they won't go to kirsten gillibrand's neighborhood obviously. they are not headed to martha's vineyard or aspen or southhampton obviously but they are going to dying industrial cities gillibrand believes could use more democratic voters. >> the state of new york takes refugee families into our communities. we would be delighted to take refugee families into cities like buffalo and syracuse and rochester and albany.ak >> tucker: think for aba minute about what gillibrand is saying. she is arguing anybody from t anywhere in the world must be allowed into the united states, ordered a publicly financed lawyer, given a free place to live along with free health care and schools, all of which you pay for, and allowed to stay indefinitely unless they lose a court case that, by the way, they will definitely show up for. that's her core assumption. the people who have demonstrated contempt for our laws will arrive in court when asked. gillibrand trusts them to do that and why wouldn't she? that's the whole immigration argument she's making, which is unlik

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you're kirsten powers and you're on team biden.g the attention from this president, right? do you think it only helps biden? >> oh, definitely for the reasons that frank just outlined, but also because it gives biden the opportunity to do the contrast that he wants to do. this is exactly how he wants to be contrasted with donald trump. he wants to be the person who is the statesman, the person who is bringing a sense of morality and decency back to the presidency. so it gives him an opportunity to kind of rise above it in the way that he also waited to criticize the president until he was back on american soil going back to this what now seems like a very old fashioned way of doing politics where you aren't criticizing your opponents, or at least attacking your opponents on foreign soil. so i think it gave him a good opportunity to contrast himself with donald trump. >> so i guess if you're biden, kirsten, do you want to do anything, or do you just let this ride for awhile until you really have to get out there on the campaign trai

this is obviously a very hot political topic among the 2020 democrats, including kirsten gillibrand who for action against supreme court justices brett kavanaugh and neil gorsuch over a possible challenge to roe v. wade. >> the as president of united states, i will not appoint any justices wl not agree with the president of roe v. wade or any other judges. that is the law of the land. i think both gorsuch and kavanaugh lied to the judiciary committee when they said they would uphold preincident, and if they then go back on this statements they made during the confirmation hearings, i think we should look towards what we would do to address it. we need former oversight and account ability over the supreme court justices. if they lied in their hearings, we should take action. >> martha: we should take action, she says. joining me for ladies' night, lisa boothe, charlie campus , and jessica tarlov. already decided they lighted their judiciary hearing. >> the question of precedent is one that democrats are harping on. susan collins, one of the only pro-choice senators on republican side of

where did those questions come from, kirsten? the person that a lot of person have mocked is not the person that i had dinner with. so, you know, i thought he was extremely grounded, extremely thoughtful, very impressive and, you know, for those -- his wife was there, for those who have criticized that relationship i really -- i didn't see -- you know, they obviously have a great marriage and it's very respectful and, you know, i think that people have kind of taken that campaign announcement video out of context in a way that's honestly pretty disrespectful to his wife. but then what we saw sort of in his -- after losing his senate race, he didn't seem very grounded, frankly. i think that he seemed like somebody who was sort of wall owing at a time when he, yes, it's disappointing to lose a senate race but you are now this hugely if a i mouse democrat who people love, including barack obama by all accounts you should be happy, you should be wall owe wing the way that he was. it made me wonder was he up to the task. i wasn't writ

and i understand kirsten gillibrand and abolishing ice. there's many that don't agree with republican orthodoxy about how to address this crisis. jeh johnson has done everyone a great service, especially democrats saying it's official, this is a crisis and we have to talk about it in that language. i hope there's a gang of six bill, gang of eight where we can get somewhere on this. this asylum system is ground zero for fixing this. >> can i step in? were you done? >> i am. >> what the representative told me, don't buy them lock, star and barrel on the democrat side just because he doesn't fulfill believing everything what the republicans are putting forth. he has his own ideas. they don't mirror -- >> i'm not arguing that at all. making an argument about people that represent border states when you have a republican outspoken about his aversion to the way republicans are addressing his. >> his aversion is to not getting anything done. >> but he doesn't think a wall -- >> nothing. i want to get this in. what actually forces the hand? that's

