all right, well, peter doocy proudly with kamala harris, we will see if kamala harris is as excited to see peter doocy, from new york. ♪ >> wants to build a border wall, announces decision from the rose garden using executive powers to obtain, ready promising a fight. hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm eric sean. >> i'm laura ingle for arthel neville. president trump has long described the situation at the border as crisis now at least two lawsuits have been filed challenging constitutional basis with more likely to come. both sides of the aisle now speaking out. >> when he says he didn't have to declare an emergency, i don't think he's saying any -- any way or any stretch that there's not an emergency. >> the president immediately went over as most conservatives are, this is a fundamental issue of the separation of powers. >> west palm beach, florida near the president's mar-a-lago estate. >> hi, eric, lovely day in palm beach county, 80-degrees and the president remains at golf club, the trump international golf club over southern boulevard in palm beach cou

inspiring people. >> right. >> for kamala harris, what's the kamala harris big idea?s the big idea behind your candidacy? >> one of the first is to lift up working families. the proposal i have around lifting up families making less than $100,000 a year has been referred to by economists as what will be the most significant middle class tax cut americans have received in generations. that's a big issue. for that reason, others have said it and i will say it. this is no time to be modest. it's a being idea. it is about seeing where people are and supporting them. on the issue of affordable housing and rent, i'm proposing that if folks are paying more than 30% of their income in rent and utilities get they get up to a $6,000 tax credit so they can get through each month. no american family should have to work and no person should have to work more than one job to put food on the table and pay the bills. >> a lot of your background, you talk about your background in california. a lot of it is working in the criminal justice system. >> yes. >> you have had a lot of debate

senator kamala harris is now being forced to defend her own heritage.h explains. nats: "we got a special guest in the building, ms kamala harris, yes!"on syndicated morning radio senator kamala harris, a biracial presidential candidate, addressed the politics of her racecharlamagne tha god/radio personality: "what do you say to people questioning the legitimacy of your blackness?" sen. kamala harris/d- presidential candidate: "i think they don't understand who black people are. this is the same thing they did to barack. this is not new to us. they're trying to do what has been happening over the last 2 years, which is powerful voices trying to sow hate and division among us."from defending her past as a prosecutor to acknowledging she tried marijuana.sen. kamala harris/d- presidential candidate: " have. and i inhaled. i did inhale."the radio hosts wanted to know if she's ready for president trump.dj envy/radio personality: "he's going to go nasty,. you know that?"sen. kamala harris/d- presidential candidate: "he will, i agree with you - its going to- th

why the change of heart kamala? my monologue is next.we're doing karaoke later, and you're gonna sing. -jamie, this is your house? -i know, it's not much, but it's home. right, kids? -kids? -papa, papa! -[ laughs ] -you didn't tell me your friends were coming. -oh, yeah. -this one is tiny like a child. -yeah, she is. oh, but seriously, it's good to be surrounded by what matters most -- a home and auto bundle from progressive. -oh, sweetie, please, play for us. -oh, no, i couldn't. -please. -okay. [ singing in spanish ] (get-together, especially after ibeing diagnosed last yearto go with my friends to our annual with advanced non-small cell lung cancer. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (dr. kloecker) i started katy on keytruda and chemotherapy and she's getting results we rarely saw five years ago. (avo) in a clinical trial, significantly more patients lived longer and saw their tumors shrink than on chemotherapy alone. (dr. kloecker) it's changed my approach to treating patients. (avo) keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapi

he would say the best opening so far would be kamala.d, better crowd, better enthusiasm. some of the others were very flat. what do you make of the president's enthusiasm for kamala harris? >> you know -- >> i've had -- >> dan, first and then you, gene, you weigh in. >> thank you very much. i think he's being very respectful as he should be. donald trump would love to run against lelizabeth warren. >> i think joe biden and kamala harris would be a compelling ticket. i'm not writing off elizabeth warren. >> wait till you get to know her better. you'll change your mind. i've known her -- >> it's the coastal divide, guys. >> i like that. i think -- >> it's the coastal divide. we can't talk over each other. even though you have a super bowl in the works in a couple days. >> you did mention the super bowl. obviously i'm in la. obviously, you know, all over the place people are saying can the rams do it, we're happy to be there. we love that. we'll see. i have to tell you, there's a lot of enthusiasm that i've never seen before like that in a

