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it is a blind as your previous guest said, that is putting it mildly. joe jones there. on events in the commons. stephen crabb the former cabinet minister is still on his feet. let's just talk to the labourmp his feet. let's just talk to the labour mp andy mcdonald, the shadow transport secretary. what is your reading of things now? as we speak, the prime minister, her strategy is in tatters and were heading towards the boat at seven o'clock and no reason to believe anything other than she will suffer a heavy defeat. then it is a question of where we go tomorrow, obviously on the no deal vote and then thereafter for any extension. she could not have made a greater mass of this as she had tried. they are sadly in this position now and this is a complete mess. at times like this people clearly wa nt mess. at times like this people clearly want clarity, they want people to show leadership. what will labour be saying in terms of the options that it thinks that people should consider, if this vote goes against the prime minister tonight, what will you be saying? if it goes a

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joe manchin from west virginia, jones of alabama, kyrsten sinema and angus king of maine. the rest of the democrats voted presence -- present. your thoughts on the democrats who vote no? guest: i think they have proposals on climate change and i think they are open to having conversations, we have had good conversations with those offices. has have -- arizona incredible resources in solar and wind. i think the people of arizona are looking to the senator to actually represent them in their real interest and there is a huge opportunity, and a huge opportunity in west virginia and alabama and we will work with them as they have ideas on climate solutions. host: are the republicans you are working with in the sierra club? guest: yes, numerous republicans in the house and senate. mitt romney, numerous republicans like fitzpatrick in the house. this has to be a bipartisan solution. there are a lot of republicans that do want to roll up their sleeves and talk about solutions and they know there is economic possibilities. host: how far has mitt romney told you he is willing to go

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he's the new president and he's not feeling well, but we have joe bullocks, cassandra walton, and mary jones. they are going to be sworn in and really excited to administer the oath of office, so let's do it at this time. all right. are we ready? so please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i -- and state your name -- to solemnly answer to hold the office for which i have been elected. i promise to be committed to the rule and policies established by the united states department of housing and urban development in conjunction with the san francisco housing authority, the westside courts lease and housing rules, and the westside courts tenant association bylaws bylaws. to enhance and increase the quality of life to the residents and to the work in a cooperative manner with the san francisco housing authority, the city and county of san francisco, and the westside courts ownership. and -- [laughter]. >> the hon. london breed: and property management as well as other community partners. i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and swear that i w

three democratic senators, doug jones of alabama, joe manchin of west virginia and kristen cinema voted with the republicans. some republicans used the moment to poke fun of the deal before the vote. white house this. >> i rise today to consider the green new deal with the seriousness it deserves. this is, of course, a pick of former president ronald reagan, naturally firing a machine fun while riding on the back of a dinosaur. this image has as much to do with overcoming communism in the 20th century as the green new deal has to do with overcoming climate change in the 21st. >> okay. but senate democrats, excuse me, were not laughing. >> the whole plan of the republican leader here is backfiring. we're not going to stand for sham bills that the other side is all voting no on. they know what a trick and joke and sham that is. so does all the american people. but we are finally talking about the issue and that is great. because climate change is not a joke. it's not a hoax. it's a crisis. and that's why we're doing these things. >> all right. still ahead, in a surprising move, prosecutor

i think -- [inaudible] neil: van jones, speaking saying good things about criminal justice, look at criticism joe simply commenting that the vice president is a decent guy. >> van jones' comments and joe biden comments are two different. neil: the base turns on them for even saying something. >> ask who is joe biden is, that's who he is. neil: i understand. >> january voans is different. democrats have been talking about criminal justice reform long before trump came to office neil: see initiative and the president -- i'm not saying you have to agree or disagree. >> without them there wouldn't -- >> you don't do that. all i'm saying you don't -- you don't get in the mud pit here. >> i know. neil: i'm saying -- republicans have done the same when they were with their anger at president obama and a year they could have won in 2012. i think the democrats are at risk with a lot of this push and the action to candidates who are simply having a human being reaction, they are grabbing victory. >> what choice do they have, neil? the other choice to make economic argument the one that drives voters, moves

