but kirsten gillibrand is not. she's going to focus pretty heavily on michigan and other places like that. she's doing of course a town hall with chris hayes there tonight and then she's rallying with the governor there, gretchen whitmer. one of those elected in the 2018 wave. that what's we'll try to see more of from kirsten gillibrand. i will point out she's not releasing what she raised in her first 24 hours, but her campaign does point out and they're right she is sitting on $10 million overall. so she's not in a bad starting position. >> $10 million, not a bad position at all. i want to bring my panel in. it's a favorite one of mine. evan cig freud, vice chair and former speaker, christine quinn. and mark thompson. mark, i complained this weekend i saw you on joy reid in a yellow technocolor dream coat. i thought you have brought your brilliance on many times and today you delivered. my question is to you. beto o'rourke $6.1 million. because of what you wore you get to go first. does that make him a front-runn

jon: kirsten gillibrand enters democratic presidential primary, i am jon scott, this is the "fox report of the hour, gillibrand is 13th candidate to enter the democratic president at field, the next question is will joe biden join? if he gets in, he leads the pack in terms of polling. >> he does. and there was a slight gaffe what called kinsey gaffe, named after journalist michael ki kinsley, you say something obvious and true that is the gaffe, joe biden spoke as if he were running. >> let's play that for the viewer, joe biden speaking last night. >> i have the most pr gres of record -- progressive record of anyone running for the u-- anyone who would run. anybody who would run. >> most progressive record of anybody running for the u-- then he cut himself off. what do you think? was it planned. >> a lot of people saw joe biden vacations in st. croix a couple weeks okay people in biden orbit, say it was a gathering of biden family to have a final discussion about will joe biden run for president, is the family ready for the scrutiny that comes with it. and pressure. answer seems to have

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our next president will be kirsten gillibrand.nds, join me, join community leads into thousand 18. -- everybody, let me hear you. are you fired up? thank you. >> please welcome anti-sexual assault activist annie clark. >> what's up new york? good morning. clark. is annie honestly, when i was told the theme of this event was bravery and i was asked to speak as sort of felt like an imposter because i feel like that adjective is reserved for people who do great things. i think each one of us can do great things. over the past few days i have come to believe that we are all capable. but if we come together we can and racism, homophobia, .rans-phobia, sexism that is why i'm putting my faith in new york senator kirsten gillibrand. i was planning a speech that was well polished and edited them probably much to the chagrin of communications folks i'm going to go a little bit off record because that is what being brave .s a little bit about me and my story. i am one of many folks in the united states who have been sexually assaulted. uee i

i think for kirsten gillibrand that is her in a nutshell.od for her, and the next day she has another point of view. she was the clinton's very best friend in the whole entire world until it was time that they were useful anymore and then she probably threw them right under the bus. it just strikes me as nothing that comes out of her mouth is genuine. what you think the politicians have to do going forward in terms of this movement? that's so outdated, we are not allowed to say "he said, she said" anymore. >> newt: there are two very different situations. i think from the standpoint of warren, saying, "i'm not going back to the paschal scope probably works okay. it's not brilliant but it's adequate. she's not going to gain anything by getting in the middle of parsing bill clinton 20 years ago. i think i'm kirsten gillibrand, because she made such a huge effort at the pentagon and then is seen by men people as being a zealot, way over reaching, the fact that in her own friend don mike office she didn't follow the very rules she was depending

