. >>> the 36-year-old boston area congressman, the son of joe kennedy the second of rvk has been positioninga liberal counter balance to president trump's policies including the move to end daca. he told politico he'll likely make a run. he said a run nor the white house is a no go for now, unlike other kennedy members this one is squeaky cleaning as far as we know, and he gives hope to an entirely ignored population, juncture, joe kennedy sound asleep. it's jeff sessions who has to make the announcement on daca. president said by twitter couple months ago and session will face the media but he won't take questions. thin ice with the president.n - that's the final five on a quiet labor day but as the president said it's a big week ahead we'll be back tomorrow at 11:30 to break down the daca announcement and anything else that falls in our lap. make the a good night, morning cr good night. >> today on "tmz" happy labor day everybody. hi. >> i love this game. because it pits people against people. here is what i like about it. we will play to you in these chairs. you each put this hat on like

mulvaney: joe kennedy is a friend of mine, congressman from massachusetts. he had a locker just down the aisle for me at the gym when i was on the house. i kept calling him patrick, and he would say it's joe. i would say, i'm really sorry. he would say try to remember, i'm named after my great uncle. i kind of looked at him, and i said, joe, i am an irish catholic male between the ages of 35 and 55. all of us are named after one of your great uncles. my brother's name is ted, my name is john, my dad is mickey because his parents were mickey fans. we were all named after the kennedys. my sister's name is carrie. so, yes, there is a strong irish catholic community, and we name our kids after the kennedys. host: what did your dad play? mr. mulvaney: my dad played in college. he got drafted by the mets and chose to go to college instead, which turned out to be a really good decision. my guess is he turned out to be a better businessman than baseball player. he also started off as an english teacher. he sort of grades my op-eds and press conferences. he is 74, tu

>> well, i'm so proud of the advance legislation we got signed into law, working for joe kennedy on the other side of the kennedy family. but most importantly what we talked about today is tax reform. i will tell you the people back in our area you know are suffering. i hear their voices at the town halls, and tax reform is going to release america worldwide. >> congresswoman, let me ask you this, did anyone at the meeting express any anger -- here you are from central florida, your state is reeling from this natural disaster. is there any consensus to maybe call infrastructure, all the work that now has to be done in texas, florida, georgia, north and south carolina, fortifying -- shoring up the shoreline, if you will, and making sure that tourism as a business is going to stay in florida and employ all those floridians? >> well, today was a great opportunity for me to address the issue of making sure that central florida and all the other areas that you just mentioned that were affected by the natural disaster have the resources that they need when they need it. and i believe i heard

here now with an exclusive interview, coach joe kennedy.was fired from his high school coaching position for kneeling in prayer after each game. he is joined by his lawyer. good to see you tonight. welcome to the program. more than a couple of people, coach joe, brought up your situation to me in talking about this nfl story and said that some people tweeted us. you know, why couldn't he kneel on the field and these players are allowed to. what do you think? >> hi. you know, i can't wrap my brain around it. i'm a marine. i stared for 20 years. i just want the same rights as everybody else. what a prize for one should apply for every american. now, i see a lot of similarities of freedom of speech and freedom of -- the constitution should apply to all. >> martha: mike berry, obviously decision i came across the on the coach, came down to the fact that he is a public employee and it is a church and state argument, right? >> well, martha, they didn't even really get to that point. they said that if you are an employee of a school district or re

kennedy: joe biden has come out against medicare for all. >> the on thing we may get is a couple smart fixes to obamacare. kennedy: do you really think pumping billions of dollars to prop up shady insurance companies is a fix? that's price fixing. that's socialism. that's worse than you would have if you had single payer or a pure free market system. >> if chuck schumer said let's talk about insurance come state lines he wouldn't get so much good press. without some sort of bipartisan agreement you can't do it across state lines. or tort reform which is part of the problem with republicans trying to drive down prices as part of mechanisms and tools they can use to do that. kennedy: malpractice understand is so prohibitive for many doctors. lou: the hardest thing in washington is to take away a federal benefit. kennedy: we have to shrink government, not grow it. the party panel is coming back later. president trump's assertion he president trump's assertion he was under ostriches don't really stick vitheir heads in the sand.ve horns on their helmets. and a real john deere is actually re

