senator kirsten gillibrand, with colonel don christensen and brigette mccoy. ( cheers and applause ) but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. the middle east and drones. whatever story you're thinking of, it's probably not this. >> at a fashion show in saudi arabia is going viral now. check this out, an array of fashion dresses floating down a runway but no model in sight. this bizarre fashion show at a saudi arabian who tell where drones were used to show case these dressessen instead of traditional human models, a spokesperson says the drones were used to bring a change to the annual show -- ( laughter ) >> trevor: a drone fashion show is one of the weirdest things i have ever seen, but, if you add the harry potter theme, it totally works. ( harry potter theme song playing ) ( applause ) in other news, if you believe president trump is tearing the white house to shreds, turns out it's worse than you think. >> white house staffers have reportedly been taping pieces of paper back together after president trp rips them up. they need to tape them back tog

senator kirsten gillibrand says now is the time to fight harder than ever. that interview in n two minutes. >> what i'm asking you, sir, is do you want to see the court overturned. you said you want to see the court protect the second amendment. do you want to see the court overturn roe v. wade. >> well, if we put another two or three justices on that will happen. and that will happen automatically, in my opinion, because i am putting pro-life justices on the court. i will say this, it will go back to the states and the states will make a determination. >> that was october, 2016, less than a month before the election. donald trump was clear about whether he planned to appoint justices who would overturn roe v. wade. today, however, in a taped interview for fox news, trump sounded like he didn't know where he was on women's health. >> will you ask your nominees how they might vote on roe v. wade. >> that's a big one. they're all saying don't do that, you shouldn't do that. but i'm putting conservative people on. >> now republican lawmakers want to play coy an

senator kirsten gillibrand says now is the time to fight harder than ever. that interview in n two minutes. dear future us, we have a mission: to help hand everyone a better world. that's why we, at the coca-cola company, make shore breaks with actual coconuts. tea, organically. treats for celebrations. water with added minerals for taste. dear future us, that's why we're striving to do good. and help our communities get the education they deserve. we're doing this today... ...so you can do even more. the coca-cola company >> what i'm asking you, sir, is do you want to see the court overturn. you said you want to see the court protect the second amendment. do you want to see the court overturn roe v. wade. >> well, if we put another two or three justices on that will happen. and that will happen automatically, in my opinion, because i am putting pro-life justices on the court. i will say this, it will go back to the states and the states will make a determination. >> that was october, 2016, less than a month before the election. donald trump was clear about

still to come on the newshour: democratic senator kirsten gillibrand on the looming battle over the next supreme court justice. the struggle to reunite families separated at the border. using architecture to serve the greater good in rural america, and much more. oo >>uff: the supreme court wrapped up its term with a bang this wee justices handed down blockbuster rulings on the president's travel ban, racial gerrymandering, public emploboe unions andions. each case was decided alongeo gical lines. for more i'm here with marcia coyle, ccoef washington espondent for the "national law journal," and amy howe. she covers the high court for the websites "howe on the court" and "scotusblog." and we welcome both of you back to the program. so, marcia, let me start with you. everybody agrees consequential term. what made it so? >> certainly the types of cases that the court g.e.d. to hear and decide. as you mentioned, there was a whole range from president trump's travel ban to union fair share fees, pa gerrymandering, the list went on and on. of course, at the end, thehe most consequential event

for more on the fight to come, i spoke this evening with senator kirsten gillibrand, a democrat from n york. i began by asking what it means if the president nominates a strong conservative to the bench. what the president's progosed is he isg to appoint someone who will overturnso tely overturn roe v. wade which means women's reproductivity freedoms are at risk, women's freedom toe dehat they want. they will criminalize women's access to abortion services and reproductive joyces. i think every american shouldou speaand fight against this and i don't think we should allow a vote before theti el. we should apply the same standard mitch mcconnell applied to president obama. ints here,f: two po the person the president appoints will be one of nine members of the court. the chief justice said, when he was first nominated, i'm quoting, said roe v. wade is a settled law of the land. he said there's nothing in my personal views that would prevent me from fully and faithfully applying the precedent. sounds like there is not a sentiment to overturn it. >> i don't agree. presidentrump ran on t

