republican senator joni ernst of iowa and senator kirsten gillibrand are co-sponsoring separate bills. live coverage at 3:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> tomorrow peter strok, the former deputy assistant fbi director talks about the clinton e-mail investigation and russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. live coverage tomorrow morning at 10:00 eastern here on c-span 3, object linline and with the c-span radio app. >>> president trump has arrived at nato headquarters for the tirs of two days of summit talks with allies. leaders started with a bilateral nato breakfast meeting where president trump repeated his criticism of germany's contribution to nato. >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning, sir. >> good morning to the media. the legitimate media and the fake news media. a lot of good people here. surprising. >> mr. president, which countries do you want to spend more on nato, in particular? >> just look at the chart. take a look at the chart. it's public and many countries are not paying what they should. and frankly, many countries owe us a tremendous amou

kirsten gillibrand, bill de blasio and cortez all calling for abolishing i.c.e. >> that was a rallying cry, demonstrations across the country this weekend, thousands of protesters railing against president trump's immigration policies. several prominent democrats weighed in on i.c.e. this weekend. >> we need to rebuild our immigration system from top to bottom. starting by replacing i.c.e. with something that reflects our morality. >> if you abolish i.c.e. now you still have the same president with the same failed policies. whatever you replace it with is still going to reflect what this president wants to do. >> the daily beast reports the congressional hispanic caucus is rejecting calls to do away with i.c.e. they want lawmakers to focus instead on broader immigration reforms. donald trump tweeting the liberal left also known as democrats want to get rid of i.c.e. who do a fantastic job and want open borders. >>> new court filings show the trump administration will comply with a court order. the justice department seems to be trying to force the court to clarify two competing orders.

it to play a clip from one your senate colleagues, kirsten gillibrand this week.she has. >> this is a line that'sab been drawn t whether we are going to criminalize women, whether we are going to be arresting women for mang decisions about their bodies. this is not a fire drill. >> chris: senator, no one is t arrestingtain wabomen.oug isn't that the definition of a scare tactic, what kirsten gillibrand was saying there? >> senator durbin: what kiersten is saying goes back to your question, chrdo, two candidnald trump. if you talked about second amendment, you came back to them and set about thomas what about roe vs. wade? he was quick to add tha ts what i wantdo it he said just yesterday -- he was a justice on c theourt for 40 years. would overturn,yf roe vs. wade suggesting that women would be arrested. in addition toch whis president trump or candidateit from pointed o would go back to the statyi. odm not sa it's not a big deal, buty is suggesting that women woulde arrested if roe vs. wade were overturned. >> senatorisurbin: the basic sue at hand here is whether

kirsten gillibrand's new york recently ice apprehended 40 criminals.nts. if the democrats are running on that, you have maxine waters attacking chuck schumer, have you dick blumenthal attacking kirsten gillibrand and the woman just won in the bronx view on ice. by the way, bill de blasio, your mayor of new york running to the border, abolish ice, abolish ice. have you looked around lately? he has a lot of problems in his own city. he could stay there and correct them and help the people in need there. pete: or maybe he is running for president. we will see. steve: could be. kellyanne have a great fourth of july. >> happy independence day to america. ainsley: yes. pete: love it. ainsley: hand it over to jillian who has more headlines for us. jillian: following a number of stories. let's start with this. president trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen giving a wide ranging interview if asked if prosecutors offer him leniency for. he says my wife, my daughter and my son have my first loyalty and always will. i put family and country first. anchor g

isn't that the definition of a scare tactic, what kirsten gillibrand was saying there?nator durbin: what kiersten is saying goes back to your question, chris, two candidate donald trump. if you talked about second amendment, you came back to them and set about thomas what about roe vs. wade? he was quick to add that's what i want to do it he said just yesterday -- he was a justice on the court for 40 years. >> chris: even if roe vs. wade would overturn, nobody suggesting that women would be arrested. in addition to which as president trump or candidate from pointed out, it would go back to the states. i'm not saying it's not a big deal, but nobody is suggesting that women would be arrested if roe vs. wade were overturned. >> senator durbin: the basic issue at hand here is whether or not a woman has the power to make decisions, the freedom to make decisions regarding her own body and her own life. that is the fundamental issue here and when you start denying that to women across america those are fighting words because these women believe that they have to make this deci

