new york senator christian village band behind christian kirsten gillibrand.illibrand joins us tonight. how are you? >> good to be here. >> chris: serious problem in the 9/11 fund. how fast is it running out of money and what does that mean to both the survivors and the first responders? >> the truth is, next week people who are supposed to be getting compensation are actually going to have their compensation cut. they might only get 50% of what they are supposed to get or 30% of what they are supposed to get. it's a serious problem because these families are desperate. the primary wager may have died or are dying. they need compensation. these are first responders. these are the ones who raced up the towers on 9/11 when everybody else is coming down. the truth is more firefighters have died since 9/11 9/11 thann 9/11. we have to stand by them on their greatest time of need, and that's why they need to make the victims compensation fund a permanent. that's what this bill is about. we have to make sure there is not only of bipartisan support, but to invite pres

kirsten gillibrand, (d) presidential candidate: "so i could look at it and see which part he meanand why and if it makes sense i could support it."harris, also asked, said this...sen. kamala harris, (d) presidential candidate: "i believe that there is a need, and all of it should be a need, and we should create as a priority, border security. border security should always be a priority for our country. the question is where do we need to put the resources to make sure that our border is safe? and what the president is doing right now is irresponsible." ( darya ) that was kyung lah reporting and happening today... rallies will be held across the bay area to protest the president's national emergency declaration. the protests will take place today at noon in walnut creek... oakland... and san francisco. the walnut creek rally will be held at the corner of south main street and mount diablo boulevard. the oakland rally will be at merritt college. and the san francisco protest will be held at the federal building. (robin) former president barack obama will visit oakland this week to mark

kirsten gillibrand, (d) presidential candidate: "so i could look at it and see which part he means and why and if it makes sense i could support it."harris, also asked, said this...sen. kamala harris, (d) presidential candidate: "i believe that there is a need, and all of it should be a ( darya ) that was kyung lah reporting and happening today... rallies will be held across the bay area to protest the president's national emergency declaration. the protests will take place today at noon in walnut creek... oakland... and san francisco. the walnut creek rally will be held at the corner of south main street and mount diablo boulevard. the oakland rally will be at merritt college. and the san francisco protest will be held at the federal building. (robin) former president barack obama will visit oakland this week to mark the first national gathering of the obama foundation's my brother's keeper alliance. the organization supports boys and young men of color. "m-b-k rising!" will begin with a day of service today in partnership with bay area community-based organizaons, followed by the gat

liz: kirsten gillibrand is running for the presidency.weeted out her eye roll reaction to raise money. >> they are setting themselves up. i think the next two years will be tremendous for the economy. we have more people working. we also have $7 million job openings. so even more people working. their wages are up, the highest wage increases year over year in more than a decade, and they are taking home more of what they earned because of the tax cut. you will see consumer spending. that drives 2/3 of our economic growth and encouraged businesses to invest. i think we'll see strong gdp numbers. >> democrats did not clap or give applause as the president touted the oil boom. the oil boom kept u.s. out of recession it did start out of obama. your reaction to that? >> first of all, it started under obama because the private sector created this energy boom. he didn't let them use government lands. it was the private sector. he would like to take credit, but it's not appropriate. trump does deserve some credit. the energy prices, the fact that

judge jeanine: today another arm of this left socialist-leaning thinking when kirsten gillibrand, theenator from new york, one of the 2020 hopefuls said it was an urgent goal to eliminate private health insurance. what is she talking about and why? >> you just talked about socialism and how it's creeping in. this is how democrats are bringing socialism into our country. 177 million people in this country right now are on private understand plans. the democrats are saying we want to cancel all your private plans. we want the government to dictate to you your health insurance and we do not want you to have a relationship with your doctor and make choices based on your healthcare personally. and this is just an overreach. it's a government takeover our healthcare and it will bankrupt our country. this is another step toward socialism. it shows how far left the democrat party has become. judge jeanine: an nra spokesperson and radio show host, dana loesch, still ahead. why was robert mueller once reportedly hauled into the fisa court? john solomon and gregg jarrett join me next to discuss

kirsten gillibrand.illibrand is interesting not because there's a chance she will become the president, she i won't. she's fascinating because she's so perfectly embodies the attitudes and the vanities of b the modern democratic party and ruling class more broadly f you want to know what they're thinking in the faculty lounge at wesleyan, hollywood, watch kirsten gillibrand. she's who they all are. like all of them, she rarely utters a sentence anymore without some form of moralen judgment. she appears to have retired from politics, actually. she's a preacher now. >> this country was founded on some basic moral principles. that we have a moral compass as a nation, our morality as a country is literally on an ice edge. it's a moral question. for me it's a moral question. i've been called to fight as hard as i can to restore that moral integrity, moral decency. >> tucker: moral integrity, moral decency. interesting to see if she gave that lecture to her old friend harvey weinstein. or pal disgraced new yor

