so in the 12 years that i've known joe kennedy, i've watched him up close as he fights every day for for being here today, joe. thank you. and thank you to all of our dynamic speakers who have been keeping everybody fired up ander warmed up this morning. and thank you to the best partner ever in the united states senate, he's been fighting for climate change and now he's fighting for a green new deal, ed markey. let's re-elect him to the senate next year. thank you to a woman now making her own way in the halls of congress, laurie trahan. and thank you to counselor michelle wu to sheriff team tompkins to mayor danny rivera. great leaders and longtime friends. thank you to karen, the colleagues in the statehouse and other local leaders all of whom are with us here today, thank you. and most of all, thank you. thank you to everyone. i love you too. [ cheers and applause ] thank you to everyone who's traveled here to lawrence. i am deeply grate financial that you came here on a cold and blustery day to be part of this announcement. thank you. i want to tell you a story. a little over 100

you'll recall that last year after the state of the union address joe kennedy delivered the democraticcratic party definitely thinks he's an up and comer on his own and the fact that he has the famous last name doesn't hurt. the kennedy mantle doesn't have quite the same magic perhaps it did 30, 50 years ago back in the days of jfk, but it's still -- it's something. they're the most famous and, you know, probably nationally well-known historic democratic family in this country. for joe kennedy, who is an up and comer, to throw his support clearly to elizabeth warren, it's helpful. it's not the biggest thing in the world, but it is something that she can point to that this is a show of confidence from the most prominent democratic family in the country that she could carry on that family's legacy as president of the united states, joy. >> all right. we're going to take another break because we know they're a little delayed. when we come back i want to talk about the other family whose mantle a lot will want, the name starts with "o" and ends with bama. the obama primary. because everybo

caller: joe kennedy iii is from massachusetts. host: you are talking about senator kennedy from louisiana. that was my mistake. caller: i think he is the one. solt: let's go to mari calling from connecticut. good morning. caller: good morning. this is my thought process. i have three things i am worried about when it comes to the election. foreign affairs expertise, fixing relations at home, and instituting the respect for law. so for the candidates we have, the only one who has the proven foreign expertise is joe biden. i know he is a little up there in age. that is ok. we should not discriminate against people because of their age. onese not heard the young speak a lot about foreign policy. then we should choose a vice president who can help train them in the ways that needs to be taken care of just in case that person needs to take over. i don't have a problem with kamala harris, amy klobuchar, and there might be other people. that is my major concern. those are my two cents. another u.s. senator who has thrown her name into the

the "boston globe" reporting tonight that congressman joe kennedy will introduce and endorse senator, and that is interesting in part because of how close joe kennedy is perceived to be to beto o'rourke. who himself is still deciding whether or not he's running. if barbaric does run and joe kennedy has already endorsed elizabeth warren, well, then, that's a thing. congressman markey and laurie strahan will be at that meeting to endorse warren. then the following day on sunday on boom island in minnesota, senator amy klobuchar will be making an announcement of her own. she's not yet saying she's going to announce a run, but it does sure feel like that's what we're going to hear on sunday. the real feel temperature in minneapolis on sunday is expected to be a cozy 11 degrees. so whatever the senator's going to say then, she is urging supporters to bundle up and we should all probably buckle up. stay with us. h the duvet i'm begging you... take gas-x. your tossing and turning isn't restlessness, it's gas! gas-x relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort... fast! so we can all sleep easi

if he does run and joe kennedy has already endorsed elizabeth warren, well, then that is a thing.owing day on sunday on boom island in minnesota, senator amy klobuchar will be making an announcement of her own. she's not yet saying she's going to announce a run, but it does sure feel like that's what we're going to hear on sunday. the real feel temperature in minneapolis on sunday is expected to be a cozy 11 degrees. so whatever the senator's going to say then, she is urging supporters to bundle up and we should all probably buckle up. stay with us. >>> thanks for being with us on a fairly wild friday news night tonight. that's going to do it for us for now, but we will see you again on monday. now it's time the for "the last word" where ari melber is sitting in for lawrence tonight. good evening, ari. >> i have so many questions for you, but it's friday, i'm going to let you go home. me blackmail allegations against trump ally, david pecker by jeff bezos. one of the daily best editors who has been all over this story is here with me momentamomentari the context i want to go throu