heather: kirsten gillibrand making this promise on abortion rights if she is elected president. >> asdent, i will codify roe v wade. i will make it clear beyond a shadow of a doubt that women in this country have a guaranteed right to an abortion. heather: can she do that? carly shimkus with serious xm 115 is here with the swift online reaction to that. >> not just kirsten gillibrand but other presidential candidates are leading the charge vowing to fight for a woman's right to have an abortion, elizabeth warren calls and a woman's constitutional right. kamala harris tweeted she raised $160,000 in one day alone to go to women's rights organizations. this topic of conversation is front and center on social media. lynn has a message for pro-choice people think can't imagine explaining this statement before god. scott speaking directly to kirsten gillibrand talking about the legality of what she is saying, you have no control over this and you know this. the abortion laws are written at the state level and challenged in the court. i thought you went to law school or at least took a civic

i mean, i agree with kirsten completely.w, saw john bolton on fox news and thought he was a robust character on tv who he should hire. if he did any reading he would know that john bolton in writing was advocating the bombing of tehran. this is not a new thing for him. and bolton clearly has helped move events along to take us to this point. you know, there are a lot of people who said several weeks ago when they took the step of designating the entire iranian revolutionary guard as a terrorist organization that iran would retaliate. and that was, you know, so there were a series of provocations that have led us to this point. now the president who seemed oblivious to all this is saying, i don't want to go to war. well, don't hire people who do want to go to war to be your main national security adviser if you don't want to go to war. >> laura, i'll give you the last word. >> well, i think your question really is the most concerning for members of this electorate, the question of who's really in control when only one of thos

what would you say about kirsten gillibrand?u are comparing female candidates to horses. i'm getting up. >> juan: oh, here we go again. >> dagen: here is gillibrand's problem she is borrowing things from hillary clinton's playbook that didn't work. she is using her gender as a crutch to lean on and then when you turn around she is going to smack you in the back of the head with it. >> juan: oh, really? >> dagen: remember, she threw al franken under the bus first senator to call for his resignation despite being his squash partner. bill clinton should have resigned over the monica lewenski scandal. this is all she has got failing her. >> melissa: her problem she is inauthentic. that's the big thing whether they are television viewers or voters. they wanting to feel like the person in front of them is being real. for better or for worse that's why a lot of people liked president trump. you know, joe biden, too you get that sense when he says he goes back and forth on his policy but when he sits there and talks to the common guy pe

why kirsten gillibrand? >> well, i thinkar american brave every day, fighting for their families just to make ends meet. i think president trump has made their lives harder with more barriersand i'm running for president because i'm going to fight for them. i'm going to make sure that they have am oice and going to take on the corruption and greed and the root of all the problems in washington in order to make sure they can have healthcare as a right and not a privilege. taken to the insurance companies, take on the drug companies, making sure we have better public schools aco debt-freege through national public service, and make sure they have better job training so they can work their way into the. middle claand take on employment. so my vision of the country is a little different. i have the experience and the ability to get things done. >> woo speaking of experience, you have been in the senate for 12 years, or in the house and senate. you represent the fourth most populous state in the country. new york

. >> joining me now, usa today columnist, kirsten powers and michael kaputo.what do you think the congressman's political calculus is here and do you think this could give other republicans cover to do the same thing although no one seems to be standing up at this point? >> i don't think you can read nooch what amash is doing. he is's conservative, principled and he's willing to buck the party. he's criticized trump before in a party where nobody criticizes president trump. so i think that he -- i don't think he's honestly really worried about the political calculus. he feels like he has a great relationship with people in his district. it's half and half, republican and democrats. he's used to navigating the waters of people who think differently. i assume based on what he saw he feels confident in his relationship with voters. >> michael, is it unusual to think that any other republicans would break with the president here? >> i think we have a lot of independent minded people in the house and senate but justin amash is entirely different. he's never support

