ilhan omar is a former refugee from somalia.laib is the first female palestinian-american member of congress. ayanna pressley is the first african-american woman elected to congress from massachusetts. and alexandria ocasio-cortez was just 29 years old when she took office last year, making her the youngest woman to serve in congress. born to a mother from puerto rico and a father from the south bronx, aoc has emerged as one of the most popular lawmakers in the country. all four members of the squad have been active on the presidential campaign trail. ayanna pressley has backed elizabeth warren. lastly, ocasio cortez and pressley boycotted president trump's state of the union. rashida tlaib walked out during the speech. ilhan omar stayed for the speech saying "my presence tonight is resistance." on friday, democracy now!'s nermeen shaikh sat down with all four members of the squad at an at inat howard university event organized by the rising majority. amy: it is a great pleasure and honor to be here with the squad and on behalf

ilhan omar says some crazy things, right?> every time the professor said al qaeda, he sort of like the shoulders went up. al qaeda. you don't say america with an intensity. cair was founded after 9/11 because they recognized some people did something. >> you wrote israel hypnotized the world. trish: tonight ilhan omar has gone too far. insulting the sacrifices of of our nation's soldiers. finds out what they said. and double amputee wounded veteran joey jones is sheer. >> i think justice was served? no. what do you think justice is? i think this city is still owed an apology. trish: but the media ignored threats against ask republicans. this student threatening to slash republicans throats. a new attack to tell you about tonight. a wake-up call to american voters. what are we doing? amid the greatest economic renaissance of all time, democrats in ham putting a socialist in first place. it's time for you to liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m..

ilhan omar.ng me now exclusively as benge and weingart, the new author of the book "american ingrate." >> laura: i have been warning people since last february, last march to take the squad seriously when they were being left off. they didn't have an experience, flash in the pan. but why is congresswoman ilhan omar particularly concerning to? >> congresswoman ilhan omar is the result you get when a party that represents basically half of this country embraces and eat those of national self-loathing. and while a lot of people have been focused on the alleged criminality concerning her bizarre family relations and her anti-semitic rhetoric, it rarely provides a mask for the subsidy of danger she poses. ilhan omar is no bit player anymore. not only does she sit on the house fair in for an committee. she is also had chair in minnesota. and last but not least, they recently said that her battery of foreign policy bill it represents the new progressive baseline. so this is no bit fire. it is not just a

the minneapolis symbolic community who is now on the record telling the daily mail that in 2009, ilhan omared her biological brother so he could remain in the united states and attend college. at the time, omar was married, but it was a religious marriage, meaning there was no minnesota state record stating that they were husband and wife, so mary and her brother would allow her sibling to get his legal immigration documents. but he isn't just saying that omar married her biological brother. he also gave the "daily mail" the name of the christian minister who married them. that minister reportedly says she does not want to be involved or interviewed about the congresswoman. while omar has refused to talk about the allegations, today when the cohost of "the view" meghan mccain retweeted a story about the alleged sham marriage, writing "how is this not a bigger deal?" omar responded, "paying people to generate fake news stories in order to delegitimize me and those i represent isn't a good luck. desperation is a sad mobilizing tool." of course this has become a lot more than a media goose hun

congresswoman and michigan's district along with ilhan omar, the first muslim woman elected to congress. your response to the president's plan and to the response by the palestinian authority? >> i grew up in detroit, the most beautiful come up like in the country. so much of what i learned here of these forms of oppression and racism that think is s so present in all different processes, butut even just fighting right now and my own backyard agagainst unconstitutional taking of people's homes by over assessing their homes and everything, there are so many conductivity there to buy what the current president is pushing forward and trying to basically legalize theft for selling of the palestinian families left there. for me, what is really critically important for people to understand that with all of these terminologies, with colleagues always ask me, what does occupation mean, i want listeners to know what the human

that happens thob miss ilhan omar. her life got a little more complicated. ports she married her brother to gaipt system and score him american citizenship. a friend of omar said she needed to get papers for her broth tore go to school. no one knew she married him until the media turned up the court fat year -- the media ture certain cal years later. >> this should be a slam dunk. there is something wrong -- >> the victimization thing, how dare you attack me. this is racist to attack me. that's an interesting choice. >> this should be a slam dunk. there are papers that were filed. interviews that were made under oath. this should be in the possession of the government. her signatures are her signatures, and let her answer under oath whether she did these things to commit a fraud to get her brother into this country. if the justice department doesn't want to look at it, congress should have hearings. trish: or maybe she can take a dna test. coming up. i have been exposing liberal violence against conservatives. violence spawned by democrat comments like this.