democratic congressman joe kennedy is with us tonight. also we've got stand-up comedian slash political commentator, the host of netflix patriot act hasan minhaj in the building. i cannot wait. it's going to be amazing. but first let's talk. this week was rough. people on both sides of the political divide saw a few of their nightmares come true this week. we should try to learn something from this. look, on both sides, left and right, people have power, just in different ways, different places. the right wing has power at the top of our government, mainly in the white house. and liberals' big fear is that trump will recklessly abuse his power and his influence and put vulnerable people at risk. on the left, we've got power too at the top of our culture, places like hollywood, universities, associated movements like black lives matter. the conservatives are afraid we're going to recklessly abuse our power and unfairly brand and treat them. well, congratulations, america. both nightmares came true this week, okay? and you can see the dange

joe. rep. kennedyleader who will bring this country together to take on our greatest threat, a system that protects the powerful and the privileged, while the rest struggle to get by. that leader, ladies and gentlemen, is a colleague, a mentor, and a friend. that leader is the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] rep. kennedy: that leader is elizabeth warren. please, join me in welcoming the next president of the united states of america, senator elizabeth warren. [cheers and applause] ♪ sen. warren: good morning, lawrence. >> [chanting usa] sen. warren: so, in the 12 years that i have known joe kennedy, i have watched him up close as he fights every day for what he believes in. joe is a good man and a good friend. thank you for being here today, joe. [cheers and applause] sen. warren: thank you. and thank you to all of the dynamic speakers who is keeping everybody fired up and warmed up this morning. [cheers and applause] sen. warren: and thank you to the best partner ever in the

senator warren: so in the 12 years that i have known joe kennedy, i have watched him up close and heevery day for what he believes in. joe is a good man and a good friend. thank you for being here today, joe. thank you. and thank you to all of our dynamic speakers keeping everybody fired up and everybody warmed up this morning. [cheers and applause] senator warren: and thank you to the best partner ever in the united states senate. he has been fighting for climate change and now he's fighting for a green new deal, ed markey. let's re-elect him to the senate next year. [cheers and applause] senator warren: and thank you to a woman who is now making her own way in the halls of congress, lori trahan. d thank you to counselor michelle woo and sheriff steve thompson and great veterans and long time friends. [cheers and applause] senator warren: thank you to colleagues in the state house and other leaders, all of whom are with us here today. thank you. and most of all, thank you, thank you to everyone -- i love you, too! thank you to everyone who has traveled here to lawrence. i am deeply

democratic congressman joe kennedy is with us tonight.ian slash political commentator, the

. >> today congressman joe kennedy -- >> hopefully president will as well. >> gotcha. we have a little delay here. forgive me if we're herky jerky. i want to talk about 2020. we saw another person enter the race today. senator elizabeth warren and we saw congressman joe kennedy is that senator ed markey endorse her for 2020. are you ready to endorse a candidate? >> i am not. we have somebody from our own state, john delaney, a former colleague of mine. we have a lot of very good candidates who have entered their names. no, i won't be endorsing at this time. they're all good people. >> when do you think you'll be making that decision? >> not for some time. >> probably next year. i'm an officer at the convention so i may wait a period of time. >> when you look at our recent polling, there is a lot. the most important thing to democratic voters right now is a candidate's ability to beat president trump. who do you think is the strongest right now? >> i think joe biden is clearly the individual that has the broadest reach right now. if you ask me who has the broadest reach

. >> joe kennedy, congressman joe kennedy, had a long list of advice on twitter including using chapstickust me on this. help me with sanders. he's done this for some time. he's an independent, he's not a democrat. he likes to do this every year. bau because of this, the year of the woman, of diversity in 2018, is it smart to do it again, or do you say, i'm a democrat when you run, if you run? >> does the country need you personally, bernie sanders, or can somebody else deliver that message? >>> thanks for joining us for "inside politics." brianna keilar starts after a quick break. have a good afternoon. ♪ unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection or flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cancer, or develo