kamala harris didn't mention trump once. how intentional is it for the democratic candidates and how important is it for the democratic candidates to run independent of the spectrum of the trump presidency? >> the aura of trump can be assumed. it's obvious that's a big overhang on this election. the challenge for these candidates is to explain how they would lead beyond trump. they are all implicitly criticizing trump. he talks about leaders who we can look at with pride and not shame. i think that's the phrase he used. that was an unmistakable inference. people will be careful not to suggest that their only virtue is they are not donald trump. >> i just want to listen to a little bit -- >> one thing -- >> go ahead, van. >> i wanted to add of all the people running and we have 947 people running, i think. of the people running, cory booker is a walking repudiation of donald trump. he's literally the antidote or the opposite in that he's almost relentlessly optimistic, up it is -- upbeat and embracing everybody. he is the ant

adjust on volume following kamala harris.hank you so much, sir. good to have you in the field. >>> let's bring in susan del percio and political analyst and basil smikle, former director of the new york state democratic party. it is a year out. the question might be and if it was a little bit louder environment i would have asked him this, what might be the issues resonating right now and some are saying it is health care. this is what bernie sanders come out on and kamala harris. but in front of us, it is tax season. might it be the republican tax bill that is -- everybody will feel and that is going to be the conversation they'll have there. first to you, susan. >> it is funny because there are two different conversations. if you talk about tax season coming up, that is a way for democrats uniting against the republican president and that policy so they're all on the same page. where because we're talking about a democratic primary. if you talk about health care and other issues, they're looking to stand out from each other

i want joe biden and kamala harris. all bernie sanders wants to do is ruin this party. .e refuses to become a democrat if he won't even do that, then just go back to his independent green party and run from there. he knows he has no leg to stand on. i'm waiting for vice president biden and kamala harris. i think they would be wonderful together. host: speaking of senator sanders, cnn wrote a story last week that addresses this very issue. sanders senator bernie plans to sign a plan affirming he will run as a democrat in 2020 and serve as one if elected. meet insaid it plans to the coming weeks with the presidential primary campaign and require to affirm in writing that they are a member of the democratic party, will accept the democratic nomination, and will run and serve as a member of the democratic party. sanders, and independent of vermont, caucuses with the democrats in the senate. his refusal to more formally embrace the party has been a sore spot with some democrats. let's go to carol, calling from texas. good mo

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kamala harris had a fundraiser in beverly hills studio execs.stin gillibrand did not start her campaign before asking the permission of wall street. what else the message in rich people are highly progressive now and you can see why?hee they love mass immigration. brings them servants, they supporthe federally mandated. abortion sacrament from them especially when practiced in poor neighborhoods. the confusing part. these are by definition affluent people and yet increasingly tax rates are rallying cry for the democratic party. why are billionaires so eager to back candidates who want to seize their assets to fund new entitlements? this is confusing. here is one reason. billionaires understand they will never have to pay those taxes because the top federal income tax rate stops at about 500 grand. why. what's the difference someone making 500,000 a year and someone making $50 million ae year? the answer the rich every one can much more easily avoid paying full freight and they do. this group makes far more of their money on capital gains taxedal

he says, i would say the best opening so far would be kamala harris, he said, pronouncing it kamala. i would say in terms of the opening act, i would say would be her, he added, a better crowd, better crowd, better enthusiasm. we all noted the other day that the president no doubt noted it because that's what he point out there. what did it sound to you he was saying in the pronunciation of her name that jumped off the page? >> i didn't think the pronuns aftion her name was intended as bewilling, i thi belittling. that's just how he pronounced it. i think he was aware of her kickoff and crowds are something he takes interest in and she's on his radar. whether she is on his radar today or biden who i heard from several people is somebody he focuses s focuses on is unclear. but he's aware she could be a threat. >> we'll be watching. fascinating interview. thank you for getting up to walk us through a little bit more and, again, it's in the times this morning. >> thanks, maggie. >>> i think the human news cycle name is going to stick. >> i kind it. >>> mibs msquoted that's what presiden

