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"the washington post" story describing julio castro's proposal i kept having to reread the paragraphske sure i understand correctly. decriminalized illegal entry stop almost all detentions of the illegal immigrants who get caught and arrive here as an element of enforcement, reassigned ice and have other people carry out enforcement whatever that would look like and seize or halt all construction of current or additional border walls which the border patrol had been begging for. >> tucker: can i ask a question as you invite the world and to come, provide them with guaranteed health care, housing subsidies, free public schools? i certainly would not. >> guy: can you have a welfare state with open borders? >> guy: no, you can't and economically it doesn't work out. so i just look at these points five-point coming down and even if i were open to some of these ideas and many of them i'm not, why would he introduce this now in the midst of a border crisis which even his fellow former obama administration official jay has said it is a crisis. they were on the sink cabinet under president ob

trailing the pack is julio castro who has raised $1.1 million.r kicking off his official 2020 presidential bid mayor pete buttigieg's campaign announced it raised another $1 million. campaign spokesperson said the money was raised just four hours after pete buttigieg officially announced in comparison pete buttigieg only raised $120,000 in the 24 hours after launching his presidential exploratory committee in late january. first quarter sec filings showed he spent less than $700,000 of a million raised. a burn rate of 10% come tired to 85% of elizabeth warren. the south bend mayor last night appeared on the rachel maddow where he addressed criticism. >> i do think as democrats we sometimes have a tendency to lead with the policy minutia. it's important for people to know where we stand. one thing conservatives did very effectively they sort of claimed the idea space. they talked a lot about values and won a lot of the arguments or media space for their values beginning with the reagan administration in such a way that even democrats were compelle

senators cory booker, kamala harris as well as beto o'rourke, julio castro all reached out to their list to raise money off of biden's announcement. but the most pointed reply came from biden's top andy poling opponent bernie sanders who sent two emails including one that criticized biden's event. the campaign writing this. it is a big day in the democratic primary. we're hoping to end it strong. not with a fundraiser in the home of a corporate lobbyist but with an overwhelming number of individual donations. biden announced he hired simone sanders a prominence member of sanders 2016 campaign. president trump, of course, is responding to the core message of former vice president joe biden's candidacy after a tweet questioning biden's intelligence trump told fox news he disagrees with the premise of biden's announcement video. >> we are in the battle for the soul of this nation. i believe history will look back on four years of this president and all he embraces as an aberrant moment in time. >> when biden makes this statement talking about the soul, i mean the soul, take a look at the ob

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chairman, el elizabeth warren, julio castro, says we should begin proceedings to impeach the presidentu there yet? >> i'm not there yet. i can foresee that possibly coming. >> let's bring in bishop garrison and brian darling, founder and president of liberty affairs. good morning on this holiday. let's start with you, bishop. house democrats are holding a call tomorrow to discuss the next steps. is this building a path towards impeachment if they aren't there yet, as elijah cummings said? >> it's quite possible. what we have to look at in the mueller report, the big takeaway is there's ten different instances of obstruction efforts by the president. this seems to be a lot of smoke here. and the mueller report leaves it to congress to determine if there's actual fire. we have to determine whether this obstruction actually happened. these are crimes that can be considered high crimes and misdemeanors. if that's the case, you have a path towards impeachment. but mueller -- special counsel mueller, i should say, played the role of finder of fact. he did not play the role of providing addit

julio castro is close to signing on, kirsten gillibrand, cory booker all saying they're open to doinglls on fox news. >> there are two things going on at the same time and i want to split them. one is whether or not it's okay to partner. they're not appearances, have you to partner with them. it's a media partnership for one event. there's one question there. the second one is one of timing. should they be doing it right now in this moment? one of the reasons fox has been aggressively reaching out to the campaigns now is because they're desperately trying to reach their marks for selling all of their ads for next year. there is the period called the up fronts where they sell their ads in the future. fox news has been having trouble. it was to signal to advertisers they were getting serious. in this moment there's no reason for any democratic or presidential candidate to be giving fox news the life line that it needs. >> we reached out to fox news to hear what know said. fox news had a very successful up front presentation where we walked away feeling valuable about our story and we ex

decastro, julio decastro, one of our people supporters was being trained along with other cubans to invade cuba. he donated his uniform to the museum. we have what we believe is raul castro'sitary hat. it's not 100% confirmed that it is, but we are 90% sure that it was. we're still trying to verify and document it. but it says here, cuban military hat purportedly owned by raul castro, fidel castro's brother. the hat bears the insignia of the cuban armed revolutionary forces. halloween masks of the era, 1962, castro and khrushchev. autographed print of the type of planes that were flying low-level missions over cuba during the cuban missile crisis. and it was the rf-101 that you see here that was flying the low-level missions. this is a very unique piece. notes made by president kennedy, october '62. he's in a briefing. he's making his notes. at the end of it, he rips up the paper, throws it away. his -- i want to say -- secretary salvaged the paper. yes, evelyn lincoln salvaged the paper, and then she kept it and then through some sources, we were able to acquire it, and it's now on display at the cold war museum. dood doodles. so here is a piece of paper that john f. kenn