joe kennedy will endorse senator warren at the event.s interesting because of how close joe kennedy is perceived to be to beto o'rourke. if he does run and he's already endorsed senator warren, that's okay. the following day on sunday, on boom island in minnesota, senator amy klobuchar will be making an announcement of her own. she's not saying she will announce a run but that is what it feels like. the real feel temperature is expected to be a cozy 11 degrees. whatever she is going to say then, she is urgening suppoing to bundle up. stay with us. g supporters to bundle up stay with us >>> thanks for being with us on fairly wild friday news night tonight nap will do it for us now. we'll see you again on monday. >>> good evening. i have so many questions but it's friday. i'll let you go home. >> god bless you. see you monday. >> see you soon. we begin with breaking news tonight on these explosive blackmail allegations against trump ally, david pecker by jeff bezos. one of the daily best editors who has been all over this story is here wit

but if you look at joe kennedy last year with the chapstick issues, marco rubio with the drinking of the water, bobby jindal didn't do well. but you think about nikki haley, jodi herz did fine, for some reason the women seem to avoid all of the pitfalls. 'm sorry to tell you this. we will see what happens tonight. host: you mentioned marco, for those who do not know what you are talking about here is the drinking of the water. >> nothing has frustrated me more than the false choice is the president has laid out tonight. the choice is not between big overnment or big business. host: stephen krupin, there was hat incident and you mentioned the chapstick, congressman joe kennedy with advice for stacey abrams he tweeted be yourself, you will crush it, you will talk longer than you expect to keep snack sandy. misplace your chapstick, you have millions of americans standing with you. good luck. guest: i'm very excited to hear stacey abrams, she is the energy and the future of the democratic party. she is an incredibly well qualified public servant who did extremely well in a bright red sta

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joe kennedy, speaking on behalf of elizabeth warren. f the late senator, former attorney general bobby kennedy. if you put the kennedy name behind a campaign, that certainly helps new massachusetts. it could spill over into new hampshire, the first primary in the country. but it's anyone's guess because it's early and elizabeth warren will be the latest entrant in what will be a crowded field. let's go to molly line in lawrence, massachusetts where it's going down. >> hi, neil, we're expecting to hear from senator warren in less than ten minutes. representative joe kennedy on the podium for now expected to introduce the candidate here, and expectation that she'll be announcing for president. and this is confirmed by senator markey who spoke a few moments ago who spoke about the need to get senator elizabeth warren elected and talked about similar things what she talked about, fighting for what's right and reforming wall street, and senator markey not a shock, from the same state as kennedy here. kennedy, a rising political star of the hi

years that i have known joe kennedy, i have walked him as he fights every day for what he believes inn friend. thank you for being here today, joe. thank you. to all of the dynamic speakers who is keeping everybody fired up and warmed up this morning. you to the best partner ever in the united states senate, he has been fighting for climate change and now he is fighting for a green ed deal, and markey -- markey. let's elect him to the senate next year. and thank you to a woman who is now making her own way in the halls of congress, lori turned hand -- try hand. thank you, to counselor michelle danny rivera,r rare -- brave leaders and friend. karen skelton the colleagues in the statehouse and others all of those with us today. thank you. you to all, thank everyone. [cheers and applause] thank you to everyone who has i amled here to lawrence, deeply grateful that you came here on a cold day to be part of this announcement. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you. i want to tell you a story. a little over 100 years ago chester mills like the one behind us employed tens of thousands of

joe kennedy was a perfect figure for that and going to my hometown was perfect because it's a blue-collar town that has suffered a lot economically over a long period of time and a way for democrats to signal to blue-collar voters that may have moved over to trump. were thinking about you more than he is and i don't know what their messages going to be this year but i think that what you will have in terms of content, it was really dyck dated by the campaign they ran in this fall's elections that actually worked. it's actually striking that the democrats who won did not highlight trump, they didn't have to, that so many voters who were anti-trump were already mobilized and organizers on all of these campaigns. so, these candidates talked a lot about healthcare, helped by the republican effort to repeal the lca and particularly a defense of the right of people to have pre-existing conditions covered. i think you will hear a lot about that and about drug prices and some sense of forward movement uncovering people on healthcare. you will hear a lot about how to transition people to the jobs