and to the new york delegation led by kirsten gillibrand that we're going to get renewed and we'll getyears, then we want to be left alone. i'm tired of coming here and looking at cranky old white men trying to run the country and they're doing a really, really bad job. >> john feal, jon stewart, thank you so much to both of you for being on today. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, patriots owner robert kraft could be charged as early as today for soliciting sex. what the nfl is saying about this ongoing investigation. >>> also a federal judge ruling that a male-only draft is unconstitutional. hear what this means. (coughing) need a change of scenery? kayak searches hundreds of travel sites and filters by cabin class, wi-fi and more. so you can be confident you're getting the right flight at the best price. kayak. search one and done. about medicare and 65, ysupplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medicare costs, which means you may have to pay for the rest. that's where medicare supplement insurance

i am kirsten gillibrand's -- one of her best friends in washington. there are others wai in the wings -- the three b's, beto o'rourke, bernie sanders, and joe biden. the former vice president has yet to declare, but he is the 800-pound gorilla in the room. he is known, he is liked, and he is moderate. in a showdown with donald trump, that might give him the edge. o for mothe expanding race i spoke a brief time agoith josh kraushaar of "national journal." than very much indeed for joining me. let's start with cory booker. hope and optimism, is that the message democrats want to hear? josh: that is the big question. inlot of democrats are sou very pessimistic notes. elizabeth warren is pessimistic about the economy and income inequality. a lot of the candidates have a very pessimistic view on racial rations and believe there is not a lot of progress being made. cory booker's message and video was as optimistic as it gets these days. it showed that he is someone who worked from the bottom and became a successful mayor of newark, new jersey, and now is a

part of kirsten gillibrand's message here is the same message we've heard in iowa.st ran in a 2-1 republican district so she's talked about her ability to work across the aisle, to get legislation passed, working with democrats and republicans, finding common ground. we're hearing her stress that issue. she just wrapped up here, where she visit aed a boutique, bougha dress that was on sale, then met with people at a bakery. there she was asked about ingranti immigrants rights. a lot of stops here as she introduces herself to voters in the all-important first in the nation primary state. >> one of the first to throw her hat into the ring for 2020. athena jones, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, the shocking rise in meeasles in this countr due in large part to parents voluntarily not vaccinating their children. it's absolute confidence in 30,000 precision parts. or it isn't. it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians. or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certifi

for instance, did you guys know that kirsten gillibrand eats chicken wrong? >> a light hearted gaffe for contender for presidency. you eat pizza with your maundshands in new york, in south carolina don't get caught eating the local delicacy fried chicken the wrong way. >> that's really good. can i use fingers? just wanted to make sure. i don't want to be rude. >> trevor: trump grabs the pussy. democrats ask permission to touch their food. to i have your active consent to put my hand on this chicken thigh? ( laughter ) i think it's weird she has to ask how do you eat fried chicken. what other questions, so, when i kiss the baby do i use tongue? how does this work? ( laughter ) so gillibrand has a fried chicken scandal. meanwhile, kamala harris is facing questions about her drug use, but not the questions you might expect. >> well, kamala harris, who is currently a senator from the great state of california, was on the breakfast club. >> she talked about smoking pot and the music she listened to when she was in college. listen to. >> this have you ever smoked?

i am cory booker, one of kirsten gillibrand's best friends in washington.ourke, joe biden, and bernie sanders. the former vice president has yet to declare that he is the 800—pound gorilla in the room. he is known, he is liked, and he is moderate. and in a showdown with donald trump that might give him the edge. new research out of stanford and new york university takes a look at what happens when people step back from facebook for a month. the study, entitled the welfare effects of social media, finds that disengaging from the social networking site leads to lower online activity, reduced knowledge of current events and ‘small but significant improvements in wellbeing'. jaron lanier is a computer scientist and silicon valley insider. he‘s also the author of "ten arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now". thank you for your time, even the title of your book i would be interested to know what you made of this study? it appears to be well done study, and the results are consistent with other research, although they are so few new questions

