with governor jay inslee of washington state. i'm wolf blitzer. governor inslee is cross-claimicross-claim framing his campaign around climate issue. he says this is the 11th hour to solve the problem and if elected he'll make climate change the number one priority of the united states. tonight governor inslee will take questions from democrats and independents who say they plan to participate in the democratic primaries and caucuses. please welcome governor jay inslee. >> thank you, i appreciate it, thank you, thank you, thank you. all right, thank you. >> please be seated. govern governor inslee we've got a lot of questions from this audience, questions on climate change. get right to the first question. from a student at american university here in washington. edward, go ahead. >> as a college student who studies environmental science i don't understand why the white house has openly denied science and is willing to bolser initiatives. i've yet to decide who i support for president in 2020. what can you say to me and others in my generation on t

governor jay inslee joins me now.ood to see you. >> thanks for having me on. >> your views on climate change are complex. i laid out what a lot of people are talking about. the green new deal. how does what you are proposing compare to the green new deal? >> the aspirations are largely the same. look, we know this. we are the first generation to feel the sting of climate change. we are the last generation that can do something about it. we know we can, should and will build a clean energy economy. we're doing that in my state where we're about to pass a bill that will give us 100% fossil free energy by 2045. we're closing the last coal fire plant. we're developing new building standards. we'll have 50,000 electric cars on the road. the kind of thing we're doing in washington state, i believe, is is a template for success to defeat climate change nationally, but we have to make this a priority. that's why i have today am asking democratic colleagues who are running for this office to call for a climate change debate. w

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washington governor jay inslee is trying to meet by focusing on one major issue.mate change. he is the governor of a state that has many sanctuary cities. here is the map of it. just the kind of places to which president trump is suggesting sending migrants crossing the u.s./mexican brother. welcome. >> thank you. >> let me start before he get to other topics. i know the seattle mayor wrote an op-ed for "the washington post" that basically condemned the president's weaponization. he said, fine, send them, take them. is that your attitude? and should this -- regardless of the president's tone, should this be part of the temporary solution? >> this is yet another bombastic chaos that is simply not going to work for this ineffective president for several reasons. number one, you can't threaten somebody with something they are not afraid of. we are not afraid of diversity in the state of washington. it is the basis of our economic and cultural success. we are built as a state of immigrants. we have welcomed refugees as we did the vietnamese refugees with the republica

governor jay inslee was unable to attend this week's n.a.n. conference, but i'm glad he could join us today and make his case. welcome to the show, governor. >> thank you. sorry i missed it. i had to be governor for a while. so thanks for having me on your show, reverend, appreciate it. >> we understand. let me ask you, climate change is a central part of your campaign, and you say it also impacts social justice and other areas. explain what you want to see done about climate change and how it also affects the areas of social justice and, for that matter, the underprivileged and people of color who disproportionately live in a lot of the areas that are most impacted by this. >> well, yes. i think what we know is very clear that we are the first generation to feel the sting of climate change, and we are the last generation that can do something about it. and i am the candidate in the race that is saying that defeating climate change, building a federal government around the organizing principle that we but build a clean energy economy. and whil

. >> this morning i'll democratic presidential hopeful governor jay inslee of. washingt joining me for inside and analysis are nbc news capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt,n "washin post" column anonymous eugene robinson, daniel let ka and "new york times" column anonymous david brooks. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." ng announcer: from nbc news in washington, the t running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. when donald trump waslected many people expected or hoped perhaps that the presidency woulchange him. it didn't. instead, he is changing the presidency. two examples this week of mr. trump flouting convention. one, unhappy his first attorney general jeff sessions did not protect himll from the m investigation. mr. trump fired him and replaced himith bill barr, wednesday gave him what sessions never would. russian y on the interference investigation that his campaign had been, quote, spied on. two, unhappy that the department of homeland security has often resisted his get tough and somet

