. >>> and joining me from san antonio, former housing secretary, julio castro. secretary castro, welcome back to "meet the press." i know you have a lot of contacts in texas government. what more can you tell us about what you've l we've learned have been released. there were about 20 individuals killed. that this gunman was in his early 20s, a white male and of course there's tremendous amount of grief and sadness and all of us are thinking about the families in el paso who have been victimized. >> this is going to spark a couple of of conversations. one is on domestic terrorism and one is on our gun culture. what do you see here as what we need start tackling? >> we need tackle both of these things and unfortunately as we've seen time after time they're related. on the one hand it's clear what we can do to cut down on the number othese incidents. we need commonsense gun reform. this happened in texas, a state that has one of the highest rates of gun ownership. concealed carry, open carry. the shooter knew that he'd be walking into a store where a lot of people

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julio castro is in and a few other democrats who are close are racing to qualify. secretary of state mike pompeo is making new on china, isis and offering his take on a "new yorker" profile that calls him the secretary of trump. >> i work hard. i work hard for the president of the united states who was constitutionally elected. he is my leader. >> we begin the hour with joe biden and two new wrinkles in the 2020 democratic race. a just released cnn poll that shows biden re-establish ago double digit national lead. and a new biden campaign ad aimed at keeping his challengers at bay. in the new poll, the former vice president stands at 29% among democrats and democratic leaning voters nationally. a bump of 7 points from june. senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren both holding steady at 1% and 14%. mayor pete buttigi ge and kamala harris tied at 5%. biden's strength in the race is his giant advantage when democrats are asked this question, which candidate is most likely, in your view, to beat president trump? the campaign's first tv ad today focuses squarely on

he could land hits on former senator joe biden and julio castro had an interesting exchange with joe was fending off criticism of the fact that the obama administration did engage in so many deportations. that could be a weakness for biden. jew julio castro had a breakout night. >> some forget some called president obama deporter in chief. that meant you had to really cleanup the backlog of people with deportation orders before you could start to really talk about changing immigration laws in general. so this is -- immigration will be an ugly debate. >> front and center. sarah westwood, we are out of time. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> we are hearing from the father of one of the american teenagers accused of killing a police officer in italy. that's next. at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus,

eastern with secretary julio castro and saturday, live 10:00 a.m. eastern with government, senator kamala harris, amy, senator kiersten, john h, senator elizabeth warren and cory booker. watch the presidential candidate live have a worse state fair. watch anytime on c-span.org or listen live from wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >> tonight on c-span2, featuring authors who have written books about silicon valley and its influence. in "the 26 words that created the internet", jeff kosseff described the communications decency act that protects websites and lawsuit over user content. policing the internet. after that, technology reporter anna recounts her experiences working for a tech startup in san francisco. >> good afternoon. my name is john, i'm the vice president here at the cato institute. i'd like to welcome you to our book form

it began this morning with julio castro, and we will conclude in about 20 minutes with representative tulsi gabbard. the candidates traveling to clear lake, iowa tonight for what is called the democratic party wingding dinner. we will have live coverage here on c-span. and a reminder, we are live tomorrow with more coverage from the iowa state fair with governor jay inslee, followed by senator kamala harris at 11:30 eastern time, and ohio senator tim ryan. in the afternoon, minnesota senator amy klobuchar from the neighboring state, and senator killed -- senator kiersten gillibrand. that will be followed by senator elizabeth warren and senator cory booker. they are there saturday and many more candidates there sunday, including public and candidate governor bill weld, who is challenging president trump. programhave a call in with him. also appearing on sunday, tom steyer, who will be joining us as well after his soapbox appearance to take your calls and questions. all part of c-span's 2020 coverage. a reminder, you can follow us on facebook at facebook.com/c-span. and follow us on twi

at the same channel, presidential candidates like milwaukee castro, like julio castro, walking castro is the one who put up that list. and then you have senator lauren and many have beto o'rourke all agreeing on one thing, the president is a racist, white supremacist, and a white nationalist. what do you know about the president that may be pushes back on that? >> well, i'm here to push back on him. i was in the oval office just a couple weeks ago when the president of the united states donald trump endorsed this campaign for attorney general. look, the president is fighting day in and day out against socialism and against illegal immigration. he's fighting for the sanctity of life. those are values that people of kentucky are proud of and want a president to do that and they want and attorney general that's going to do that as well be it so i look forward over the coming months making sure that folks here in kentucky know that i stand with the president, know that i stand for and with the republican party and the party of lincoln. it is an honor to be in this position and i'm hoping