. >> some democratic members of congress including kirsten gillibrand and elizabeth warren have already joined the call. wisconsin congressman, mark mccann, introduced a bill to dismantle ice and create a commission that would recommend changes to the immigration enforcement system. >>> it is for 18:00 and happy independence day to you. sal is probably sleeping away. it's typically quiet, so we are keeping an eye on the traffic. are following the oakland situation. parking meters are in operation in san francisco and you will get to park for free -- you won't get to park for free. >>> local transit agencies are on the sunday holiday schedules with service beginning at 8:00 this morning. bart will have longer and extra event trains for the fireworks show at the san francisco waterfront and bart is running longer trains on the warm springs line, richmond, for the start of service for the a's game at the coliseum. >>> we are looking at interstate 880 in oakland and here's a picture near oracle arena. traffic is very light. we talked about a crash shutting down three lanes of northbound at

when kirsten gillibrand tweets, i know how hard things feel now, we have faced challenges before andovercame them. if you do the work and keep believing, we will win. this nonsense says nothing, but its emptiness betrays a lack of strategy or vision. the on way the press will pay attention to this race is when the women in the hunt continue on each other and it becomes a bloodbath. that's sad and a recipe for defeat. according to the "washington post." this never makes me so happy. 35 democrats considering a presidential run in 2020. i can't even count that high. will any of them come up with an actual strategy to win or just eat each other alive and give the president a lay-up to another term. joining me, dennis miller. >> i would caution you not to use the word recipe when talking about female candidate. they will come down on you for stereo typical accusations. kennedy: they should be in the kitchen, these products. it was that narrow a victory for him. i think you need 270 seats in the electoral college and he got 330 something. it wasn't that narrow. it wasn't. kennedy: the 80s

kirsten gillibrand/(d) new york "one of my biggest questions is exactly that.is the plan to reunite these children with their parents?"senator kirsten gillibrand visiting a brownsville facility caring for 14 hundred unaccompanied minors including 150 kids separated from their parents due to the president's zero tolerance policy.reuniting kids with their parents far more difficult than claimed when the president reversed the policy by executive order. rep. marc veasey/(d) texas "they had absolutely no vision, no thought as to how this was going to play out." the administration on track to reunite just over half of parents and kids under 5 by tomorrow's deadline.parents of kids over 5 now getting out of detention based on their asylum claims and seeing little more than bureaucratic roadblocks to getting their kids back.lesvia from guatemala got out of detention last week near austin. she's already visited her son being held in brownsville. she has documents to prove their relationship. they still won't give her her son.natsot/lesvia "para mi es algo duro..."it's

senator elizabeth warren, senator kirsten gillibrand, and the mayor of new york city have already called ice's abolition. candidate for governor of new york actually even appallingly called this agency a terrorist organization. point,be clear on this the american people have a right to their opinions but these spurious attacks on ice by political leaders must stop. the type of language being used to describe men and women of this agency is unacceptable. it is not just me saying it. topite calls from democrats, even today the liberal editorial page of the washington post had a lead editorial entitled "ice is the ."ong target for outrage the washington post and knowledge to 20,000 employees of ice manage more than importations. they investigate cyber crimes, human trafficking, narcotics, nuclear materials, child exportation. they went on to say in the washington post that those are all legitimate and vital functions of government, as is deportation. they are not going to be abolished, nor should they be. is the calls to abolish ice are not just outrageous, they are responsible -- you're re