last night, for example, career opportunist kirsten gillibrand in new york says she favors abolishing.c.e. the opposite of the opinion from a few years ago. kamala harris is open to that. bill de blasio has also called to abolish i.c.e. as is seven democrats in the house. this is gaining steam. but no one advocating for this is not thinking about the effect of abolishing i.c.e. as we speak, millions of people want to enter the country. the entire city of tijuana, mexico, is filled with tens of thousands of assue lum psychoers from all over the world, central america, africa and everywhere, and those deported from the united states. to that effect, tijuana is not a pleasant place to live. what will happen when word gets out that nobody in any country on the globe has anything to fear from our immigration authorities? if you can make it past our border patrol and get a tourist visa, you overstay and never be deported. once people know that, how many people will move here illegally every year? 1 million? 5 million? 10 million? who knows? how many might be criminals or extremists or futur

lawmakers are among these demonstrators and some like kirsten gillibrand are ramping up their calls to abolish i.c.e. here's what she told garrett haake at a rally in washington, d.c. we'll get to that in just a moment. moon time, the president was praising the agency in a treat and said the radical left demi-s want you out, next it will be all police. zero chance, it will never happen. taking us through the action, we have nbc's garrett haake in washington, blake mccoy in new york city, cal perry in el paso and mariana atencio in los angeles that's where the protest to reunite migrant families are happening. let's go to you, garrett, at lafayette square across from the white house. talk about what's happening. i know some people were heading out on a march. has that begun? >> we're at the transition point between the rally that started at 11:00 and has gone well beyond its proscribed length and the march that will happen from near the department of justice. after all, these protesters believe that is the key issue here. the administration's zero tolerance policy, that starts with doj.

earlier today, new york senator kirsten gillibrand told me she toinks women are running because the presidentesn't value women." whatever it is, the energy and the enthusiasm displayed by women is good news for democrats heading into november. john. , dickerson: ed o'keefe, ocanks. paul marciano has resigned as the executive chairman of the fashion brand guess following accusations of sexual misconduct. ctrciano, without admitting wrongdoing, has settled with five accusers, and elaine quijano reports he will continue ed be paid by the company he helped to create. >> read my lips-- false. >> reporter: the investigation into allegations of sexual harassment and assault by paul marciano began in february, a few weeks after model and actress kate upton tweeted, "it's disappointing that such an iconic women's brand, guess, is still empowering paul marciano as their creative director." according to a company filing, the allegations against marciano included claims of inappropriate comments and texts, and unwanted advances, including kissing and groping. attorney lisa bloom represents four of the wo

clinton covered head to toe in corporate wall street money and indorsed by the likes of senators kirsten gillibrand and chuck schumer crowley was the establishment establishment pick if there ever was one cortez ran the true grassroots campaign and upon hearing of her victory over the one thousand your income incumbency jubilantly explained to the voters and her supporters you have given this country hope you have given this country proof that when you knock on your neighbor's door when you come to them with love when you let them know that no matter your stance you are there for them that we can make change . change is indeed coming so now the real question is will you let change roll right over you or will you join the train and let it carry you along into the future the answer to that all depends on whether you truly are watching the hawks. you want to. get the. real thing it's what you see. as the blood of. the day like you that i got. this. is exactly. welcome we're going to watching the harks i am i wrote them and them having allowed us to have a book the armies of alexandria came through and

clinton covered head to toe in corporate wall street money and indorsed by the likes of senators kirsten gillibrand and chuck schumer crowley was the establishment establishment pick if there ever was one cortez ran the true grassroots campaign and upon hearing of her victory over the nineteen year income incumbent she jubilantly explained to the voters and her supporters you have given this country hope you have given this country proof that when you knock on your neighbor's door when you come to them with love when you let them know that no matter your stance you are there for them that we can make change change is indeed coming so now the real question is will you let change roll right over you or will you join the train and let it carry you along into the future the answer to that all depends on whether you truly are watching the hawks.