they were present, they said no, joe manchin from west virginia, doug jones in alabama who faces reelectionistin cinema of arizona and who is the last one? there we go. angus king from vermont, from maine. shannon: we put him in that category. democrats responding to the mueller investigation, there are other investigations ongoing. >> reporter: democrats want this report by 2 april. lindsey graham said what is so magic about next week? here is the challenge for democrats. can a pivot to policy? people in the democratic caucus want to continue these investigations. the mueller report did not say what many democrats thought. checks and was asked a question earlier today, what if the mueller report came to different conclusions? would democrats be hammering on that are talking about healthcare and public policy issues? you have the democratic freshman congresswoman rashida sleep -- rashida tlaib want impeachment but it is off the table. when you have a member thing we want to impeach and others, what is the scope of the table? i asked steny hoyer and they call the shots in the house of repres

went ahead and voted "no," these are moderate senators, senators tough reelections doug jones alabama kristen sinema joeip west virginia angus king independently cautions with democrats kau becauses the democrats this means green new deal dead in the senate lots of people are still going to talk about this plan from from alexandria ocasio-cortez the freshman democrat from the bronx there was another vote in house of representatives, this was to override president trump's veto to end it be national emergency it was his first veto there have only been 111 sufficiently veto overrides u.s. history 25 month totally at the very least this was a not successful there were 38 votes short, all democrats voted to override, 14 republicans jumped ship voted with democrats one additional congressman voted on republican side, to override the president's veto that was john -- of new york did not vote to end national ernl 14 republicans are strike cons institutionalists or are from moderate to swing districts, what this means now, that is the efforts, to kill the national emergency is dead. it did not go through the hou

we're going to bring in senator doug jones and we have a joe biden alert. looks like we're very close. how close? he given a us a number. let's get after it. >>> paul manafort may not spend the rest of his lifer in prison, even though that's what mueller asked for. he got a sentence far less than 20 years. and credit for time serves knocking it down to three years, maybe less. he still faces a lot of time from a judge next week in d.c. so let's bring in cuomo's court and harry litman. gentleman, thank you. neal, am i wrong? i'm saying manafort got it easy. i know there was a day when charge seemed harsh. but four years seemed pretty good. >> i wouldn't describe it as a victory. he obviously got much lower sentence than what mueller asked. but they've got next week before judge jackson because manafort is being tried in two places, not one and already agreed he was gulty of those crimes in d.c. and the most important is i would rnt think this is a victory for donald trump. a federal judge said trump's number one person, numero uno, head of the campaign is go

i'm perry jones the founder and ceo of joe r.s. a third generational resident in san francisco and equity applicant with the office of cannabis. first of all, i'd like to thank eugene for all the hard work you do with the office and for all of you guys for having such an open mind and allowing us to be here today. in a nutshell it would be a great opportunity to pioneer and thanks to the office of cannabis i graduated yesterday with honors and valedictorian and i had my eyes opened up to the industry with the history of it and benefits for veterans and those who suffer from cancer, etcetera. so coming from my experience from just being a consumer, it's opened my mind up theoretically and medically. so i'm hoping we can have more pioneering and leading, as we are in many ways, as we are and i think the events are a good thing even if it's just therapy groups for veterans and educating the youth. education is everything even when it comes to consumption and to be aware how to regulate when it comes to cannabis but as a city, i apprec

controversial proposal, but there were a few notable exceptions senators kristen cinema, doug jones and joe no. also independent senator angus king also a no dem been calling this a sham vote even representative alexandria ocasio-cortez who originally sponsored this idea said that this is just republicans playing politics of course republicans say that democrats should be willing to take a stand on a proposal that they at least paid lip service to as of now, it looks like the resolution on the green new deal has now officially failed to advance in the senate. back over to you >> so does that mean, ylan, that it's done or are we going to continue to hear about this and is it going to continue to be a campaign topic >> reporter: you'll ten to hear about it even though this vote in the senate is over and this is not going to go anywhere. but certainly this is still something that is going to play a large role in the 2020 presidential campaign. as you heard some reports that president trump said today he hopes that the green new deal stays alive so that he can campaign against it. >> okay, ylan

am i saying you're right name right joe and cassandra bennett randy walton and mary jones they are gonnan and really excited to administer the oath of office. so let's do it at this time. michael all right. are we ready so please raise your right hand and repeat after me and i and state your name. do solemnly swear to uphold the office for which i have been elected. i promise to be committed to the rules and policies established by the united states department of housing and urban development in conjunction with the san francisco housing authority the west side courts lease and housing rules and the west side courts. tenant association bylaws to enhance and increase the quality of life to the residence and to the work. in a cooperative manner with the san francisco housing authority. the city and county of san francisco and the west side courts ownership and property management as well as other community partners i take this obligation freely. without any mental reservation. or purpose of evasion or and swear that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i am about to e