it's just two senators that have said this, kirsten gillibrand and elizabeth warren, and i think if i was one of their colleagues, i would be pretty mad at them for actually jumping on board this idea of abolishing i.c.e. democrats right now can actually look tougher on national security and border security if they play their cards right. that was a mig mistake. it was an unforced error. but i think a lot of democrats would not say what they had said. i.c.e., under the obama administration, had a narrower focus. it is an agency of 20,000 people, and under the obama administration, i.c.e. went after violent criminals. what democrats should say is rather than abolishing i.c.e. or replacing it with something else, just go back to what the obama administration did. but i do think gillibrand and warren did a disservice to their democratic colleagues and other democratic candidates for office this year. >> do you agree, john? >> well, if elizabeth warren and kirsten gillibrand define the democratic party with that call to abolish i.c.e. and establish somehow that that's the democratic party

alexandria ocasio-cortez, new york mayor bill de blasio and senators kirsten gillibrand and elizabetharren all want to abolish ice. >> we need to rebuild our immigration system from top to bottom. starting by replacing ice. >> i think it's time to evaluate scrapping the agency. >> president trump says he is only too happy to make it an election issue. >> all it's going to do is lead to massive, massive crime. that's going to be their platform. open borders, which equals crime. i think they will never win another election. >> on the supreme court pick neither the white house know whether the president would state whether he feels it's important to pick a judge would overturn the abortion while roe vs. wade. in past interviews the president has said that he's picking pro-life judges and that overturning it may be a natural consequence of that. john. >> jon: john roberts, thanks. canada is answering back to the trump administration's new taxes on steel and aluminum. on midnight sunday the company began imposing tariffs on $12.6 billion in u.s. goods. among the items getting hit with high

republican senator joanie ernst of iowa and democratic senator kirsten gillibrand are cosponsoring bills. >>> tomorrow, peter strzok, the former chief of the fbi's counterespionage section testifies about russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. live coverage begins tomorrow morning at 10:00 eastern here on c-span3, online at c-span.org and with the free c-span radio app. >>> sunday night, on q&a -- >> when she came back a few days later, she saw me sitting in the aisle and she physically tossed it at me and said, no change. i decided right then and there, i'm going to get that amendment ratified. >> gregory watson, the man responsible for getting the 27th amendment to the constitution ratified. >> and i'll never forget it, brian. i was in the library, downtown austin, texas, and i came across a book that had in it a chapter, an entire chapter, devoted to amendments that had passed congress but not enough state legislatures had approved, and this one just jumped right out at me. it said, no law varying the compensation for the services of the senators and representatives s

is reporter: senator kirsten gillibrand agrees. ep start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works. in reporter: as did new york mayor bill de blasio, who tweeted: "ice is broken, it's divisive and it should be abolished." demoident trump told fox news he wants democrats to continue attacking ice, because he believes it will cost them at the polls. in an interview, he said, "well, i hope they keep thinking about it, because they're going to get beaten so badly." de reporter: president trump is seizing on immigration to rally republicans ahead of those critical november midterms. today, he tweeted that he didn't think that a republican limigration reform bill could get enough votes to pass through congress and tweeted, "we need more republicans to win in november." reena? >> ninan: four months until midterms. paula, thank you. this holiday weekend, a blistering heat wave is smothering the midwest and east coast. tiople are trying to keep cool as the thermometer hit the mid 90s. meteorologist kristen cornett from our affiliate kmov in st. louis, missouri, has the lates

senator kirsten gillibrand telling voters exactly what to expect if the radical dems win in november. listen to this. >> so when we flip the house and flip the senate, i think the first thing we should do is deal with the children who have been separated from families at the border. i think we should get rid of i.c.e. lou: those are not original ideas about abolishing i.c.e., just one element of the rad kel dem agenda. raising taxes, personal income, allowing illegal immigrants to vote and seeking ways to entrap and impeach president trump. we have great america pac chairman, fox business political analyst, he had -- ed rollins. great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: let's start with gillibrand. >> take the immigrations and customs enforcement agency and abolish it, it is the law enforcement agency has the ability to go across the country and -- lou: estimate if were abolished, 1 1/2 illegal criminal immigrants into society. >> cities are sanctuaries. we desperately need i.c.e. lou: ask san francisco how that is going? >> we need more. that is just, well, it is a ridiculous, it is