kirsten is fake. >> juan: so you like aoc? >> greg: no i'm saying she is real.have to like her. >> jedediah: she needs to find her groove. she's trying to be what people want her to be and it doesn't -- >> juan: they all try to do that. they are politicians. >> jedediah: it's a bad fit. >> juan: fox news alert. attorney general barr is not, i'm not going to testify tomorrow before the house judiciary committee. what do you think of that? >> jesse: i think they are placing ridiculous demands and demanding that all the committees staff asked questions of the attorney general. i don't, but the last time that's ever happened? >> dana: watergate. >> jesse: they tried to set the bar really high so he would say no periods before they set a high bar for barr. it's funny that we are doing commentary on something not happening. >> dana: had happened in watergate. obviously this is not watergate. these members of congress, a lot of them are lawyers. if you think that you can't ask the attorney general questions and you have to turn it over to staff, may be the staff should

kirsten, how do you see the significance of what has just happened in alabama? >> well, i mean, i think it is significant on a lot of different levels. there's obviously a lot of people talking about the political significance of it. i think that republicans have made pretty clear not just with this but i think with the infant born alive act which is something that ben sasse sponsored and all of the republicans voted for, that they're making abortion first of all a political issue in 2020. there's the legal implications of it, which jeffrey can get into more, about the fact that it is not just alabama passing bills like this, there are other states and they're doing it in part because that's what they believe, also because they want to get something to the supreme court because they hope the supreme court will overturn it. then there's just the substantive impact of it, which is incredibly extreme. it is something that's even caused division in the pro-life community, the idea of not even having exceptions for rape and incest, something close to 80% of americans

with me now is cnn political come pmentator steve cortez and analyst kirsten powers.ere is any valid concern from speaker pelosi that the president might try to challenge the election results? >> as a reasonable thing to be worried about, he's obviously somebody who sees democratic voter fraud around every bush. he's, you know, has all sorts of imaginations about what hasn't happened and has and hasn't happened in elections when it comes to crowd size and another things like that. i think that he looks for these areas that, you know, maybe say like she said like might be close and could try to really stoke the idea that something unfair had happened that there had been some sort of fraud, some sort of voter fraud that hardly ever happens but that he and republicans love to fan the flames to make everybody think that this is basically happening everywhere. >> steve, the president already claims that millions of illegal votes cast by illegal immigrants of california and that's why hillary clinton won the popular vote in california. is it farfetched thinking the presiden

meantime, senator kirsten gillibrand is out trying to breakthrough in battleground territory. shaquille brewster joins us live. how are voters responding? >> reporter: hi there, chris, yes, senator gillibrand is in this cafe right inside. we're going to send you inside as i stay out so i don't interrupt the event but just take a look at the interaction that you're having. she's having a meet and greet at this cafe. she's taking questions, telling her story, allowing voters to be able to press her and really just talk to her and have that direct interaction with candidates and i want to emphasize, these are new hampshire voters, so throughout the day, i've heard from several who have had several -- multiple interactions with presidential candidates, this is just something that -- and as jeff goes through the door there, that's just an example of how voters are being able to meet candidates, go inside, ask them questions directly and i've met several today who say that this is their fourth or fifth presidential candidate that they have gotten to talk to and ask a question to dir

it gets back to kirsten's point.want access to this, and you change poor for low credit score, you change that euphemism, if you will, certainly you expect to pay a higher rate for risk. >> that could be a concern but there is another part of the plan that hasn't gotten a lot of attention which is basically creating community banking centers, utilizing the post office. the post office has offices in every community across the country, which would provide easier access to low income communities. so there is a way, would be a way for low income folks to get money. this is way better than not only living life on credit cards but also on high interest payday loans which this also covers. i know for some people watching they may be thinking, well, stop spending money you don't have. for a lot of families just trying to get buy they need their credit cards to buy groceries, to pay medical bills. to get their cars fixed. charles: right. >> when they have to pay those off, getting payday loans they get stuck in the trap. the