a leader in minnesota's symbolic community now says in public that ilhan omar actually did marry her n brother, biological brother. omar sticking the same strategy, she is denied attacked anybody who says it as racist. on twitter, omar called the story hate speech, meaning she think it'll be a band that you can't say bad things about me, i'm a member of congress -- she claims her somali accuser brag about lying -- she's a liar, as you know. helped break the story five years ago. so good to see you. i want to say before we explain what we now know, you are owed an apology by virtually every blue check on twitter ever in in the media dismissed as a conspiracy not. looks like tonight to be true, tell us what we know. >> don't get me going. you are referring to a story published in the daily mail yesterday, the daily mail is the most widely read english language website in the world, a lot of it is tabloid news and it has pursue the ilhan omar scandal in tabloid format, but they sent a reporter to the town last week to look into omar-related stories. i met with him and sent him in the rig

the minneapolis somali community, who is now on the record telling the daily mail that in 2009 ilhan omar her biological brother so that he could legally remain in the u.s. and attend college. at the time, omar was married. but it was a religious marriage, meaning there was no minnesota state record stating that she and her -- that they were husband and wife and so marrying her brother would allow her sibling to get his legal immigration documents but he's not just saying that omar married her biological brother. he also gave the daily mail the name of the christian minister who married them. that minister reportedly says she does not want to be involved or interviewed about congresswoman omar. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks for that. roger stone received 40 months in prison today. if you surf that sentence will be over 70 years old when he gets out. for perspective, that's more than many murderers in this country serve in jail. but stone's crime wasn't murder. the official chart was lying about the existence of emails themselves completely legal. but his actual crime was spending 40

did squad member ilhan omar marry her brother to keep him in the country?lso tonight, elizabeth warren caught in another lie? >> i was visibly pregnant. they hired someone else for the job. >> you absolutely have native american ancestry in your pedigree. >> my daddy ended up as a janitor. trish: not those lies tonight there is another lie i am exposing her for. but first, socialist millennial aoc. >> how much years until world ends again? we have 12 years left to cut emissions by at least 50% if not more. it's a call to across on several levels. one is the interpretation of abolishing i.c.e. is it okay to still have children. isn't 10 million enough? when does it stop, right? trish: now aoc is saying billionaires shouldn't exist. the people who do most of the job creating and money spending and in turn creates more jobs. >> i can't think of a way that would make it easier for donald [sfx: doorbell] hello, i saw you move in, and i wanted to welcome you to the neighborhood with some homemade biscuits! >>oh, that's so nice! and a little tip, geico could help

now others are talking like akeem osman who is on the record telling the daily mail in 2009, ilhan omar married her biological brother so that he could legally remain in the u.s. and attend college. at the time omar was married to ahmed hercy, but it was a religious marriage, there was no state state marriage license. so marrying her brother would allow her sibling to get his documents. but mrs. omar is not saying that she married her biological brother but gave him the name of the christian minister that married him. the minister says she does not want to be involved or interviewed about congressman omar. tucker? >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks for that. roger stone received 40 months in prison today. if he serves it, he will be over 70 years old when he gets out. for a perspective, that's more than many murders serve in jail. stone's crime wasn't murder. the official charge was lying about the existence of e-mails that were themselves completely legal. his actual crime was spending 40 years giving political advice to donald trump and gleefully mocking the people in charge. they hat

smashing the bernie bros, ilhan omar defending the pro-bernie sanders group after megan mccain bashed and inspired by burning, omar said the same people who chastised the progressive movement regularly traffic and anti-muslim spheres and hate speech. they are accused of aggressive behavior in the name of their candidate, sanders defendant that during this week's debate. jillian: everyone needs to listen up, doctors are sending warnings about the danger of smartphone addiction, a new study shows constant cell phone use affects the brain in the same way as drug use. the crisis of digital dependency, the author of disconnected. you are saying this is the first actual evidence we have that says it is just like drug use. >> the first study to show actual correlation between what is happening between the brain and the connection to the smart phone. >> if we look at the study's findings, smartphone addiction physically changes the inside of your brain, the gray matter diminished, significantly decreases brain activity and similar brain patterns in drug addicts. what is most frightening to yo