senator kamala harris is now being forced to defend her own heritage.lah explains. nats: "we got a special guest in the building, ms kamala harris, yes!"on syndicated morning radio senator kamala harris, a biracial presidential candidate, addressed the politics of her racecharlamagne tha god/radio personality: "what do you say to people questioning the legitimacy of your blackness?" sen. kamala harris/d- presidential candidate: "i think they don't understand who black people are. this is the same thing they did to barack. this is not new to us. they're trying to do what has been happening over the last 2 years, which is powerful voices trying to sow hate and division among us."from defending her past as a prosecutor to acknowledging she tried marijuana.sen. kamala harris/d- presidential candidate: " have. and i inhaled. i did inhale."the radio hosts wanted to know if she's ready for president trump.dj envy/radio personality: "he's going to go nasty,. you know that?"sen. kamala harris/d- presidential candidate: "he will, i agree with you - its going to-

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kamala harris/d- presidential candidate: "i think they don't understand who black people are. this is the same thing they did to barack. this is not new to us. they're trying to do what has been happening over the last 2 years, which is powerful voices trying to sow hate and division among us."the radio hosts wanted to know if she's ready for president trump.dj envy/radio personality: "he's going to go nasty,. you know that?"sen. kamala harris/d- presidential candidate: "he will, i agree with you - its going to- this is going to be a knock down, drag out."call this weekend a taste of the fight to comesen. amy s america senator amy klobuchar's wintry announcement for her candidacy the president tweeting klobuchar was "talking proudly of fighting global warming while standing in a virtual blizzard""bad timing. by the end of her speech she looked like a snowman, woman."sen. amy klobuchar/d- presidential candidate: "i'd like to see how his hair would fare in a blizzard."massachusetts senator elizabeth warren also officially announcedthe president who has sparred with warren about

[laughter] we'll talk more about kamala harris cory booker elizabeth warren, obviously, bernie sandershe the extreme left ran very well in 2016. so he's thinking that nominating process is not the way to go and -- but we should pingt out we're making these reagan analogies he's not a centrist but if he wants to take middle of the country he's going to have to move toward the center. but because -- >> that's so interesting about what he's doing because he puts this on the the table and he's immediately attacked. i mean, you know, the ideas that he talks about that fact that he's -- from the left and you know, that's just reenforcing what his theory is which is that you know, these people who are leading the include party don't want to anything to do with the ideas i have. >> he got an tiff over the 70% top tax rates are that some democrats are pushing he says that's a bad idea. quick with him on that he says medicare for all dealing away with private insurance he is that's unamerican strong statement but that is not true of american history. and the left is really going and going after

kamala harris a few moments ago.ssentially he's laying out who she is as a candidate and on the policy front, what she believes. i want to play you sound what she said when it kim to the republican-passed tax law from last year. >> for too long in our country, the rules have been written in a way that not been for the benefit of working people. vee have to uplift middle class working families in america. and we have to repeal, for example, this tax bill that was passed that benefits the top 1% and big corporations when we are looking at the fact that middle class and working families in america are suffering today and those people don't need the benefit. working people do. >> alex, there's another interesting question to her. there is a news outlet that referred to her as a moderate. the question from an iowan was how does she consider herself. she pushed back saying people that will try to push people in categories in this democratic field don't appreciate the complexities of issues and said there is no label she wo