senator kirsten gillibrand of new york still has not. it's not for lack of trying.ing her case on social media, including this new video of her playing beer pong, like a good dartmouth grad, saying, if kirsten makes this shot, will you donate? >> that's a really good question. we have to give credence to something that a lot of polls are showing, which is that women candidates in this race are just simply not doing as well was male candidates. and that's not a new phenomenon, but it is a real thing. and i think that we should actually acknowledge that. but i also think that there are a lot of people in this race that voters are looking at them and asking them, why you running for president? and you have to make that case to people. and i don't know, but it's perhaps she hasn't quite done that yet, she hasn't had a breakout moment. so it's going to be tough for you, if you can't kind of break through in this very crowded field like some other folks have, whether it's buttigieg or even beto, before he even got into the race or biden in his first week, when he successf

new york senator and presidential candidate kirsten gillibrand joins me now.ator, what is your immediate reaction to the bill, and what is your plan to do something about it? >> well, this is an outrage. it's nothing short of an attack on women's basic human rights and civil rights, and it's something women in america will have to fight against with everything they've got. >> you can hold these discussions or these roundtables, but what specific action can you take? and who will be at the roundtable? because president trump was somewhat wishy-washy about abortion for years. and when he was running for president and he realized being anti-abortion was a winning position for him, he went full blown. so when you sit down with those people at a roundtable, who are they? they're actually a lot of people in this country who support this bill. >> i'm sitting down with women in georgia to talk about their views, they're values, their faith and what they care about. the truth is we need to lift up their voices. we need to lift up the voices of women and family across a

there is another complicating feature here. >> let me bring kirsten. the president can say over and over again that this investigation is done. democrats are certainly going to continue to issue subpoenas, continue to push for more answers. the administration will continue to fight them. where does this go, do you think? >> well, it's pretty clear the administration is just trying to drag their feet on this, right? they want to drag things out for as listening as they possibly can. that's not an unusual response from administrations that are being investigated by congress, but i think that a lot of the fury about this and democrats really wanting an investigation above and beyond what you would normally see is because of how this has been handled. i think that it's been handled so dishonestly by the attorney general by putting out this summary, and now pretending to be completely confused by the fact that people are upset when you actually get the report that it says something quite different than in fact mueller had expressed that he didn't feel this

speaking directly to kirsten gillibrand, you have no control over this. written at the state level and challenged in the courts. i thought you went to law school. or at least took a civics class. michelle agreeing with the pro-choice position thing thank you for doing what is right, not surprising but appreciated. a wide range of reaction coming in. rob: bill diblasio, an epic new york post headline, the run for president by new york's mayor. >> not just the media in the city that dislikes them but also the police union. listen to this statement from the police benevolent association. after bill diblasio announced his run for president, it is laughable that a mayor who has shown no interest in running new york city for 6 years now says he wants to mismanage the entire country. as commander in chief he would be an unmitigated disaster. the police union and the mayor have butted heads for years after two police officers were killed in brooklyn, cops turned their backs on bill diblasio outside the hospital. some police officers blamed him for their deaths sa

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[laughter] meanwhile kirsten gillibrand unveiled a plan to give every voter to donate to campaigns theyare democracy dollars. >> $200 for each federal election 100 for primary and 100 for general and presidential, congressiona presidential, congressional, see elections. greg: that is stupid. she also played beer pong with water no we are not donating anything. you don't play with water but with beer. do it like this. [laughter] [laughter] . >> don't you get the idea they are thirsty quick. >> it is beyond that. because biden was crazy as hell but she played beer pong with water? so you didn't play beer pong. >> exactly that was take number one, two, 35, 50. i guarantee you. >> she lost support among her own staff filming that garbage. >> that took forever. greg: here is the problem she tries to imitate day human. [laughter] . >> i think they all do. he has been a bad match but at least he is real that is what the american people want after the last election i will deemed that stewart give it is real authenticity stick purple in the race but okay small well. but even with a supreme court