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at any moment 2020 presidential hopeful kirsten gillibrand is taking her fight to the white house to the president's door step. she'll give her first major speech outside the trump international hotel. first, we start with the anticipation surrounding the release of the mueller report. cnn has a team of reporters and analysts standing by who have covered this story for nearly two years. let's go to sarah murray. bill barr working through the weekend. he's back at the justice department. rod rosenstein is there. what's different today? >> i feel like we had this same conversation yesterday where we're waiting. we're still waiting. they had more work to do yesterday. they didn't feel comfortable releasing the conclusions. we're still hopeful these will come out today. congress is hopeful. as for robert mueller he went to church this morning with his wife just steps from the white house. he's having a leisurely sunday morning outside the white house. look, we talked about this yesterday, this is going to be the beginning of the battle. they're going to release the conclusions which coul

kirsten gillibrand is to have an a rating from the nra. wanted english to be the official language. she had to apologize for position everybody has to apologize for anything they said that is not progressive enough and they're saying all but the most on climate. >> is that a danger? >> the general election will be unidentifiable. >> you made your point. is this going to be a problem for democrats to keep tacking further and further to the left? >> is interesting because it's also joe biden's problem. she's now running. eddie's been around forever. he's going to have a lot of explaining to do about his embrace of the criminal justice reform bill. a lot of them have to ask themselves compared to basically dozens of candidates. i explain what she did 10 years ago, five years ago. >> to that point joe biden was on the stump last night talking about how he's the most progressive of those running and then had to walk that back a little bit. >> apologize for saying nice things. hold on. one more soundbite. then we're going to get you guys to both

here at the table, let's take a look at the field as it's evolving, kirsten gillibrand now all in. lusses and minuses of gil gillibra gillibrand, she's from new york but doesn't have any new york delegation members supporting her. she ran into slack because of her criticisms of bill clinton and al franken. >> that's a little bit of an albatross for her. there's still unsettled feelings on how that narrative played out. i think a lot of folks not just in the political space but average americans are still trying to feel their way through that. so how she continues to address the issue of sexual harassment, and again, with these allegations popping up around her own office, i think will slow that ability for her to really catch the kind of fire she wants to catch up to, a beto, a kamala, or a cory booker. >> i wanted to show you the celebrity factor with beto o'rourke. he debuts with a "vanity fair" cover, dave weigel having pointed this out on twitter, this is an annie leibovitz cover. >> he's no reagan, let's just be clear. >> joe, he starts with a head start, really, he's behind so

of anybody who would run. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: kirsten gillibrand is set to hold aally outside the trump hotel and tower on march 25. jacqui heinrich, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> presidential candidate tulsi gabbard made two stops in the bay area this weekend. the hawaii congresswoman was in fremont for a town hall style meeting. the 37-year-old is in an iraq war veteran. she told voters today she is running for president in what she calls wasteful wars. >> i'm running for president to end these wasteful regime change wars that have been so costly to the people of this country and our veterans, to work to end this new cold war and nuclear arms race that is threatening our very future. >> gabbert has served in the army national guard for nearly 15 years and was deployed twice to the middle east. she was also an outspoken supporter of vermont senator bernie sanders. >>> democratic candidates need to stand out in a crowded field with more than a dozen in the race including kamala harris, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and cory booker. >>> house democrats are preparing their

perhaps lost in all of the bernie and beto headlines, the story you might have missed, kirsten gillibrand also announcing her candidacy. the silence you heard was the collective yawn of a nation. she plans to stick it to president trump this sunday with a fiery campaign speech in front of trump tower. so do any of the democrats have what it takes to win in 2020? joining me now, fox news contributor bill mcgurn, an expert. let us learn from mcgurn. bill, when you look at beto's rollout, what do you see? >> what you see is what is common for democrats, especially white males, an apology tour. he basically has to apologize for being himself. and that's the problem with beto, bernie and any other white male in the race. it's going to be held against them. how are you going to attack trump if you're defending yourself on who you are, your identity. this is a logic of identity politics. kennedy: here's the dirty secret in 2020 that didn't happen in 2016. they're going to keep going after the nomination process, after they have the nominee, the progressive left is so emboldened in a way they wer