you saw kirsten on gillibrand say i.c.e. has to go. but others aren't sure that's the way to go. we have a democrat who has become the face of i.c.e. resistance here tonight. the mayor who warned of an a coming i.c.e. raid and drew the ire of the ag and president. time to test the case by the gop against the deputy ag rosenstein. the capitol hill showdown showed a clear desire to upset and perhaps unseat the trump appointee. one of the main combatants, republican congressman matt gates is here to make the case. did you hear this one? just when politics candidate get more bizarre, a prank caller gets through to air force one and talks with the president. yes. and we have the tape. and you will laugh or cry when you hear what the president of the united states says to this guy. it's friday night. save me some snacks and let's get after it. >> just into cnn, the justice department is now saying it will comply with a federal judge's order to keep immigrant families together. first, why were they resisting when trump said this was his intention in signing that executive order to undo

has been senator kirsten jill gra gillibrand who is trying to get to the left on this issue.bolishing i.c.e. is actually very damaging to the democraticing party collectively, but individually very good for kirsten gillibrand. >> in a court filing last night, the justice department said that it will be aed by by t abide wi order in california to reunify the families, but acknowledged that it is uncertain how to move forward. how do they still not have a plan? >> it is clear that they did not have very much of a plan when they entered into this process of family separations. they did not realize that it was going to be such a bad pr situation that the president was going to reverse himself so quickly. they thought this would be a deterrent and they would be quickly able to send the message that we will separate you from your families, so you shouldn't come over. it is not clear that it has worked out that way and because the government is so wowed and unwieldy at times, it can be difficult to put things back together after you've started down one path. so they did not necessar

you saw kirsten on gillibrand say i.c.e. has to go. but others aren't sure that's the way to go. we have a democrat who has become the face of i.c.e. resistance here ton. the mayor who warned of an a coming i.c.e. raid and drew the ire of the ag and president. time to test the case by the gop against the deputy ag rosenstein. the capitol hill showdown showed a clear desire to upset and perhaps unseat the trump appointee. one of the main combatants, republican congressman matt gates here to make the case. did you hear this one? just when politics candidate get more bizarre a prank caller gets through to air force one and talks with the president. yes. and we have the tape. and you will laugh or cry when you hear what the president of the united states says to this guy. it's friday night. save me some snacks and let's get after it. >> just into cnn, the justice department is now saying it will comply with a federal judge's order to keep immigrant families together. first, why were they resisting when trump said this was his intention in signing that executive order to undo the sepa

pressure campaign from liberals nationally, national interest groups, and i can see kamala harris, kirsten gillibrand. i can certainly see that resonating with them. then you turn around,eidi heitk donnelly, someone smack in the middle of trump land, what's at stake? >> we've been talking a lot about abortion rights and the importance of this pick. but also what's on the table are things that really are important to democrats in west virginia, in indiana, voting rights, immigrant rights, employment rights. i mean those are things that are on the table also with this nominee, this potential nominee. and i think that what red state democrats have to worry about is whether they so demoralize the voters that they need among democrats by running away from the majority of the party on this nomination. and so i think the pressure is high for red state democrats from a democratic party base. they can't afford to lose that, either. and, look. this is on the line. we are talking about a generational pick here, someone who could be in donald trump's words, on the court for 40 years. and so this is not like some

i'm tired of seeing in our own country our president being vilified by being called evil by kirsten gillibrandecause he's upholding his god-given responsibility to protect this nation. we ought to be celebrating not denigrating that we have a president who wants to protect this country. he's not without cam passion. i have seen him agonize over the daca thing. but he says in the end i am not going to compromise the security of this country. lou: a president who has been frustrated not by a left-wing senator from new york, but the made october are you is who make up the leadership on capitol hill. >> that's going to have to change. they are going to have to change or they will be changed by the population. people are tired of this. they voted for this president because they want to see change and he should not have to face as many obstacles as he does. lou: one last question it's the focus. we have 30 seconds. roe versus wade, is it in jeopardy? >> i think it is. he's not going to have a litmus test. but as long as he has a conservative justice who won't create imaginary rights at the expense o

you see two democrats kirsten gillibrand and elizabeth warren tweeting about that issue and jeffrey toobinin the future. s>> roe v. wade is doomed. it is gone because donald trump won the election. you are going to see 20 states pass laws banning an abortion outright. just banning an abortion because they know that there are now going to be five votes on the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade. >> is roe v. wade soon to be overturned? what else is at stake here, tal? >> when you talk about soon to be overturned, i think jeffrey toobin was making the point which was most robust. in the way the courts work works, a case has to work up to them. what we have seen in general is conservatives have over the years passed a series of laws restricting abortion to feel out the courts and where they can get away with making it more difficult and where they cannot get away with it. now they know potentially the supreme court could have five justices who may be willing to substantially eat away at roe v. wade or overturn it all together. you will see a lot of the boundary testing laws as he was making