. >> i'll interview governor jay inslee of washington. joining me for inside analysis are kasie hunt, "washington post" columnist, daniel plenga, and david brookes. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running television show in history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning, when donald trump was elected many hoped the presidency would change him. it didn't. two examples of mr. trump flout flouting convention. one unhappy his first attorney general did not protect him from the mueller investigation, mr. trump fired him and replaced him with bill barr who gave him legitimacy to the talking point on the russian interference, that his campaign had been spied on. two, mr. trump sacked dhs's leadership, axing four top officials, and said he was thinking about sending immigrants at the border into sanctuary cities. what is clear, mr. trump is trying to change the presidency or at least his presidency and reshape it in his own image. what is less clear, if he really wan

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jay inslee says from his state where they put it on the ballot twice, it got defeated. it is a hard thing to do. it is politically difficult to justify sometimes. host: how would a carbon tax work? what would it do? guest: the basic premise is that you price the damage that is done from emitting carbon dioxide in the air. you're talking about future climate change, future generations having public health problems, asthma from particulate matter in the air. these are things that you can monetize. there is disagreement over the cost and how quickly you rip it up. p it up. -- ram you want to make it harder to put pollution in the air. askinghe new york times candidates this question, all of them say they think we should be in the paris agreement. seven out of 18 supported carbon tax. does that matter to all of you? let's go to mike in white plains, new york. good morning. caller: mi on the air? host: you are. caller: put it this way, the earth is about ready to run out of water. we are wasting fuel. we waste food. 2020, it is what we do now. we need to have tough environme

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. >>> this week, we will go one- on-one with jay inslee and that airs tomorrow morning at 6:30. that is followed by mornings on 2 from 7:00 until 10:00. >>> president trump will deliver the keynote speech at the nra national convention. he's due to speak at the convention. last year's speech, he told the group that the second amendment rights would never be under siege as long as he is president. >>> the time is 4:35. subordination, neglect, sexual abuse, those are some of the series complains we're hearing in the disabled community. back in february, investigates talked about major problems with a care provider. >> now they are taking the investigation further. we uncovered more cases of alleged abuse and accusations in the system that was meant to >>> finally coming forward. >> it was crazy. >> reporter: he is shedding a light on what he saw as hidden horrors impacting our communities most vulnerable. >> i've been trying to tell people about it, the things that i have seen. >> reporter: as the number of people with developmental disability's grows by the thousands every year,

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i see that mostly as jay inslee punching up. but it does speak to the fact that voters at least in a democratic primary very much do care about this issue that o'rourke will now be selling around the country. >> all right, gentlemen, thank you. up next, we just spoke about biden's economic message. but within sector of the democratic electorate is not happy with some of the anti-big business rhetoric coming out right now. who is worried and why. that is next. we see two travelers so at a comfort innal with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ...or trips to mars. $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online

kamala is bringing in crowds, so is beto, and jay inslee among candidates going heavy on policy as wellge it seems to be anyone's game. with me, two reporters who have been covering the democratic race for president up close. alley vitaly in las vegas, she heard three democratic candidates speak, and alex walled who hasn't picked up all his belongings and moved to iowa yet but certainly getting pretty close. alex, how do you measure momentum at this stage in april of 2019? >> well, momentum is about change, about expectations versus where you are now. i have to say of all candidates whose fund-raising numbers we have seen so far, the only one that really surprised me, impressed me, pete buttigieg. more donors than kamala harris, for somebody that was totally unknown on the national stage, mayor of a pretty small city in indiana who has been getting a ton of buzz and attention, more people learn about him, the more they like him. my question is is it a fling or something they want to settle down with. i talked to donors that committed to other candidates but are giving to him because the

