khanna: we need to do more.e have very young kids and we don't let them use the phone and i like to read to them. but even at this age they're very young. if they see something on the phone, they'll want to go to it. so it's a challenge for -- for parents. here -- let me give you a concrete example of something that the companies can do better. i had a friend in the constituency and my constituency and he has a daughter who's a teenager. and she was getting creepy messages frankly from people who wanted to request her as a friend. and my friend got very concerned that this was taking place on instagram. so he wanted to go change the privacy settings on instagram. and this is someone who is very savvy in technology. and it took him 15 minutes to figure out how to change the privacy setting so that -- his daughter wouldn't be subject to that kind of online harassment. so at the very least, we need clear standards that gives parents much tighter control and much easier ways of navigating the online world to protect

. >> host: congressman ro khanna joining us at the table and looking at the specific issues is crag of "the washington post". >> hello, congressman, how are you? >> i'm good, thanks. you mentioned the knowledge gap in your opening remarks and i thought about this a lot over the years and every time there is a hearing on the hill involving technology issues, twitter. with complaints and the guys don't you to use their iphones and how they regulate facebook, twitter, google -- how do you fix that? these companies are paying huge salaries and bonuses and a hard place to be so how could congress and federal government get better at knowing and understanding tech and potentially crafting useful policies and laws? >> guest: there has to be a greater curiosity and willingness to learn. members of congress don't have an expertise in the financial sector but they take an interest in that they don't have an expertise in healthcare but take an interest in that. for too long washington has not paid sufficient attention to silicon valley and has not understood what profound impacts they are having

khanna: thank you. i'd now like to yield one minute to my good friend who has led this bill in the house that prevents funding for a war with iran. the chair: the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. eshoo: thank you, madam speaker. to my colleague, mr. khanna, thank you. i rise in strong support of amendment 423, and i want to thank all of the members that have worked so hard on this. i'm proud to have written legislation in april, early april of this year, the prevention of unconstitutional war with iran act, which enjoys 79 co-sponsors and prohibits the president from using any funding appropriated by congress to take military action in or against iran without authorization from congress. this amendment mirrors and compliments that legislation by prohibiting the use of any funding in this year's ndaa to carry out unauthorized military attacks against iran. it's very important to have this amendment on the floor because the trump administration seems determined to provoke military confrontat

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joining us now, democratic congressman ro khanna of california, a member of the oversight and armed services committees. congressman, thank you for joining us. you served as co-chair of the bernie sanders 2020 campaign and sanders as you just saw in the poll has dropped four points. how do you explain why other progressive candidates right now are seeing a dramatic surge in their poll numbers? >> well, there is no doubt that kamala harris had a good night in the debate. and i give her credit. but we should remember, wolf, that at this point in the cycle donald trump was at 1% or 2% and barack obama was way down to hillary clinton. so the poll numbers as you know will change and we're still a long way from caucus day in iowa. >> i saw how dramatic the increase in popularity according to this poll for kamala harris, a nine-point bump in the poll. could her growing popularity, congressman, explain why you think she was recently targeted by donald trump jr.? >> i do. those were disgusting attacks by donald trump jr. engaging in birtherism and every democrat should condemn them. look, kamala harr

. >>> i'll speak with congressman ro khanna of the armed service committee and our correspondents and analysts will have full coverage of the day's top stories. let's begin with the breaking news. a brand-new cnn poll just out showing a significant tightening of the democratic presidential race. let's go straight to cnn political director david chalian. so, david, walk us through the new numbers. >> wolf, this is a dramatic reshaping of the democratic nomination in the brand-new exclusive cnn numbers. joe biden's lead in this race has dramatically narrowed. take a look at the top line numbers here. you see this is a four-way race here now at the top. biden, his lead is a narrow one at 22%. followed by kamala harris at 17%. elizabeth warren at 15%. bernie sanders at 14%. let's look at the change just since last month. i think it shows you how dramatic the shift is. what you see here is biden is down 10% points from last month. harris and warren, they have doubled their support in the last month. harris up nine and warren up eight and sanders gone down and buttigieg down one there. we a