i am cory booker, one of kirsten gillibrand's best friends in washington. and bernie sanders. to declare that he is the 800—pound gorilla in the room. he is known, he is liked, and he is moderate. and in a showdown with donald trump that might give him the edge. two of the companies brought in by facebook to sift out fake news say they're pulling out of the deal. snopes, one of more than 30 fact—checking operations working with facebook, pulled out earlier on friday, and the associated press has also now confirmed to the bbc that it too has ended its deal. our technology correspondent, dave lee, has this report from san francisco. 0r or was one of the most well—known organisations working with facebook as it attempted to get on top of it is rather last misinformation problem. the fact the company has now pulled out from the deal is pretty embarrassing. in a statement snopes said there were many is to be amending the partnership it seemed that money was at the heart of it. it said the company did not think it was worthwhile continuing to do their work. but it has been suggested

kirsten gillibrand, (d) new york// "so disturbing. so racist.here is no place for racism in our government, among our leaders."i'm omar jimenez reporting. (jrs) kamala harris tweeted out.... leaders are called to a higher standard, and the stain of racism should have no place in the halls of government. the governor of virginia should step aside so the public can heal and move forward together. harris has previously been an outspoken supporter of northam including tweeting him congratulations when he won virginia's governor (justine) president trump is also reacting to the virginia governor's press conference by tweeting out today...democrat governor ralph northam of virginia just stated, "i believe that i am not either of the people in that photo." this was 24 hours after apologizing for appearing in the picture and after making the most horrible statement on "super" late term abortion. unforgivable! (justine) earlier this week governor northam faced backlash after voicing support for a state measure to significantly loosen late-term abortions

kirsten gillibrand first. kamala harris tweeted this is a modern day lynching.onday as the facts started to seem it could be a very different story, and here's what she said about that tweet. >> which tweet? >> about saying that it is a modern day lynching. yes, jussie smollett. >> so i will say this about that case. i think that the facts are still unfolding. >> okay, look, she didn't have an answer. none of them do right now, but they were very quick without facts. will this rush to judgment be an issue for them? >> we don't know what's happened yet. we know there's a charge. i'm not presuming him to be guilty because of the charge. secondly, i do think it's important to understand that the climate we're in in this country makes these things believable because of the fact that when you have nazis who are marching in charlottesville, when you have hate crimes on the rise, when you have attacks on black lgbtq people on the rise, it's understandable people would think this. >> isn't there a lesson to be learned though? if this happened, it would be horrible. i'm

kirsten gillibrand, (d) new york// "so disturbing. so racist. no place for racism in our government, among our leaders."i'm omar jimenez reporting. (justine) representative tulsi gabbard officially launched her 2020 presidential campaign in hawaii today. the official launch of gabbard's campaign gives her presidential bid a chance at a reset after weeks of discord heading into the announcement. gabbard is an iraq war veteran who gained national prominence in 20-16. she was an outspoken supporter of vermont senator bernie sanders' 2016 campaign. reports say she will run for president as an anti- interventionalist democrat who support a populist economic agenda. <"i will bring this soldier's principal to the white house, restoring the values of dignity, honor and respect to the presidency and above all else love for our people and love for our country."> gabbard's campaign has been defined by chaos inside the operation. on january 17th -- she issued a video apology to the l-g -b-t-q community an investigation revealed that in the early 2000s she h

kirsten gillibrand, (d) new york:"creating a green economy should be the moonshot of this generation.to a new wealth tax.sen. elizabeth warren, (d) presidential candidate:"it is time to put a modest tax on the giant fortunes in this country."the winds of the democratic primary are blowing fiercely from the left, with liberal ideas creating early litmus tests and potentially setting up long-term political landmines.it's hardly a new divide inside the democratic party.sen. bernie sanders, (i) vermont:"that revolution - our revolution - continues."but it's taking on greater significance given the party's progressive shift.and president trump is already trying to brand seize on that shift and brand democrats as extreme.president trump from sotu/no name font needed:"we renew our resolve that america will never be a socialist country."while most democrats resist that label, there's little doubt the energy of the party is coming from the left. whether it's alexandria ocasio-cortez declaring victory after amazon pulled its new headquarters out of new york.rep. alexandria ocasio-cortez, (d) ne

kirsten gillibrand.e should pay her some attention. this is the most of press she has ever gone the. kirsten gillibrand. the minnesota woman who apparently throws shoes at her staff. >> snow globe klobuchar? jesse: no one * is ever going to get that name right. >> no one will vote for her. jess will be they will be mispronouncing her name for a short time. john lynjohn hickenlooper. jesse: this tripped me up. i have again pronouncing this wrong from the jump. it's beto o'rourke, not bay-to. lastly the senator from i think it's ohio. brown is the last name. is it sherrod? >> sherrod brown. jesse: i know why you did so well. everybody mangles your name so you have to get everybody else's right. >> i try to remind them it's like open gates. jesse: three first-term congress women are making a bad impression. the gop strategy risks a backlash, a party a -- has problems with women and minorities. jesse: i had a problem with this report because it says republicans are moving away from nancy pelosi. there are ot