it was not as diverse at kamala harris's crowds. at this point, these are hard things to parse out really. >> younger people? >> reporter: some younger people, some younger people. i saw families, a lot of younger families. it was a very, very that you can crowd for elizabeth warren and she was soliciting a lot of volunteers and a lot of folks to get involved and i saw them going over to the volunteer table. at least here in the crowds to which she spoke there was considerable enthusiasm, but as your other guests were saying, it's a long, long year ahead and it's really about how do you take these steps that are going to be everyday ahead of you for the next year raising money and trying to stay away from stumbles that elizabeth warren is still embroiled in in this controversy over her claim of native american heritage. that's not going to go away. she'll have to contend with that along with just getting out in the field, going to these early states, iowa, new hampshire. she's going up to new hampshire for this afternoon for a campa

he said kamala harris. i would say would be her. have a little bit better opening act than the others opinion pretty interesting. he raised a million and a half hours. >> thanks to cnn's town hall. >> before that. >> it was in the first two days. is he right, bob? >> i have said from the beginning, i think she offers a lot. i think her past in san francisco and how she got through the machine and worked her way up will come back to haunt her a back. the prosecution, the way they are going but with cory booker too, i can't wats fit for him t start campaigning who he had in n newark, this drug dealer t-bone who didn't exist. google it. you'll learn a lot. >> i'm not familiar with that. >> that will get scrutiny. >> kamala harris jumped in quickly on some issues. she has jumped quickly. so far tonight at least in the top five seconds had not weighed in, neither cory booker. do they both need to stand up and stand up fast on this issue? >> i think probably. i think we will probably hear from them. i think they are probably both talking

somebody goes to court to stop it, to get an injunction. >> kamala harris is vowing to do it. >> kamalaarris is vowing to do it and then it goes to the ninth circuit. >> right. >> judge jeanine: how quickly can did go to the @supreme court. >> the president could preempt it all by filing declaratory relief action to get a judgment from the federal court. if he waits for the ninth circuit and they decide against him, which would be wrong by them but they always gte it prong wrong. >> they will. >> he would seek an emergency position. kamala haste was the state attorney general in california, she says this is an abuse of power. clearly she hasn't read the law that congress passed giving the president the authority and she is a member of congress. >> judge jeanine: the amazing part of it, congressman meadows, that right is wrong and wrong is right and it's almost as though we are living i'm going to date myself here in the twilight zone. it's like what they say is what goes out there and they believe it. even though facts have nothing to do with it. >> well, you are exactly right. and when

: kamala harris is a lot of things.enator. a candidate for president. a former prosecutor. but my next guest said slight also a threat to your freedom. joining me, nationally syndicated radio host, and nra spokesperson, dana loesch. why is kamala harris an existential threat to all of us? >> well, judge jeanine always such a pleasure to join you on saturday evening. her socialist policies -- we need to use that word, that's the platform on which this woman stands, it does pose an existential threat to the very foundation of our republic. this is a woman who has come out jones semiautomatic firearms, she has come out for very, very far left socialist policies. there are a lot of people in nra ownership, maybe they are gun-owning democrats. they don't feel they have a home in the democratic party any more. because it seem the name change from democratic to socialist is an in for malt. look at how she for instance has endorsed this green disaster policy. that democrats have come out with that literally talks about removing

she tells me she's already planning a big fundraiser for kamala harris' presidential campaign.live in san francisco, melissa caen, kpix5. >>> this evening a catch 22 of sorts for some victims of the camp fire. they want federal funding to rebuild. they need to leave their property so clean-up can begin. town leaders and residents attended a heated community meeting today. they discussed more than $1 billion in fema funding that's at stake. according to fema rules, though, all hazard us material must be removed before we need that people can return to their homes. the town let them back in to live in trailers on their own property. >> i felt like we had a financial gun to our head because we need that money. >> if we don't do it, our town will look like a war zone for the next 20 years because we are broke. we have no money. >> people do leave their homes. the rvs parked there. it's still unclear how long it would take fema to clean up the hazardous materials. >>> back on the storm watch, a worker in southern california fell into a sinkhole while trying to clear away storm debri