. >> kellyanne conway and presidential candidate of the week, jay inslee, the of washington state, in studio, he's running on a climate change focus. >>is name is entirely too ea ll. >> pete btigieg, you're doing good today. >> beto. >> beto? >> not beto. >> beto. >> we could go through this, we ave a whole pronunciation guide. it is donald. most people call him the donald. it is dona. >> like target. >> trump. trump. >> a reminder, you can sees" "mt the pr comes up every sunday at :30 here after n"news 4 today." should be a good show. from chuck to clay. >> yes. >> we'reki t about weather alert today. >> yes. finally have some timings for this first round ofwo orms. first round will hit us between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. and that's the bigger one, closer to midnight. 11:00 p.m., midnight. as it stands now, 6:00 to 8:00 around 1 and the main event, 11 p.m. >> w whenre all sleeping. >> yes, could be a wake-up call. let's look outside now, even in the midst of the clouds, the rain, the drizzle, the fog, our temperatures tside, we're already above our normal high temperature across the area.

. >>> plus in our series "the road to 2020," washington governor jay inslee joins us in our studio withng climate change the focus of his presidential campaign. >>> and chip reid takes a look at two popular pet care apps wag! and rover, reports of dogs being mistreat order even killed. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanking for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com alrightygreat!guys are almost all set. sounds good! honey, while you finish up here, i'll grab us some coffee. ok. ♪ (music stops) ready to go? but... i... ♪ getting a volkswagen during the sign then drive event. it's almost that easy. with practically just your signature, you can get a 2019 volkswagen jetta for zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing. live from the bay area studios this is kpix5 news tarmac >>> a live look from the camera looking east. the beautiful bay bridge this morning. another breezy day ahead it's thursday april 11. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm anne makovec. that's take a look at the weather

we will also hear from washington state governor, jay inslee.his portion of the summit is about three hours. ♪ kelley: welcome back y'all! stretch out before i do all that wobbling now! [applause] [laughter] kelley: welcome back, welcome back, welcome back! from the an aa cp said today is going to be a long day, one.t will be a powerful we are in the middle of our power building exercises right now, and i have a treat for you. friends, in, my just the second, we will do a deep dive into exactly how we got to where we are today particularly with that impact of the far right, which represents only a small sliver of this country, holding a majority of the power. does anybody feel that in your communities, what that feels like? it feels like injustice, oppression, like our people not getting the representation they deserve. but at the end of the day, none of that happened by accident. it happened because of the structures, systems, and policies, did not put people at the center. we will hear from a speaker who will tell us how it went wrong and impo

is this week we go one on one with washington state governor jay inslee in. it will be on tomorrow morning at 6:30. >>> lawmakers considering a bill that would allow employees to bring their babies to work. the bill passed a committee vote yesterday. the babies will be eligible for the pilot program up to six months old. the lawmakers said it would help to improve bonding time for the babies. he also says the bill is a response to the expensive cost of child care. >>> another measles exposure, this time at two college campuses. up next, where it happened and what you need to do to stay safe if you have been exposed. >>> the nfl draft continues today. a look at the 1st round choices for the raiders and 49ers. >>> this right here is a look at your drive, 680, it is foggy but traffic is clear. >>> lots of fog today, it will be cooler. temperatures in the city only in the 60s. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. we are the bobcat belles. we a

jay inslee is here in studio 57.paign is focusing on climate change. plus, we're going to go to augusta, georgia, to celebrate day one of the masters with jim nantz of cbs sports. first, here is today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> this morning, julian assange's long standoff with international authorities is finally over. >> julian assange, the founder of wikileaks, holed up in this building, was arrested by british police. >> how quickly could we see him back on u.s. soil? >> assange and his attorney they made it clear, they're going to fight these charges, so this could be a long time before he comes here. >> take a look at these flags. all of the wind is reminding me of covering a hurricane. >> it left an imprint of debris on that building behind me. this was truly heard and felt throughout the city. >> president trump said here yesterday the counterintelligence investigation was an attempted coup. attorney general william barr indicating he would investigate the investigation. >> bernie sanders says he is now a milli

