aside and yet younger people, new people come in and try it out and see how they do. >> so crowley, joe crowleypposed to be, if pelosi steps aside, a lot of people think crowley, and he is gone. now who? >> people talking about joe kennedy, it is going to be a fight. no question about it. and maybe that right. that again, is a consequence of her sitting there for so long hanging on to that party with no regard to bringing up these younger members. >> we have seen this a number of times, saw it in pennsylvania, in ohio recently. republicans try out a lot of different messages, they try taxes, try culture war and end up on nancy pelosi, is it a strong strategy for republicans to run on this year or represent the absence of any other strategy. >> it fires up our base. and nancy pelosi is prone to gaffes. i respect her to keep a caucus together. but she comes out and says things like $1,000 to an american family is crumbs. her stunning gaffe was about ms-13. she went after them with fury, and indicting them on everything. she said they are people too. gaffes like that could lead to follow-up questi

big trump hater congressman joe crowley, who many expected was going to take nancy pelosi's place, justt his primary election. in other words, he is out! that's a big one that nobody saw happening. perhaps he should have been nicer, and more respectful, to his president!" ( audience reacts ) yes-- >> audience: boo! >> stephen: no, he's right. no, he's right. queens is big on politeness. ( laughter ) that's why on every street corner you'll hear, "excuse me, sir, i am walking here." ( laughter ) "but you may forget about it." and you may have gotten rid of owley, b doubt t cr socialist latina from queens is a huge fan of yours. "i'm so happy that alien has been defeated. i look forward to working with congressman predator." ( laughter ) quick programming note: alexandria ocasio-cortez will be my guest tomorrow night. right over there. ( cheers and applause ) i'm looking forward to it. >> jon: i'm looking forward to that. >> stephen: i think she's going to bring it. i think she's going to bring it. and trump was in such a celebratory mood last night, he retweeted this cartoon: he's surfin

>> it is definitely a problem if you are running and you saw what happened to joe crowley and you areike all of what we thought was happening could happen, the paradigm have shifted now. if i am nancy pelosi, i would say you can run against me if you want, i am the punching back, i am used to it. what happens is how you get there. if there is no credible contender to her and all of this sort of kind of watch away and it happened in the past and she has -- political retribution on people who challenged her. >> if i am her, if you need to run against me to win, go ahead and do it. >> shermichael, if this is what you need to win, go ahead, run against me. you will need 218 votes. 50 is not 218. having said that, is this an effective strategy on the republica republican side? >> no. absolutely. any time nancy's pelosi pelosi' mentioned, it worked. a lot of people believe that nancy pelosi is some what detached from many of their values and a lot of republicans go back to the affordable care act and if we pass a bill, we'll fine out what's in it. >> let me ask you this, does it matter what

you know, that what happened with the joe crowley-cortez race, that district worked for there.t's not going to work in the conor-lamb districts in 2018. so i think for democrats this interm fight is very interesting. what's going on with them is being overshadowed obviously by what's happening with republicans and trump. but that is something to watch. there is certainly tension there. >> i think that tension is overplayed. mike, i'll let you go in after this quick. mike said earlier the republican party has enough room for trump supporters, enough room for everyone. >> the republican coalition, there's traditional republicans and new republicans that are more trump. >> so hold on that thought. why is it different? stoohave a cortez or a bernie sanders which a bit more progressive than -- >> i think you're going to see the nancy pelosi part of the democrats or the establishment welcome them in where it works but then shun them where it doesn't, where it's not beneficial to them. it's a different dynamic, though. they're not looking at the progressive -- the left wing progressiv

the candidateave who defeated joe crowley. take a look at the ad she ran. [video clip] women like me are not supposed to vote for office. i was not born to a wealthy family. i was born in a place where your zip code determines your destiny. my name is alexandria a casio cortez. --ocasio- i'm organizer. i have worked with expectant mothers. i have tables. intogoing in -- and going politics was not part of the plant. but after 20 years of the same we have to ask -- who has new york been changing for? host: julie kohler? guest: again, i think it is a fantastic ad. it was very resonant with the voters in her district. even though it is very different than the previous ad, many of the qualities are similar. she shows her whole self, how and line she is with members of the district and reflects that she understands the issues they are grappling with. they are very, very similar. host: in touching on the economic concerns of district, are you concerned that the economy is doing well? the labor numbers in july, 157,000 jobs added. to unemployment rate fell 3.9%. ho