kennedy: where is kirsten gillibrand right now. because of her cre crusade agait al franken and other, but now with brett kavanaugh we have a different way of dealing with accusations, there were a lot of people and a lot of conservatives calling to brett kavanaugh to step aside, he didn't do that as ralph northem following that? >> i would go to earlier, attorney general right now is probably best ways. fairfax has worst. but northem his handling shows he so incompetent. almost moon walking for reporters, talking about shoe polish, but question about why they are being pushed out. to what you said about franken, he had to be dragged with his teeth marks left after 8 women came forward, not just one photo, i am not surprised that we seen few reporters been pressing 2020 hopefuls on this stuff out of virginia. the 2020 hopefuls saying we have not really heard about it, where is kirsten gillibrand i am not surprised about it, it took 8 women for her to say, maybe frank en has a problem. it gets lost in the mix. >> this is what i warn

this will hurt -- >> that's new york senator kirsten gillibrand. she's fighting for more funding for 9/11 first responders victims. let get to mike emmanuel. >> reporter: lot of emotion behind this push. bipartisan push. you just heard there from senator kirsten gillibrand also behind this is senator chuck schumer and colorado republican cory gardner. here's part of the pitch to get this done. >> i know congress is abastion of physical responsibility as you can tell from the rotunda that we're standing in. they've got to understand in the larger scheme of things, this is not a lot of money. what it will do for these families is enormous. >> reporter: 18 years after the 9/11 attacks were reminded of the selfless response to the first responders and others who went in to help, many are very ill and died. >> mike, what exactly would this bill accomplish? >> reporter: it would replenish the fund which is due to run out next year. it would also make it permanent. people who died from the 9/11 attacks or the aftermath would be paid also it would extend t

four democratic candidates senators kamala harris, cory booker, elizabeth warren, kirsten gillibrand, all support it. but many centrist democrats are wary of taking on so much. even house speaker nancy pelosi had some concerns. before the measure was introduced, she told politico the green dream or whatever they call it, nobody knows what it is. she later walked that back saying she welcomes it and any other climate change proposals. miguel marquez has more on what is in this plan. >> reporter: alexandria ocasio-cortez, the freshman democrat, is introducing the first piece of legislation that she herself has sponsored, it is a resolution which means it is nonbinding, called the green new deal. it calls for a ten year national mobilization, the goal, in one short decade to bring greenhouse gas emissions to zero, meet 100% of energy needs by renewable source, overhaul transportation systems, creative millions of high paying jobs, bring equality in health care and equal justice for underserved minority and impoverished communities. now, this new deal goes beyond climate change, way beyon

proposals are not intended to mitigate evil but to make elizabeth warren or kamala harris or kirsten gillibrand the president of the united states. your reaction. >> i want the republican to win. this moral idiocy is poison in swing states. i want to see these guys go into ohio. not getting your kids have endless wars, reparation. i am still puzzled, a communist hellhole, cuba, how much does she oh. do i get a discount? how does this work? it is stupid, it is immoral and i want democrats to keep doing it and self-destructive. mike: it will be a crowded field, maybe 25 or so candidates. a chunk of the left base is fired up about you. >> we have a fired up base if you think of the 2018 midterm election, a lot of these, suburban swing districts on these other districts. i agree with tom in the sense that you have to find a way to parse the difference, to win through the industrial midwest in 2020. the election still will be won, for the last 20 years. mike: folks a good play well with white working-class voters jump on the repatriation reparation bandwagon or do they stay out of it? >> sharon brow

kirsten gillibrand who is a candidate for president of the united states.lay her statement. >> senator, can you clarify your position on governor northam? >> has there been news yet? has he stepped down? >> no. >> he should resign. i saw the photo after i saw you guys last night. so disturbing. so racist. there's no place for racism in our government, among our leaders. it really just was so disturbing. >> it's going to become difficult for anyone running, mark, for the democratic nomination for president to not say something because there's some that have not yet and it's going to become difficult to get by now. >> yeah. everybody is going to have to come out and say something. this is completely untenable and again, the longer he delays this, it looks even worse. >> is there some practical political efficacy to remaining? any pragmatic reason you think he would stay? >> only if somehow he's able to absolutely prove that this is not his yearbook. but if that's not the case, the calls he's making to his classmates should have been made on -- last night at f