. >> march 2015, democrats cory booker and kirsten gillibrand along with republican rand paul have just proposed the most audacious marijuana legislation in our lifetime. if it passes, it would create a fundamental change in the way the united states views and treats marijuana. >> our drug laws in this country as a whole need a revolution of common sense and compassion. >> for starters, it would do something scientists have been begging for, reschedule cannabis from schedule one to schedule two controlled substance, much less restrictive. >> once you make the class of drug schedule 2 you can then research it and find out what are the medical impacts and what can you use it, when does it make sense? so that's what's necessary here. it's so simple. >> the bill would also mandate more farms to grow research-grade marijuana and allow greater access to it for those in need. including veterans, who would for the first time be able to get a prescription for medicinal marijuana from the va hospitals. >> and he let's stop the pot hypocrisy. we now have three presidents who have admitted to smoki

before her win, she had complained abo new york senator kirsten gillibrand staying "unsurprising butsappointing that senator gillibra gillibrand didn't even both tore talk or consider me before endorsing. "what is your reaction to all of this? >> all politics is local. and this is a great example of how purr swersuasive a 28-year- woman with n political experience before, who had in fact beat an almost 20-year incumbent. joe crowley is a great member of congress, i have a great deal of respect for him. but again, all politics is local. and it was something that we witnessed here and could witness across the country. most of us need to remember that none of us are irreplaceable. the work is always done at home. that's where you have to keep your focus. >> lesson learned for a lot of your colleagues, even if you think you're going to win by a landslide, run as if you're way behind, because you never know what is going to happen. congresswoman, thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you, wolf. >>> coming up, the border battle. a feral judge orders a halt to family separations and se

senator cory booker, kirsten gillibrand, pamela harris, bernie sanders, not a democrat, as well as elizabethren. >> that will keep you busy throughout the day. mike memoily. and waiting to see what former have the joe biden does. author of the new book "first in line: presidents, vice-presidents and the pursuit of power." thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> one of the big revelations in your book, not a big revelation or a big surprise but you go in-depth, the extent to which former president obama, former vice president joe biden, are talking about 2020. they've started this conversation. >> yes. and i was really surprised that joe biden and mike pence are talking and at lea once a month that biden is acting as a conduit for foreign leaders and told me he speaks to about a dozen worried about trump and puts them in touch with pence saying trump doesn't have the bandwidth to deal with foreign affairs so talk to pence. i think it's unusual to see this level of outreach from a vice president to former vice-presidents and you don't see trump obviously doing that with obama. >> we

that's why kirsten gillibrand was happy to stand side by side with bill clinton and she threw him awaypeople feel sorry for hillary clinton. they really don't like bubba at this point. two words from my father. get gone! >> all right. with that, more "outnumbered" in just a moment. high protein to help get us moving. and help you feel more strength & energy in just 2 weeks. i'll take that. ensure high protein, with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure® with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. if you have a garden, you know... weeds are low-down little scoundrels. draw the line with roundup. the sure shot wand extends with a protective shield and target weeds more precisely, right down to the root. roundup. trusted for over 40 years. >> welcome back. meantime, west virginia's joe manchin appears to be getting on the trump bandwagon. the democratic senator telling politco that backing hillary clinton in 2016 was a political mistake and he could be opening to backing the president in 2020. manchin saying i'm open to supporting the person that i think is best for my count

he pointed the finger at democrats like new york senator kirsten gillibrand who are calling for the endon and customs enforcement to be abolished. the president suggesting that all democrats want that. and then sort of trying to draw a line between that and a slippery slope where democrats may want to abolish all police. unclear exactly where the president is getting that. but, again, he is spending the weekend here in bed minister. he made news yesterday announcing he may be spending time this weekend interviewing one or two potential candidates to replace justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court. he announced his retirement earlier this week. we're working on getting reaction from the white house on these protests and whether there's indication as to how these meetings may be going. we have yet to hear back. >> boris sanchez, keep us posted, from new jersey, thank you so much. so these rallies are taking place from coast to coast. demonstrations are just about to get going actually in los angeles. you see them happening in washington where people have gathered, in chicago there, p