the issue is one-on-one with governor jay inslee. that's tomorrow morning from 7 am to 10 pm. >>> a homeless camp putting hundreds of jobs at risk? this is on alameda avenue next to home depot. the company says that the camp is driving away customers. they hired off-duty police officers after an increase of thefts and car break-ins. the councilman said that if the city doesn't act fast would le area. and 300 jobs will be at stake. >> if we don't deal with this issue they are moving. they are going to shut down home depot and move. including the bay island gymnastics. they've made it very clear as well as 24-hour fitness. >> the councilman says that making all of alameda avenue and no parking zone is one idea to clean up the area. they will also try to find a place for the people to go. and demolished during a wed ay police sweep said that they confiscated his boat illegally. he said he was on his sailboat, making repairs to sail the boat into a marina. he said the police officer said he needed to move his boat within the next 24 hour

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. >>> jay inslee tonight at 10:00 on cnn. >>> academy of pediatrics calling for the recall of fisher-price's rock 'n play. the consumer products safety commission is asking customers to stop using the rock and play sleeper if their children are able to roll over. they say that warning does not go far enough. they are asking stores to remove the product from shelves. >> this is important. so many people think you are being safe when you put your baby in. the point is accidental suffocation of a baby that can roll over. the soft fabric on the sides. a doctor says a baby should be on their back, no soft bedding. the commission is not mandating this be taken off the shelves, they are working with the manufacturer to take it off the shelf. >> this is a chair your kid may be sleeping in right now. i know mine did. >>> caught on video, a seattle couple narrowly escaping death as a power pole falls and crushes their car, with them inside. they were trapped in their ford edge. they were lucky to have survived with only minor injuries. >> the car could blow up. all kinds of things were going through m

some democrats, including 2020 contender jay inslee are calling the bluff on that saying, sure, theye in their state. >> look you can't threaten somebody with something they are not afraid of. we are not afraid of diversity in the state of washington. we relish it. >> i am joined by justice reporter julia ainsley, gabby orr and jeff mason are back. julia, let me start with you. last week our sources were telling us, this was not a legal plan, this was rejected. the idea of sending migrants to sanctuary cities. not going to happen. now the president is oh we're still considering it. his press secretary said it is still on the table. i ask this we will jlegit miimao snark. >> i think they've gotten rid of a lot of people who would counteract anything the president wants with a legal or logist logistical perspective. think about that they're trying to get rid of the general council at dhs, kirstjen neilsen, people said you have to think of a way to legally do this and on friday the president thought he was getting traction. people were talking about this in the media. he wanted to flip

we will go one-on-one with washington state governor and presidential candidate jay inslee. it will air tomorrow morning at 6:30. it will be followed by mornings on 2. >>> there is another measles exposure. this time, affecting two big universities in southern california. we will tell you more about that and how to stay safe if you have been possibly exposed. >>> plus, the nfl draft continues. we will take a look at the first round draft picks. joining the raiders or the 49ers. >>> and we will have a check on the commute in the south bay. here is the commute on west bound 80. the bay bridge toll plaza is relatively light this friday morning. >>> temperatures starting to cool off yesterday. it is about 10 degrees above average. we are the bobcat belles. we are a drill team from hallsville, texas. i'm the marketing director at the chick-fil-a in longview, texas. every year we do a novelty routine last year we were inflatable cows. some lady posted it online - got so many views. that made the video, the cow suits. the morning we were leaving for our nationals competition we sur

jay inslee said he was considerate because he knows in his state, they would put it on the ballot and it got defeated. it is a hard thing to do. it is politically difficult to justify sometimes. host: why? how would it work and why is it a hard thing to do? that yousic premise is price the damage that is done from emitting carbon dioxide into the air. you're talking about future climate change affecting future generations and having public health problems, asthma from particular matters, from anything that goes into the air. these are things you can monetize. there is disagreement over the cost where you start and how quickly you wrap it up. you want to make it harder for emitters to put damaging pollution into the air. host: i wonder for our viewers if the result of this survey matters to you, specifically democratic callers. the new york times asked these candidates these questions and all of them say they think we should be in the paris agreement. 18 supported a carbon tax. does that matter to all of you? mike is of first who is a democrat in white plains new york. caller: mi on th