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and congressman ro khanna, let me bring you in on this. yesterday, before that rally, there was a vote in the house on considering a resolution to impeach the president over these tweets in part, over his racial rhetoric of the past several years, and specifically, instigating that vote. it was offered by al green, one of your colleagues. these tweets from a few days ago about your four colleague there's. you voted to kill that impeachment resolution. why? >> i don't think we should be focused on an inquiry like that on the tweets. i think we need to be focused on bob mueller and the serious charges of obstruction when it comes to that. let me tell you about this, steve. the president is miscalculating on the politics. brian fitzpatrick, who represents bucks county, pennsylvania, where i grew up, he voted to condemn the president's remarks on this. this is misfiring with suburban voters. it's misfiring with independent voters, and he is underestimating the sophistication of those voters. they can assume that the president is wrong in his r

khanna: absolutely. we need to pass strong privacy laws. i have an internet bill of rights which articulates a few things. we should never have data collected without knowing about it and our consent. we should know what's happening to our data. so in the cambridge an lit can case facebook should have a responsibility to immediately notify people when they were transferring their data. they didn't do that. people should also have been able to inquire at any point with facebook what was happening with their data. that law wasn't there. i think if you pass a basic protection for people online, ou would avoid things like the cambridge-analytica scandal. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, we'll look at a new crip-ipsos poll -- c-span-ipsos poll. the poll also showed little interest among americans in exploring the solar system, going to mars or traveling to the moon. members of the science, space,

khanna: thank you. >> all communicators programs are available as podcasts. simply search c-span "the communicators." >> in 1979 small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea. let viewers make up their own minds. c-span opened the doors to washington policy making for all to see. bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond. a lot has changed in 40 years. but today that big idea is more relevant than ever. on television and online, c-span is your unfiltered view of government so you can up your own mind. brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. >> now democratic presidential candidate former vice president joe biden delivers remarks at the new hampshire young democrats' annual barbecue in portsmouth. this is about 30 minutes. [applause] >> thank you, molly. thank you. in thank you new hampshire young democrats. my name is danny. i'm a young democrat, they were presented of from the north country, and i'm proud to support vice president joe biden -- [applause] [cheering] [chanting "go joe"] here: i know you're all for th

i'll speak with democratic presidential candidate john hickenlooper and congressman ro khanna of the oversight committee and our correspondents and analysts will have full coverage of the day's top stories. as the gulf coast braces for barry, we begin with our national correspondent ryan young in new orleans. what is the latest there? >> reporter: wolf, people are worried about rain and especially all of the water that is here. you look at the mississippi behind me and the mighty mississippi 12 to 15 inches of water, could be headed this way and of course with the water already threatening some areas, people are being told to shelter in place. >> we're focusing on 8:00 p.m. this evening, asking people to stay at home, shelter in place. >> reporter: heavy rains and powerful floods and a strong storm surge. that is the triple threat that barry could be packing as tonight it is slowly churning toward louisiana. >> i want the folks in louisiana to know we're taking this very seriously. >> reporter: barry is the first tropical system to threaten the u.s. this season and is presenting new

. >>> tonight on "the communicators," congressman ro khanna who represents silicon valley talks about the big issues facing the tech industry and the oversight role of congress. congressman khanna is interviewed by "washington post" technology reporter craig timber. >> people are outraged. i presume they still are. things congress should be doing to keep political campaigns from using our data to change the way we think about our votes in ways we struggle to perceive. >> absolutely. we need to pass strong privacy saws. i have an internet bill of rights which articulates a few clear things. we should never have data collected without knowing about it and our consent. we should know what's happening to our data. so in the cambridge analytica case, we should -- facebook should have had a responsibility to immediately notify people when they were transferring their data. they didn't do that. they also -- people should also have been able to inquire at any point with facebook what was happening to their data. that law wasn't there. so i think if you pass a basic protections for people onli

actually had some surprisingly eloquent answers and i think she did well as well. >> congressman khannag friendly and fair to multiple democrats. what a -- what a model for the primary that we hear some people want. it hasn't gotten too rough yet. it has been a busy, busy news day and night. i really appreciate you joining us tonight. >> appreciate your having me on, ari. >> yes, sir. thank you so much. >>> we have so much to get to. we have other issues that democrats are still trying to press the administration over. we have, as i already gun teasing out, a little bit of our live post-debate coverage and a lot more special guests. stay with us. stay with us s body weight. it never questions the tasks at hand. but this year, there's a more thrilling path to follow. (father) kids... ...change of plans! (vo) defy the laws of human nature... ...at the summer of audi sales event get exceptional offers now! [ text notification now that you have] new dr. scholl's massaging gel advanced insoles with softer, bouncier gel waves, you'll move over 10% more than before. dr. scholl's. born to move.