united states senator, no less, democrat kirsten gillibrand has called for abolition of i.c.e.tion laws. over the weekend the socialists, alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator bernie sanders were campaigning together and repeating their off the charts enthusiasm for economic nonsense. free college, medicare for all, guaranteed income, free money for all, et cetera, et cetera. what i'm getting at here, the unrestrained gallop to the left by the democrat party. the socialists wing is making all the running. they have totally split the party. do the democrats have a united position on immigration? on froing the economy. on trade, on the paris climate accord, on iran? no, i don't think they do. they only unify on contempt and hatred for the president. that is not much of an election strategy. we want to know what you're for, not just what you are against. and frankly, if the democrat party becomes the socialist party and close to being just that, it is doomed to the fringe for what, a generation? it is ironic that none other than than james comey is offering advice. he is warning de

i'm tired of seeing in our own country our president being vilified by being called evil by kirsten gillibrandprotect 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 of real rights, roe will take care of itself. that's my

republican senator joni ernst of iowa and senator kirsten gillibrand are co-sponsoring separate bills. live coverage at 3:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> tomorrow peter strok, the former deputy assistant fbi director talks about the clinton e-mail investigation and russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. live coverage tomorrow morning at 10:00 eastern here on c-span 3, object linline and with the c-span radio app. >>> president trump has arrived at nato headquarters for the tirs of two days of summit talks with allies. leaders started with a bilateral nato breakfast meeting where president trump repeated his criticism of germany's contribution to

we have ocasio-cortez who beat joe crowley in new york for the primary, now kirsten gillibrand, theyre saying we have to abolish i.c.e. they are serious. >> it, incredible. anyone who wants to abolish i.c.e. either have no clue what i.c.e. does or they have decided to ignore the safety and security of their constituents. ms-13, the blood this city gang. they focus on smuggling, human trafficking, drugs. they are there to stop that. this president stands up for the hard working men and women who put their lives on the line every day and work for ice. democrats say we are going to stand with ms-13 whose motto is kill, rape and control. judge jeanine: the remains of american soldiers from the korean war are now coming back. how many administrations before donald trump tried to get read mains of american soldiers. there have been several. but this president actually delivered. they said these things he promised would never come fruition and here we are on the precipice of getting repatriated remains of those people in the military. i talked to some sphoaks folks who served and their surv

kirsten gillibrand who has ambitions to run for president in 2020 says -- >> we should protect familiesho need our help. that's not what i.c.e. is doing today. we should get rid of it, start over and reimagine it with something that works. judge jeanine: whenever a democrat doesn't want to follow the law, they say it's broken. i say the tax system is broken and we don't have to pay our taxes and we can suck another country dry. that way none of us have to pay taxes. ththe american people want the immigration laws even forced. the more who come in, the more taxes we pay for education, and social services. none of this is fair to those immigrants who played by the rules. the narrative of today's protest is backwards. those marching object to adults who cross the border being separated from their children. it happened even before trump was elected president. no one cared or protested. trump ended the family separation, yet they still march. so what's going on. the overarching message is illegals, people who do not respect our laws are entitled to everything we americans are. they are being

narthel: by the senator kirsten gillibrand with chris cuomo calling for the abolishment or the re-imaginationf i.c.e. at the senator just said. that has been debated a children's party members in response to president trump's crackdown on illegal immigration at the southern border. the president reacting on "sunday morning futures" with maria bartiromo saying he hopes democrats make this a campaign issue. >> debuted out joe crowley to get this. more democrats getting in line today saying we need to abolish ice. >> i hope they keep thinking about it because they look at eton so badly. these are the guys that go in and take ms-13 and take them out because they are much tougher by a factor of 10. you get rid of i.c.e. coming out of the country are afraid to walk out of your house. i love that issue to do that because >> joining me now, chief white house reporter for the associated press. how are you? thanks for having me. not all democrats are calling to abolish i.c.e. the 28-year-old president we are referencing nancy malloch said joe crowley because he didn't show up in alexandria literally we