he'd be like, "my opponent, ku klux kirsten, is so racist, she's trying to steal the nomination fromve americans like elizabeth warren. [laughter and groans] but this is not the first time that gillibrand has apologized for her previous policy positions. because, you see, it turn out she also used to be very pro-gun. - as a congresswoman, gillibrand used that family tradition of hunting to appeal to conservative voters in upstate new york. she boasted an "a" rating from the nra. so why the 180? - after i got appointed, i went down to brooklyn to meet with families who had suffered from gun violence in their communities, and you immediately experience the feeling that i couldn't have been more wrong. - okay, uh... [laughter] what's... what's going on in brooklyn? [laughter and applause] like... every time... every time gillibrand goes to brooklyn, she changes another position. [laughter] i feel like they're gonna have to make a remix to that jay z/alicia keys song. it's gonna be like... ♪ now i'm out in brooklyn ♪ changin' my mind on gun rights ♪ ♪ used to hate illegals, now i fight t

our guest tonight is a senator from new york and a candidate for president of the united states, kirstenillibrand is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, bill deblasio wants to be the mayor of america. we find a solution to end all student debt, and it's never ladies yieght knight in alabama. first, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with a story everyone is talking about. "game of thrones" ( cheers and applause ) last night was the big series finale. some are taking it hard. >> it has been a long and at times frustrating season for "game of thrones." you might need someone to talk to. bark.com is offering therapy sessions, viewers, if you need to complain about the potholes, have trouble with tend org just need help in the absence of your favorite show, the site promises to find a professional for you -- >> trevor: yes, that's right, a web site is offering therapy -- therapy sessions forf "game of thrones." ( laughter ) let me just say, people, if you need therapy because a tv show ended, your life is too good, okay? ( laughter ) i'm

. -- kirsten gillibrand. she meets with voters in new hampshire. later, former u.s. congressman and democratic candidate beto o'rourke attended a house party in bedford, new hampshire. show canadawe will and former maryland congressman john delaney meeting with voters in new hampshire. democratic presidential candidate senator kierstin jill a brand met with voters last night >> [chatter] >> how are you? thank you. >> [applause] >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> [chatter] >> hello senator. nice to meet you. could i get a quick picture? my daughter is right there. sen. gillibrand: of course. >> thank you for coming. sen. gillibrand: i'm delighted to be here. >> can everyone hear me ok? i want to thank everyone for coming. my name is sam and i am the manager here at a&e coffee and we are very excited to have all of you here and to welcome senator gillibrand. we appreciate you guys coming and hanging out. i just want to take a few moments to introduce the senator. we have a woman here who is a fearless fighter for women and sexual assault survivors. >> [appl

nobody has played this role more precisely than senator kirsten gillibrand when she launched her campaignor victim card was that she was a "young mom." watch. >> i'm going to run for president of the united states because as a young mom, i'm going to fight for other people's kids as hard as i would fight for my own. >> tucker: [laughs] it did not work, gillibrand is pulling lower than anybody running for any office in america. so naturally she just whined to cnn that voters are bigoted against "young women." not to be mean, but gillibrand is older than i am. she is 52 years old. barack obama was younger than she was. the night that he beat mitt romney, does not matter. victimhood stems from everything away from fact. mollie hemingway knows that well. the senior editor of "the federalists" and she joins us tonight. thank you a lot for coming on. is there any market on the democratic side for someone who says i am who i am, and if you don't like it, there is nothing i can do about it and straightforwardly presents the program without whining, without apologizing or being a victim? >> can i