khanna about the rhetoric and grandstanding does this affect the stocks? no, not really talk to me when the rubber meets the road that could be years from now i think these technology companies are way ahead of congress they have been planning for this bezos already set up shopping. he's probably thinking three steps ahead. >> josh, thank you okay, so we have 35 minutes before the bell. right now major averaging are trading lower. the dow is down 76 points right now, and the s&p is trading below 3,000. after the break, goldman sachs out with a note on a number of stocks we'll get the word on the street on the names they say to avoid. >>> shares of qualcomm after the justice department is weighing justice department is weighing in on that important ftcst trac, antitrust ruling against qual y antitrust ruling against qual y qualcomm give me a quality fund that helps me get clients closer to their goals. flexshares etfs are designed and managed around investor objectives. so you can advise with confidence. before investing, consider the fund's investment obje

joining me now is congressman ro khanna from california.e's national co-chair of the bernie sanders campaign. congressman, thank you for taking a few minutes. we were talking about the last block, there's this whole question of whether the president thinks he is going to achieve something politically with this kind of rhetoric, with these kind of tweets, whether he's doing it without any political consideration at all. i'm just curious what your read is on this country right now. do you think watching the president do this, watching the criticisms come in, do you think ultimately that is going to help him politically or do you think ultimately that is going to be something that hurts him? >> it's going to hurt him. it's going to hurt him particularly in suburban counties that he needs to carry. and it's sad because he is going at gut instinct. he thinks dividing this country is going to be in his interests, but he's miscalculating. notice chairman cummings' response. he didn't respond in kind, he didn't attack the president. he actually sai

congressman ro khanna who represents silicon valley talks about the big issues facing the tech industry and the oversight role of congress. congressman khanna is interviewed by "the washington post" technology reporter. >> people were outraged, presumably still are. the things congress should be doing to keep political campaigns from using our data, to change the way we think about our votes, in ways we struggle to perceive. >> absolutely. we need to pass strong privacy laws and i have an internet bill of rights which articulates a few clear things. we should never have data collected without knowing about it and our consent. we should knows now what's happening to our data. in the cambridge analytica case, facebook should have had a responsibility to immediately notify people when they were transferring their data. they didn't do that. they also -- people should also have been able to inquire at any point with facebook what was happening to their data. that law wasn't there. so i think if you pass the basic protections for people online, you would avoid things like the cambridge analyt

. >> khanna strikes out. >> now he is gone. it's just -- >> devastating. >> yeah, devastating. >> you have to feel sorry for the family right now. my heart goes out to them. >> reporter: skaggs is survived by carli, his wife of just seven months, and his parents. the cause of death may not be money for several weeks. and even though last night's game was postponed, tonight's will go on. >> these guys will be there fighting for each other with tyler waking heavy on their hearts tonight. >> reporter: right now police do not suspect foul play. they also don't think suicide is a factor at this point. it will likely be a very emotional game here tonight. david, we've seen angels fans in the stands here in texas clutching photos of tyler skaggs. >> glad you're there. thanks, carter. >>> nike was set to sell a new sneaker that featured a 13-star american flag just in time for the fourth of july. but the company suddenly pulled them out of stores. if nike was trying to avoid a controversy, though, it did not work. here is meg oliver. >

foodessman khanna is any by "washington post" reporter greg timber. >> people are outraged. ways -- >> absolutely. we need to pass strong privacy laws. i have an internet bill of rights which articulates a few things. we should never have data collected without knowing about it and our consent. we should know what is happening with our caterer. in the cambridge analytica case, facebook should have had a responsibility to immediately notify people when they were transferring their data. people should have also been able to inquire at any point with facebook what was happening to their data appear that law was not there. if you passed the basic protections for people online, you would avoid things like the cambridge analytica scandal. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. now, democratic presidential candidate senator kamala harris in guilford, new hampshire. this is just under an hour. [applause] sen. harris: hello everyone. it is great to be in the lakes region. thank you all. opening your home and this outdoor concert area. this is very kind of y