joe kennedy gave the democratic response last year. she thanks them for their kind words and great advice. evening ising this cbs reporter susan davis who tweeted out, stacey abrams will be taking a swing at the president on the shutdown. her excerpt from the prepared remarks, also, pbs reporting out that she will also talk about the economy in her speech as well. we know who will not be attending tonight's event. that's some of the supreme court justices. might not bensburg in attendance, as well as alito.or, thomas and not attending tonight's state of the union address. there are some members of congress who said they will be boycotting. john lewis of georgia, hank johnson said they will not be attending tonight's address. boycotting it because they said they did not want to listen to the president in the actual house chamber. they will be listening on tv. steve? steve: this is the third time the president has addressed a joint session of congress. he did so early in his administration. this is his second state of the union. third ti

joe kennedy was a perfect figure four that. going to my hometown was perfect because it was a blue collar town that has suffered a lot economically over a long time, so it was a way for democrats to signal to blue collar bothersome may have moved over to trump, we are thinking about you more than he has. i don't know what their message is going to be this year. what you will have in terms of the content, it was really dictated by the campaign they ran in this fall's elections that actually worked. it's really striking that the democrats who won did not highlight trump. they did not have to. that so many of the voters who are anti-trump are already mobilized, they were organizers and all these campaigns. so, these candidates talk a lot about health care, helped by the republican ever to repeal the aca, and a defense of the right of people insured to have traces and conditions covered. i think you will hear a lot about that, about drug pirrices, and some sense of forward movement uncovering people on health care. i think you will

so you may recall that our own congressman joe kennedy gave the opposition response, the formal opposition response to president trump's state of the union in 2018. sometimes they're given by congressional leaders, other times they're given by up and coming members of the party, sometimes governor will give the address. it's a way for the on session party to highlight its message in response to the state of the union address by a president. well, after moving it to primetime you might think, what more is there left to do to innovate the state of the union? to innovate within the state of the union address, right? what more can presidents do to einterpret or reimagine this constitutional directive? well, when ronald reagan entered office in 1981, he didn't allow his essential conservatism to prevent him from expanding the speckical that the state of the union had become -- the spectacle that the state of the union had become. reagan is also a master of stage craft and a master at story telling. and so in 1982, he adds something that we hadn't seen before. >> just two weeks ago in the midst

i should note she is expected to be introduced and endorsed by a massachusetts congressman, joe kennedy. we are told members of her family will be in attendance as well rgs including her husband, her children, some grandchildren and their dog bailey. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> also on the trail with one of her rivals in the race, senator cory booker. cnn reporter rebecca buck jois s us from marshalltown, iowa. what's on his schedule? >> reporter: we're coming off a packed schedule yesterday for cory booker with more to come today. yesterday, victor, cory booker started at 9:00 a.m. in iowa, went to iowa city, ended his night at a bar talking to students and locals there, ended his night around midnight. he is basically taking his approach he took when running for city council and mayor in newark, new jersey, trying to meet as many people as he can, outwork the other candidates, knock on as many doors as possible. today, that break neck packed schedule continues for booker. we are starting in marshalltown iowa, later to des moines. he is doing a mix of speeches, forums, q and

iowa and a final note, we know she will be introduced and endorsed by massachusetts congressman joe kennedy. we know other members of the massachusetts demgation will lee here to show their support. >>> amy poller political correspondent at the hill, knits hillary clinton's doomed campaign. thank you for being back with us. so let's start here with the space that els bath warren is trying to build for herself, considering what our m.j. told us about this location for the launch. sherrod brown also with his dignity and work tour across ohio, he'll be in new hampshire this weekend as well. how much of that space does she own compared to what we are seeing from other potential candidates who are get into this race? >> reporter: i think that's a really problematic thing for her, because she, in a way, is, it's a very crowded lane, this progressive lane, if you will, victor. she faces people like senator brown, even bernie sanders who has yet to announce you know his intentions, but people expect him to run, so and then lots of others like kamela harris and corey booker, so i think what she is t