kirsten gillibrand and elizabeth warren are talking about guaranteed jobs.op leaders of the democratic party talking about federally guaranteed jobs parade paid for by maximum pair money. >> you have many people vying for the 2020 presidential nomination talking about things like universal income and you have state leaders in the democratic party particularly in california who are talking about medicare for all and also talking about socialism and universal income. this is not just confined to one person. we only like it because the spotlight is on her. liz: gavin flewsome doesn' -- ne doesn't want medicare for all. liz: you guys are so great. you are the dream team. you will come back on another show. we have more news coming after the break. stay right there. my father passed this truck down to me, that's the same thing i want to do with you. it's an emotional thing to watch your child grow up and especially get behind the wheel. i want to keep you know, stacking up the memories and the miles and the years. he's gonna get mine -but i'm gonna get a new one.

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meanwhile senator kirsten gillibrand is laying out the steaks because i democratic party will immediatelyove to abolish border enforcement. >> so when we flipped the house and flipped the senate i think the first thing we should do is deal with the children who are being separated from their families of the border. i think we should get rid of ice. >> he is a candidate for lieutenant governor of the state of new york and he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. last time i was here i had a civil conversation with tammy and i'm expecting the same now. >> tucker: yeah, you may or may not get it, depending. [laughs] i have a very simple question. can you imagine a scenario where i get caught dealing cocaine or committing theft or committing assault, and the governor of new york wants me so much to stay in new york that he pardons me as a citizen? >> the president of the united states handed out a few pardons as well. what i think is happening is thankfully the democratic party in new york state is finally showing some leadership and my hope is that the democratic p

kirsten gillibrand another democrats are going to stop, stop, please don't mention this right now.rrible issue. the party has been divided. "the new york times" tries to make it about policy. even more than that, younger democrat who wants the party to go further left, which is an election was there for them. it's as if they learn a lesson for the 2016 election whatsoever. >> 28-year-old alexander acosta cortez. let's see what she has to say about it. >> democrats are a big party and i'm not trying to impose an ideology on all several hundred members of congress, but i do think that once again it is not about selling and is them or an ideology or a label or a color. this is not selling our values. >> it helps that everyone is on the same page about what the values are. what are they right out that unites all democrats other than resistance and perhaps hashtag abolish ice could >> obviously we've >> obviously we've got to have something on the table for the fall. that can't just be talked about him. we have to talk about a lot of things. immigration is a big issue for americans. wha

but you don't hear kirsten gillibrand and kamala harris talking about the then what. >> it's not an issue for cynthia nixon or alexandria ocasio-cortez who are out there talking about this. anyone in a leadership position isn't touching this thing. you don't want brrs and elizabeth warren coming to your district and say, dianne feinstein, you are a trumper. the fact that the california democratic party did not get behind dianne feinstein who delivered for them for 30 years. >> the far left has the money and the grassroots activity. kennedy: they have been work the entire time. >> only 25% of the american people want to abolish i.c.e. >> having a conversation about reform which people who go hog wild about this seem to be scared of. >> over 430 department agencies and subagencies. let's see how we can figure out to have a much more efficient government. kefn * the panel is going to return little bit later because obviously we have much to discuss. the white house says they are gearing up for another meeting between president trump and putin. oh, the controversy still swirling over this wee

