, that there is no way that she would work for an individual who was racist. how do you reconcile the two of those. >> as neither should i as the son of a holocaust survivor. >> so later in the hearing democrats on the committee objected to that. >> to prop up one member of our entire race of black people and say that nullifies that is

patton is an african-american associate of the trump family who now works for hud that's the departmentand urban development and congressman meadows went on to say this about her as the daughter of a man born in birmingham, alabama, there is no way she would work for an individual who was racist. now, several of meadows democratic colleagues took him to task throughout the rest of the hearing. congressman brenda lawrence called him out, but it was congressman rashida tlaib who went the furtherest. >> just because someone has a person of color, a black person working for them does not mean they aren't racist and it is insensitive that some would even say -- the fact that someone would actually use a prop, a black woman, in this chamber, in this committee, is alone racist in itself. >> i ask that her words when she's referring to an individual member of this body be taken down and stricken from the record. i'm sure she didn't intend to do this, but if anyone knows my record as it relates, it should be you, mr. chairman. i would like -- >> hold on. >> i want -- >> i've defended you -- >> m

>> julian castro, former secretary of hud and running for president of the united states, based out of san antonio. good to you here in new york. >> thanks, chris. >> come by any time that is "all in" for this evening. >>> tonight democrats unleash an investigation into the president's finances and russia. two hours later trump says he didn't know the house intel committee chairman adam schiff and goes to call him a political hack and then claims presidential harassment. more new details on the president's lack of interest on the intel from his own intel community, including a report that he stopped reading it and elizabeth warren is apologizing again for a newly surfaced claim of american indian heritage. all of it as the 11th hour gets underway on a wednesday night. day 748 of the trump administration. the president's battle to fend off the investigations threatening his office have taken a whole new level of urgency while robert mueller has had trump and his associates under scrutiny for the better part of two years now. democrats in the house just started their investigation in the