we're bringing in senator doug jones on exactly that. >>> and a joe biden alert, in or not? looks like we're very close. how close? he gave us a number. let's get after it. ♪ >>> paul manafort may not spend the rest of his life in prison, even though that's what mueller asked for. he got a sentence far less than the 20 something years they wanted, he got 47 months and credit for time served, knocking it down to just about three years, maybe even less with special programs once he gets in. he still faces a lot of time from a judge next week in d.c. but this is, no doubt, a victory for him relatively. let's bring in cuomo's court, neil katyal, and harry litman. neil, am i wrong, i'm saying manafort got it easy. i know there was a day where this type of time for these types of charges, but when they were asking for a quarter century, four years seems good. >> it wouldn't describe it as a victory. he obviously got a much lower sentence than what mueller asked. but as you point out they've got next week before judge jackson because manafort committed so many crimes, he's being tr

only actually took action after weeks of media pressure after jones' popularity shot through the roof you tube users viewed his talk on joe rogan's podcast about ten million times it was a perfect platform for all the android elves and drug crazed aliens they've got like astronaut level. people taking super hardcore levels of drugs and going into meetings with these things and making interval act deals the nazis get the deep literature they believed they were being possessed by entities they were psychically connected to each other and would work like robots here is what the elite believes. the elves are biological androids the great this in theories on television clearly doesn't work but promoting conspiracy theories well that's a different story some people actually have some type of paranoid delusions or they have paranoid personality so they tend to see connections among things that other people don't see bans on social media only strengthen the conspiracy theorists because they say if it wasn't such a you know a terrible thing that we discovered they wouldn't be hiding it they would be suppressing us so a it given th

jones, for that reporting. >>> former vice president joe biden coming very close to announcing his candidacy in the presidential 2020 race this weekend then he stopped short. watch this. >> i'm told i'll get criticized by the new left. i have the most progressive record of anybody running for the -- anybody who would run. [ cheers and applause ] i didn't mean -- anybody who would run. >> just in case he didn't make that clear. we've been following joe biden and all this sort of dancing with teasing a presidential race. it sounds like he's going to run, arlette. >> reporter: right now, ana, all the signs seem to be pointing toward him launching a presidential bid, potentially, in a few weeks, but he's been leaving these little clues and crumbs all along the way about what his current thinking. we're told by those close to him that we can expect some potential announcement coming as soon as april. and you saw him in front of that crowd in delaware last night really road test and test drive a potential message for a campaign. he talked about the need to rise above the pettiness of the current state of politics and

mother jones shares e shared more details on "morning joe." >> it seems like a standard pay-to-play situation in that she and her close relatives have given over $50,000 to political activities related to donald trump. hom sow she is using that influence for particularly people within trump's circle to get clients into mar-a-lago close to trump and his family members, at least to get photos, maybe to get a word in about something. >> it is important to note, mother jones says white house press secretary sarah sanders did not respond to requests. christine to you first, 50 grand and you are in with president trump and his family. that's the way this story sounds, but to the average person out there, i'd like to challenge louise ruhle, it sounds terrible, isn't that what all important people do, they give money and meet a politician. >> >> it's a problem when you make a business of it. when you are selling blatantly on the internet access to the president. now, there are stories of this woman having connections to the chinese party and the chinese government. >> that adds a whole another layer.

jones, 36. >> juan an chez, 48. david smith, 34. brenda 56. joe theodore. thank you. >> my name is jennifer and i'm from the tenderloin coalition. as a tenderloin native i want to pay respect and honor. my fellow community members have gone so james williams 41. devontay 23. alex career a, 34. carry. dan neil. stone 62. donna gilford, 66. erin. dennis shipman 44. deric stewart 58. deral tomlinson. andrew walker 37. michael law 48. adam wilson 36. christopher wyatt 43. raymond hudson 23. ella conner 24. vickey tremel, joe, joe boxer, eric kelly. michael lawler. lauren paul, autho. shirley wright. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> my name is jaime and i'm a tenderloin resident. thank you for having this hearing and i want to continue the names of the people that died on the streets because of the cruel policy that the city has that leaves people to more misery and despair so continue on, please respect and honor these individuals. harrison, mark adams, jim montgomery, gary fong, benny newly, catherine, christopher viola, frank beauty erez, john holmes