khanna of california. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes y electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] he chair: on this vote -- the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 251 and the nays are 170. the motion is a-- the amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment 424 printed in part b the use report 116-1 3 by gentlewoman from california, ms. lee, on which further proceedings were postponed and the yeas prevailed. the clerk: amendment number 424 printed in part b of house ms. t 116-143 offered by lee of californ

and i certainly agree with ro khanna. it's time to move on.seen speaker pelosi take many members to task. and i don't think that there is anything that is specific about this situation. >> i mean, it's just sort of incredible. i sort of did a double take, right. i mean, to come out and say that, nancy pelosi is doing that because these are women of color, to a lot of people that sounds line like congresswoman ocasio-cortes is calling nancy pelosi a racist. that's what it sounds like. >> i do not think that's what she was doing at all. i think there was a spat. this is over. and everybody is ready to move on. you heard that from the speaker today. i believe that you would hear the same thing from alexandria if you talked to her tomorrow. you know, we have so much going on right now. >> are you -- yeah. >> we had this incredible. >> we -- we -- there are a lot of things we have a delay. i'll just finish my question and then finish your point. >> okay. >> i just wonder, your reaction you've known nancy pelosi a long time are you disappointed to h

let's bring in congressman ro khanna. thank you for being with us. are obviously a member of the house oversight committee. you were witness to and participated in some of these tremendous fireworks today on capitol hill. is there any progress being made about this issue at the border, or was this all just political theater? >> i think we can make progress. here are two things we could do. we could reinstitute in-country processing. have folks apply for asylum in guatemala, in honduras, el salvador, before they come to the border. that was something we used to do. it was discontinued. let's redo that. second, let's have u.s. aid which has been effective go to these countries so they can deal with gang violence and reduce violence. that's in everyone's interest. i think there are common sense solutions that we can implement that would solve this issue. >> congressman khanna, this is gary kaltbaum. the things you just said are quite reasonable, but as a spectator, we keep watching day in and day out how the republicans go after the democrats, the democ

from visitor entrance fees everywhere from the grand canyon to me or what bay area congressman ro khanna the national park fees are for maintaining and upgrading our national parks, not a 4th of july military parade for wealthy donors and republican party insiders. >>and it's just evidence of how far president trump fell short of his dream. this year's french bastille day parade featured 200 vehicles rolling down the shops who is a president trump is cutting about 4 armored vehicles and they won't be moving. vicki. >>thank you catherine emergency rooes are also gearing up for the 4th of july as they expect to see more people coming in for firework related injuries. doctors they are warning parents of the potential dangers of even the safest fireworks earlier today we spoke with doctor greg burrell. he is co-founder and director of medicine at carbon health. he talks about what you need to know to stay safe. this holiday. >>and uh you know 4th of july is such a fun lot of fireworks and festivities and that that you're you're completely right that is the time when we see despite a little b

if it looks amazing super super and i'm a big fan of the parag khanna the old saying i love coming toe it. not so much they're going to. see is perhaps part some as most famous palace but the person kings built many businesses once here. the city was a royal residence in the 18th and 19th centuries. nowadays pots them so kitchen surrounded by lakes close to berlin has attracted many wealthy residents. the lake is lined with the juice homes. in the past few years the brandenburg capital has become one of the most desirable and expensive cities in germany. its 180000 residents include many young people plus the most free universities and more than 30 research institutes and. put some as i get some it's really a small big city i like that that's being come much that's probably why so many people come or move here especially berliners because they appreciate that although we're smaller we have everything. in the local pin you can also meet the city's most famous son in the museum. is one of the curators of an exhibition marking funtime his 200th birthday. no one in. this room has somethin