she rose to fame when she upset joe crowley in a primary for the 14th congressional district seat. supporters lined up for blocks outside the museum for a chance to see her speak. the 28-year-old ran on a socialist platform, signaling a possible shift in party policy ahead of the mid terms. >> it's an amazing experience to be herer and what we see is just -- to be here, and what we see is how excited and how ready this nations is to change in an am bimpt ambiti on ambitious way. >> the event raised $15,000. >> those living in cooper tino will have time to decide whether to change the way they tax apple and other companies. fwh >> reporter: per employee versus per square footage. that will go to voters in 2020. if the measure is passed then, restructuring could generate big bucks for the city. $8-10 million a year in fact. but many feel the money is not worth the mess. >> everyone is impacted by whatever happens to apple. >> reporter: he is the owner of bitter-sweet cafe in operation with just five employees. the proposed measure will aim to protect small businesses but impacts to a

support her because i am against bought politicians like the man that she defeated in her district, joe crowley, she defeated him with a grassroots organization. >> reporter: and received a rock star's welcome from the san francisco alliance and jane kim. >> [ applause ] >> reporter: in a room packed shoulder to shoulder in the mission where her message resonated. >> way too many americans make less than $30,000 per year. wary -- way too many. in the wealthiest society in the history of humanity, we can have good things. >> reporter: this was stopped two of two in san francisco for the 28-year-old candidate and self identified democratic socialist. >> reporter: in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> hundreds of evacuees are being housed at a single shelter in walnut creek. >> this rescue foundation, or are, has received hundreds of pets from the wildfires, they are often quicker to flee than owners. >> they smell smoke much better, there is chaos and people running in and out, they hear sirens and it is mass overstimulation. >> the rescued pets come from evacuation -- evacuate sins throughout california

the movement appears to be growing in popularity after alexandria carr's upset against joe crowley.jillian: 100 trucks recalled. todd: tracy carrasco here with more on why. i'm not a car expert but i do not believe that is supposed to happen. >> reporter: this is pretty dangerous, fiat chrysler recalling 1.4 million ram pickup trucks because tailgates with power locks can open when the truck is moving. the components of those power locks can break overtime causing the tailgate latch to open up. it does involve the 1500, 2500, and 3500 ram from 2015-2017. so far no reports of injuries which is good but can take your pickup truck back to the dealer and they will fix these problems. jillian: apparently if you lose your bank card it is not a bad thing anymore. >> reporter: the atm of the future. you no longer need a physical debit card. they are rolling out a new feature the cardless transaction, you just open up your mobile wallet on your smart phone whether it is apple, google pay or samsung, tap it open, inter-your pin and the money appears in your local wallet. you don't need the ca

alexandria ocasio-cortez turning heads for her far left socialist platform which helped her defeat joe crowleylow because everyone has two jobs, capitalism is not always existed in the world and it will not always exist in the world. medicare for all is much cheaper than the current system right now. rob: should the gop be embracing her message as well? our next guest says yes. roger marshall joins us to explain why. please explain. >> first of all from manhattan, kansas, when miss ocasio-cortez came to kansas with bernie and kansas heard the story of control, this scares us to death. it helps contrast the republican party where we want to give you choices versus the democrat socialist platform of control. our numbers have gone up since they came and visited. jillian: curious to see how this plays out, you have part of the democrat party that is really socialist, far left and then the more moderate left. a lot of democrats in recent weeks have taken a step back from the socialist attitude, socialist message. which democratic party will win here? there are two of them. >> most democrat candidat

she has been full of gaffes since her surprising primary win over joe crowley.s shown to be very uninformed on foreign policy. but she claims it's a non-story. >> the event was very successful. people are much more comfortable sharing hair personal issues. kennedy: is alexandria ocasio-cortez ready for the big league? she is amazing. i'm glad the press wasn't there because i'm sure she said something pretty bad. >> she couched not want the press there on safety. the people on the hard left who see her as their savior, they hate the media. we think of them friendly to democrats. they hate them. they say they are complicit in the fascism trump has brought to our country. that they are just as bad as conservatives which i think is scary. >> rumor has it -- ocasio-cortez might be giving a run for the right at the libertarian nomination. that joke didn't land. let's go on to the serious stuff. the problem with the socialists is their view of the press is to always have the press repeating what they regard as the truth. if you disagree with the person, you are not on