in a "the ingraham angle" exclusive, benjamin weingarte previews his new book on ilhan omar. why he says she is leading an effort to dismantle our core institutions. but first, dr. frankenstein. may your monster. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." >> washington democrat meltdown over the weekend. it was about as much fun as watching the last democratic debate. you all know by now that sanders one. and to watch the reaction, you would've thought that donald trump had just one reelection. >> democratic candidates really are not vetting bernie sanders. >> democrats need to sober up and to figure out what they are going to do about it. >> i believe the real winner was putin. >> we are living and a political equivalent of climate change. >> he says it's over. >> laura: the thrill is not running up that leg tonight. and what did they think was going to happen? did they really believe that stoking radicalism on college campuses and fueling this general mind-set -- you've all felt it, seen it, felt it. of victimization? did they think that that was going to lead to good outcomes?

trish: look what ilhan omar is saying or rashida tlaib.hat they are he bracing lewis farrakhan or linda sarsour, and they are not denouncing them, you have a problem in the democratic party. jewish americans have to be looking around saying this isn't for me anymore. >> they are losing that base. we see 23% and upwards of the people who show up at rallies. i think it was at 26% at the last rally for president trump. the number of democrats who show up to trump rallies. if i were democrats i would find that particularly disturbing. not to mention his own popularity continues to increase. trish: we as a nation are above politics. when you talk to your average person, they don't have that group think. they just want what's best for their country and their neighbors and their country. this president has reached out actually across the aisle and tackled something that democrats traditionally would have owned. these are things that the democrats could have embraced, but instead they sold out to big corporations a long time ago. they didn't care

said, elliot, how is it possible that you couldn't find a way to at least stand up and condemn ilhan omar who is on your committee? and his answer sadly, bob, was very telling. he said, 50% of my constituents are of puerto rican origin. and aoc said that if i do that, she will personally come in and campaign for my defeat in my own district. so there's a lot of intimidation going on here. and that goes back to the point i was making about intimidation, and guilt by association. >> isn't it interesting -- >> by the way -- >> isn't it interesting that what you just said basically is that engel has committed what would be an impeachable offense us because he took into account his own political electability and changed the position that would otherwise have been a position against her, but because of his own election, his o own electability, he changed his mind. come on. >> alan's a bit mono-maniacal here. what we're talking about, in the case of trump, was that congress appropriated the money, the people, the budget office said you have to give the money, he refused to give the money, he hel

trish: look what ilhan omar is saying or rashida tlaib.hat they are he bracing lewis farrakhan or linda sarsour, and they are not denouncing them, you have a problem in the democratic party. jewish americans have to be looking around saying this isn't for me anymore. >> they are losing that base. we see 23% and upwards of the people who show up at rallies. i think it was at 26% at the last rally for president trump. the number of democrats who show up to trump rallies. if i were democrats i would find that particularly disturbing. not to mention his own popularity continues to increase. trish: we as a nation are above politics. when you talk to your average person, they don't have that group think. they just want what's best for their country and their neighbors and their country. this president has reached out actually across the aisle and tackled something that democrats traditionally would have owned. these are things that the democrats could have embraced, but instead they sold out to big corporations a long time ago. they didn't care

the house is working on a doos i of its -- a doozy of a bill led by squat member ilhan omar to preventtrump from issuing national emergencies and imposing sanctions. joining me right now, constitutional law attorney and trump 2020 advisory board member. he's the president of the united states and the commander-in-chief. if you get a chance to take out a terrorist like obama took out osama bin laden and this president took out soleimani, don't you take that chance? don't you take out the bad guy and not have to ask nancy first? >> absolutely. this is a ridiculous attempt by the extreme left to try to diminish the president's role sat commander-in-chief. there is nothing more sacrosanct than to defend and protect the united states. it's expressly in our constitution in article 2 that the president has this authority. this is the extreme left want to go manipulate the constitution and the rules to their advantage. trish: extreme left. but then you get the republican senators piling on. and to me, this is one time where you have to stand up for what's right. and you have to stand up for th