nbc news was at this round table with ro khanna and a barista at yahoo and a bus operator and securityfficer at google discussed the pay disparity between themselves and top executives. >> they live by -- and the plantation worker live by plant aks. [ inaudible ]. >> well workers said the most iportant issues for them were better wages and greater respect from management. >> a tiny murder that locks. right now it is a just a magnet and a coil but one day it could be programmed to assemble itself into a larger device. the aim is to have them changed to do different jobs without the need to design them from scratch. mike, what could go wrong? >> mike, i'm already uncomfortable with the roomba that could plug itself back in. i'm not ready. >> to change itself. >> i'm just waiting for reggie to come in with a story of how the roomba attacked him in the morning. >> it will. >> let's talk about what is going on. not necessarily during the day that people are concerned with the weather but during the evening, from 9:00 on when the fireworks -- but look at the influx of fog or low clouds that

from visitor entrance fees everywhere from the grand canyon to me or what bay area congressman ro khanna tweeted the national park fees our for maintaining and upgrading our national parks, not a 4th of july military parade for wealthy donors and republican party insiders. democrats are upset that the white house is giving the i p grandstand access to favored republican supporters and donors. presidential adviser kellyanne conway says the show is available to all this is a public event it's open to the public the public is welcome to come catherine heenan. >>kron 4 news. >>well local you of course can celebrate the 4th of july with kron 4 you can watch live fireworks from around the bay area and across the nation from the comfort of your own home so we've got multiple locations we're following the fireworks display pier, 39 of course that's presented by the city and county of san francisco, the san jose fireworks will come from the san jose convention center. and we'll also be covering the fireworks displays in sandra fell and conquer this the only live fireworks show broadcast in the ba

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joining us now, ro khanna. you is what is going to happen if they did not come forward with the emails and all the information that you're asking for? what is the next step? i think people really want to understand how does the rubber meet the road with overside. >> mika, they could be held in contempt and kellyanne conway, when we threaten contempt is now possibly complying. we can go to court to get these records. but what is important for people to understand is why this matters. the american people have a right to know whether there's communication going on with saudi arabia, about whether we should get into war in iran. the american people have a right to know about the situation in yemen. and these are communications taking place and they aren't under the federal law preserving these documents and, of course, the president's hypocrisy, as you pointed out, running an entire presidential campaign on this issue again, secretary clinton, it's stunning that they are not willing to comply. >> but this feels lik

democratic congressman ro khanna of california. thank you. >> thanks for having me on. >> i just want to claire rify wi said about president trump's latest -- >> yes, thaurnk you. >> -- poll numbers. the woes"washington post"/abc n survey show 47% approve or president trump's performance. >>> coming up, mayor pete pete buttigieg is the latest 2020 candidate to make appearances at this essence fest. what he made of joe biden's apology and his plans to improve transparency after one of his white officers killed a black man in his hometown of south bend with his body camera turned off. you're watching "politicsnation." bell rings) it's open! hey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira ca

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez who was born in the bronx and tlaib of michigan, and congresswoman khanna and omar who was born in somalia. >> many people came out in defense of the house speaker. nancy pelosi being one of them. here is her quote, he reaffirms his plan to, quote, make america great again has been about make america white ago. our diversity and unity is our power. she went on to say, i reject president trump's zen phobic comments. he should work with us for human immigration policy that reflects american value. stop the raids. families belong together. the president's tweets were also condemned by other congress operati democrats. president trump appeared to double down tweeting this in part. so sad the democrats sticking up to people who speak so badly of our country. >> joining us now, neil setting aside the substance of what the president is tweeting about, politically, it gives the democrats the effort to stop focusing on their infight and start focusing on him. >> first of all, i want to remind all the viewers again, that puerto rico is in the united states. so that i

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charles: co-chair of sanders campaign, california congressman ro khanna. >> thank you, charles for havinge on. charles: bernie sanders had to defend the fact he is in the 1% with money he made. some people wondering where he comes down on the idea, okay, vice president joe biden, $15 million in two years. that is not exactly middle class stuff and is that a symptom of a society overpays certain people, whether it is celebrities or folks with power or access to power or something you think sanders will be okay with? >> look the vice president was in the middle class for most of his life. when he became vice president he had very little savings. i don't begrudge him after lifetime of service he went out and wrote books and made speeches, as long as he is not self-financing the campaign i really don't think that should be an issue. charles: that is the distinction between him and a billionaire like tom steyer? >> exactly. no one has a problem with tom steyer running. no one has a problem with him talking about climate change. he should commit he will not spend his own fortune. that he will d