from donald trump because he said in one of his tweets, he said, "wow, big trump hater congressman joe crowleyt his primary election, in other words he's out, that's a big one nobody saw happening. perhaps he should have been nicer and more respectful to his president." so i ask you, alexandria ocasio- cortez-- >> yeah. >> stephen: --are you going to be nicer to the president? >> well, you know, the president is from queens, and with all due respect, half of my constituency is from queens, i don't think he knows how to deal with a girl from the bronx. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we will see. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: alexandria ocasio- cortez, everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's it for the "late show," everybody. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

shery: joe crowley is gone so who will take the leadership?eanne: they will have a leadership vote. they will decide when democrats take the house. on the republican side, we have a speaker of the house, the second in a row who is leaving office as you have a base you can control in congress. it is unprecedented that speakers reside like john boehner did and paul ryan is. you want to talk about a fractured race? you have leadership that cannot control the basin they are running for the hills here it o'brien: paul ryan, when he took over said he had two young kids. apologize if i left in a kids out. jeanne: he's got more, actually. o'brien: he said he had to be home for the kids. he wanted to spend time with his amec. he made it clear that was where he was going. departing speakers of the house on the republican side because you can't control the base. o'brien: and we believe in term limits. i think this move is terrific for republicans. shery: we have a good viewer question here. david: the one thing we learned in the last election is american

you may think this 28-year-old latino who stunned everyone winning against joe crowley, you might nother policies, but here is what the rnc did in an e-mail overnight. they said that she is a mini- mini-madora. a bridge too far? >> i'm not a fan of comparing folks to dictators and the like. you cannot deny that she is someone that is electrifying her constituency and people across the country. she won tremendously in her district, which overcoming the odds against someone who had a lot of experience. her problem is she has a tremendous learning curve. there's a lot you have to learn. she has made some mistakes out there on the campaign trail and in a lot of the interviews. it does open her up to these types attacks. she would be better served going out there doing retail politicking in her area and trying to avoid some of the bigger issues. it's a tremendous learning curve. >> when you have republicans -- i disagree with democratic socialism. i think her ideas are against american values. when you start comparing women candidates to dictators and when the president goes out and calls

she made a national name for herself several weeks ago when she upset incumbent, joe crowley, in a congressionalnew york. >> they told me i had to wait my turn, no, no. >> she urged her party to pay attention to the working class and minorities to increase voter turnout. the 28-year-old is a self identified democratic socialist and is expected to win in november in a heavily democratic district. >>> it is 5:56 am, the fires of the mendocino complex fire are spreading out over thousands of acres, fire crews are fighting exhaustion and dry hot weather conditions as the flames ray john. >>> plus, police in richmond have been responding to a rash of vehicle break-ins nearby, some caught on camera, ahead i show you the newly released surveillance video. >>> you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on an

one month after she upset long time new york congressman joe crowley.e has energized progressives. susie's timeless live with the support the candidate is getting tonight. >> reporter: well, alexandria acosio cortez is on her way from a more private fundraiser where she met with city leaders like jane kim. she is expected to get here in the mission district around 8 pm, but as you can see people have been lined up for the past 30 minutes or so waiting for her to speak, and tickets range anywhere from $10 to 2700. >> she is looking at herself on television right now. >> and her first foray into politics she defeated a congressional leader with 20 years of experience on capitol hill. elevating her to pseudo- celebrity status, and making her the youngest woman ever elected to congress. she is the democrats candidate for new york's 14th district in the bronx and beans. tonight, she is fundraising, with like-minded progressive democrats in the mission. >> because she is a young woman of color, and many people are excited and feel like it is time for a woman,