kirsten gillibrand said one credible allegation is enough. democrats were silent at first. you have a few coming out now because the political interest depends on it. the democratic party largely been silent. dan, one more thing. i was dismayed when we heard the press conference. your heard them say we yet to have a statement on herring. herring is the one that wore blackface. and northam wore blackface. if it's meriting a resignation, so too, should it be for herring but they are not consistent. double standard. all politics for the democratic party. >> larry, it gets infuriating. when you stand on common set of principle, there is nothing to -- you just say what you said before because it mattered to you. what bothers me, look at herring. he appears to be the biggest hypocrite at all. he was one of the first people to jump out and go after the governor northam for the blackface. knowing he had this in the past. there are a lot of trouble with democrats in virginia right now. it's a mess. >> well, they are, dan. you can nail the a.g. for the hypocrisy. i take issue with th

los democratas que se oponen a la declaracion de emergencia del presidente esta la senadora "kirsten gillibrandenador por vermont, "bernie sanders". pero, ?y entre los republicanos? dentro del partido del presidente dondald trump tambien encontramos senadores que podrian ponerse como por ejemplo, "john cornyn", de texas; "chuck grassley", de iowa, y "susan collins", de maine. murio un mexicano indocumentado que estaba bajo custodia de la patrulla fronteriza en texas,las autoridades no han revelado la identidad del hombre de 45 aqos, ni los motivos que originaron su muerte.lo que si se sabe es que llevaba algo mas de dos semanas detenido por entrar ilegalmente al pais. junto a el han muerto los niqos guatemaltecos, felipe gomez alonso, de 8 aqos y jakelin caal, de 7, en diciembre pasado.la oficina de aduanas y proteccion fronteriza respondio al caso en este comunicado que leo:"la cbp mantene su compromiso de garantizar el tratamiento seguro y humano de quienes se encuentran bajo nuestra custodia ". atenciÓn mÉdica y fue trasladado a un centro mÉdico regional. despuÉs fue trasladado a rÍo grande

his story election cycle for female leadership we're also looking at the fact that senator kirsten gillibrand as well as senator amy klobuchar shohreh also likely to join in this race and when you put all of these women together that is more women who have run in this cycle in a major party then have run for. all the major parties in the last four or maybe even five cycles once we see all these candidates jump in so it's historic and i think we're going to see a really fascinating race where the stereotypes kind of can't play out the way that they have in the past. so i have for you on the program as the u.k. prepares to pull the plug on a new membership albright's it mean for persons living in a new countries like germany. and why a greek austrade strongly believes north macedonia is new name could prevent his business taking off. we've got some quieter weather coming into eastern parts of australia over the next couple days of the violent storms around sydney and of course further north we've had the to run show rain fully persistent right neverending right there in townsville will at long

senator elizabeth warren and kirsten gillibrand. booker will head to south carolina next week and then new hampshire on president's day weekend, shep. >> shepard: laura, senator elizabeth warren apologizing to the cherokee nation today. >> yeah, that happening this afternoon. we did get a statement from the cherokee nation. i just want to remind our viewer, senator warren apologized to the cherokee nation for her decision to take a dna test to prove her native american ancestry, which angered some tribal leaders. we reported on this. kicked off a huge political backlash. the cherokee nation acknowledged the apology and saying we're encouraged by her actions and hope that the signs and the mockery of tribal citizens and indian history and heritage will now come to an end. we have reached out to warren's camp and not received word back yet. >> shepard: laura ingle across the river in newark. let's go to chris wallace in washington. hi, chris. >> how are you, shep. >> i'm great. >> shepard: cory booker joins the race. what is his lane,

the economy or health care or whatever, and some of those issues like paid family leave for kirsten gillibrandnd sexual assault in the military are issues they championed themselves, but that's not the entirety of their candidacy. i think in some ways hillary clinton may have helped them with that by being that person who took all the arrows the last time around, and now they can kind of share it, and they don't all get to be weighed down by it. >> you're also seeing -- there are so many women, and it isn't the first time around. you're seeing women make different choices about how they run, which i think is interesting. there is a range of issues, obviously, that they're talking about, but even some of the tactics. one of our reporters went to dinner at kristen gillibrand's house and she talked to her about her family agenda and paid leave. that's not something you see from a candidate. they're maybe trying to experiment, use different tactics. >> this is very good for the country to have so many women running, because what you're showing the country is women can run in all different ways. as