and then one after another and avalanche of attacks came from other candidates on immigration julio castro the former u.s. secretary of housing and urban development under obama said it looks like one of us has learned the lessons of the past and one of us has and that was a reference to the fact that under president obama more people were actually deported from the united states than under president trump then on criminal justice cory booker the senator from new jersey attacked by in the saying use that phony tough on crime rhetoric that destroyed my community and many others lives in newark new jersey an urban neighborhood in a mostly minority area and then on climate change jay inslee the governor of washington state said mr vice president your argument is not with me it's with science and unfortunately your plan simply doesn't do enough and time after time every time you is hit biden struck back but polls will show in the coming days whether those attacks will leave a mark. and john that there's been criticism of the whole formats of many of these . it's a you know the fact that you've

the former hud secretary julio castro, and former congressman beto o'rourke. on saturday, live at 10:00 with governor jay inslee. senator kamala harris, senator amy klobuchar, senator gillibrand, and it senator cory booker. watch of 2020 presidential candidates live at the iowa state fair, starting on thursday at c-span. watch anytime at c-span.org or listen from wherever you are on the go, using the free c-span radio app. earlier today, india's ambassador to the u.s. delivered remarks on the country's foreign policy agenda. from the heritage foundation, this is about one hour. about oneion this is hour. [applause] >> a packed house. i do not know if i have ever seen in the auditorium this full. you draw an audience. it is a slow news cycle in south asia, so this is surprising. we are very excited to have the ambassador here to give remarks today. i am going to start with a few housekeeping items to introduce -- before i introduce the ambassador, 15-20 minutes and then move to a moderated discussion including getting q&a from the audience. we would like to lea

only julio castro defended him and also biden, of course. but listen to cory booker this morning on cnn sort of explaining why he thinks that's okay and not damaging to the party. >> if he was to run for president for a third term i wouldn't be running. the reality is we have a situation right now where we have a president that's doing things in this country that are perverting our very values and allies and talking about what our plans would be, different than the previous president, different than the current president is not a bad thing. >> is it not a bad thing for the party? >> he's right in the sense that elections are always about the future. one of the weaker points i think or one of the more problematic point joe biden keeps bringing up he wants to recover, he wants to take us back to who we are. you get some of that from cory booker. the reality if you want to do a rerun of the obama presidency, if you want to say i'm going restore the obama presidency and you're not barack obama you'll have a very hard time. voters -- look it's an

julio castro accusing him of living in the past with immigration policy.cory booker saying biden support of the 1994 crime bill destroyed communities. with me now her review of the debate communications director for the biden campaign. thanks fork here. >> thanks for having me. >> what's your feeling on last night? what did you all think of the night? >> it was a great night. look, poll after poll after poll shows that democrats want somebody who can beat donald trump and that they think joe biden is that person and last night we saw why. he was taking fire from southeast best debaters in the democratic party. coming at him i think it may have been the most hostile democratic debate in primary history. and he handled attacks. he gave as good as he got frankly where he needed to. most importantly he turned to a clear and concise case against donald trump. you heard, you referenced it there as we were coming in to the segment. he made an incredibly compelling case against the president taking it directly to him. he got one of the biggest applause moments in

julio castro is in and a few other democrats who are close are racing to qualify.

. >> across town, another 2020 contender, julio castro held a affordable housing town hall.trump that quote americans were chilled because you stoke the fire raised this. -- killed because you stoked the fire of racism. >> the presidents rhetoric is fueling the ambition of races across the country like the one we saw that killed 22 people in el paso. the president needs to realize that his words have consequences. >> so, a lot of the 2020 contender * using this time at the iowa state fair to really sharpen their attacks against president trump. but melissa, i just walked by the corn kernel -- and we have about a week to go but president trump fearing pretty well so far. melissa. >> kristen, thank you. just a short time ago to the 2020 democrats made their cases right here on foxbusiness. bill de blasio and john delaney, let's take it to our guests. republican strategist fort o'connell -- i'm going to let the candidate speak for themselves. here is bill de blasio. >> i am someone who believes in the american dream where prosperity shared with a huge number americans to get ah

julio castro claiming racism is a key issue. >> the president has brought this environment that has givensm. >> reporter: against an otherwise colorful backdrop, stern rebukes of president trump. >> we expect more out of our pre-schoolers now than we do the president of the united states. >> reporter: at a dinner put on by iowa democrats on friday night, joe biden weighed in. >> donald trump offers no moral leadership. he has no interest in unifying the country. >> reporter: five months from the iowa caucus, the tenor of this election serious. >> we need background checks. >> reporter: kamala harris on a campaign bus tour across the state. >> i think the american people are right to say look enough of the words. show me action. >> reporter: new polling shows a clear top five in the state. the famed popcorn poll was wean the actual polls. >> who did you put in your kernel poll? biden. >> biden. >> kamala harris. >> elizabeth warren. >> reporter: there's time for others to pop. >> kirsten gillebrand. >> reporter: all this in a state president trump won in 2016 where some voters remain loyal