>> kirsten gillibrand. heather: beto in this one. let's get to the next pairing.th foreign and holy in castro. >> elizabeth warren might have missed her time. last time she was the new progressive. in a one on one race with bernie in their she could have beaten hillary clinton versus julian castro who is appealing to hispanic voters in the democratic primary. former mayor, former head secretary. heather: came out very early as well. >> she had some character issues and was not in the democratic primary going back to what her heritage is but she has a progressive following in a liberal democratic primary. heather: the trend is that direction for the democratic party based on every when you are choosing. >> no question. someone like michael bloomberg who has a great record but was viewed as more moderate, a way for himself in this primary. we 20 the next one, john delaney and jay inslee. >> they are not known to a lot of folks. john delaney, businessman, former congressman from maryland, announced last year he was going to run as more moderate. jay inslee made the e

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and kirsten gillibrand calling for an expansion of social security. may be shocked who she thinks should get it. a governor that has nine kids did somebody that most people wouldn't do. i'm dana perino, this is "the daily briefing." first, a major shift in american middle east policy. president trump announcing the united states will recognize israeli sovereignty over the golan heights. this is coming just days before the israeli prime minister arrives for meetings with the president next week. john roberts has more from the north lawn. this was news, john. >> it was big news. so far we haven't heard any backup to the president's tweet from the white house. we inquired to what will be going on here, a formal announcement, what will the president do about it? we don't know. since 1981 when israel annexed the golan heights, it's not been recognized as being israeli territory. it's been alternately called israeli occupied territory, israeli controlled territory. now it appears very soon it will be officially recognized by the united states. the president

new york senator kirsten gillibrand is running for president. she posted her announcement video on youtube this morning. the video focuses on her campaign slogan, will brave wind. >> we launched ourselves into space and landed on the moon. if we can do that, we can definitely achieve universal health care. we can provide paid family leave for all, end gun violence, pass a green new deal. >> gillibrand is expected to hit the campaign trail this week, stopping in michigan tomorrow and iowa on tuesday. she is the 14th democrat running for president and the sixth woman. >>> texas representative beto o'rourke continued his campaign stops today with a visit to madison, wisconsin. during the visit, the democrat delivered a message of unity in america. access to universal health care and more support for public school teachers. o'rourke kicked off his campaign thursday in iowa after announcing his candidacy for the 2020 presidential race. o'rourke made a splash in texas politics and raised his national profile when he ran for senate against republican t

where is kirsten gillibrand on this problem? >> yeah.such an important point and highlights why this issue is so difficult broadly, i think for society, but particularly for kirsten gillibrand because of the sand stand she's taken on this issue in the senate and body she's a party of and also in the military. she's taken a stand. she is the senator who has taken a stand on this issue. it becomes extremely difficult when there is something going on in her own house. we don't know exactly what it is that happened. i think we have seen examples in the public sphere of people losing their jobs or losing their place because of inappropriate comments. there can be inappropriate comments so offensive, and they make people so uncomfortable in the workplace it is something that ought to have consequences in the workplace. we just don't know. for gillibrand, she's in a tough spot it will be difficult for her to air this out because it involves other people. she would essentially be putting the information out there without necessarily having the c

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hopeful kirsten gillibrand on our way to nevada after campaigning in iowa showing off as t-shirt. e's under fire from the left over opioids. good evening, lauren. >> reporter: is what senator gillibrand suggested, doctors should be limited when it comes to opioid prescriptions for acute pain, only allowing up to a 7-day. new york senator kirsten gillibrand who officially declared sunday tweeting last weekend repeating in iowa this week that no one needs a month's supply for wisdom tooth extraction and 30, 60, 90 day opioid prescriptions are stored in medicine cabinets. gillibrand telling in msnbc townhall that drug companies who contributed to the opioid crisis should be prosecuted. >> we have to take on the drug manufacturers who purposely made these drug stronger, more addictive and they did it because they wanted record sales. >> reporter: the philadelphia inquirer savoring a 7-day prescription rule takes decisions from the doctor and could have unintended consequences saying this is bad policy that will not save lives it will hurt chronic pain patients including driving people