joe crowley, would -- >> would have. >> yeah, not going to be part of this final camp on leadership.a lot of people, and we have a lot of young people who are also moving up. and jim clyburn is brilliant. he's probably a much better politician than he's gotten credit for over the years. and we would love to see him in some leadership position. i don't know what position that would be. one of leadership. >> as you said, first things first. we love speaking with you. thank you so much. >> good to talk with you. >>> two big developments on north korea. one involved a diplomat handing something to a north korean and why that matters. >>> and briefing room surprise. five advisers with one united message. how much did the press know? the line between work and life hasn't just blurred. it's gone. that's why you need someone behind you. not just a card. an entire support system. whether visiting the airport lounge to catch up on what's really important. or even using those hard-earned points to squeeze in a little family time. no one has your back like american express. so no matter where yo

look at who want a new york city or joe crowley's successor cortez.mselves from those old-style politics is important for democrats right now. this is something internal to the senate. it is meant to be signed into law, but pretty impressive that it changed the name of a senate building. they've all been named one. >> you've been on capitol hill covering capitol hill for years. global senator mccain's dns or something that stood or something that stood out to you is something i'll never forget? >> look at who shoes he stepped into. barry goldwater. only two persons have represented that feed since january 1953. a lot of commonality. both of them were chairman of the armed services committee. both of them hunt or eligibility for president contacted because john mccain was born in the u.s. panel market now. barry goldwater was born in the territory before it came to stay. a lot of people will remember john mccain for that moment in the senate on health care. here is another one. he's part of the scandal in late 1980s and only two of the five sanders cam

. >> the establishment mostly wins but joe crowley may beg to differ.ining us. >>> when we return, let me finish the president's anti-media messaging which reminds me of some things that happened in the '90s. everything that's old is new again. you're watching "hardball." only fidelity offers two zero expense ratio index funds directly to investors. and now we have zero account fees for brokerage accounts. at fidelity, those zeros really add up. ♪ maybe i'll win, saved by zero ♪ mom: okay we need to get all your school supplies today... school... grade... done. done. hit the snooze button and get low prices on school supplies all summer long. like this case of paper for only $29.99 at office depot officemax. >>> let me finish tonight with presidents in the news media. it can feel like we're in territory we have never been in before. the president of the united states not just criticizing the press, but branding it the enemy of the people calling the media fake news, telling americans they have to pick sides, it's me or the lying press, donald trump tell

. >> the whole drama there, joe crowley seemed in position if pelosi were to step aside. he's not anymore. jason johnson, david jolly, john, thank you all for staying up late on a very fun election night. coming up next, good news for democrats hoping for that blue wave in november. going to break down some of the top tier democratic targets this november. they may be more favorable turf for party than we saw in the 12th district in ohio. that is next. >>> all right. welcome back again. officially still too close to call out there in ohio 12. even if democrat danny o'connor ends up falling short there there may be something for democrats to look forward to in november. potentially in that district. but maybe elsewhere too as the cook political reports david wasserman tweeted tonight, there are 6 republican held house seats less republican than ohio 12 according to the cook political partisan voting index. and there are also 119 less republican districts than that pa1 seat that democrats won back in march. the magic number for democrats to win the house, they need 23 to do

a bit of chickens before they're matched with joe crowley. is where we're going to find out who's the most motivated and whether or not the trump voter essentially acts as an obama voter, meaning when their candidate is on the ballot, they are there and they are enthusiastic and motivated, but when their candidate isn't on the ballot, as with obama in 2010 and 2014, they don't show up. by comparison, when i worked at the republican national committee in 2010, our magic number for obama was 46. we felt if he was below that, we'd take back the house. he was at 45. trump is obviously well below that. we also know there's a silent trump vote, people who vote for trump who don't want to say they do. then it's all going to come down to base motivation. this is not going to be about the middle. >> what's interesting about what you're saying is the other challenge i think we're seeing with republicans are women. you see republican women that are leaving the republican party in droves. what do we see on the front pages lately? the family separation is

we watched her topple a giant in national democratic politics, joe crowley in new york. she endorsed cory bush and said folks in missouri, you can do it, too. bush falling short though. so you don't necessarily have a part two. we wanted to see if there was energy somewhere besides that district in new york. not a great showing for clay. but certainly still he's not necessarily sweating at this hour. he's going to win that thing. the big outstanding drama is in kansas, this governor's race. i'm clicking to see if we've got anything new. kobach ahead by hundreds of votes. we want to get a better sense where that's coming from. if he wins this, you know trump will be crowing about it tomorrow and the republican establishment will be saying oh, what have we gotten ourselves into for november. certainly from an electoral standpoint, he could win but that looks like he's a tougher sell in a general election certainly than colyer. >> that phrase we keep using has never been using, every vote counts. we have a couple headlines at this hour. number one, a bunch of folks will be