kamala harris. she's worked to associate herself with african american culture.ward. going to howard, and in other ways, i think, yes, it is not unfair to make the distinction between jamaican and african-american, but i think the question, is she black enough, is maybe not the right question. for getting the information. >> but if by saying there is a distinction, there is a difference between being puerto rican and being mexican, and being costa rican. all of them are from latin america, and that's all fine, well, and good. so, what is wrong about asking someone are they african-american, jamaican -- whatever it is. >> she's a black woman in america. >> no one is saying she's not black. >> we're asking if she's african-american. there's nothing wrong with asking that question. that's not what that is. you're getting the whole black enough thing. >> that's the kind of stuff that people -- that's where people are going. >> you're missing the point. that's a whole different conversation. people are asking you if you are of -- an african-american, someone who came

interesting that kamala harris has gone from no name i.d.ders in third then elizabeth warren. look at beto o'rourke not even running yet ahead of corey booker. then on the money, you have senator sanders who has a huge list he still has from 2016, able to raise a huge amount of money in 24 hours. kamala harris the second most at $1.5 million, amy klobuchar and warren. do the numbers still tell us anything, particularly in a large field like this? >> yeah. first of all, i want to point out that what sara was talking about earlier about linking the international kleptocracy with kitchen table issues, that's something that senator warren has done since she launched. i mean last night i heard her in new hampshire and most of her speech was about her proposal for universal child care. and she linked that to the fact that you need universal child care because we're all gshs most of the wealth is being shoved upwards. i think there is a linkage to be made there and i think it's in the process. now as to what you -- as to the question you actually a

the black twitter people going in on kamala, you're doing the work of fox news.all. they got you all. >> listen to things yourself. i had to go and listen to it myself to hear what really happened. >> i think that is something that radio and the news have in common which is learn with your own ears before you make up your mind, which is why, again, we're seeing 21 candidates stop by "the breakfast club." thank you. >> thank you. >> and up next, the house will be beginning debate on the spending bill. no money for the border wall. a lot more on that when we return. rn 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. ♪ ♪ if you have recurring constipation and belly pain, talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and compl

kamala harris and cory booker signed off on it.e literally setting themselves up for failure in 2020. judge jeanine: it's like the left saying we want porous borders. we don't care that 90% of the drugs come through. they don't care about that. it's an agenda that's uncanny. i can't figure it out. >> they don't care about america. it's obvious to most of people in america. i hope people will do their research' and not just look at one channel. do some research and understand what they are doing. open borders don't work. drugs are pouring into our country. i don't know how anybody can love this country and support not securing the border and ending sex trafficking and everything coming from the south. i don't understand why anybody would want to destroy our economy by raising taxes and gig everybody free jobs. that's not how our society was built and i'm not standing for it. judge jeanine: brandon tatum, thanks so much. thanks so much. we'll be right back. run with us on a john deere 1 series tractor. beacuse changing your attachmen

and certainly not to kamala harris.maican father and indian mother and i don't know whether it's the identity politics as her father was suggesting earlier today, i don't know whether it's this whole identity politics obsession that means she has to genuflect to this because her whole experience is entirely apart from the african-american slave experience. >> tucker: it's also bad though. it's really divisive. mark steyn great to see you. >> it is divisive. >> tucker: it is. >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: time now for final exam. two contestants create chaos on set during their last match-off. we will face off again. get ready for dana perino and greg gutfeld in this week's news quiz. see if you can beat them. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took

this is what a kamala harris is going to look like.if a country music star and trump supporter claimed he was attacked by two antifa member and the story this bold, do you think the media would have had tougher questions? >> i don't think they would happen but probably untrue. rob: we don't know, it would have gotten more scrutiny. >> i think it would have gotten a ton of scrutiny, absolute my. rob: brandon, thank you so much. comments on how the mainstream media covered this from the beginning. the med stream and hollywood got it wrong because they are eager to bash trump and supporters. jillian: correct me if i'm wrong, but the liberal media has been getting just about everything wrong nowadays, brandon is shaking his head. [laughter] rob: because they so much want this to be a fact to bring down the president because nothing else has worked. so a lot of opinion obviously. >> yeah, boy, how quickly the story turned. imagine this, young kids called shoot the president, we are not kidding, the venue sparking outrage for thinking this w