here's the latest example from kirsten gillibrand.he's getting mocked for posting that video pumping iron. gillibrand is also sporting a "just trying to get some ranch" t-shirt, reference to a viral moment in one of her recent campaign stops. beto o'rourke is getting backlash for hopping on top of restaurant and coffee shop counters but not everyone is amused. one cafe owner saying "it seems like a photo op that wasn't necessary. his feet are right by the cops." another breeze to saying "we major the counter was clean. this time we used bleach because his feet were on it." joe biden who was yet to announce is reportedly mulling the idea of choosing stacey abrams as his running mate right out of the gate. greg, i go to you. there was one fatal flaw. kirsten gillibrand street about the video, the workout video. the tweet said here i am doing my work out. do you like my t-shirt? you don't need that part because, like, oh, ha ha ha. >> greg: by the way, that's not how you do squats. [laughter] here's the problem with these politicians. th

athena, kirsten gillibrand wasting no time taking aim at the president, right out of the gate. >> reporterout two things. it was senator gillibrand introducing herself to voters. a lot of folks still don't know who she is, and also taking on the president showing that she's not going to be afraid to take on the president. you may remember that last week in her announcement video, the theme was braver wi wins. so today she had folks representing her, folks who are d.r.e.a.m.ers, fighting for immigrant rights. she had her friend connie griffin who was an actress representing her. the reason she held her rally at the trump tower is to bring the fight directly to president trump's doorstep. listen to what she said about him early in the speech. >> president trump is tearing apart the moral fabric of this country. he demonizes the vulnerable as he punches down. he puts his name on bold on every building. he does this because he wants you to believe he is strong. he is not! our president is a coward. >> reporter: so there you heard senator gillibrand calling president trump a coward. she also me

. >> this has the field grows eve bigger with senator kirsten gillibrand. and oops, announcing he's running. >> i have the most progressive record of anybody who is running -- [ cheers and applause ] of anybody who would run. >> all right. first we begin with breaking news. a manhunt underway right now after a deadly attack in the city of utrect in the netherlands. >> the town's mayor said the suspe suspect killed three people and injured five others on a tram. it is being treated as a possible terrorist incident and a terror alert is at its highest level. >> join us from utrecht is brian carter. brian, what do we know about the suspect? do the police know who he is? >> yes, well, they have a name. it's 37-year-old gugman according to authorities. this man has been condemned in the past for several different violent acts, but he wasn't known to have terrorist ties. the investigation will be able to confirm it or not in the coming hours, in the coming days. what you can see behind me is really the 24 of october square. this is where the shooting took place t

the us senator kirsten gillibrand has become the latest democrat to announce that she's running to becomedidate for president. in an online video made to announce her candidacy, ms gillibrand, who is from new york, made it clear that she saw the battle as one against the values of president trump. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: officials in ethiopia say flight data from the ethiopian airlines disaster a week ago suggest "clear similarities" with a crash off indonesia last october. today, we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision — all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. this was an international trophy and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible, and that's what the voters wanted. this is newsday on the

new york senator kirsten gillibrand formed an exploratory committee months ago. here she is today. tch. >> we need a leader who makes. >> big, bold. >> brave. >> choices. >> someone who isn't afraid of progress. >> that's why i'm running for president. >> gillibrand's announcement ends with an invitation to join her at the trump international hotel in new york city next sunday, where she plans to deliver her vision for restoring america's moral integrity, straight to the president's doorstep, she says. >>> joining me now, arlette siens. a record number of women candidates, how is gillibrand trying to distinguish herself on gender issues? >> she has made gender issues a main focus, centerpiece of her campaign. when she's out on the campaign trail she talks frequently about equal pay, paid family leave and promotes herself as a young mom, who is out there, willing to fight for other people's kids the way that she fights for her own. and kirsten gillibrand came into the national spotlight as she became the me too senator, becoming a champion of women trying to combat sexual harassment