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we've seen activity surrounding the woman that won the primary against joe crowley, cortez, i believe last name in new york. that may play in the bronx but it certainly will not play in my home state of ohio. you know where we are having a special election for example, next week where the democrat candidate in that congressional race, distanced himself from nancy pelosi and tried to be more moderate, like the likes of conor lamb in western pennsylvania. he who did win his special election. we need to walk away from this before it is too late. susan: brad, what do you think? >> i think there was a time not too long ago if you called a democrat a socialist you were defaming that person. today they get quite upset if you don't akin them to socialism. the younger candidates in the democratic party are identifying themselves as democratic socialists, whatever that means. so i think the democrats have an identity crisis. they have to figure out who and what they are. it is not enough to be against donald trump. by the way, it is not a good policy to give away free stuff. you have to work fo

but there's a question about how transferable what we saw in the new york race against joe crowley, how transferable that is to other races in the midwest, elsewhere in the country. democrats are more united. they do have problems, fissures within their party but it's not quite so clear as this side that side and that creates a formula where democrats can hold their coalition. >> it's not one sized fits all in the democratic party. nor is it in the republican party. that's what i think people need to understand. alexandria ocasio-cortez won't work everywhere else. i fear we might be underselling the president's midas touch. when he picks a primary candidate, they generally win and look what happened in kansas can w kris kobach. he got the president's endorsement and he is at the moment in this razor thin win. >> and we don't know whether that will hold but i agree you have seen this president -- two things have happened. he has one after the pore gone against his advisers and made his own decision and he has more often than not felt he's been vindicated. number two i agree it's not one

ocasio-cortez has become the young face of the movement after defeating the incumbent congressman, joe crowleyh.why are americans forgetting how badly socialism has fared over the years? turning out to answer just that, host of the next revolution on the fox news channel, steve hilton. welcome back, sir! >> it is great to be with you. twice in one day! here we are again. it is a dream day! kennedy: amen. for you and i both. let's wake people up from the nightmare. that somehow socialism is going to save humanity. >> there's one thing i just wanted to amplify and what you just said which was so great. he really reminded me of a story that margaret thatcher, when she was premised in the uk she was cutting taxes and unleashing enterprise as a result of it. it's the same old criticism gets a which is, it is unfair, it helps the rich and so on. she used to tell stories of rich people come up to her and say, it's really unfair what you are doing.i'm very wealthy, i'm very happy to pay more taxes. she would say, that's great! you know the address of the treasury. send them a check, they will gladly r

. >> does he need to fear an alexandria ocasio-cortez-joe crowley situation as in new york alexandria has been there to campaign for bush. >> dana: if danny o'connor pulls this out tomorrow what will the message be from the democrats? i have already said the republicanrepublicanslowered ex. have the democrats raised expectations too high or do you think they are just right? >> i think they are about right. the democrats' financial commitment has been about right. it's a hard thing because it is. what the democrats have been say something look, there are 60 more competitive districts. so for some reason danny o'connor does win, the talking point going forward will be look at our path now 22 seats to the majority. >> dana: nan one thing i did want to ask you is john kasich says i don't know if it's going to help for president trump to come into this district. president trump number one needs to be visible in ohio. important state for him. he needs to turn out his base to vote for balderson. >> absolutely. >> does he run the risk of turning off some of these independents or energizing th

alexandria rose to fame when she upset democrat party stalwart joe crowley in a primaryyoeaun as you can see supporters lined up for blocks outside the gray area for a chance to see her speak. the 28-year-old ran on a socialist platform signaling a possible shift in democratic party policy ahead of the midterms. >> such an amazing experience to be here and what we see is just that exactly how excited and how ready this nation is to change in ambitious ways. >> san francisco progressive alliance hosted the event and ra raised $15,000. >> next the seven things you need to know. >> people made their voices heard over a large business tax in cupertino. the decision over the so-called head tax. >>> and you've probably heard of the game fortnite. it's turned into an obsession for a lot of people and some parents are taking it to the parents are taking it to the next level, hiring fruit of the loom's everlight underwear is so light, you won't even notice you're wearing it. now, are you really not going to notice the underwear you're wearing? no. no, you are not... excuse me, do have anymore