ilhan omar as secretary of state? >> christians around the world marking the beginning of lent.im symbolizing repentance. rob: pope francis met with crowd in st. peter's square. he will be back and give out ashley later today. the 2020 democrats battling for support among the black community. >> i worked like the devil -- >> started a bank to support businesses. >> which of these always candidates had the strongest message in south carolina. jillian: our political panel is on deck. (gasps and screams) i got in! yes! woah! oh yes yes yes yes! to start a college savings plan, find an advisor at massmutual.com ♪ you try to stay ahead of the mess. but scrubbing still takes time. now there's new powerwash dish spray. it's the faster way to clean as you go. just spray, wipe and rinse. it cleans grease five times faster. new dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. >> russia is helping you. >> medicare for all. >> you pay for half of that. >> that is the problem. >> the math does not add up. >> a radical communist idea. >> the american people -- >> universal healthcare. >> mayor bloomberg,

ilhan omar talked about jewish money controlling politics and pushing for our allegiance to a foreignome for comments led to a resolution in the house a year ago where they forcibly condemned anti-semitism to get away from this story. >> that story was a forest too because pelosi was going to go after omar specifically and that was watered down. the democratic party has two lenses. anti-semitism -- anything with the president they are upset. anything in the republican party but they are blind to what is going on within my own party, the democratic party is inexcusable. rob: there are so many protected classes in this country by the left, lgbt q, they protect minorities. are jews no longer considered a protected class? almost seems like it is okay now to sadie's things and not be held accountable. >> it is called a double standard. it is called hypocrisy. it has resulted in an outbreak of anti-semitism we have never seen before. numbers speak for themselves. we have never seen anything like this in this country and in new york people like the mayor and the governor blamed trump for wha

ilhan omar's republican rival is giving her a lesson in patriotism. six ways she describes herself. american isn't on there. a muslim refugee responded by writing simply, quote: i am an american. she came to the u.s. in 1993 to escape the regime of saddam hussein. and then there is this quote: if you can't stand for our national anthem. you don't need to sit in this bar. a veteran of foreign wars club isn't backing down from that bold message hanging on a sign outside their building in minnesota. a neighbor complained it was racist but the bar's manager says it's not going anywhere. is he even thinking of getting a bigger one. that's a look at your headlines. i will send it back to you. steve: patriotic. all right. thank you very much. ainsley: okay. brian, what's coming up? brian: still ahead on this show unless i have the run down totally wrong. hillary clinton making this promise as the 2020 race heats up. >> i will support the nominee, and it won't surprise you to hear me say that i think that it's imperative that we retire the incumbent. steve: h

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adam schiff, the squad, aoc, ilhan omar, they are angry. they bet big on a series of lies, and guess what? they lost. i'm keeping score. 0-4 now. this kind of behavior will cost them in november. and that might be the healthiest thing in the world. our government is for the people, by the people, and no one can orchestrate a hostile takeover. we the people control our defendant any. and that's tonight's intel. joining me, former republican california party chairman. they want to take over. >> they do. and they can't handle the hit parade. you watch that speech. i thought two thing. most of the country doesn't get to hear this. if they watch some other channel than you, they don't hear 10 million people are some of welfare or 10,000 new factories. trish: most of the countries knows it, they feel it. that what's incredible about this moment, tom. maybe they are not watching economic numbers like initial jobless claims like i do. but they feel it, they know it. when i go anywhere in this country people say wow, look at my 401k. isn't this grea

remarkable here is that bernie sanders and his revolutionary squad members like aoc, rashida tlaib, and ilhan omar, they are constantly railing against the threat of the -- o of fascism. >> since he got into office, the president of the united states has been goading iran into war. >> from day one this president has antagonized iran. >> this has been oppression committed by the united states. trish: how do you explain this one. comrade bernie insisting the taking out of a terrorist who murdered americans wants an assassination. >> it was an assassination. >> once you are in the business of assassination you unleash terrible forces. trish: none of this i should point out has happened in a vacuum. it has not come from nowhere. we saw it brewing during barack obama's apology tour. remember that one? >> there have been times where america has shown arrogance, been dismissive and even derisive. the united states is still working through some of our own darker periods of our history. we have been at times disengaged and sought to dictate our terms. trish: modern progressivism can be traced back to woodr