i have to imagine it would give them great pride to see a new generation of kennedys like joe , carvingt in public service. [applause] obama: for whatever reason, i received this reward. for whatever the scale of challenges we overcame and the scope of progress we made over my presidency, it is worth pointing out that in many ways , the times that president kennedy confronted were far more perilous than the ones we confront today. he entered the oval office at just 43-years-old, only a few years after khrushchev had threatened to bury america. wars raged around the world. large swaths of the country, knew poverty far deeper and more widespread than we see today. a young preacher's cause was just gaining traction across a land segregated not only by custom but by law. and yet, in that volatile tinderbox of a time, president kennedy led with a steady hand. defusing the most perilous moment of the cold war without firing a single shot and enforcing the rights of young black men and women to study at the university of their choice. unleashing a core of young volunteers as ambassadors for pe

kennedy: he's no joe arpaio. >> that he is not.looking for somebody who is going to get thrown under the bus. manafort has a reputation that is shady, and say maybe this is all the russia stuff, all the weird meetings having to do with putin. kennedy: that was manafort's self-interest. that is completely plausible. >> voted off the island and the floating dumpster fire for all of trump's problems. i don't necessarily see him pardoned, people say trump is a fascist, he's going to destroy the rule of law in this country, et cetera. kennedy: the tribe has spoken. buck, thank you. >>> bernie sanders introducing a single-payer health care bill. california senator kamala harris who many in the democratic party consider a future presidential candidate will cosponsor the bill in her hometown of oakland. >> it is so much better people have meaningful access to affordable health care at every stage of life from birth on because the alternative is that we as taxpayers otherwise are paying huge amounts of money for them to get their health car

kennedy: he's no joe arpaio. >> that he is not.you are looking for somebody who is going to get thrown under the bus. manafort has a reputation that is shady, and say maybe this is all the russia stuff, all the weird meetings having to do with putin. kennedy: that was manafort's self-interest. that is completely plausible. >> voted off the island and the floating dumpster fire for all of trump's problems. i don't necessarily see him pardoned, people say trump is a fascist, he's going to destroy the rule of law in this country, et cetera. kennedy: the tribe has spoken. buck, thank you. >>> bernie sanders introducing a single-payer health care bill. california senator kamala harris who many in the democratic party consider a future presidential candidate will cosponsor the bill in her hometown of oakland. >> it is so much better people have meaningful access to affordable health care at every stage of life from birth on because the alternative is that we as taxpayers otherwise are paying huge amounts of money for them to get their he

a kennedy told a story of rising in the dominican republic. joeid, how did you know that stop he said, gringo, red hair. that atleman want to say peace corps volunteer wrought years, theyor 30 have had water. they never had a chance to thank him. you think about the ripples of hope. the other thing i have seen is that there are about a quarter million people who have been in the peace corps and it has impacted their lives. enormous impact. the question is, how can we galvanize that in today's environment? there are great programs out there. >> we conduct for policy by thinking about our enemies and there are a lot of people who thought it was the blue part of the world against the red part of the world and i think that the peace corps helped him and he was on his way to see the world in great complexity and he thought a lot about latin america. he thought a lot about africa. not too many of the presidents have done that. he had state visits from the brand-new presidents of african-american countries -- of african countries coming out of colonialis

joe's house. that's right next to yours. and in the kennedy house and mrs.an's house and a hundred others. >> and i actually went out and shake hand with them. "feel my warm hand. i'm here. i'm a real person." after i did that, the run subsided. >> relative calm in chinatown, in sharp contrast to tuesday's mad rush on the abacus federal savings bank, the c.e.o. of the bank assuring investors. >> they knew that everything was okay. the people came back. they came in, deposited money. they thank us. if i did not have that rapport with the people, then i would have been much more worried that the d.a. indicted the bank. but if the verdict is guilty, there is the possibility that abacus would not survive. >> i never supported him with the bank, i have to be honest. i had told my husband, i said, "banking is not good." i felt it's a troubled business. there are too many banks, you know, not everyone is successful and not everyone will really appreciate what happens, you know, if something's wrong with the bank. >> when you have a false document, it enhances the a