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democrats under president obama wanted all of that six years ago they include chuck, bernie sanders, kirsten gillibrand and amy klobuchar and the world is on edge rising tensions in iran and now this, the u.s. suspending commercial passenger and cargo flights between the u.s. and ventura county. those stories coming up plus president trump signing a new executive order, aimed right at china stopping american telecoms from installing foreign-made gear that pose a national security risk effectively blocking china's big giant company huawei and we heard dozens of times that the fight with china would torpedo the u.s. economy but the dow ended up today 115 points and also the u.s. economy is soaring tonight we take on the fear mongering and scare tactics that are way off base and it is shaping up to be more and more president trump versus joe biden for now as joe biden is pushing back on everyone from alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> he's illegal. >> would you be my vice president. >> and now they have an investigation of the investigators who are investigating whether or not vladimir putin and the

steve: there have you kirsten gillibrand. yesterday hosted by once again chris wallace. last night chris was up in new hampshire with millennial mayor of south bend, indiana. if you saw it was an interesting hour. the mayor was smooth. he was thoughtful. he was at times funn funny and e is at very times progressive. >> the tweets are i don't care. it's the nature of grotesque things that you can't look away. if we make it less about him and more but, paradoxically i think that's the best way to defeat him. fairer, which means higher marginal income tax rate on those earning the most. perhaps a financial transactions tax. also closing the corporate tax loopholes. when it comes to the general election, at risk of sounding simplistic, you i think the right thing to do is just have everybody's vote cowntd the same. look, states don't vote. people do. i believe that the right of a woman make her own decision is a national right. we have gotten away from who gets to draw the line. i trust women to draw the line when it's their own

>> i spent last four days in iowa following kirsten gillibrand and elizabeth warren and of the events i saw, only one question came up about the mueller report. so i think that -- or at least in somewhat related to impeachment questions. i think these candidates are at times getting questions around impeachment, but i think the assumption even in the minds of voters is that a lot of this is baked in. they already want to get rid of the president, it is the question of how are they going to do it? some prefer a more aggressive tact through something like impeachment hearings, but for many of them, many of the voters i spoke with, they want to beat him and beat him at his own guy at t game at the ballot box. that's what the candidates are leaning into. when kirsten gillibrand was asked about the impeachment proceedings, she deferred to nancy pelosi and said if nancy pelosi believes that's what the house should do, she'll move forward with it. they're more than happy to lay it off on house departments, let them make the decisions, move forward, so they can then pivot to the policy areas

we talked to eric swallwell tonight, kirsten gillibrand last night. not gointo say they are one issue candidates, but in his case you heard him talk about gun contrd, kirsten gillibr emfa sighs women's issues. what are you hearing from?m the is it smart for them to easy on one issue or not?>> e'll find out whether it is. it just strikes me that abortion as an issue has been -- kirsten gillibrand is probably most prominently identified -- is an issue where those who seek serious and large change find themselves on the political defensive, and i think it's fair to say that it's hard to imagine anybody running a winning tional campaign on enlarging and making statutory abortion legal in all circumstances or,ha for matter, a democratic party which is essentially unwelcoming to those people who are -- have reservations or are pro-life, but agree on every other issue. essentially bob casey in his term from pennsylvania, the united states senator, would not blce me and receive party backing, basically. >> woodruff: what do you think? >> i'm struck about h th

several 2020 democrats are attending the protests today, including senator kirsten gillibrand.joining me. i guess one of the things i've been struck by over the last couple of weeks, particularly in the wake of some of these state-based laws it feels like some of the laws have shifted. the virginia law and the dispute over that. the democrats feel like they are now on offense on this issue. is that an accurate characterization of your view on things? >> i think this is something that president trump has unleashed. he apparently wants to have a war on women in america, and if this is a war that he wants to have, he will have it, and he will lose it, because american women are not going to accept this. this protest today is being replicated in 50 states right now, a nationwide day of protest by women speaking out for their basic human rights, basic civil rights, the ability to make the most intimate life-and-death decisions and to have bodily autonomy is part of basic human rights for american women, so we're going to fight. >> senator, i was interested, you said last week i beli