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you have to say kirsten gillibrand's campaign hasn't been the best.t hasn't been terrible, but it hasn't had the big punch that you would expect. perhaps that's because she went out and anunesed her exploratory committee and did that in a bang and then waited weeks and weeks and then do this. to add to this announcement added flare to it. going to stand outside donald trump's hotel and talk about all the ills he has done as president and how she would be a better president. she's trying to show the democrats specifically the hard left looking for a fighter that is willing to take it to donald trump. >> ron, beto o'rourke was confronted who he would pick to round out his ticket, should he win the primary. listen. >> will you put a woman as your vice president? >> i need a job. >> it's hard for me to think of a reason but i would not do that. i think talking about who i would pick as vice president just feels really premature. >> i know it feels premature but you're half of a ticket. and you're becoming president. >> that's right. >> you represent the o

. >> and today, kirsten gillibrand makes it official. >> we need to remember what it feels like to berave. that's why i'm running for president. >> this is the entire nation, we are all unified in grieving together. >> a massacre in new zealand. worshippers gunned down at friday prayers. and a global debate about hate. "inside politics" the biggest stories, sourced by the best reporters now. ♪ >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. to our viewers in the united states and around the world, thank you for sharing your sunday. the senseless massacre in new zealand stirs a global debate about hate. president trump condemns the murders but draws criticism for what he didn't say and for ignoring the facts when asked if he sees white nationalism as a rising threat. >> i don't really. i think it's a small group of people that have very, very serious problems. i guess if you look at what happened in new zealands, perhaps that's the case. i don't know enough about it yet. they're just learning about the person and the people involved. but it's certainly a terrible thing. >> plus, the p

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these kind of issues have been front and center since kirsten gillibrand has been in the u.s. senate. >> this is a moment about all of you. >> undermining our country. >> all of you are speaking truth to power because you care about the future. you care about our children. you care about who is leading this country. the highest court in the land. >> angela brandt spent most of last summer urging her colleagues to update which he considered the antiquated sexual-harassment system here on l-uppercase-letter. harris? >> harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much. three countries have grounded the boeing 737 max eight jet. investigators are pouring over the wreckage of a deadly plane crash in ethiopia, which killed 157 people on board read everyone there including eight americans. the cat don't crash marked the second incident involving this type of aircraft in six months. >> harris, the black box from that boeing 737 the crash yesterday in ethiopia has been recovered as investigator search for answers about what led to this deadly tragedy. the airlines also said they have recovere

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kirsten gillibrand has entered the 2020 race for president. >> she just put out a video called "brave wins." and makes her the latest contender of a crowded field. 13 now if you count mayor pete buttigieg who is still exploring a run. athena jones is with us live. what are you hearing? good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right. kirsten gillibrand the senator from new york making it official and formally announcing she is throwing her hat in the ring to become a democratic nominee in 2020. deb a major part for her candidacy in the opening weeks of her campaign week, she announced an exploratory committee in january and been in there exploratory phase. part of her major argument has been that she beat the odds back in 2006 when she first ran for congress. she won a reliably red district, a district where republicans outnumber democrats 2-1. so they tells that story to show that she can appeal to voters across the aisle and that she is going to try to win voters everywhere. she is also touted her record as the strongest anti-trump voting record of anyone running

we see kirsten gillibrand taking the lane of the "me too" candidate. whole incident yesterday. take a listen. >> i will always look to improve my processes. with my new chief of staff, we will look to see how we can improve. but this investigation was thorough and professional and allegations were taken seriously from the very first day. >> but if that is your issue and it really has been her singular issue she has really grabbed on to, how does this affect her candidacy moving forward and her authority on that issue. >> i think it is difficult for her. i try to take a step back and look at the longer view. right now senator gillibrand is in the middle to the back of a large pack of democratic presidential contenders. and she simply can't afford to have too many mistakes. maybe she handled everything properly internally with the investigation within her office, but she needs to have people focused on her, her message, the things that she is putting forward and not these other stories. because that is not going to help vaultler her into that to tier. >>