i hope the next time i get pulled over for driving without a license, i hope kirsten gillibrand will. >> let me point out one thing, what he use to identify himself when he is entering the army base was the new york city municipal i.d. card which are given to all residents of the city but he's not a resident of the city. he lives in long island. >> tucker: that doesn't work either, i tried that. a politician maced himself and the face hoping to get a seat in congress, what else is he willing to do to win? he joined us next. oks me up. getting more for getting away. traveling lighter. getting settled. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com ♪ crawl inside, wait by the light of the moon. ♪ applebee's to go. order online and get 20% off $20. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. it's me. your sleep number 360 smart bed... checking in. last night i warmed your feet so you fell asleep faster. i sensed you roll over and automatically softened your side to melt away pressure points and keep you sleeping blissfully. at 2am, this happened. so, i took care of it. does your bed do tha

>> and can i just ask, because you've got a couple new yorkers, some liberals new yorkers, kirsten gillibrandr of new york city, de blasio, both of them saying we may have to get rid of i.c.e. or at least start over. is that a viable option? >> it's not a viable option but i think that what they're saying instead of abolishing, if we get to the root of what they're trying to suggest is that i.c.e. is being weaponized by this president and it should be taken back to its proper use which has existed peacefully for 15 years of being a strong regulator of border activity and arbitor of asylum seekers and not being weapon oized for tize weaponized. >> how do republicans in general interpret these protests? >> i can tell you how it's being interpreted. it's just a big see, i told you, this is what they want. they want open, uncontrolled borders. they want people who come here illegally, they want to shut down i.c.e. these narratives play into the -- these marches play into the narrative and the reason is because there's no countermeasure. there's utterances but not a cohesive message to call out th

. >> reporter: taking their case to senators, like new york senator, kirsten gillibrand. >> congressd in the way of children to ho need medicine. >> reporter: dr. amy brooks kai y'all acknowledges marijuana's status as a schedule one controlled substance creates a catch-22. >> the fact that marijuana is a schedule one drug is a significant barrier to research. is it completely preventing it? no. is it slowing it down? absolutely. in my opinion, should marijuana be schedule one? absolutely not. there are known medical uses for marijuana. >> reporter: page figgy says because of those known medical uses, she will keep fighting until federal law is changed. >> i am just willing to go fight for this for other kids because i don't want even one more kid to have to go through -- if i have to fight all these years for this, to help one kid to not suffer for one day or one hour, it is worth it i mean, one kid, one day, of no suffering is absolutely worth it. >> reporter: lisa and bobby say after a couple of month, haley is suffering less. to date, her seizures have been reduced by 40%. >> nic

three days later senator kirsten gillibrand saying clinton should have resigned over the lewinsky affair. leading liberals to doubt broderick's allegations. in the #metoo era, do you think that's changed at all, elise? >> i still think that the pa k hypocrisy is there and we need to be careful to constantly challenge it and to, to look at women, to look what they're coming forward with, and to believe women. you look at how so many feminists back in the late '90s supported bill clinton, because they said, well, he's really good on women's issues. let's just -- you heard the same argument with al franken and you hear so many democrats still so upset that al franken was forced to resign, but there were so many women who had complained of unacceptable behavior. so i think we on the right and the left, everyone, needs to be careful to test their bias and to stop their own has bok crazy. >> -- hypocrisy. >> leave it there. thanks for joining me. >>> just in to the newsroom right now, former president george h.w. bush is now out of the hospital. he had been there for about a week. he was being

when kirsten gillibrand talk about it, they're changing it to a more radical idea. maybe some midterm voters mietz sound like open borders. no enforcement at all. >> the president even said first it's ice now. the same people want to take away police. but nobody has said that. that really is an extremist kind of view and it doesn't appear as though it's real lisz tick. >> i don't think it's realistic that we're going to do away with i.c.e. to again with. i think as dave was mentioning, democrats have this problem which is, it's in their collective best interest to do one thing and that's to talk about separation. individually they have this perverse incentive to one-up each other. remember rand paul wanted to audit the fed. ted cruz wanted to apolish the irs. rick perry wanted to get rid of three agencies, one of which he now runs. i think democrats are going through this. >> there's a moral component to this and a legal component to this and polls show that the majority of americans think president trump has handled the family separation issue poorly, although they