kirsten gillibrand's had one credible allocation is not. democrats were silent at first and it now if you're coming out because political interest depends on it. the democratic party has largely been silent and dan, one more thing i was dismayed we heard that press conference. you heard them say, we yet to have a statement on a hearing. hearing is the one who wore black phase and northam to wear black face and resignation so also math for hearing but they are not consistent and it's a double standard. if it's all politics for the democratic party. it is infuriating. you stamped on a common set of principles, this nothing, you just said what you said before because it mattered to you. what bothers me about this, look at herring the attorney general. he appears to be the biggest hypocrite of all in the situation because he was one g f the first people to jump out and go after the governor for the black phase northam knowing he had this inhe his past. there is a lot of trouble these democrats in virginia right now. it is a mess. >> dan: well,

three 2020 contenders, kirsten gillibrand, elizabeth warren, have called on fairfax to quit.d the allegations are serious and credible. it is clear to me that he can origin effectively serve the people of virginia as lieutenant governor. i call for his immediate resignation. patrick hope tweeted today, on monday i will be introducing articles of impeachment for lieutenant governor jumper fairfax if he has not resigned before then. susan, questions of statute of limitations. we're not talking about misconduct, assault, now we're talking about rape. >> it makes blackface look like a lesser crime as offensive as it is. what do you look for? evidence, did the woman involved tell anyone about it >> corroboration. >> and did other women come forward. one of the things is when multiple women come forward with a consistent story, that has a lot of force. you have two women with no apparent connection. we don't know of any connection between these two women, telling consistent stories in different locations several years apart. now, the lieutenant governor says it's demonstrate bly un

beto o'rourke and kirsten gillibrand saying they would tear down the border wall.reaction. >> if you could, would you take the wall down here? >> absolutely. >> the proposal from beto o'rourke to -- he was talking about el paso. good idea, bad idea? >> i would see which party means and if it makes sense i would support it. >> they have to run in a general election. it is insanity. >> they've gone so far left, the best thing that happened this administration, most american people understand. every place they build a wall, every single place they build a wall, has decreased. as a native new yorker she is an embarrassment in new york, she will change her mind tomorrow. he used to be pro-immigration enforcement. running for senator, out the window. when she ran in midterms, elected to the senate seat. that lasted 60 days. she could change her mind tomorrow, she's an embarrassment to the state of new york. griff: should parents be able to decide to vaccinate their kids? one state says no. we will tell you where? jedediah: colin quarterback's settlement. griff: in dayton

you've got senators kirsten gillibrand and sherrod brown who are going to be in south carolina and newpshire respectively. she is running, he says he's just looking thank you very much. formal announcements expected from elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar on sunday. still with us to sort out this mess clarence paige and jon meacham. clarence, i am comforted by remembering there were 17 republicans on stage last time in 2016, but i'm still threatening to simply read the names of the democrats not running for president. having established that it's a crowded field, which ones do you think keep this current president up at night, especially considering that his poll numbers are under water? >> well, i think that the -- sherrod brown is one who i've been talking about for quite awhile. coming from ohio, a senator who has a great populist record. this last time, he was the only top -- he was the only democrat in the top winners in the state. even after the republican governor candidate mike dewine won election, senator sherrod brown won his senate seat back by even a larger margin. he has a

where's kamala harris, kirsten gillibrand, spartacus? they only believe when it's an accusation against a conservative or republican. >> of course, sean. we are seeing their hypocrisy in bold relief. it's fun and games were in a conservative or republican is being targeted in this way but when it's one of theirs, they had for the hills, and they started circling the wagons. what we are seeing in virginia is really quite striking. if you submitted this idea as a screenplay, nobody would buy it because nobody would believe what is happening here. i think actually that the governor northam isng today ande stronger position than he was over the last 48, 72 hours because the two subsequent virginia leaders, the lieutenant governor, and to be ag, who are next in line, are also in similar situations of scandal. so i think the pressure on him may very well subside. all of this swirling around these democrats and their rank hypocrisy is pointing out to the american people that the attack on brett kavanaugh, the subsequent attacks on the president

elizabeth warren is busy on the indian stuff but where is kamala harris and kirsten gillibrand?re awol. they are sitting in some corner, hiding from the few intrepid independent journalists in the beltway who dare ask those questions. there was a very amusing video from "the daily caller"'s henry rogers, hounding bernie sanders, who had to pretend to be on the phone to try to avoid those questions. cory booker only adjusted after being hounded by independent journalists were doing the work that most of the mainstream media won't do. belatedly, we are finding out, i believe it was abc news that reported, democratic state legislator bobby scott was apparently informed of these allegations a year ago. i joined your expression, laura, of carefulness in dealing with any of these allegations, because over the last several years, i've made it one of my missions to talk about the consequences of a false allegations. in this case, the quite so my question is, was there a cover up, and was the mainstream media complicit? >> laura: that is an entirely different to a new wrinkle on this cas