. >> warren has so far received endorsements from ed markey and her form student joe kennedy.nator elizabeth warren after she announced she's officially joining the democratic field to run against him in 2020. trump tweeted quote, today elizabeth warren sometimes referred toby me as pocahontas, joined the race for president. will she run as our first native presidential candidate or has she decided that after 32 years this is not playing so well any more. see you on the campaign trail liz. trump's reference to the trail is considered by some to be a reference to the trail of tears when native americans were forced to relocate from their homes in southern u.s. to reservations in oklahoma in the 1800s. thousands died during the journey including 4,000 cherokees. the massachusetts senator hit back at trump's comment during a campaign stop in iowa yesterday. >> here's what bothers me. by the time we get to 2020, donald trump may not even be president. in fact, he may not even be a free person. >> a lot of possibilities out there between now and 2020. things changing daily. david l

but, you know, representative joe kennedy of massachusetts who's a critic of the president, he said if the mueller investigation shows no collusion with russians he would be happy. a special counsel, i was part of the watergate prosecution, if they do a thorough investigation and it determines the president was not involved, they have not failed. on the other hand, if the president was involved, certainly as a citizen i would want to know it. it's just a balancing act. and just to come back to mr. barr, he has great discretion. >> john, kim, thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> univision anchor jorge ramos and his crew were detained tonight while interviewing venezuelan president nicolas maduro. they've since been released and i'm going to speak to the former u.s. ambassador who helped get them out of custody. isn't what goes into your soup... just as important as what you get out of it? our broccoli cheddar is made with aged melted cheddar, simmered broccoli, and no artificial flavors. enjoy 100% clean soup today. panera. food as it should be. i'm a fighter. alway

you may recall joe kennedy gave the opposition response to president trump in 2018. sometimes they are given by congressional leaders. other times, they are given by up and coming members of the party. sometimes governors will give the address. it is a way for the opposition party to highlight its message in a response to the state of the union address by a president. after moving it to prime time -- you might think what more can you do to innovate the state of the union address? what more can presidents do to reinterpret or reimagine this constitutional directive? when ronald reagan entered office in 1981, he did not allow his essential conservatism to prevent him from expanding the spectacle that the state of the union had become. reagan is also a master of stage craft and at storytelling. in 1982, he adds something we had not seen before. >> just two weeks ago in the midst of a terrible tragedy on the potomac, we saw american heroism at its finest, dedicated rescue workers saving victims and we saw the heroism of the one of our young government employees who when

klobuchar both making it official, and warren even picked up a couple endorsements from congressman joe kennedy, as well as senator ed markey. are you ready to endorse anyone? >> no, i'm not. we have some terrific candidates running. there are three women from the u.s. senate running. one happens to be a californian who i know very well. there will be a time. this thing will sort itself out. obviously there are going to be a whole lot more players on the field before this gets down to the elimination rounds. >> we do a lot of polling with democratic voters to find out what's important to them. let me ask you, what is the number one thing that'll determine who you ultimately decide to get behind? >> well, there are about a half a dozen things. i'll go through them quickly. are they really prepared to deal with climate change? are they prepared to get beyond the rhetoric and down into the weeds about what we can do? are they prepared to be strong internationally and really back away from the terrible troubles the current president has caused with our international relationship, particularly with

joe kennedy, the charismatic young congressman from massachusetts, and the heir to that whole tradition gave her the advice to be yourself, you'll crush it, he'll talk longer than you expect so keep snacks handy, be the fighter we know you are, misplace your chapstick, you have millions of americans standing with you, self-deprecating. he didn't drink water the way marco rubio did but he did use chapstick. >> i think that stacey abrams is going to be great. i really hope that among policies that she talks about, that she talks about voting rights, because, you know, whether you're a democrat or republican, making sure people have the right to vote and that it's easy to vote in this country is imperative. that had a big impact on her race and her loss, i hope she talks about that. i think it will be a very compelling picture we see tonight with nancy pelosi sitting behind donald trump as a visualization as her role as a co-equal partner, a leader of a branch of government. and, you know, normally the state of the union is where the president lays out before the congress and the country,

i want you to listen to something that congressman joe kennedy said to my colleague van jones about hisxpectations for the mueller report. >> it is probably too much to hope that what mueller's report is going to say is nothing to see here. nobody did anything wrong. we got everybody already and case closed. that's what i hope it says. he has given us plenty to beat him up for in office. we don't need the rest of it. >> i've never heard a democrat before that clip say he hopes there's no collusion, no conspiracy. we got everybody that we needed to. >> well, no one, no one, democrat or republican or independent wants the president to have been in bed with the russians if you will. i don't think that's something anybody wants but that is something folks think has happened. that's why this mueller report is important. i think especially for democrats out there on the campaign trail that they need to stay as far from this cohen testimony as possible. and should be focused on talking about the issues. focused on their policy proposals. focused on talking to folks in south carolina, nevada, n