senator kirsten gillibrand of w new york, who is now regularly using the f word in her public appearanceshere's one. >> what about president trump? has he kept any of these promises? no. [bleep] no. fundamentally, if we are not helping people, weho should go e [bleep] home. >> tucker: [laughs] she's not the quickest of u.s. senators, but even so, it's something broader about what'sng happening the democratic party, the left is arguing that trump is radical. how have they responded? by becoming way more radical, by going completely off the edge. they say trump is vulgar. okay. so now they showed profanity on television and at campaign events. amazingly, trump has somehow convinced thee democratic party to completely destroy itself. no one ever says that, but it may be the biggest change he's brought to this country. it's fascinating. radio show host tammy bruce joins us tonight. she's been watching carefully. it's interesting. if you are u making the case tht trump is kind of out there, and he sayse things that are ill considered and he is profane, you know, that is all kind of drew. what

kirsten gillibrand of new york was criticized by some democrats of saying that.e president is making a quite a leap suggesting that democrats will go -- certain democrats will go from wanting to restructure i.c.e. to wanting to abolish police overall. we do know the president is keeping busy this weekend at his golf club. yesterday he told reporters that he could potentially interview one or two possible candidates to replace justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court. kennedy of course announced his retirement earlier this week. the president also told reporters that he whittled down a list of some 25 names to just five possible candidates, though he did say that he was going to be interviewing six or seven, including two women. we should point out that the president was asked specifically about whether he would ask these candidates on their position on abortion, if he would bring up rowe versus wade with them, and he said that he would not, saying, further, that he would not ask them about lgbt issues, either. the president did say that they are all qualified

senator tammy duckworth with her baby as police arrived in the atrium so did senators like kirsten gillibrandizabeth warren. capitol police arrested 575 people. the number includes the congresswoman who was arrested today. in brownsville, texas, more than a thousand people joined an aclu protest outside the federal courthouse where parents were separated from their kids and faced prosecution. those separated kids ended up all over the country which made this an issue for d.c., an issue for the border, but it is an issue all over the country. the group families belong together counts more than 700 protests planned for saturday, all 50 states, probably somewhere near you. we are having a grassroots activism moment in this country for a lot of reasons. one of the brand new reasons we expect it to hit a peak very soon is because of the supreme court resignation that was announced yesterday. more on that in a second. stay with us. >>> right after the 2016 election, way before the shock even wore off a protest movement started in this country, beginning with the women's march, continuing a week lat

. >> look at kirsten gillibrand. she's come out for it, and she's one of the moderate ones. you're right. >> scott, hold on for a second. scott, how is the call to abolish i.c.e. any more extreme than republicans calling to abolish the irs, epa, or the department of energy, or the department of education. >> because i.c.e. is the only thing that is enforcing what little border security we have and the democrats say we don't even need that. if you're having that conversation with an average american voter, the democrats are seriously overplaying here, mar maria. row're all overplaying your hand and you're in danger of losing. >> you're better than this. >> we've got to stop it there. thank you both. a lot of pictures on the right of your screen. this is the rally in new york getting crowd excited. then they're going to march across the brooklyn bridge, we're told. there are rallies. we'll get you live picks in a minute. newsroom cos in a moment. (anna) show me the movies. (male friend) thanks for the invite! (anna) front row? nobody puts baby in a corner. yippee ki yay moviel

want to play something that's getting a lot of attention, this comes from democratic senator kirsten gillibrand. she talks about apostles and ephesians and some of what she is seen being carried out on capitol hill. >> there are a lot of ideas in this country that are dark ideas. building walls, dividing the country, marginalizing trans members who are troops, marginalizing kids who are trans transgender, these are all things that are come from the darkness that are ripping children from their mother's arms. that is outrageous. >> shannon: now she is genuine in her faith for calling these things out for what they are. not that she has called the administration evil but the ideas. what do you say? >> she may be sincere but she is sincerely wrong. to characterize the president's action as evil to me is absolutely outrageous. look, romans chapter 13 does say god instituted government to maintain order and punish those who commit evil. to call the president evil for simply doing what god has given him the responsibility of doing, and that is protecting our borders and protecting our citizens. to me