when activists ro khanna, took down the american flag, replaced it with a mexican flag and then, they spray-painted and abolished ice on it, tipped it upside down and the next day in seattle, you had antifa terrorist charge and a nice. he was armed. he had firebombs. that was a terrorist attack. when you have omar, representative omar calling the ice facilities concentration camps, mike, where is the outrage? and is president stood up and shined the light on these radical views. and the concern for many of us is, what was once a radical frame of the democratic party has now become the center of gravity. you watch the presidential debates. >> mike: could this backfire? you consider the president going after four women. you need women voters next year. could it potentially backfire? >> i tell you what, i have a lot of women in my life, a wife and two daughters. and they are very concerned about these radical leftists, anti-american, pro-terrorist views that we see right now. it is complete disrespect of law and order. you look at ice, ice as they were to protect us. border patrol as the

for more on this let's bring a august men ro khanna he's also a cochairman of the bernie sanders campaign. we want to mention to everyone we've also reached out to the cochairs for warren and booted and a buttigieg. not that we are in philadelphia. but we want to make it clear that we invented all the participants. what do you make of senator sanders dropping so much in this most current round of polling? >> first, candidly, kamala harris had a good night of the debate. the polls reflect that. i think she gained momentum in the national polling. she's obviously shut up and i will poll. i think that has to do with her debate performance. but i'm very confident that senator sanders will do very well in iowa. i've campaigned all around with him, he speaks particularly to rural iowa, to issues of farmers being left behind, to the need for revitalization of downtown. and i think his message is going to resonate. iowa ultimately rewards a lot of hard work. >> melissa: in terms of the message resonating, it seems like in some places it is on in some of not when you pull it apart. i'm looking wit

abc 7 news was at a round table gathering sponsored by congressman ro khanna.nd workers who shared their experiences included a barista at yahoo, a bus operator and a security officer at google. they discussed the pay disparity between themselves and top executives. >> they live like -- and the plantation owner live by -- by the plantation. you are service works [ inaudible ]. >> worker said the most important issues include better wages and also greater respect from management. >>> super model karlie kloss is opening up about why she walked away from fashion powerhouse victoria secret. >> she said the brand did not reflect her message. in an interview with british vogue she said she didn't feel it is a message i want to send to young winl around the world about what it marines to be beautiful and it is a pivotal moment to make her own choices through the company she works with and the image she puts >> victoria's secret is selling you an ideal. the adds are sexualized objectifying images of women and what they are selling you is not the product or the idea of

. >> congressman ro khanna, democrat from california, was so taken by the ad he endorsed ocasio-cortezready backed joe crowley. >> and i watched the video and i said, you know, i don't know how much my endorsement's going to matter but at least it's going to get people in washington to hear her story. >> despite her growing momentum, for the crowley camp, re-election still appeared to be in the bag. >> joe crowley, he took one poll a few weeks before the election that showed him up 36 percentage points. that's a massive margin. >> the incumbent was so confident he only participated in one of the three scheduled debates with ocasio-cortez, in one case sending a latina surrogate to represent him. >> this is a sharp person and a sharapova candidate who thought well on her feet. and she made a lot of this, not only would he refuse to debate her opponents, he sent somebody basically in her words, that looked like her. >>> coming up, leaders in the gop single out alexandria ocasio-cortez as a target. >> they're absolutely hoping to be able to use her to demonize the democratic party as a bun

democratic congressman ro khanna, the cochair of the bernie sanders campaign, sang a hypothetical president sanders would've done the same thing as president trump. just a short time earlier, senator sanders had accused the president of squandering u.s. power. >> he has weakened the state department. if were going to bring peace to this world, we need a strong state department. we need to move forward diplomatically, not just do photo opportunities. >> would potentially president bernie sanders, would he have met with kim jong un? >> yes, he would have. that shouldn't be a partisan issue. it should be an american issue. >> melissa: joining me as hugo gurdon, editor in chief of the "washington examiner." what do you make of that criticism? >> the criticism is sort of all over the place, and it's not really surprising that it would be because the truth is, that were not going to be able to know for sure whether what president trump is doing is a really good idea or really bad idea into until we see the results. if it leads to formal ending of hostilities and it leads to the denuclearization o