. >>> we will go 101 with jay inslee. the heirs tomorrow morning at 6:30, followed by mornings on 2 from 7:00 to 10:00. >>> a dangerous chemical spill near chicago some people to the hospital. it happened in beach park. that is a suburb north of chicago. police say that a tractor was towing two to 10 contain years of ammonia when i started leaking. they say the gas has strong suffocating fumes that created a toxic cloud. >> we want to make sure that if someone was sleeping with the windows open last night, that they are safe. people can inhale this and not know and then quickly become unconscious. >> the people living near the gas leak were told to stay in side. the schools were also closed for the day. >>> a fiery crash in colorado is under investigation this morning after several people were killed. 12 cars and three big rigs were involved in the crash in lakewood, right near denver. the crash at down interstate 70 and one of the big rigs was speeding and crashed into other cars, setting off a chain reaction crash, expl

. >> washington governor jay inslee talked about something you wrote about this week.at he said is driving a lot of the problems with illegal immigration. >> number one i would attack climate change because a lot of these people are climate refugees, not all of them but a lot of them. >> the ones is a lot of refugees are leaving their home countries and trying to come here illegally because of climate change. >> there are a lot of people trying to leave their countries and come to the country illegally but to say people are fleeing their countries because of the climate, because of weather patterns is a little bit above and beyond. what the left is trying to do is to say that because we are not taking the proper regulatory actions on climate change it is causing droughts, hurricanes, tornadoes, and worse and that is unfairly driving people from their home so and is incumbent on us as americans to open our borders and treat them like refugees, housing, feeding, clothing, set them up with jobs and this is straight out of the un's playbook which introduced a global path i

conference is over, it is time for congress and the american public to see report.the from governor jay inslee of washington, presidential candidate -- the attorney general should be the nations top law enforcement officer not a voice for the president. this press conference was a disgrace. echoed by elizabeth warren -- it is a disgrace to see the attorney general acting as if he is the personal attorney and publicist of the president of states.ed host: if the time schedule holds, about seven minutes until we hear from president trump at the white house, he is expected to speak from the east room at that event but bill scanlon told you about. this is amy in persephone, new jersey on the independent line. caller: i am a little tired of the money that was wasted on this. we will find out that this was a big hoax and a big waste of time come and we need to have them stop investigating our president. this is very dangerous that no one is taking -- why this whole thing started in the first place. and a lot of people from the democrat line are calling it very gullible fake news followers, they have

please give a warm welcome to governor jay inslee. ♪ >> good afternoon.ee and i am in love with we the people. we are the ones forming a more perfect union. and if we are going to have that, we have to get rid of a really imperfect president. that is what we have to do. i want to have a chance to talk with you about two things. first, why i think this is a unique moment in american history. washington real where things actually get done, washington state. i would like to talk you -- tell you why i think this is a unique moment. it is because we are the first generation to feel the sting of climate change and we are the last generation that can do something about it. and i am telling you today that if i am given the high honor as president, i will make defeating climate change the number one priority in the united states. that ison i will do because i know this is an urgent matter. people's homes are burning down. forests are burning down. miami is underwater. houston is flooded. fromle has so much smoke fires last year, kids could not go outside because o