how are you feeling about kamala harris?think eight years of obama should show us should prove to us that just because a person looks like you don't mean they're going to have policies that's going to benefit you. >> what gives him pause? >> senator harris, how are you? >> very well. good morning. >> this change on morning radio. squl a lot of black people question if barack is black enough. i see them doing the same to you. what do you say to people questioning the legitimacy of your blackness. >> i think they don't understand who black people are. >> racial identity has followed her even before she announced her candidacy. >> is this country after what trump has unleashed ready for the first woman of color president? >> absolutely. >> on her book tour, an audience outburst. >> we are so brave -- >> and at her first news conference after announcing -- >> how do you describe yourself? >> how do i describe myself? as a proud american. >> she would not say she's an african-american woman. she would not say she's a black woman.

kamala won a lot of women during those hearings.adio show, women call in and they say kamala, she really impressed. there's the irony. liz said something sobering. we need to vet everybody. that being said, kamala is being scrutinized for some issues when she was a prosecutor and we still don't know the extent of what that was. but here is the irony. there's something -- i think we're learning from her candidacy, there's something about being a prosecutor and that skill that is actually good in running for president. and i think that's why she's doing so well. but we're going to have to look at all of it. for the first time, you might have two women on the ticket. you might have a woman and an an cav american on the ticket. that hasn't happened since 1872. so this still could be very, very horrible. >> and i just want to say that i think that's right and i think everybody has their past. we always make that mistake of trying to get the perfect in lieu of the good and who can do the job. so justice making sure that each candidate loo

kamala harris is not someone who typically stops and opines on the issue of the day. she chose to come out and make these comments. it was clear she had a point she wanted to make, a well-considered point. this is the issue that has the potential to bedevil democrats. how consistent do they want to be on the fairfax issue in particular? the accusation against justin fairfax. you have democrats who are very outspoken about the accusations made against brett kavanaugh during the confirmation process. they're being pushed back against saying, okay, will you apply the same standards against one of your own? kamala harris coming out, a presidential candidate, someone who has a big voice in the democratic party, putting down this marker, calling for an investigation. it may put pressure on other democrats to do the same. it will keep this story certainly in the headlines. it's an effort, i think, on her part to show consistency here. we'll see whether we have other big-name democrats, particularly the presidential contenders, who have largely stayed away from the fairfax co

folks like kamala harris are very reliant on identity politics. bernie is not and that's why he has some advantages. >> martha: he lost three of his top campaign lieutenants today, we'll see where his campaign is going. the second summit between trump and kim is now just hours away. some critics on the hill already say it won't work. we debate coming up next. art be, intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts... so you wake up rested and ready for anything. it'sel sy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. dealing with your insurance shouldn't be more frustrating than the accident itself. that's why esurance makes it simple. just take some pics. [picture noises] go to sleep. wake up. grab a bite. maybe some racquetball. and boom - your money's on the way so you can get back on the road fast. well, not that fast. the editor had to make it fit in 30 seconds. it

but she and kamala harris say, it shouldn't matter. ocasio-cortez's socialist utopia fantasies are not based in reality but that is why the green new deal has been resoundingly mocked and criticized by anyone but is thinking, but that doesn't concern ocasio-cortez because she is the boss. she says so. let's take a look. >> i just introduce the green new deal two weeks ago, and it's creating all of this conversation. why? because no one else has even tried. because no one else has even tried. people are like, oh, it's unrealistic, oh, it's baggy, it doesn't address this little minute thing, and i am like, you try. you do it. because you're not. because you're not. so until you do it, i'm the bos boss. >> sean: sitting u.s. congresswoman declaring she's the boss. someone might want to give her a copy of the u.s. constitution so she understands that her boss is you, we, the american people, not the other way around. but what's really scary is how many prominent democrats and their friends in the haight trump media mob are lining up to sup

