joining us now, congressman, joe crowley, a member of the house law enforcement caucus.d to see you, congressman. for people who don't know. the president began this task force on 21st century policing. tell us why or if you think this is the time to try to move this forward. >> i think it is part of the answer in terms of addressing the issue of violence in our country. particularly as it pertains to the police departments around the country. here in new york with the great commissioner we have, we have been fortunate to see steps taken of new training, additional training in the wake of what took place on staten island, the gardner incident. i happen to represent the police academy here in queens. i was taking a tour of the brand new facility, state-of-the-art. i stumbled into a role play that was take place. the federal mounties were there at the same time ensuring the type of training our police officers are getting are much more sensitive to ratcheting down and trying to deal with these issues in a different way. it is going to have a beneficial effect here in new y

. >> and by the way -- >> wait a second, let's watch joe crowley here.have a lot of tape tonight. congressman joe crowley from queens, who lost a cousin. he talked about that. in 9/11. here he is talking about hillary as a first responder, really. >> hundreds worked on the pile in the days after 9/11. first they came to find survivors. but eventually searched for remains. they didn't worry about their own health. they were told the air was fine. but it wasn't. and when health issues emerged years later, hillary clinton was still by their side. >> i thought joe crowley was one most effective speakers tonight. he was good at reminding you that hillary clinton was actually a very popular and very effective senator in new york. and that her -- >> she was good with constituents. >> she was very good with constituents. she was also good with other senators. she was pretty popular when she came into the senate. and she was also very sort of giving sophomore senator when barack obama came in, she was one of the first people to reach out to him. i wanted to ampli

i'm joined in littlefield by democratic congressman joe crowley from new york.ou are part of the new york delegation. hillary clinton was yours editor. everybody who knows hillary clinton personally says she is warm and friendly and kind and caring. that is not how the public sees her. explain the disconnect for me. >> i do not know if she has always been on the forefront and the target of a lot of lies, you know. if you say lies enough, people believe them, but the hillary clinton i know and have known for so long is deep, emotional, , and i hope that comes through tonight. route for the better her success -- persuade people she is likable and appealing or persuade them that donald trump is simply unacceptable? i think it's both, that she is appealing, but also why she is the most prepared president and why con man donald trump is the most unprepared person in america probably to be president of the united states. >> but the appealing bit is perhaps the heart of it, isn't it? she has been in the public eye for a long time. people know who hillary clinton is and

speakers did mention isis including former presidential candidate howard dean, new york representative joe crowley and former secretary of state madeleine albright. you can hear much more of george's interview with joe biden later on "good morning america." diane and kendis. >> all right. we'll look out for that. thank you, adrienne. >>> an issue hanging over the convention is the hacking of the democratic national committee's computers. now, experts say there is growing evidence of the involvement of russian intelligence agencies in that hacking. >> they claim a smoking gun and the hacker's malware code was an ip address that had been previously attributed to russian hackers. donald trump is denying suggestions that russians may be working to get him elected pointing out that in a tweet, he has, quote, zero investments in russia. >>> and president obama and tim kaine speak tonight, which you'll see live at 10:00 p.m. eastern on air, and you can always catch it on abc news digital, as well. >>> a massive wildfire has caused a state of emergency in los angeles county. the so-called sand fire has no

computer says joe crowley. >> mario cuomo. >> finally, completely wrong. [ buzzer ] >> i have been waitingity to say that. sir, you have a chance to steal with 10 points. >> zoe miller. >> this is not fair. >> we have a champion. 65-60. the greatest competition that we have had. >> that looked like tough competition. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. we have got you covered all night special america's election headquarters 10:00 p.m. i will be here with megyn. greta goes "on the record" right now. >> if you thought the democratic convention was going to be a yawn, hold on to you're seats. bernie sanders supporters disrupting the program. [chanting] and stunning political drama unfolding with the chairman of the dnc getting booed by the state off the stage by her own delegates. and that was before the convention even got gaveled to begin. no one expect this high stakes drama. "on the record" is live in philadelphia, pennsylvania and get ready because we are kicking off prime time at the 2016 democratic national c

up next panelists including representatives joe crowley and chris coons and david wasserman of the "cookreport" discuss key political races in 2015. this event took place earlier this morning in philadelphia which is home of the democratic national convention. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you for being here this morning. i am president of atlantic live, welcome to our morning briefing, i hope everyone have a copy and banana muffins to kickstart your day. a few things to get started. i want to thank our underwriters in philadelphia who made this possible. the american petroleum institute, vote for energy.org, makers mart provide manhattan delegates, the cocktail hour this afternoon, you have to come back at 4:00 for that. like yesterday after the session our friends from lulu lemon will lead a meditation session. sounds like a joke but it is not. i was a doubter yesterday but i did it, and if you do it will be worth your while and get your day off to a good start. we are on twitter at hashtag "the atlantic," after both of our conversations we will have time for your question so to t