. >> reporter: democratic esidential candidate kirsten gillibrand made those comments after meeting with voters in new hampshire today. >>> there is a growing list of leaders calling for northam to step down.ia virg democratic senators mark warner and tim kaine say it's time to go. so does d.c. mayor mur wal bowser and terrying a allive and douglas wilder say their successor must resign. former vice president joe biden, isooek speaker nancy pelosi and senator kamela ha want him to step aside. we expect that list to get longer. stay tuneder tonor northam's news conference and the growing pressure he is facing to leave office. nhe controversy will be a major topic tomorrow "meet the br press." the show startsight aft news 4 today at 10:30. >>> in other ws, pure heart break, a car packed with kids flies off the ad. news 4 darcy spencer is live in buoy. >> reporter: eerica, f children who were in that car all died in this horrific crash. i'm going to have the latest coming up in a live report. >>> and i'm tracking spring-leik hey. i heard you're moving into a new apartment. yeah, it's pretty

criss crossing iowa --kirsten gillibrand --and eric swalwellrep.eric swalwell / -d- california: "i'm considering running for president in 2020 coming back to iowa"the democratic field of contenders already crowded -- more than six hundred days from election day.but the left is playing catch-up.president trump filed for re-election the day he took office.meaning he can raise and spend campaign cash his entire term --on fundraising and rallies. president trump: "is there any place that is more fun to be than a trump rally?"according to the federal election commission -- the trump campaign raised more than $129 million, a record for any sitting president this early in the election cycle. president trump: "we will make america great again."in a race where no ádemocratic frontrunner has emerged -- it's critical for potential candidates to get their faces and message to voters.sen. cory booker / -d- presidential candidate: "the test of this next election is our ability to unite americans."i'm mary moloney reporting. coming up next at 6:30 new video of th

that's shocking. >> jimmy: here's kirsten gillibrand. >> steve: right.jimmy: why're saying about her is that she's the top-selling real estate agent in the tristate area five years running. [ cheers and applause ] someone said they saw that was on the back of a park bench. ons he back of a bench by a stop they saw that. the rumors. >> steve: i need my raahh. >> jimmy: [ laughter ] yeah, that's all well and good. i need my ranch. laughter ] oh, man. >> steve: the mayor of hidden valley. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: not bad, dude. not bad. and finally, finally, there's julian castho right there. 're saying he goes to bars and tells people he's a a betterooking jimmy fallon. [ cheers and applause ] he is. he is much better looking. some more news. last nig, president trump gave a speech in miami about the situation in venezuela. but he had some trouble saying the word venezuela. listen to this. >> a few weeks ago on nuary 23rd, venezuela's [ laughter ] >> steve: oh my. >> jimmy: a few weeks ago, s velliams -- [ laughter ] a few weeks ago, vanilder --

yesterday democratic candidate kirsten gillibrand was speaking at a bar in iowa.nyone see this? if not, she was in a bar and she was speaking. she's running. and not everyone was there to see her. watch this. >> i don't think you can back away from the bold ideas that the base and the grassroots care about. >> sorry. sorry, i'm just trying to get some ranch. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: come on. that's my steak, baby. >> jimmy: come on. i'm just trying to get some ranch. that's all. [ light laughter ] she's like, "look, your election is in two years. i need my ranch now." [ laughter ] okay? come on. "keep talking. yeah. yeah. i'll stay. don't worry about it. i'm not worried about it. i got to get my ranch." >> steve: momma needs her ranch. >> jimmy: that's the best. [ laughter ] well, there are already more than ten democrats running for president. and i read that some of them have started trying to dig up dirt on each other. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yep. there's a lot of rumors going around about the candidates. for example, there's a rumor going around abo

you have cory booker, kirsten gillibrand, kamala harris, elizabeth warren, who all voted no., amy klobuchar, michael bennett, jeff merkley of oregon. you're already seeing this sharp divide, who is in the more progressive camp, who is in the more establishment camp. how will democrats use this on the campaign trail? >> lucky for them, shutdown or not, the bill got passed, the government is funded, at least for now, and that's good. the thing that president trump has sort of handed them but they're also handing him, the wall fight will be a legal one and it will go back to the straight up political arena. the president will say, i'm now trying to build my wall, i'm doing everything i want, and the obstructionist democrats, whether it be the house democrats or the california attorney general, they're stopping me from building my wall. and they'll say, it's our job to stop him. who voted for the shutdown bill and who didn't gets pushed aside, it's too nuanced an argument. >> it's sign in the democratic field right now, people who want to govern and break through the obstruction