kamala fills the stage.is time, past his prime. 2016 that's when the guy should have done it. i mean, that's -- hey, like i'm saying, very surprised at how effective that statement was and how, again, in 2020 just like 2016 bernie sanders cuts through the noise. >> he, i definitely think has the potential to, joe. i am looking for whether or not it feels like you are going out with a rock star. that was one of the reasons why i figured out that hillary clinton had problems, was because i was used to covering bernie sanders, which i did for months. we almost got bored. every event you walked into the crowd just roared. he says the same thing every time. his stump speech is not, let me tell you, made for television or sound bites. it is infuriating to try to find a quick clip to represent what he says, but that's part of his appeal, quite frankly, to his voters. they knew what they were getting from him. they felt like he was authentic. if you look at the ideas that the democratic party is talking about and ru

presidential hopeful senator kamala harris is calling it irresponsible. kyung lah has more. natsa packed gymnasium greeted senator kamala harris in her first campaign town hall in south carolina ... talking up her middle class tax cut and gun safety measures. but she also addressed the president's national emergency declaration. sen. kamala harris, (d) presidential candidate: "i will tell you that it is absolutely going to be the subject rightly of litigation." sen. kamala harris, (d) presidential candidate: "we should expect that the plain language actually speaks to the moment and that there is an emergency. but this is an emergency of this president's own creation for political purposes and it's irresponsible. the height of irresponsibility."it's the latest fight for the 2020 democrats, all disagreeing with the declaration.senator kirsten gillibrand echoing her senate colleagues.sen. kirsten gillibrand, (d) presidential candidate: "i think the only national emergency is the humanitarian crisis that president trump has created on his - at our border by separating families

kamala harris and harris compared the attack to a lynching. and speaker nancy pelosi called it an affront to our humanity. activity ellen page used the smollett saga to attack vice-president pence. she was not the only one. rob reiner incued the president of injecting homophobic into america's blood stream. the left are the ones perpetuating hate and rushing to judgment and fuelling hysteria with fake news. all of this comes on the heels of the buzz feed fiasco. the catholic students smeared in seconds and the attacks on judge kavanaugh not true. what is wrong with make america great again? you would think we would all agree on that. cnn's humpty-dumpty, we are blowing this out of promotion because the media covered the story right. no. they got it wrong, and he is just wrong. look at these headlines on buzz feed: "vanity fair" asserted that smollett was attacked by 2 ma supporters. the list goes on and on. this is the problem when you write the story first and try to plug in facts later. the good news is this mal feasance is exposed to a dail

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i do want to come about to kamala harris.nk kamala harris is not who donald trump wants to face. i think one of the reasons donald trump was beaten by hillary clinton in the electoral college, a lot of african-american voters didn't come out to vote in 2016. i think she can do better there and i think she's someone who can balance what the democrat are saying to appeal to democrats, basically the broader base of the democratic party, she can talk that talk but also talk a more moderate talk. what we heard there was a politician who's very good at giving politiciany answers which suggests to me she's possibly well positioned within the field, even outside of the fact she's doing well. >> we will see if that works in a primary where people are demanding so much authenticity from their candidates. that you both so much core coming in tonight. >>> coming up as president trump prepares for his second summit with kim jong-un does he have the nobel peace prize on his mind? president of the council on foreign relations richard haass

a conversation with senator kamala harris. she is one of six democrats in iowa this weekend campaigning or testing the waters. four other democrats in early primary states -- nevada, new hampshire and south carolina. the greatest value in being here is to be reminded real america often has a very different focus than washington. health care and jobs and climate change, tuition costs. those are the topics that come up a lot at democratic events. the russia special counsel investigation barely if at all. that could be about to change, though. special counsel robert mueller is said to be days away from delivering his big report. and a big fight looms over how much of it will be made public. six committee chairman in the democratic house wrote to the attorney general william barr this weekend insisting it should be released, quote, to the maximum extent permitted by law. senator harris is a former prosecutor. in an interview here yesterday she, too, pushed for maximum public release. but listen here also for the first time suggest