the cases for constituents act, introduced by representatives garrett graves and joe kennedy. this bill would modernize the way federal agencies process privacy act waivers and make it easier for members of congress to help constituents get assistance from federal agencies. our constituents are required to provide federal agencies with written consent before our offices can obtain information from the agency on their behalf. some agencies have outdated policies and still require these consent forms to be mailed or faxed, which can be next to impossible in certain circumstances, such as after a major storm or other natural disaster. under this bill, the office of management and budget would be required to create a template for electronic consent forms and issue guidance to agencies requiring them to accept such forms. i appreciate the bipartisan way in which this bill was developed and thank the representative graves and kennedy for their diligent efforts to address this problem. this is a good, bipartisan bill and i urge my colleagues to support it. i reserve the balance of my

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joe kennedy, who gave last year some tips, and told her to just be yourself, and he's not the only democraticg her advice on her speech. for example, here's senator cory bookeif he told her,ou get nervous, just do what i do. tell people you're the rock's younger brother." [ laughter and applause ] here's congressman eliot engel. he said, "if you get nervous, just do what i do. picture everyone nak i do that even when i'm not giving a speech." [ laughter and applause ] next up is congressman dutch ruppersberger. [ light laughter ] he said, " you get nervous, just do what i do. say the name dutch ruppersberger, and have a a good laugh." [ laughter and applause ] here's the last one, it's congressman jamie raskin. he said, "if you get nervous, just do what i do with my hair. ust it go." [ laughter and app] so nice. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: so nice and long. >> steve: kind. that's verkind advice. very kind. >> jimmy: finally, i heard about a man in arizona who just hit a world record by stacking 353 jenga blocks. or as one guy put it, "maybe he can build a wall." [ laughter and applause ] we have

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. >> that view echoed by another former student, massachusetts congressman joe kennedy who endorsed warrenuncement earlier this month. >> her classes were known as the hardest classes at school. not necessarily because of the subject but because of the teacher. she had you drinking from a fire hose in that class. it was really something to be part of. >> she showcased those instincts during a visit to the university of puerto rico last month. >> anybody else worried about the rising tuition? >> in an increasingly crowded field featuring plenty of star power, warren is hoping her policy chops will set her apart. >> yes. >> you have already hit -- >> it's a nerd thing. >> now, warren says that her universal child care plan is going to be paid for by the revenue from her wealth tax and her advisers tell cnn she is going to have other proposals that are also going to be paid by the same revenue. erin, it goes to show how central this yietd is going to be to her entire platform. >> the tax. all right, thank very much. appreciate it. >> next, jeane on the canines upstaging the candidates. ♪ when

but if you look at joe kennedy last year with the chapstick issues, marco rubio with the drinking ofhe water, bobby jindal didn't do well. but you think about nikki haley, jodi herz did fine, for some reason the women seem to avoid all of the pitfalls. i'm sorry to tell you this. we will see what happens tonight. host: you mentioned marco, for those who do not know what you are talking about here is >> the drink of the water. -- the drinking of the water. >> nothing has frustrated me more like the choices the false -- the false choice is the president has laid out tonight. the choice is not between big government or big business. krupin, there was that incident and you mentioned the chapstick, congressman joe kennedy with advice for stacey abrams he tweeted be yourself, you will crush it, you will talk longer than you expect to keep snack sandy. misplace your chapstick, you have millions of americans standing with you. good luck. hear: i'm very excited to stacey abrams, she is the energy and the future of the democratic party. she is an incredibly well qualified public service who di