abc 7 news was at this round table gathering sponsored by congressman ro khanna. workers who share their experiences included a bur easta at yahoo, a bus operator and a security officer at google and they discussed the pay disparity between themselves and top >> they live and appreciate that the plantation owner live by the plantation and your workers are like -- [ inaudible ]. >> workers said the most important issues were better wages and greater respect from management. >>> m.i.t. has developed a motor that walks. right now it is a magnet and coil, but one day it could be reprogrammed to automatically assemble itself into larger devices. the aim is to have them change to did different jobs without the need to design them from scratch. does it make it sound like they'll be -- like human beings. >> like your roomba which could plug itself back into the power source. >> i'm sure it will be fine. i can't imagine her being a problem. >>> super ploddel karlie kloss is talking about why she walked away from victoria's secret. in an interview with british vogue she sai

from visitor entrance fees everywhere from the grand canyon to me or what bay area congressman ro khanna tweeted the national park fees our for maintaining and upgrading our national parks, not a 4th of july military parade for wealthy donors and republican party insiders. democrats are upset that the white house is giving the i p grandstand access to favored republican supporters and donors. presidential adviser kellyanne conway says the show is available to all this is a public event it's open to the public the public is welcome to come catherine heenan. >>kron 4 news and the public is taking a look at the parade right now you can see all the people lining the streets of washington d c the bands are playing. >>the branches 5 services service branches are marching. there's also the flyovers that are going the happening as captain was talking about they've got the tanks on display in a couple of a bradley fighting vehicles as well. and you can hear the band playing it looks like it's a perfect day in washington dc for this they're calling it the salute to america and also there's going t

from visitor entrance fees everywhere from the grand canyon to me or what bay area congressman ro khanna tweeted the national park fees our for maintaining and upgrading our national parks, not a 4th of july military parade for wealthy donors and republican party insiders. democrats are upset that the white house is giving the i p grandstand access to favored republican supporters and donors. presidential adviser kellyanne conway says the show is available to all this is a public event it's open to the public the public is welcome to come catherine heenan. >>kron 4 news. >>still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news. we're going to tag along with the chp is they prepare for their holiday dui crackdown. and new video from this week's shooting at that and friend mall as the search continues for the gunman this morning, we'll have the latest on that and where the investigation and where the investigation stands. buttermoh manscuits now we'rtalking fried egg want it melty cheese want it sausage want it or bacon i want it! try my 2 for $4 breakfast biscuits and add 4 donut holes for just a b

ro khanna saying that the judiciary committee needs to ask mueller whether he or anyone on his staffere concerned they would be fired and whether that was part of the reason they did not insist on interviewing the president and were concerned with the delay in the report, sources tell me mueller what answer. congressman alan lowenthal, democrat of california, saying the american people need to hear the conclusions of the investigation directly, the president tried to abstract justice and the rule of law must be held and we will not tolerate interference. putting up videos last night about what they intend to talk about today. congressman sean patrick maloney, democrat from new york, a member of the house intelligence committee. here is what he put out last night. >> judiciary committee and my committee, we will work tonight to make sure we get at the questions you want answered. i would love to know what you think and from my point of view the most important stuff will be what is not in the report because it leaves serious questions unanswered. we want to get out the fundamental issu

there's a level of sort of about khanna here, obscure house procedure. what exactly happened. is it or was it before this house a violation of house rules for a member toll s say somethi that the president said was racist? is that a violation of how rules? >> my understanding is that was the ruling of the parliamentarian. but let's not let the arcane rules of the house distract us from what's really happening. we have the president, who has made blatant, racist tweets against four sitting members of congress, using language that has always been used historically when we are trying to suppress people of color. just the other night, john lewis said, when he was marching in civil rights era, they would always chant to him, go back to where you came from. this language is specific. and we know what it means. and we know what it says to all americans. that this president is willing to use racism to divide, to distract, from his policies that are putting the 1% ahead of everyone else. and what we have today is the gop using very detailed, arcane rules of the house to try and somehow

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