joe biden, and not in glowing terms. he was just >> harris: venom -- >> harris: was in here from the dnc, because remember he was on "outnumbered"? >> kennedyyes, before that. he was the #oneluckyguy here. he entered one of the reporters he was blabbering. >> christopher: i can recommend to mr. cobb if he wants to go to to a paste place will see no new york reporters, there is a basement place, they have great chicken fingers, i tell you, you will never spot a daily caller news foundation reporter eating at blt steak, that is some fancy lunch. soon you guys are so fancy. >> sandra: let's talk about another democratic donor working on mueller's team. >> harris: i have an upside to this, i know i have been thinking about, how do you just look for the sunnyside? when they find whatever they find, and so far there has been no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia, but when they find whatever they find, i am wondering since it is mostly democrats doing this now on the team, if they find nothing that depends anything on this administration or this president, can they better let it go, because i stacked the deck with their ow

kennedy. half the country not paying taxes. why not take from those that pay and redistribute it. >> -- response to hillary clinton being the other candidate. >> what happened. >> bernie sand tperz you're running against joe biden wouldn't of won -- >> you're ignoring the base. if the base doesn't pay tax and want more free stuff. like comprehensive immigration reform. trump was like build the wall, that's what republican rank and file wanted. the democratic party has moved left. they're bounded by the party. >> as the president says build the wall. when bernie sanders says medicare for all it resonates with his base. the competing bases have fallen and the ship is about to crash into the rocks and nobody cares. >> amen. >> -- this ends by saying rather than struggling against the progressive kurpblt we should swim with it and create a major new party that americans are calling for -- >> and drowned in debt. >> -- the cliff. >> that sums it up. >> i don't think that represents where most democrats are today. i i truly believe. that i know it's easy to read that a and say that's the heart of the party. as part of the party with family and friends across the country that are part of the party -- >> if you c

kennedy, who can call to new york or san francisco or other places. that happened in mississippi -- get lines of credit and get the money flowing. joe: great stuff.ason kelly, bloomberg's new york bureau chief. cohn: coming up, gary feels confident that wages will rise. we will have highlights from our interview with him after this. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ miss?hat'd you there was a big week for economic data around the world, and the spotlight was u.s. jobs data for august. employers added more than forecast, while the jobless rate ticked up to 4%. gary cohn, president donald trump's top economic adviser, spoke about the report with alix steel. mr. cohn: it's part of the natural growth we are seeing with the economy could be headed gdp number 3% this week, jobs numbers still very good. i had told you at the beginning of the year, and occupation day, we would be a few percent gdp and 4.4% unemployment, you would've said those are great numbers, that would be an amazing accomplishment by labor day. overall, we are very, very pleased with where we are in the economy and the cycle. we still know there is a lot of work to do and a lot mor

kennedy, that suit, the glasses, she rocked. >> yeah, put it all together. >> you rocked as well, lara. we'll bring in cindy and joe.ere talking about plunging necklines, it was plunging, velvet green ralph lauren dress. it was easy. you are know, she's a young girl, an environmentalist and famously said on the red carpet she doesn't watch tv and this is like an easiness to it, wasn't one of those things you have to corset yourself into and i thought that was appropriate for her and loved eissa ray talking about the red trend in a vera wang dress. this is a bridal gown that vera made for her in red and there are a lot of fans of her show "insecure" like myself miffed she wasn't nominated for anything and i loved that she just brought it. she was like, i'm going to win this red carpet. >> she did. >> and she did. >> and more? >> those are my two favorites and loved all the metallics. >> i loved all the in he tall licks and agree they did look fantastic. i love zoe kravitz. she looked gorgeous in that dior. so much about feathers was a big trend and had this big rainbow feather bottom on this couture gown and i loved