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cnn is hosting a presidential town hall with 2020 candidate washington governor, jay inslee.osting. that is live from washington tonight at 10:00 eastern right here on cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. let's go to washington. "the lead with jake tapper" starts right now. >>> evidence-free accusations that the trump campaign was improperly spied upon. and they're not coming from president trump. "the lead" starts right now. >>> the new attorney general, bill barr, with a bombshell claim, saying he thinks spying did occur against the trump campaign under president obama. what did he mean? and is he going to ever show us any evidence of this? >>> president trump insisting that he's the decision maker behind his hardline immigration policy, as reports say tactics could soon become much more merciless at the border. >>> plus, it's the issue we could all be talking about in 2020. bernie sanders laying out his plan for medicare for all and ending the health insurance industry as we know it, but how's he going to pay for it? questions are going to have to

washington's governor and democratic presidential candidate jay inslee called it a terrible accident.sident trump made comments during a rally last night in wisconsin. >> now we are sending many of them to sanctuary cities. thank you very much. they are not too happy about it. i'm proud to tell you that was actually my sick idea. >> that is a line that has a lot of people going, what? boris sanchez is at the white house right now. the question this morning, was the president revealing new white house policy or was he just playing with the crowd there, boris? is there some consensus on that this morning? >> reporter: no. good morning. it appears the president was playing to the crowd. according to what we have heard about the story, remember that when this idea, reports about this idea first emerged, the white house dismissed it as something that had been previously discussed and then abandoned. abandoned, in part, because of what cnn heard from dhs officials who said the idea was likely illegal and came up twice before andan abandoned and white house it was what they dismissed and pre

washington governor and democratic presidential candidate jay inslee called it traditionally accidents show part of the crane that collapsed and crushing several cars on the street below. >> there were cranes on both sides of the building but the crane that came down on mercer came down on six cars. >> reporter: four people were killed when that huge structure fell. two of those people were crane operators, two others were in cars. four other people were evacuated by medics including a 4-month-old baby and the city's mayor said they are just lucky to be alive. >> we also saw some miracles. a mother with her young child who was in car that you can see was horrifically hurt and injured but she was able to get out. >> reporter: authorities said crews were starting to dismantle the crane when the accident happened and it was apparently being used to build part of a new google seattle campus. the cause of that crash? that's under investigation but several witnesses reported wind gusts at the time of the collapse. >> that was about a block away because i live in this neighborhood. and i was

governor jay inslee signed a bill into law yesterday raising the minimum age on tobacco purchases from 18 to 21. he was surrounded by students legislatures and health advocates inslee said that its much easier to prevent young people from becoming addicted and to treat addiction or disease later in life. the bill which also covers cigarettes and vaping products goes into effect on january first 2020 8 other states have passed similar bills justine. >>a new class is being offered at the university of kansas and it's raising some eyebrows. it's a new course a degree white male 's called studies course charts the rise of anger in white men in america and britain since the 1950's and explores the deeper sources and manifestations of this emotional state. it is supposed to be examining how dominant and subordinate masculine the knees connect to the modern right space movements of women, people of color homosexuals and trans individuals. the prerequisite for this class is women, gender and sexually studies. >>what is is israel not something out. >>take this sounds like interesting class and

. >>> jay inslee in a town hall moderated by wolf blitzer tonight at 10:00 p.m.rn on cnn. >>> more drama on capitol hill. candice owens erupted after democratic congressman ted lui played something discussing hitler. >> if hitler wanted to make germany great, fine. the problem is, he wanted, he had dreams outside of germany. >> i think it's apparent he thinks black people are stupid. he purposely presented an extracted clip. >> suspend for a moment. it is not proper to refer disparingly to a member of the committee. you may continue. >> sure, even though i was called despicable. >> they calling him a psycho pathic maniac. he made headlines in the new zealand mosque shootings. >>> actors lori loughlin and fif other parents face additional charges in the growing college admissions cheating scandal. they were charged with conspiracy to commit fraud. she and her husband are accused of paying half a million dollars to a fake charity run by rick singer, the master mind of this scam. the couple sought to get their daughters into usc as crew recruits, even though the gir