o'rourke stood off of the campaign to deal with his hometown and well hit close to home for julio castro a texan in 2020 presidential hopeful ohio congressman tim ryan. the congressman in san diego to fight for issues to hispanic voters to make up the biggest minority voting bloc in the 2020 election. shannon, back to you. >> shannon: thank you so much. the president calling for a bipartisan action and as critics say, he bears the point. where do we go from here? let's bring in the hispanic leadership conference rodriguez and republican governor of arkansas, asa hutchinson, thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> shannon: governor come i want to start with you because of your background with homeland security as well. they were calling for more aggressive monitoring taken on white supremacy issue. it is the government not doing that? what are we doing to distract that? >> they are doing a lot, but i go back to my background, the '80s and for 30 years i've been supporting law enforcement. i was u.s. attorney in which we took on the white supremacist. it was a v

. >> he squared off with julio castro about border crossings and others squared off against him overma record on deportation. >> the fact of the matter is you should be able to do -- if you cross the border illegally you should be able to be sent back, it's a crime. it's not one that -- >> thank you, mr. vice president. secretary castro. >> it looks like one of us has learned the lessons of the past and one of us hasn't. my plan would fix the broken legal immigration system because we have a problem with that. secondly, the only way we're going to guarantee these kinds of family separations don't happen in the future we need to repeal the law. what we need is a politician to have some guts on this issue. >> mr. vice president your response. >> i have guts enough to say his plan doesn't make sense. >> vice president biden, i didn't hear your response when the issue came up of deportations, i didn't hear whether you tried to stop them or not using your power, influence in the white house. did you think it was a good idea? >> the president is the guy who came up with the idea first time

and julio castro got in. steve: he has a unique message, how would everybody like a thousand bucks? everybody would like a thousand bucks. katie: he doesn't wear a tie either. he seems like the cool guy. brian: don't you drop out if you don't get in this debate? why stay in? katie: kirsten gillibrand was going to pay people money to donated money that was going to cost her $130,000. at some point the minimizing returns. brian: you got ryan and steyer and others who just don't even qualify. how do they. katie: not necessarily for the presidency. some of these people are in it for other opportunities, senate races or governor's races or getting their name i.d. higher for the next race. steve: speaking of governor ththe governor of new york state would not get behind her because is he behind joe biden. nonetheless byron you're welcombye bye.>> it's been pastr people to get out. this was the democratic party all along have two debates very inclusive. two nights of 10 people on each night. but, when september arrived, to start cutting this field. and now it looks like you are going to ha

miedo de hacerlo luego de la Última serie de tiroteos masivos que fue en otro evento castro nicole california el 28 de julio los fondos van para los jÓvenes y chicas que viven en la calle. que no tienen un hogar. va para ayudar a ellos para que tengan un techo sobre su cabeza. >> cada aÑo ha reunido hasta 20,000 personas pero esta vez es diferente. entre los distintos aromas estÁ el del miedo. despuÉs de las balaceras masivas en california los residentes llegan con hambre pero tambiÉn con un plan de escape. >> a todos nos ha miedo. aquÍ puede pasar algo. aquÍ podemos correr. tenemos mejor chance de sobrevivir algo asÍ. >> si le toca a uno le toca. para macro que andar todo el tiempo que me van a hacer algo? >> los organizadores aseguran que tiene la mejor seguridad. >> hay personas a la entrada del evento y que estÁ caminando para asegurarse de que el evento estÁ seguro para todos. y esta el departamento de los sheriffs que tiene responsabilidad asegurarse de que no haya problemas. >> no estamos preocupados con la seguridad. ahora estÁ todo bien. estamos para que se sienta mejor la gente. socorro: autorÍa e

[indistinct chatter] >> julio, could i get a picture please? julian castro: hello, how are you? good to see you. [indistinct chatter] >> do you want to be in the photo? ok. >> get in there. >> 1, 2, 3. >> gwen moore. -- one more. >> 1, 2, 3. >> thank you so much. >> this is autumn, from the twin cities. thanks again. julian castro: thank you for being here. >> thanks a lot. julian castro: there you go. good luck with everything. all right? >> thank you so much. [indistinct chatter] pres. trump: thank you -- julian castro: thank you.