democrats like kirsten gillibrand is hammering away at the president's immigration plan handling of crisisthe border. >> and the truth is president trump's immigration policy is inhumane, ineffective and wrong, as president of the united states i wouldn't use detention system at all. >> but in an interview last night on fox news with steve hilton the president places blame at democrats. >> whatever democrats stick together, if leadership decides that they don't want to have it, then we will have a continuation. >> now, clarification as for those fights we had reported about last week, heather, about borders officials sending migrants from texas to san diego, officials confirming that is still happening and it's a very telling point to the very situation that they have dealing with these numbers all weekend long i was getting reports from border official sources saying they are overwhelmed again, no end in sight? >> i don't know how anyone can argue that that is not a cries, griff, thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. "fox & friends" news alert for you, breaking overnight, br

kirsten gillibrand wants to give you $600 in free money but there is a catch.mocratic friends. stay tuned. ♪ . . cake in the conference room! showing 'em you're ready to be your own boss. that's the beauty of your smile. bring out the best in it with crest 3d white. crest removes 95% of surface stains... in just three days. jillian: a democratic lawmaker from alabama facing backlash over remarks on the abortion ban just passed by his state house. if signed, it will make abortion a felony. state representative john rogers speaking out against the vote saying, in part, some kids are unwanted so you kill them now or you kill them later. you bring them in the world unwanted, unloved, you send them to the electric chair. you kill them now, or you kill them later. roger's office did not immediately respond to fox news' comment. rob: beer pong politician kirsten gillibrand has a bold strategy free money. not a new idea. the new york senator tells nbc she wants to give voters up to $600 each to donate to federal candidates. to say receive the money, candidates have to

mine while democrat hopefuls like kirsten gillibrand. >> president trump's immigration policy is inhumane effective and wrong, as president of the united states i wouldn't use detention system at all. >> but the president is placing blame of inaction on immigration on the democrats. >> the one thing i will say they have lousy policy and many case lousy politicians, for whatever reason the democrats stick together, if they decide, if leadership decides that they don't want to have it, then we will have a continuation. >> as for previously reported flights from california -- to texas to california, officials in san diego confirming those flights are actually happening, so it's a little bit of a window, snapshot, if you will, rob and jillian into how fluid the situation is with the numbers, guys. jillian: griff jenkins live in washington, thank you. fox news alert for you now, breaking overnight, swedish prosecutor is requesting to detain wikileaks founder julian assange over rape allegation from 2010, assange evicted from ecuadoran embassy last month where he had been hiding since 2012. cur

carley: kirsten gillibrand is hoping fear ponds will help raise the 2020 campaign cash.k to the college days. gillibrand tweeting video of playing beer punk with water asking for dollar donations to -- the bottom of the 2020 tax, donations raising $3 million in the first quarter. i thought i was getting better. obviously i always did that. i am doing the work for you. rob: democrats $33 trillion medicare for all proposal is rolled out but despite a lot of voter fanfare not everybody is buying this. >> all-americans, to worse care. this is a socialist proposal that threatens freedom of choice. >> you can read this one. rob: the good doctor is here to talk about medicare for all and single-payer and all that. ♪ did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? using multiple cleaners on grease can be expensive, and sometimes ineffective. for better value, tackle grease with dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. it provides 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, which cuts through tough kitchen messes, pre-treats laundry stain

all right, kat, are you sexist for not supporting kirsten gillibrand?i thought about that because i don't support her, and i didn't think i was sexist against myself -- [laughter] i don't think her problem is that she's a woman. i think her problem is that she is so boring that she can't make headlines. and even when she does, the headlines are about how boring she is. [laughter] >> kat, say that again. >> vote for me, i played beer pong with water! hike, vote for me, somebody just pushed past me to get ranch dressing while i was talking. [laughter] i am not a political consultant, but i feel like a good rule of thumb is if your candidate is less interesting than a condiment, you probably picked the wrong one. >> nicely done. [cheers and applause] greg: sean? is. >> yes, sir. greg: i believe you challenged beto to a fight because you know you could beat him up. >> i don't even care, i just want to take a shot. [laughter] >> the apology. i'm sorry. [laughter] greg: you know, look, they have a saying in texas, and i know this because i'm from pennsylvania