the reasons she did so well, and was able to topple somebody like joe crowley, is because of the wayssues that people cared about in her district. >> mark: isn't it more basic than that? you said because she is a young latina. and the democrats now, it's all about identity politics. she is a young latina, he's an old white male. he's the past, she is the future, and the fact that she talks about the 1990s like ith talk about the 1890s, and that she seriously thinks that if 50% of the workforce are doing two jobs, you have full employment, that is irrelevant. it is all identity. young latina trumps dead white male. >> no, i don't think so.wh but i do think for women in particular, also people of color are the ones who are furious right now, they are furious at c donald trump, they are furious at the -- i'll be honest -- the old white men who are running the republican party right now and frankly, who have a pretty big grip on the democratic party, as well. so that is why you have seen so many women across the country who have said, you know what, it is my turn, i'm going to run for of

polls have shown hg badly, pointing to alexandria ocasio-cortez, shocking defeat of representative joe crowley in new york city in june, more recently the nomination of andrew gillum, who ran as a unabashed progressive." any surprises coming and new york? >> if only buffalo looked just like the bronx. if buffalo looked just like the bronx, then, yes. she could have a ocasio-cortez moment. but there are democrats, i hate to break it to the nixon campaign, there are democrats outside of new york city in new york. she is very liberal. very, very liberal. so she is out of step in that way. which he has done, though, is effectively terminate cuomo's ambitions for the future. she has shown him up to be what he is, which is a massively overrated political talents. this is a guy who we come up for years, heard how good he is. that debate, he was were redonkulous. he was horrible. remember back to "america was never that great" -- she has tamped him. >> shannon: how do you really feel? >> [laughs] >> shannon: good to see you. the president says 85% of the press is terrible. calling out the media at ton

ryan and congressional candidate alexandria ocasio-cortez who defeated incumbent representative joe crowley in the democratic primary. this part of the conference is 2 hours and 10 minutes. >> hello, looking good out there.

she ran against joe crowley a very old entrenched democrat.utworking him and out knocking him by talking to more voters. that's what makes her the future of our party. she understands the only way to wins a a democrat is to engage in your backyard and have real conversation with her constituents. do her ideals align with the people in the new york's third district absolutely. they don't align with the people in the georgia, georgia sixth district because every race is different. what republicans are trying to do here is put the whole democratic party on alexandria ocasio-cortez so that they can win this midterm election. we don't have to do that because we have better candidates running all across the country. >> kennedy: she has shown herself to be incompetent. >> richard: the camera is always in her face. >> dana: what ben shapiro is talking about is on the merits. i agree with you there is a little bit of politics going on. on the merits do you think these issues should be debated? >> dan: couple points i haven't heard grammy on television

it just goes to show that as impolice evidence as ocasio cor tends's win against joe crowley was in new york state, it was more the exception than the rule. i would say these t so-called democratic establishment is generally getting thndeir ates through these primaries, although she is a major exception given that she beat a top-ranking house democrat. >> brangham: kyle kdik, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> brangham: president trump has promised to improve how the department of veterans affairs cares for our former serce-men and women. but a new report out today estions how the department is being run, and whether outside influence affects the treatment that veterans are receiving. nick schifrin has the story. >> schifrin: when former veterans affairs secretary david shulken closed the stock hchange last november, he an unusual helper. that's shulken in the middle. on the right, captain america, a character in the marvel universe. and it just so happens that shulken's most powerful and most informal advisor was this man, ike perlmutter, the chairman of marvel entertainm

congressional district back in june, she ousted the fourth-ranked democrat andy house of representatives, joe crowley. this was a big deal for the left. the dnc chair tom perez said that she is the future of the democratic party. she is been a bunch of liberal talk shows, news networks and shows like to give since then. although she entertain that have not respond to repeated emails a fight hard to come on my program and debate socialism with me. alexandria ocasio-cortez one edition by promising people interdistrict free stuff, free healthcare, free college, free housing, free job scope free guaranteed income. what i want to do today is a a want to give you five questions to ask your liberal peers who jumped on this democratic socialism band wagon, five questions that destroy the democratic socialist platform. i'm going to tell you why it's important to do this. let's start question number one. what's the difference between democratic socialism and just good old regular socialism? define it. when government takes over the means of production and distribution, when government redistributes wealth. tha