ilhan omar and rashida tlaib, they have an anti-semitic image problem.by calling apack a group of bigots. jillian: how do jewish voters feel about that. >> let's check in with steve doocy on "fox and friends". tomorrow is ash wednesday. i wear my pink tie. >> not one of the colors of mardi gras. >> come back. >> i've got 14 minutes to figure that out. tomorrow is ash wednesday. coming up, the president 40 miles from now, a press conference closing a 36 hour trip to india. we are getting all-star analysis between martha mccallum and stuart varney on the significance of the visit. donald trump seeks funding to combat the coronavirus, senator tom cotton, call it a full-court put. 94 feet later, goes right in the side and she wins a brand-new car. the reaction sweeping the internet and you know how much the internet needs sweeping, 13 minutes from now on the channel you all trust for morning news. >> we will be right back. i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what

i ilhan omar told about seeing movies in the refugee camp when they were trying to get acclimated. and they were all this "leave it to beaver" movies about america. and she talked about getting off the plane and saying this isn't the america that you promised me, dad. and her father said something to the effect of, well, we're going to get to the america. i promise you. i thought that was brilliant, and five minutes later this thing happened and it demolished the mood. and i thought politically it was christmas day yesterday for the bernie campaign because of the bloomberg being allowed into the debate. that is right down the wheel house. and again, it got sidetracked because of the hillary/bernie thing. >> what we are talking about, the candidates as they are making this final push going into the weekend, we've been talking so much about electability and the candidates' electability. but you hear the candidates really talking about a message of unity. multiple candidates talking about unifying, not just setting that tone coming out of iowa, but through this nomination process and

. >> congressman ilhan omar said. have you considered resigning? >> absolutely not. at the last three years. my job, when i came in, was to rebuild our infrastructure, win elections. when do you that, sometimes you have to make tough decisions. >> i categorically disagree with her on this. we have been winning. it's important for people to take a broader step back right now. people were saying nobody in the democratic field can win. there was understandable angst. we're in a position now that i don't know who the nominee is going to be. we've been winning elections in 2017, 2018, 2019. we're in a better position to hand our nominee an infrastructure for success better than ever before. >> speaking of infrastructure, can the american people, can democrats have faith in, a, the results that ultimately come from iowa and, b, what happens in nevada, using what they call a tool? >> i have great confidence in nevada. we've been in touch with them regularly. we will continue to assist them in making sure that's a success. as it relates to iowa, i asked for a recanvas becaus

and i know you may dismiss that, but on the other hand, rashida tlaib and ilhan omar, they've been onr bernie sanders. yesterday tlaib basically took a shot at hillary clinton. >> you guys remember last week when someone by the name of hillary clinton -- we're not going to boo, we're classy here. >> no, i'll boo. boo! [cheers and applause] >> you all know i can't be quiet. >> no, we're going to boo. >> that's all right. the haters will shut up on monday when we win. ed: so, marie, you have some in the crowd booing hillary clinton. and a sitting congresswoman, a democrat, says, no, go ahead and boo. >> so incredibly unhelpful. and, look, we've seen parties go through contentious primaries. the republicans did net 2016 and then came together. it is so up helpful not to support the nominee, to sort of take their lunch money and go home or whatever the phrase is, right? they get mad and they don't want to participate. hillary clinton voters both in the primary and in the general, for bernie sanders supporters to dismiss them and not try to win them over and not try to make a case for work

alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, rashida tlaib. they are celebrities.ut some are obscure, earl blumenauer has represented oregon for decades. before this, he may be best known for running the congressional bicycle caucus. and, yet, all of a sudden out of nowhere blumenauer has decided to wreck the country. we would like to talk to earl blumenauer on d this show. we would like to hear why he supports this bill. we would like to talk to any of the people who have co-sponsoredts it. we reached out to manyeo of them today to come on and defend their views. but not one of them agreed to come? why? because they are cowards. and yet, we think you ought to know what they are doing. here is the bill's primaryou sponsor, jesus garcia of illinois, after introducing the bill. garcia said this. >> this is not a radical project. we are simply asking for a fair shot and the opportunity for immigrants to stay in the country they call home. a new way forward does just that. it would end mandatory immigration detention, end the automatic pipeline to deportation through t