where is mazie hirono and kirsten gillibrand in all of this? what is the answer?> i don't know that they have dismissed this woman. i sure haven't. it seems to me like he is toast. like he is done. there will be an investigation but he's not surviving this. these women seem credible to me. the stories seem chilling. and we should all be appalled by it. now should this turn out to be some sort of real political hit job, and i don't think it is, then maybe he survives. barring that, his career is over. and he needs to resign. now, i know we have two other democrats in top positions in virginia who also have issues that we need to deal with, and i have already called for the governor to resign on thist show last week and i am not taking that back. i think his statements on saturday made it worse than they were on friday night. and we will see what people think about the attorney general. but i think people need to be consistent when they make calls for things. >> tucker: you are taking -- i mean, agree or disagree, you are taking a positionn that is undergirded by in

we -- kirsten gillibrand and i went to college together.: uh-huh. >> and we roomed together in china. and now she's running for freakin' president! >> seth: yes! >> that's so weird! and it's kind of cool, when you -- when i know the person who is running. i'm like, "oh, she actually is a good person." >> seth: yeah! [ laughter ] >> i actually can speak to them. that's awesome. you know, it's not guesswork. it's not guesswork. >> seth: it would be very obvious of i said, "do you think she'll do a good job?" and you were like, "uh --" >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: it will be interesting. if it ever reached a point where she would debate the incumbent, which would happen, you know -- >> right. >> seth: it would be very different, because she has studied chinese, and he thinks it's pronounced jina. >> right. [ laughter ] >> seth: but it's very divergent. [ applause ] they're very -- i think they come from very different places. they come from very different places. she actually came and read -- she read her books here -- >> wait, i can't, that'

candidate senator kirsten gillibrand reportedly signed with activists who say president trump to borderock indigenous people from entering the u.s. citing it as another reason why the wall is "so absurd and so hurtful." the democratic national committee just announced it is handing out affirmation forms to 2020 candidates. requiring them to commit to running and serving as a democrat if elected. just days ago. independent senator bernie sanders announced his presidential bid. senator kamala harris' father donald says it's a travesty's daughter excited her jamaican at the city as the reason she tried marijuana and i was to legalize it. he told the jamaican global on like their ancestors must be turning in their graves to see their "proud jamaican identity connected with the fraudulent stereotype of a product, pot smoking joystick or in the pursuit of identity politics." because of the snowy weather congressman eric swalwell pointed out he had to postpone his morning coffee because the closest java was inside trump tower and he said there was no way he was going in ther there. from victim

presidential hopeful kamala harris looked exasperated, as did kirsten gillibrand, who even used her eye-roll down after critics said it violated house rules.speaker pelosi's daughter christine tweeted "oh yes, that clap took me back to the teen years. she knows. and she knows that you know."all we know is that all that clapping was the speaker's seal of disapproval. nat seal flappingjeanne moos, cnn, new york ( darya ) now to the warriors. now to the now to the warriors. they are on a roll after hosting the spurs. lets get to the highlights.( james ) first quarter, warriors off and running. andre iguodala gets loose for a dunk. later on, klay thompson going to work. gets the steal ... and the three- pointer on the other end is good. the warriors led by 14 at the break. in the 3rd, durant throwing it down... golden state was running away with it. then in the 4th, golden state nearly up 40. the guys off the bench get into the mix. warriors with a blowout win ... 141-102. ( darya ) with other teams around the league making moves before today's trade deadline, there's been ramped up talk about k

join fellow -- they join fellow senators cy booker, kamala harris, and kirsten gillibrand.ore i spoke a brief time ago with jay newton-small, contributor to "timemagazine. there is a record number of women running. does this reflect the otwer of womens? jay: it reflects a moment in time, the backlash to the trump candidac the trump victory, the loss of hillary clinton and the unshattered glass ceilingem thatns in place, and the idea that now is the moment to make history. there is such a huge amount of energy amongst women candidates. you saw in 2018 an historic number of women candidates winning elections. that is y you see so many women running for office in 2020 hoping to beat donald trump. jane: what are democra lloookino oust donald trump first and foremost. i think they're looking to harns a lot of energy. that is whyou see a lot of women throwing their hat in the ring because they believe they can harness that excitement amongst women voters. i think they are also looking to differentiate themselves. you see amy klobuchar ta much more moderate tack from minnesota, sa