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we watched her topple a giant in national democratic politics, joe crowley in new york.h and said folks in missouri, you can do it, too. bush falling short though. so you don't necessarily have a part two. we wanted to see if there was energy somewhere besides that energy in new york. not a great showing for clay. but certainly still he's not necessarily sweating at this hour. he's going to win that thing. the big outstanding drama is in kansas, this governor's race. i'm clicking to see if we've got anything new. kobach ahead by hundreds of votes. we want to get a better sense where that's coming from. if he wins this, you know trump will be crowing about it tomorrow and the republican establishment will be saying oh, what have we gotten ourselves into for november. certainly from an electoral standpoint, he could win but that looks like he's a tougher sell in a general election certainly than colyer. >> that phrase we keep using has never been using, every vote counts. we have a couple headlines at this hour. number one, a bunch of folks will be up late into the evening

pete: joe crowley in the democratic primary. pete: she did.opponent seems to be avoiding a debate and isn't acknowledging me it's just the two of us, so this weekend i stopped by his office, said hello and asked for a debate in person. i'm the first congressional challengener 14 years. the bronx and queens deserves to know their opinions. ed: this was may. walls she catcalling joe crowley? abby: depends on how you define catcalling. i have never cat called anything in my entire life. i don't think a debate will happen between the two but boy i would love to see that happen. ed: still ahead, house minority leader nancy pelosi. a look at mock endorsement coming up. abby: tammy bruce both are here and much more. all live coming up ♪ that's what i like about you ♪ the wonderful thing about polident is the fact that it's very, very tough on bacteria, yet it's very gentle on the denture itself. polident consists of 4 powerful ingredients that work together to deep clean your denture in hard to reach places. >> we're trying to land that airplane safe

ryan and congressional candidate alexandria ocasio-cortez who defeated incumbent representative joe crowley in the democratic primary. this part of the conference is 2 hours and 10 minutes. >> hello, looking good out there. we know that the netroots is not anything without the grassroots. i want to hear it for this room of community organizers, activists, and policy wants to go out each and every day and take on the those who tear down our institutions for their personal gain. not on our watch. my name is helen gammon, a city councilmember in the great city of philadelphia. i am also vice chair of local progress, a network of local elected and small towns and big cities all over this great nation that is going out and taking on the big issues of restoring our faith in government and politics. but i come first and foremost as a mom of three kids, a daughter of immigrants, former teacher and 20 year community organizer that labors for racial and economic justice. the poorest big city in this nation but we know poverty and inequality don't happen to us by accident. we know what happens when ou

the candidateave who defeated joe crowley. take a look at the ad she ran.video clip] women like me are not supposed to vote for office. i was not born to a wealthy family. i was born in a place where your zip code determines your destiny. my name is alexandria a casio cortez. --ocasio- i'm organizer. i have worked with expectant mothers. i have tables. intogoing in -- and going politics was not part of the plant. but after 20 years of the same we have to ask -- who has new york been changing for? host: julie kohler? guest: again, i think it is a fantastic ad. it was very resonant with the voters in her district. even though it is very different than the previous ad, many of the qualities are similar. she shows her whole self, how and line she is with members of the district and reflects that she understands the issues they are grappling with. they are very, very similar. host: in touching on the economic concerns of district, are you concerned that the economy is doing well? the labor numbers in july, 157,000 jobs added. to unemployment rate fell 3.9%. how

she will waltz right to that spot that joe crowley had.od friday morning and following a story captivate you had the nation. brand new information, a new clue in the desperate search for missing college student mollie tibbets. combing through a pig farm in iowa after a red shirt was reportedly found nearby. that's the same color shirt that mollie wears to work. the fbi questioned the owner of the farm who has a history of stalking. earlier we spoke to former homicide detective ted williams who is in iowa following the case. >> the family is holding out hope. they are very optimistic that someone knows mollie is somewhere and they are hoping that that person or persons will release mollie. this is just so heart breaking. jillian: there is now $170,000 reward for information. to another fox news alert swat teams searched the home oof a -- neighbor thought they saw him there is he charged with shooting and killing cardiologist on his bike two weeks ago. he may have been seeking revenge after his mom died on the doctor's operating table in 199