pc terry mcauliffe, former governor of virginia, and kirsten gillibrand, senator of new york, sayingpologized, 20 years too late, it is a testament to the fact that the clintons are no longer politically -- >> this is much, much bigger than president clinton, much bigger. >> shannon: we'll have you come back and talk about that issue because it is not going away. jehmu and derek, thank you both for your time. >> thank you. >> shannon: the new ambassador to germany, record now, under fire for saying that he wants to empower european antiestablishment politicians. the reaction from european socialists and much more in "we are in the world," that is next. s with some zen gardening. at least we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. just call ico. geico helps with homeowners insurance? good to know. been doing it for years. that's really good to know. i should clean thi i'll get the dustpan. behind the golf clubs. get to know geico. and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. cliberal gavin newsom from knows becoming governor. they also know chicago lawyer john cox

kirsten gillibrand, democrat from new york.hy, democratic senator from vermont, joined by joni ernst, republican senator from iowa. the three of them have just sent a rare as hen's teeth bipartisan request to secretary mattis at the defense department asking him to change his decision. "we are deeply troubled by the department's decision to send active and reserve j.a.g.s to the border on temporary orders to prosecute immigration cases." they're asking basically for the defense department to undo this decision that they've made. "pulling 21 trial counsel from military courtrooms to prosecute immigration cases is an inappropriate misapplication of military personnel. we urge you to maintain these resources within the military justice system." i'm singling out this response because there are so few bipartisan requests in american lawmaking right now, let alone on something that has as red hot a partisan lens on it as this story. but again kristen gillibrand, patrick leahy joined by joany ernst, republican senator from iowa tonigh

policy and the application of it, and the rallying cry is picking up steam, and lawmakers like kirsten gillibrands calling to a abolish i.c.e. >> we need to abolish groups that do not help families, and so get rid of it, and reimage it, and build something that actually works. >> a rumble over the immigration is one issue that the democrats are dealing with, and another is the supreme court vacancy to set up an epic battle on the bench. many of the parties are pushing back to having the seat filled in an election year. we go to karen finney who is also the national spokesperson for the 2016 clinton campaign, and also with us on msnbc for quite some time. great to see you. >> richard, it is great to see you. >> and how is this going to resonate nfor the the democrats as they are trying to push the energy forward in 2018 and i say like it is miles away, but it is that we are in the year. looking at november based on the very remember november chant coming out on the streets across the country today. >> you know, that is right. i will tell you that i was actually down at the march here in washington

kirsten gillibrand has used this as a publicity stunt.e up in her quest to run for president in 2020. it's crazy. it's not going to happen. nobody thinks it's going to happen. it shouldn't happen. we need criminals deported, period, full stop. dean: we reached out to senator gillibrand's office but we haven't heard back from her. we are very happy to have you here discussing this. now, how goes the race? we were discussing this before we came back. how goes the race? >> actually, look, the race is going well. i think she has obviously much higher name recognition than i do. she is not representing the people of new york. she has been a representative. she has been a senator for nine and a half years. during that time she has put forward over 300 bills. not a single one of them has passed into law. and i think new yorkers are going to want somebody who is actually going to be working for them not running for president. ed: on the other hand, you had joe crowley a veteran democrat this week out of nowhere gets beaten by 28-year-old upstart.

you saw kirsten on gillibrand say i.c.e. has to go. but others aren't sure that's the way to go.ocrat who has become the face of i.c.e. resistance here ton. the mayor who warned of an a

like passing the snap for kids act of 2018, introduced by my friend and colleague, senator kirsten gillibrand. if we are experience about expanding opportunity, strengthening american competitiveness in our economy, making sure every child, every adult, every senior citizen has access to the next meal, this legislation is important. madam president, before i yield the floor, i would like to ask unanimous consent that two members of my staff, lauren tavar, and arianna spawn, be granted floor privileges for the remainder of the farm bill. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. booker: thank you very much. i yield the floor. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. kennedy: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are not in a quorum call, senator. mr. kennedy: madam president, i'd like to talk today for a few minutes about food stamps and the farm bill. let me preface by saying that it's been my experience that the american people are the most generous people in the world. we spend about a trillion dollars of taxpayer money at the feder