speakers include senator chris coons, congressman joe crowley and ben lujan. and cook political report house editor david wasserman. >> it's nice to see you all there. i'm president of atlantic five and welcome today to over a morning briefing at the dnc. i hope everybody had enough coffee and banana nut muffin to kick start their day. i want to thank our underwriters have made this week in philadelphia possible, american potomac institute, aft and makers mark. they will provide us with bourbon ballot at the talk to our this afternoon. you will have to come back at 4:00 for that. like yesterday after this session our friends from lululemon are going to come over and lead a meditation session. if it sounds like a joke it's not. i was a bit of a that are yesterday but i did it and accompanist after the session and i promise you, it would you, it will take a day off to good start. we are on twitter at hashtag the atlantic it relied on c-span and after both of our conversations is when we'll have time for your questions. so now to the subject at hand. as the democ

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between her recollection, joe crowley and especially the police man who wasn't in the flame and live,ore joe sweeneys and she needs them out there for herb day e. every day and week now to he november to take back the demographic. >> when you say that, more blue sweeney means nor blue collar white guys and particularly of a certain age but thank that is dem graphic she does most poorly >> what the democratic convention is doing is they have gone from health care to hillary clintonies term as sejt of state we are hearing from people that worked had her right now, amy who is on the floor and we're about to hear from the woman who was secretary, one of the female secretaries of state who preceded hillary clinton, madeleine albright. and david brooks, it's interesting to think about hillary clinton's term in conducting foreign policy. because, you know, it was time of such turn moil, and the question is how much to you pin on hillary clinton. >> i thoughted highlight of her career was senator. she was an outstanding senator working extremely well, especially with the republicans, lindsey

joe sweeney of the nypd laura manning, a survivor of 9/11, and congressman joe crowley all addressed of hillary clinton's record of fighting terrorism. and while the republicans want to try to play a political game out of this issue, let's remember hillary clinton has a record of being part of the decision team to go after osama bin laden, of course putting the strictest sanctions in the history of iran against them. let's remember donald trump has become a recruiting tool for isis. he's advocated agendas that congressman mckaul, a republican says would be a recruiting tool for isis. >> even though these two candidates are very different, when it comes to how they'll battle terror the lines are unusual, you know. he's talking about, you know bombing the oil fields you know so that he can decimate isis' money source but then sort of reversed that later. and she's more hawkish traditionally but seems to be pursuing more of the obama agenda that's been you know controversial at least back here at home. >> right. well it's hard to figure out exactly where donald trump is on a lot of thes

congressman joe crowley, the vice chair of the democratic caucus.our nation's capitol. congressman, good morning to you. >> thank you, steve. good morning. >> i know a bill is up for a vote this week. what would it do? >> the bill that may be up this week, we don't know at this pointt may be up tomorrow or pushed to next week. it's known as the cornyn bill. a no fly, no by with ohm a three-day background check. law enforcement and the fbi has said that's not enough time for -- to do a proper background check. the individual who is responsible for the death in charlotte last year, the charlotte nine, didn't fail the background checks for at least, i think, four or five days. he would not have been covered by that. >> sure. would any of the recent mass shootings have been stopped by what is being proposed? >> i don't believe so. >> people are looking at it and saying if you want to do something, let's do something that would make a difference. right now, though, the way we sh set this up, the sit-in was a couple of weeks ago. i know the democrats appa

please welcome the guests for the first of our two conversations, new york congressman joe crowley, vice chair of the democratic caucus. [ applause ] senator chris coons from delaware and ben ray luhan, chair of the dccc. david wasserman, also known as analyst on nbc news election night decision desk and for his book, better know a district. and leading the conversation, my colleague, molly ball. thank you, everybody. >> hi, everybody, thank you so much for coming. well, let's jump right in with the big question, starting with the senate, senator coons are democrats go to retake the senate. >> i'm confident they are going to retake the majority this fall. it's not going to be simple or easy. given the numbers mentioned in the introduction, as you look at the candidates we've got and resources we've got as a party, i'm fairly optimistic that we're going to take back control of the senate. if you look at the map for getting to four or five, i think it is relatively at this point straight forward to predict what that path is going to be. i'll say that evan bayh's decision to jump into the r

i know my colleague, representative joe crowley will be speaking with you later and he published an excellent report with many ideas about how to take steps to make sure more americans can enjoy a safe, secure and comfortable retirement. same with many private sectors participants on today's panels who have done extensive work in this area. lastly, i know that many participants here with the aspen institute have the sorts of innovative solutions that are going to be critical to solving the long-term challenges that we as an entire nation face when it comes to retirement security and certainly look forward to you sharing your thoughts and your ideas on what we do to move forward to address this retirement gap as we observe the tenth anniversary. i want to thank you for having me here today, for opening remarks and i'm excited that you are convened around this topic and look forward to looking over the results of your deliberations. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you so much, congressman polis. so we've now had another opportunity to hear from another congressman who has dedicate a lot of of

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