behind candidate, but i think that is fascinating because she got so much attention after defeating joe crowleydemocratic primary in new york, in the city, where hillary clinton got 77% of the vote. now she is a rock star. brent welder asked her to come in, but he is running in a 47% hillary clinton district. i think that message will be tested, the democratic socialists of america message and the more populist progressive message will be tested in a suburban kansas district. i am not sure it has the same appeal. he might end up winning this nomination because of his thelogy, and if he went to general election against kevin yoder, it might be in spite of his ideology because voters are focused on other things. host: speaking of kansas, one of the papers this morning highlights the small amount of distance in the government's race. race.ernor of the can you break that down? guest: that is a hot race between governor jeff collier, who ascended when sam brownback went to join the administration. he is running against kris kobach, who president trump has asked to be a part of his election commissio

did a good job upsetting a entitled, lazy incumbent in new york city, joe crowley.n people like her ideas. president obama may come around to endorsing ocasio-cortez. stuart: who? president trump? obama? >> he endorsed 81 candidates. he left her off the list, he realizes politically that will not work for him. it didn't. yesterday was a pretty clear referendum on the ideas of the progressive left, which by the way so far are mainly being championed by the media, not by voters. stuart: hold on a second, liz. i have to get back to, i guess the money story of the day, that would be tesla. elon musk will take them private, so he says. that is the best path, that is his quote, in one of his tweets, the best path for tesla is to go private. joining us by phone, the tesla analyst with jefferies. let's get right at it. what are you telling your clients? what are you telling your customers? buy tesla now at 3p 7 per share or not? >> we have neutral view on tesla at this stage. we raised target price to reflect the fact there is potential bid out there which we think is above

democrats are in a bind with joe crowley's loss.says she is an extraordinarily accomplished legislator. the things she's pulled off on the floor for her party and behind the scenes. that's experience that is actually needed and that there aren't that many people in the democratic caucus have. >> we've heard, kasie, from people, democrats campaigning getting ready for the fall and people elected in special elections they would not support nancy pelosi, they've said. have you seen it inside the chamber? on capitol hill? hearing it out loud or just privately? >> sure. there's a reason we're asking these candidates what their position is on her, and gene robinson, i mean you know as well as anyone that she did see this challenge from tim ryan via seth moulton behind the scenes, nancy pelosi doesn't have a great relationship with. what's your view on how this could play out, especially kind of the clyburn piece of it. an interesting figure in this drama. >> clyburn announcement surprised me, actually, and you're absolutely right there's

he said he saw her on tv and knew she was a star and knew joe crowley was going to lose.dinary, as mika pointed out at the top of the show, that at john mccain's memorial service tomorrow, there will be two presidents speaking, and neither will be the sitting president of the united states, and that at the request of john mccain. that the president of the united states stay away from the funeral. we have these new national polls released just moments ago show disapproval of president trump's job performance has reached a new high. the abc news/"washington post" poll found just 36% of americans approve of the president's job performance with 60% disapproving. meanwhile, 63% of americans support special counsel robert mueller's investigation of trump and his associates and only 29% oppose that investigation. the poll also asks about the allegation that president trump directed michael cohen to pay off women. if true, six in ten of those polled say trump committed a crime. asked if president trump tried to interfere with the mueller probe in a way that obstructed justice, 53

and then their media darling, who beat joe crowley, the entrenched democratic incumbent in new york herel and number one, the media is not going to be there, she says, she bans the media, frankly, because she says i have got all these people who are from vulnerable communities, immigrants and others and in this tough political climate like somehow the media is going to make it worse for them that the media is the enemy, which they accuse the president of making the media the enemy and then the coverup is worse than the crime i said earlier because then she says, you know, it's all about protecting these folks. what are you talking about? you are for a free press or you are not. i actually would note that there are a lot of reporters on the left and in the mainstream media who were on twitter last night slamming her. they were being intellectually honest saying you are fake, you are a fraud. abby: the press is allowed obviously into all of the town halls. that's what town halls are about. i think maybe the suggestion is if we air this or if we let the media that somehow the trump administ