don't tell kirsten gillibrand, but they are not all the same.ur current immigration system treats them like they are. it treats people like widgets. our government does virtually nothing to separate the good from the bad. a system like that is not help america, it's designed for the benefit of foreigners, and by that measure, it has been wildly successful. a new study shows that just last year immigrants living in the united states spent at least $120 billion in remittances to the country they came from. even in an age of expanding costs, 120 billion is a lot of money. it's more, for example, then we spent on themp first gulf war. more than the entire russian military spends every two years. that's enough money to buy costco. not the stuff on the shelves, but the entire company, and still have $15 billion left over. that's a lot of money and all of it could be going to americans, many of whom badly needed. but instead, mexico received $33 billion in remittances just last year. own president admits the economy would go under without those payment

when you wash to watch kirsten gillibrand and senator warren this week with town halls, when you watch those coming up in past weeks as well, the one question is, "what happens to private companies, insurance companies and providers of medical care in that scenario?" and get different answers. >> dagen: they go bye-bye because they are made illegal under the bernie sanders plan that kirsten gillibrand, elizabeth warren -- >> harris: she quoted bernie. >> dagen: and kamala harris have all signed on. >> harris: where is the court of ideas, i guess is what i'm asking. >> katie: let's get back to the issue of the supreme court. republicans vote more on the issue of courts and the supreme court than democrats do. it seems like democrats have looked at what has happened over the past two years, they see the court is now 5-4 in terms of the ideology. people say it's not a political court but we do know that sometimes it is. what is your response to people like marco rubio introducing constitutional amendments -- which probably won't pass -- but just to put their foot on the ground and say, "t

>>> plus senator kirsten gillibrand announces, introducing herself as -- >> someone who isn't afraid of progress. that's wooim wooi ihy i'm runni president. >> and jeb bush says he wants america republicans to have another option. >> i think someone should run just because americans should be given a choice. >> it's march 17th. happy st. patrick's day. >> and now a st. patrick's day safety message from ice t. >> don't puke in the [ bleep ]. >> good message. katie phan, and executive director of the civil rights group color of change. let me start with the campaign. with more than a dozen democrats vying for the party's nomination, there continues to be interest in and speculation surrounding joe biden's plans. he has been on the speaking circuit. last night the former vice president was in dover, delaware, delivering a keynote address when made that remark about running. let's play it again in full. >> i have the most progressive record for anybody running for the united -- anybody who would run. [ cheers and applause ] anybody who would run. >> he has teased an official announcement

kirsten gillibrand with our own chris hayes and cory booker appearing in iowa to take questions from chris matthews. nose are certainly high profile appearances in our neighborhood, yes. but there is also senator elizabeth warren campaigning at a mississippi town hall that will be televised by another network, and a new candidate on the scene taking the lead in the fundraising primary. beto o'rourke raising $6 million in his first day on the trail, as you may have heard by now, that's more than everyone, which is reshuffling early ideas about who the front-runner may be, as joe biden keeps popping up with signs that he wants to be wanted. that's not a song reference. that's just how he feels, and makes a claim that may, according to some, be hard to back up. >> i'm told i get criticized by the new left. have i the most progressive record of anybody running for the -- anybody who would run. >> the most progressive. well, as we dig in to what we think looks like perhaps the biggest 2020 campaign we get, let's do it "beat" style. if this is going to be ideological, how do the candidates

elizabeth warren and kirsten gillibrand both had hour-long town halls to present some of these ideas.n the week that i've been out with beto o'rourke talk to me about the "vanity fair" story. so i think we should -- we should note the discrepancies here between how these things are talked about in washington and how they're talked about in some of the states with some of the voters who are coming out and being introduced to these candidates for the first time. >> garrett haake, michael steele, eliot elrod, thank you for that conversation. >>> this morning, we'll be talking about those new clues out in a bizarre mystery of who reportedly sold off all of those sexts between jeff bezos and his girlfriend. it may be a family matter, more on that, next. it may be a famil on that, next. [zara larsson - "wow"] ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop drop say oh my drop drop drop ♪ ♪ make u say oh my god my drop drop ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop make u say oh my god ♪ [laughter] ♪ ♪ "i'm okay." ♪ ♪ webut some of us turn outhose dreams...... into action... the bookers. the doers. the 'hit that confirmation butto