>>washington state governor jay inslee said in a statement this evening that he and his wife are hoping for a full and speedy recovery for those who are injured. he thanked first responders and urged people to stay clear of the accident scene. >>the driver police say is responsible for a fiery crash that killed 4 people was in court today roadshow was ariel argue maduro's faces numerous charges of vehicular homicide. a judge set his bond at $400,000. and arrows has no prior criminal history. police say he appears to have lost control of the truck. i do wear mud arrows told his family that the brakes went out his lawyer called it a tragic accident. also coming up tonight cooling towers are gone and massachusetts how people who live right by them are reacting to do to today's major demolition. >>and today, thousands of law enforcement agencies across the country took part in national drug take back day. one bay area city did their >>as the nation tries to get a grip on the prescription drug abuse epidemic. the us drug enforcement administration continues its prescription drug take program

for more on climate change, you can catch jay inslee on with me today at 3:00 p.m. eastern time.is through, but that's part of the issue. it's not the thing that most people vote on first. maybe it will be when the younger generation becomes the mass of the population. >> or it will be if he makes the case of how it's damaging people's well-being. >> broader than just the economic -- the climate statistics, the idea that it's health care, migration. all sorts of issues. hopefully. >> hopefully. >>> next the trump administration announces new moves to tighten sanctions on iranian oil exports. we're going to look at how this might affect you at the gas pump and if allies will even comply. y up. down. down. ah ah! that's one. up. that's two. down. down. get down, get down. and i don't add up the years.. but what i do count on... is boost®. delicious boost® high protein nutritional drink has 20 grams of protein, with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. boost® high protein. look for savings on boost® in your sunday paper. the doctor's office might mejust for a shot.o but why go back t

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. >> climate is something we're hearing from all of the democratic candidates, specifically jay insleed he mention any specific policy because i don't think that he's a green new deal guy. >> he's embraced the notion of something large and i think he said favorable things about the green new deal without endorsing the particulars. but interestingly, that question -- or that answer was in response to question about priorities. he has said that he considers political change, that is campaign finance reform, reform of the supreme court, get rid of the electoral college, get rid of the filibuster, is necessary to get the kind of policies we need to address 21st century problems. so when we get to those policies, climate is first. and i said why is climate first, not the economy and he made the answer you just played which was climate is the economy. it's vital to the economy. and i think that's consistent with what other democrats are saying. but he's a pretty articulate proponent of that view. >> thank you for doing it and shares it with us. >> you bet. >> that lunch looked good, didn't i

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. >> i want to let you watching at home know tomorrow we have governor jay inslee who is a democraticial candidate. he wants climate change to lead the 2020 issues. we are looking forward to having him for that. i also want to tell you one other thing before you let you go. it is easy to forget that we are only a few months into this new congress that came to power in a blue 2018 wave that had the highest mid-term turn out if 50 years and the most women running ever. as we like to point out, that goes beyond politics. women and feminism are at in different parts of our culture. beyonce has been sparking her own national conversation including her coachella performance from a forth coming documentary just announced for netflix. >> what advice would you have to give this generation? >> tell the truth. >> looks pretty good. in the intersection of culture and politics is something we look at here on the beat which gets me to where i wanted to go. i sat down with one of beyonce's most trusted producers. he produced lemonade, her personal album exploring challenges in their marriage and rec

kamala harris, elizabeth warren were not there, beto o'rourke was that there, washington governor r jay insleeas not there. beto o'rourke recently called netanyahu a racist. can you talk about this breaking of the consensus. you have an event taking place that is getting tremendous pushback that has people like marc lamont hill going, as well ,s linda sarsour, dave zirin and others. you have a number of groups protesting this, but you also have them pushing back and the university standing up for the right o of this gathering to spk about palestine, that will be taking place may 4, this saturday. so there is a breaking of consensus. ilhan omar is not out there alone, though she is the lightning rod for all of this. >> absolutely. >> it is so important. i think our number of variables and angela's leadership and visibility on the since the delegation in 2011 has been really remarkable. i also want to put in context, , butovement in brazil here, it is not just us. it is also some of the young leaders in the movement for black lives who in 2016, included and the reason for black lives, solidarity