the legislation is sponsored by 44 house democrats including ilhan omar and alexandria ocasio-cortez. is roughly 4400 words long means it's almost exactly as long as the u.s. constitution. like the constitution, it's designed to create a whole new country. the bill would entirely remake our immigration system with the explicit purpose of ensuring that criminals are able to move to the united states and settle here permanently with immunity. they may think we are exaggerating for effect. we are not exaggerating no each a little bit. the new way forward most radical piece of legislation we have seen in this country ever. makes the green new deal look like the status quo. the documents says this and quoting it verbatim. convictions should not lead to deportation, end quote. keep in mind not talking about convictions for double parking or even for dui. the bill targets felony convictions, serious crimes that could send to you prison for years and should. a press release from congressman jesus garcia of illinois is expressive. it will break the quote prison to deportation pipeline. somethi

jim mcgovern, ilhan omar, rashida tlaib. it's just short of -- the way it is visually looking is short of watching kids through their toys out of the crib. >> and i won't participate in it. i don't care, i don't care what these people do, i will not participate in caring. i decline to give these people in both parties what they want, which is to pay attention to them being small minded. >> harris: michigan governor gretchen whitmer had the democratic response and brought up impeachment. the president, as i was told by white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley yesterday, did not bring up the word "impeachment." here's the rebuttal last night. >> as we witnessed the impeachment process in washington, there are some things each of us, no matter our party, should demand. the truth matters. facts matter. and no one should be above the law. >> harris: your reaction? >> about the president's speech was one of the best he has given. i thought that was one of the best rebuttals i've ever seen. i thought she did a really good jo

if the legislation is sponsored by 44 house democrats, including ilhan omar and alexandria conseil cortezit's roughly 4,400 words long, that means it's a must exactly as long as the u.s. constitution. like the constitution, it's designed in a whole new country. the bill would entirely remake our immigration system with the explicit purpose of ensuring that criminals are able to move to the united states and settle here permanently with immunity. they may think we're exaggerating for effect, but were not exaggerating, not even a little bit. the new way forward act as the single most radical piece of legislation we have ever seen proposed in this country, ever. it makes the green new deal look like the status quo. a document produced by democrats to promote the bill says this and we are quoting it verbatim. "convictions should not lead to todeportations." keep in mind, we are not talking whatns convictions were double parking or even for dui. the bill targets felony convictions, serious crimes that could send you to prison for years, and should. a press release from congressman garcia of il

both representative ilhan omar and keith ellison who's now minnesota's attorney general are both backingnot klobuchar, anderson. >> amy klobuchar, i mean, is known for retail politics. the same reporter doesn't think that will help her on super tuesday in the minnesota primary. >> no, we talked about that. we were talking about how most years she tries to actually visit all 87 counties in minnesota. she's really strong on retail politics. but, again, he says not even that is going to help her on super tuesday. >> interesting. well, we'll see. it's up to the voters. randi kaye, thanks very much. >>> there are new developments tonight in the fight to contain the coronavirus outbreak. coming up next, the latest on infected american travelers back on u.s. soil and the many questions that are coming home with them. through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from finding out what's selling best... to managing your fleet... to collaborating remotely with your teams. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that'

. >> let's listen to ilhan omar was speaking a moment ago -- no, we've moved on. this is a bernie sanders rally, team? is that what we're listening to? that's rashida tlaib speaking for bernie sanders. >> it's a great privilege to be here. and if i was on the board of the georgetown admissions i would accept this man. i am supporting bernie sanders because there is no truer voice, no more prophetic voice no, more steadfast voice, no more working people's champions voice than bernie sanders. and it isn't just that he's been fighting for a very long time. mark and i co-chair the progressive caucus in congress. but guess who was one of the co-founders of the progressive caucus in 1991. that's right. bernie sanders. guess who was the chairperson of the progressive caucus from 1991 to '98. guess who was fighting for a living wage in 1993. so his analysis -- >> rashida tlaib is actually not there. she was replaced at the rally by mark polkan you who see sitting to the right of camila jayapal who is speaking for bernie sanders. how much of this dust-up with hillary clint