. >> kirsten gillibrand and with them. she's the soon-to-be congresswoman from new york's 14th strict. he's a self-identified democratic socialist. whatti does that mean exactly? well, last week the new york o democrats socialists of america issued a statement of their beliefs. quote, abolish profit, abolish prisons, abolish cash bail, abolish borders. abolish prisons in a countries of thousands of murderers every year? what would that look like? you'd be long gone, a refugee from our own country. something like that happened in venezuela. there are people in our country working to make it happen here. suddenly some of them are prominent in the democratic party. this is getting scary. if you pay attention, it will scare you. you think our so-called intellectual leaders would be working to moderate rhetoric like this, and guide it in a more responsible direction, but they're not. instead they're adding to the cycle of extremism. r consider the reaction to the retirement of justice anthony kennedy. left wing professor at pro

you know when kirsten gillibrand jumping on the eye bollish i.c.e. train where she's united states senator in new york, i.c.e. has removed 40 criminal aliens in recent weeks. she's going against the security of her own peep when she calls for this nonsense. cynthia nixon, who happens to be running for governor against andrew cuomo, is saying they're a terrorist organization. no, you have it backwards, they stop terrorists, seize thousands of pounds of narcotics, department rid of child muglers, they get gang members. you are for open borders and the crime that comes with that, or for a sovereign nation that has physical borders and less crime. let me tell you one more thing, you see this argument, now, with the democrats. you have the older senior democrats saying i don't think abollishing i.c.e. is good. you have democrats disingenuously talking about immigration reform. president trump brought them to the table for one solid hour january they wanted to talk about the dreamers and daca. they didn't want to talk about immigration reform. the presiden

senator no one is talking about arresting women, isn't that the definition of a scare tactic what kirsten gillibrandaying. >> your question goes back to second amendment, you came back to it and said what about roe w. wade. chris: even if roe v. wade no one is suggesting that women will be arrested, it would go back to states, i'm not saying it's not a big deal but nobody suggesting that women would be arrested if roe v wade would be overturned. >> the basic issue at hand is whether or not a woman has the power to make decisions, the freedom to make decisions regarding her own body and own life. that's the fundamental issue here and when you start denying that to women across america, those are fighting words because these women believe that they have the right to make this decision, those on the other side disagree, fundamental principle. chris: to have any chance to win, you not only are going to have to pick off at least one of the republican senators and we talked about the two republican pro-choice women senators, collins and murkowski, you will also keep 49 of your democrats on board and the f

senator elizabeth warren, senator kirsten gillibrand and the mayor of new york city, bill deblasio havels for isi i.c.e.'s abolitio. let me be clear on this point. the american people have a right to their opinions but these spurious attacks on i.c.e. by our political leaders must stop. charles: vice president mike pence today speaking at i.c.e. headquarters telling the men and women on the force they have the president's support. and calling out politicians who are rallying behind calls to abolish i.c.e. joining me now to discuss, stephanie hamill and back with us need ryan. stephanie, of course, elizabeth warren has joined the course, kristen gil gillibrand. looks like they're behind this as their key issue despite the fact that a lot of polls don't think democrats think it's a smart idea. >> we have politicians calling for i.c.e. because they think it's going to help them politically. we also have misinformed people calling for i.c.e. to be abolished. look, i've spent a lot of time going out to the protests to learn exactly what people are so upset about and really it's all about mis

. >> elizabeth warren and kirsten gillibrand. where are we in this debate?f you look at the rallies yesterday and we show you on the screen, they were everywhere, the biggest crowds were in blue america, biggest crowds in big cities urban america in the coast where democrats do best. but there were fair amount out in red america as well. donald trump is president in part because of his immigration politics. are we at the moment where the democrats can take this as their issue or is it just a blue america is getting bluer and putting more pressure on the democratic party? >> i think they certainly had a moment to seize with the family separation issue. if you look at the polling, this is something that the more than 70% of americans opposed and obviously a larger swath of the democratic party oppose but the shift in the messaging here by some of the party to abolish the immigration and enforcement agency could be a moment where they give up the hold they had on immigration issue for last couple of weeks because that is a very controversial idea. you're not go