i was struck as joe kennedy, the young congressman introduced her, he talked about all that elizabethut that. >> that's a great point. in this day and age when there's so many younger candidates and younger voters are the heartbeat of the democratic party right now in many ways and since trump they have become more activated, do you want to talk about what's in a candidate's past? in the case of warren, it makes sense. she lived the life she's describing of people she's trying to help. she came from a family -- she talked about being on the ragged edge of the middle class. she was a single mother for a period of time. she knows what she's talking about in terms of how people on lower rung of the economic spectrum suffer. she's got credibility there. she was invoking history that informs what the democratic party has been and perhaps can be again. she was talking about labor unions which have become less fashionable and have dropped in power over the past many decades. they used to be the heart and soul of the democratic party. we see union members voting overwhelmingly for donald trum

if you go from 2016 with joe kennedy to two years later a black woman, that's a signal the party is startingck women voters. i think there is a couple of things about stacey abrams. there are two things i think in addition are important about stacey abrams. one is she describes herself as progressive and pragmatist, those are said to be on the opposite side of the democratic party. she's an optimist and a lot of her talk are about hope. that's going to stand in a sharp contrast to the kind of america that donald trump describes. that'll prove very useful to the party whether she runs to the senate or not. >> brian kemp should not get too comfortable. >> now, what does it mean that the real sort of opposition to donald trump is now female? it is nancy pelosi and stacey abrams and this is setting up to be, it is elizabeth warren, that's what the opposition is. >> and kamala harris. >> it is women of color. >> there is a whole variety of women to choose from in the sense of where they fall on the liberal spectrum. it will be interesting to see where the republican women or the women who voted f

when we have elizabeth warren, joe kennedy, a student in harvard law school, going to introduce her inwn north of andover. how is she setting herself apart? put her in the picture of the candidates. >> and kennedy expected to endorse her, that is something that nbc reported late in the week. i think liz bathe warren is in an interesting place, as much as she is launching her campaign with a pretty strong debut in iowa, she has been on a little bit of an apology tour with the native american ancestry in the past couple of weeks. trump will be able to comment in realtime on twitter during the campaign rallies and it will be able to wrestle the news cycle back to his focus and attention. and with the candidates, i've been trying to get a sense of how do you stay out of the trump vortex, this act that he has, that you guys are well aware, people who have worked on and covered the clinton campaign, he has a great ability to turn the conversation to what he wants to talk about it and it makes it hard for democratic campaigns to talk about what they want to talk about. so as you see the peopl

>> she was endorsed by congressman joe kennedy before she talked about points about the economy being rigged against the working class. >> when i talk about this, some rich guys scream class warfare. i want to tell you something, these same rich guys have been waging class warfare against hard working people for decades. i say it's time to fight back. >> the president saw that announcement and had a question. elizabeth warren joined the race for president. will she run as our first native american presidential candidate or has she decided after 32 years that is not playing so well anymore? see you on the campaign, liz. and warren shot back at an event in iowa telling a potential caucus goer by the time the election goes around trump might not be president and might not even be a free person anymore. >> bill: the top democrat crisis in virginia continues. a second accuser has come forward against the lieutenant governor, the democratic governor northam vows to stay in office saying there is no better person to help heal his state. >> i'm not going anywhere. i have learned from this. i

kennedy herself. in the center seat, he says he's ready. joe concha. media reporter and columnist for "the hill," radio host. welcome. >> joe: i'm nervous! i'm mortified! >> harris: are you ready for the news? >> joe: every day we've got a lot to get through. it's the greatest time to be in this business. >> harris: let's get to it. kentucky high school student nick sandmann is suing "the washington post" for defamation. he was at the center of a video that many in the media mischaracterizes an aggressive confrontation with a native american activist that aa pro-life video. other videos came out telling a different story. much of the damage is already been done. the lawsuit is seeking $250 million. it's the same amount that amazon ceo jeff bezos paid for the newspaper back in 2013. in a statement, sandman's attorney is accusing them of using their vast financial resources to enter the bully pulpit by publishing a series of false and defamatory print and online articles which effectively provided a worldwide microphone to entities to smear a young boy w

nevada, probably joe biden, the most normal person. kennedy mad that an old white man has a chance. >> or hillary clinton. kennedy: anything can happen, they have all plateaued they are boring, chris wril son thank you. >> thank you. >> topical storm is next. touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz... the first and only treatment of its kind offering people with moderate to severe psoriasis a chance at 100% clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of people quickly saw a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. ready for a chance at 100% clear skin? ask your doctor about taltz. jerry♪eas