i also am thrilled to tell you that kirsten gillibrand will be here live. her first time on "the beat" as a candidate. she just released her tax returns and said president trump should do the same. we begin with a new and key piece of information about the still secret mueller report. and it has new context for attorney general barr's selective quotes from the report and his four-page letter. we now know this report runs over 300 pages. and that's not counting the appendix. so barr took four partial sentences from 300 pages. now we know that for some people the letter has shaped an idea about what mueller may have found. but it never released what mueller actually found. and the 300-page count does shed some light on how unusual barr's approach has been. consider as we reported as soon as sunday night that barr was sharing other numbers like the number of subpoenas, witnesses, warrants. he just didn't get around to sharing the number of pages. and that raises a question of whether that's celebriselective quotation and release was designed to shape outcomes

kirsten gillibrand.in the race. >> i have the most progressive record of anybody running for the uni- -- anybody who would run. >> you have name recognition, you know, really time is your friend, not your enemy. somebody like vice president biden and bernie sanders, they're going to be at 20 plus percent. >> this right here is the result of a massacre. so far people like you. pete: students confronting chelsea clinton, blaming here for the new zealand mosque attacks. >> hundreds of protesters turning out here in washington to send a message, hands off venezuela. >> beto o'rourke. reuters busted the story saying he was part of a hackery group. he knew about this during his senate campa.gn rachel: they are shaving their heads right here on fox & frie.ds pete: ed henry by the seven o'clock hour might be done with his head shaving. we shall see. ♪ dance with my pretty little always up. ed: i was shaving a woman's head for charity. i'd never done that before. pete: you were clipping. ed: so the guy afterwards

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kirsten gillibrand marking her presidential bid by taking plenty of shots.s with more on that. >> that's something that's very interesting here. kirsten gillibrand ever since she announced back in january, he has been visiting some of the early states, introducing herself to voters and portraying herself as a fearless fighter. she's also been talking about her ability to appeal to voters across party lines, rural voters as well as urban voters and talked about the types of rural counties. she's visiting rural counties in states like iowa. she was in a rural area on the western edge of the state. this week she will be back in iowa visiting several counties on the eastern center of the state, counties that barack obama won but trump flipped. it is not surprising to see her trying to generate some buzz for her race and for her run by taking this fight directly to trump, by talking about how brave she is and by saying what brave isn't. it's clear she is talking about the president when she says brave doesn't spread hate or cloud the truth or build a wall. that's

. >> reporter: another of the hopefuls, kirsten gillibrand, faces a new distraction with reports that a campaign aide resigned last year in protest of how the senator's office handled claims of sexual harassment. >> this investigation was thorough and professional and the allegations were taken seriously from the very first day. >> reporter: remember, it's early and things change. back at this point in 2007, republican rudy giuliani and democrat hillary clinton were leading their packs, but neither got their party's nomination. jeff. >> okay, ed o'keefe, thank you >> the world's coral reefs are increasingly under attack from marine heat waves that kill the coral, according to a new report out this month. it is troubling news since millions of creatures rely on them for survival. mark phillips traveled to australia's great barrier reef to look at a new approach to saving the coral. >> reporter: there is a good reason marine scientist chris roelfsema studies coral reefs. >> billions of people are depending on coral reefs. >> reporter: you're not just talking about things that are pretty

and at 8:00 p.m., chris hayes hosts a special town hall event in michigan with senator kirsten gillibrand of new york. monday will be a big night here on msnbc. be sure to tune in early. that's "hardball" for now. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in". >> clearly, what has happened here is an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence. >> horror in new zealand. a white nationalist terrorist attacks two mosques, murdering 49 people during friday prayer. >> i just don't understand why someone would hurt us like this. and in such a way. >> reporter: tonight, reaction to the atrocity and the right-wing extremism behind it. >> do you see today white nationalism as a rising threat around the world? >> i don't really. i think it's a small group of people that have very, very serious problems. >> then, donald trump tries to spin his massive congressional defeat. congress has the freedom to pass this resolution and i have the duty to veto it. >>> plus, what the latest request from robert mueller tells us about the status of the investigation and how a defamation