we are talking about tens of thousands of dollars to candidates like kirsten gillibrand, barack obamahillary clinton herself. we have called out comey's cozy relationship with robert mueller. the two long time bureaucrats were once referred to as brothers in arms. now given all of this anti-trump bias, should anyone in this country really be surprised? sadly, we have a two tiered system of justice. mueller is more than happy to obsess about a pointless meeting at trump tower between donald trump jr., paul manafort goes on trial tomorrow. whenen is hillary going on tria? a russian lawyer, which resulted in absolutely nothing. 2005 tax case. it had nothing to do with russia! nothing! no investigation into, let's see, congressman adam schiff. we have the tapes. remember, he was duped into having the conversation with the russian pranksters who promised him embarrassing political dirt, naked d pictures and everything, of donald trump? collusion. listen for yourself. >> he was in moscow in november, 2013, met with a journalist? >> well, she is poor journalist. anyway, she became a famous b

that some democrats like new york senator kirsten gillibrand is calling for.rs that were near his property in bedminister, new jersey. some 300 or 400 protesters gathered at a library near his property. unclear if the president knew they were there trying to send a message to him. we do know the president has kept busy this week end. he initially told reporters on friday he would spend the weekend interviewing one or two possible nominees for the supreme court following the announcement from justice anthony kennedy earlier this week that he would be retiring. the white house on saturday night put out a statement saying the president was continuing conversations with allies and with white house counsel don mcgann over that replacement but would not confirm any of those meetings took place. we should note president trump on friday told reporters that he had dwindled down an initial list of 25 niems to just five though he would be interviewing with six or seven candidates. boris sanchez, cnn, traveling with the president in bedminister, new jersey. >>> let's get

. >> kirsten gillibrand and elizabeth warren are thinking about running for president. they take don't positions lightly. if they're calling for the end of national borders, what they're calling for, they think their party is with them. and they may be right. alexandria is definitely with them, the son to be congressman from new york's 14th district. a self-identified democratic socialist. what does that mean exactly? last week the democratic socialists of america issued a statement of their beliefs. abollish profit, abollish prisons, abollish cash wail, abollish borders. abollishing prisons? a country with thousands of murderers every year. ? you would be long gone along with every other normal productive person and what was once america. refugees from your own country. something like that happened in venezuela, people in our country working to make it happen here. suddenly some of them are prominent in the democratic party. this is wetting scary. if you pay attention it will ska you. i think our so-called interest electric trul leaders would guide this in a responsibl

by seven days later after elizabeth warren, kirsten gillibrand, kamala harris called on i.c.e. out and say he wants i.c.e. to be abolished. you said you don't want them abolished although you agree there need to be reforms. are you concerned about your party lurching to the left? >> i was the mayor of the city of new orleans, so having said that, i have always talked about governing from the middle. i'm what they call a radical centrist. there aren't many of us left anymore. it is really important for us to make sure that, if we are given the responsibility to govern, that we govern in a pragmatic way. i don't think abolishing i.c.e. is a good idea. primarily when police departments get out of the way, do the wrong thing, you don't say get rid of the police department, you reform the police department. we are, in fact, a nation of immigrants. we know that. we are a nation of laws. i think congress has been remiss in not passing comprehensive immigration reform. it has to be common sense, it has to be thoughtful and protect the border while at the same time making sure that ever

. >> i wonder if you can stand with your democrats, kirsten gillibrand, elizabeth warren, who have calledr the abolition of i.c.e. there is a huge rallying cry behind this. but some like jay joeh johnson, former dhs, as you know, ran dhs under president obama said, that's a mistake. do you agree with your fellow democrats who say, abolish i.c.e.? >> well, i voted against i.c.e. from the beginning, so you can count me a critic from day one. but the reality of the situation is, to solve this problem, the problem is in the white house. >> so are they wrong then, governor? are they wrong then about abolishing i.c.e., because what jeh johnson said, let me read part of it in "the washington post" this weekend, he said, the outright abolition of i.c.e. would compromise public safety. that's his argument. he goes on to say, calls to abolish i.c.e. only serve to sew even greater division in the american public and in its political leadership, damaging any remaining prospect of bipartisan immigration reform. do you think hays right? does he have a point or is part of the solution, as some of your f