. >> that means he's competing against his friend and ally senator kamala harris. kpix5 political reporter melissa caen on you this their two campaigns are likely to differ. >> over the last two years senators harris and booker have teamed up on issues like legalizing marijuana. >> we need to change the system. >> i'm proud to stand with senator kamala harris and others in supporting the marijuana justice act. >> and together they refused to even vote on a motion during the hearings of justice kavanaugh. >> miss harris. mr. booker. >> they're not answering because this is so unfair, mr. chairman. >> they appear to have developed not just a strong political friendship over the years, but a strong personal friendship as well. >> dan shiner is a politics professor at uc berkeley and usc. he said keep your eye on the senate judiciary committee where harris and booker sit next to each other and they may have to throw some sharp elbows. >> every time the senate judiciary falls under the spotlights, between now and next year, in addition to the topic at hand, you're going

booker will be competing with his friend and senate colleague kamala harris. coming up at 5:30 kpix5 political reporter melissa caen looks at what we can expect as two rival campaigns get going. >>> calls for virginia's governor to step down, he admits to posing in a racist costume. the apology over this photo in his medical school year book. >> can a restaurant owner who wanted to ban make america great again hats explains why he's changing his mind. >> a disaster in slow motion, new video of the moment a dam burst in brazil unleashing a wall of mud onto cars and buildings. >> kpix5's hi-def doppler zoomed in on half moon bay and the beautiful california coastline, steady rainfall and within the past 30 minutes a wind gust at the airport at half moon bay right by the mavericks store 45 miles per hour. so it is getting windier along the coastline. another look at the radar coming up in a few minutes and your full forecast in about 10. an old photo from his yearbook page has surfacedâ and is drawing outrage. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live news desk, want to up

kamala harris is able to draw hundreds now.ebody michael bennett, will he be able to work those areas if he were to make a play. >> he had a spartacus moment during the shutdown, some 340 plus days there. i should tell you that i didn't recognize your backdrop because over the last few months, it's been vaughn plus cal, plus cal, plus cal. >> and there's also going to be plenty of cows in the months ahead, too. >> vaughn says the who farms smell worse than the cow farms. thanks vaughn hillyard in iowa waiting for kamala harris right now. sophia nelson is a former house republican council and nbc think contributor, joel payne and former senate leadership aide and ayesha moody mills with harvard's institute of politics. aisha, since you're here with me. you see the crowds harris is getting there on her first visit to iowa as a senate candidate or as a presidential candidate. and do you think, is she peaking too early or not. >> i don't know if i'd say that. it is early because there's so much to come. i think we're seeing real en

they're followed by kamala harris, elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar at 8%.man of the committee to defend the president. antwon -- >> good morning. >> good morning. thank you both for joining us. >> good morning. >> antwon, how do you read the numbers we just showed there? do you have any concerns about possible baggage from 2016 after sanders going into this primary battle? >> well, i don't read those numbers at all because keep in mind it's so early that it's laughable that when we talk about any poll. keep in mind a poll is simply a snapshot of the time and most of these polls we see in these early states are all about name i.d. in this case i think this poll is more about geographical location and also we should definitely consider the fact that it's no surprise that the states like new hampshire who have these two people at the top of their list. i will also go on to tell you that it doesn't matter because the road to heaven and the white house runs through south carolina and i don't think new hampshire's primary voting demographic is very reflective of

please welcome senator kamala harris.use) (applause) welcome to the show. >> thank you. happy birth day. >> trevor: thank you so much. this really is a birthday for me. because you have come out of the gate firing. in fact, donald trump apparently said you were the best opening so far. that's what he said. he was like if she wears gray, so great, came out firing. >> he likes big crowds. >> he does. >> trevor: he does, even he was impressed. what do you think you have done right to begin your jownee as a democratic presidential candidate. >> i think coming out the gate speaking truth about how america really needs a fighter for truth and justice in this country, which right now under attack. truth and justice are under attack. i think it is about also fighting for the opportunity in america that is lost to so many people. but coming out of the gate in oakland, california, the place of my birth and talking about the fact that we are better than this as a country. and i think we all know that and we want folks that will figh