the two have a grown daughter named abigail.some, like senator kirsten gillibrand's husband, jonathanscenes.gillibrand met her british-born, financier husband.. on a blind date in new york citythe two eventually moving upstate to raise their two young sons,and so he could accommodate áherá political ambitions..sen. kirsten gillibrand:"there is not a lot of venture capital in upstate new york and so when he said yes, it was a very huge opportunity for me as a person to start our family there.'when california senator kamala harris married lawyer douglas emhoff in 2014 she took on a new role, stepmother to his two grown children sen. kamala harris: "they call me momala."harris credits doug with being her support system in the political whirlwind jimmy kimmel:"i don't know if we're ready for a first lady named doug."sen. kamala harris:"he's very much enjoying being the spouse of. he's very - he's very secure."kate bennett, c- n-n washington. ( james ) new this morning... jimmy carter has a new title this morning. he's now the oldest living former u-s president in history. he was born on o

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arthel: senator kirsten gillibrand jumping into the race for president.ew york democrat making her announcement in a launch video where she highlights a number of causes and calls for bravery. >> it isn't right now. brave does the pit people against each other. brave doesn't put money over lives. brave doesn't straight ahead hate. cloud truth, build a wall. that's what fear does. we need to remember what it feels like to be brave. arthel: jeff paul is with us. reporter: she uses the word of the national anthem with a heavy emphasis on the word brave. she announced her -- her rally outside the trump tower in new york. she talks about the influence of money in politics. while she doesn't say his name outright, there are images of him in that video where she tries to show the con treas between his leadership and hers. >> we need someone who makes bold choices and someone who isn't afraid of progress. asks a question, forcing every generation to make a choice. reporter: she is calling on her supporters to join her outside of trump international one week from

beto went to the dentist but kirsten gillibrand is hitting the gym.not so pumped about her return to iowa. ♪ shannon: democrats pushing legislation to further protect dreamers and temporary protected status holders. the american dream and promise act could block deportations. will this open the borders even further? here to weigh in is the director of the center for immigration studies and we love having you with us. thank you so much. >> good to be with you. >> let's bring this up, the american dream and promise act, impacting dreamers, temporary protected status holders, individuals with deferred enforcement departure, protection from deportation and opportunity for permanent legal status so what are your thoughts on this? >> this if ever enacted would be a massive amnesty bill not only for so-called dreamers and people with temporary protected status but also tens of thousands of these kids who arrived at the beginning of this surge of people from central america and also anyone who claims to be eligible and all these people who say they were eligi

shannon: with all the candidates out there exploring the possibilities, democrat senator kirsten gillibranduns, what she embraces and immigration. she has been confronted about those things and those were republican talking points. calling these questions republican talking points is not helping her case. republicans and plenty of democrats and liberal media outlets talking about these things because they are part of her record. anybody who runs has to explain. >> they are part of the record and she addressed immigration in an effective way and took it head on and when she took those positions she didn't consider the way they were hurting families. she expressed regret for that. with you agree or disagree with her on immigration, the fact that she took responsibility for the statement and owned it and recognized there are competing viewpoints was a smart play. you will see a lot of movement in the primary. this is a really volatile entomology was 12 plus months with a lot of people competing for airtime, 24 hour news cycle and the primary energized democratic base that is keen to take on th

>> road to the white house coverage continues as democratic presidential candidate senator kirsten gillibrand visits new hampshire where she met with supporters at a brewery in manchester. several new hampshire polls have her with less than 2% support. the state traditionally holds its first the nation presidential primary. we will be joining the delaware democratic fund-raising dinner when it begins. senator. i was not expecting to talk to you tonight, but now that i have you in front of me, i have some important questions to ask you. my husband and i are both teachers and the community. i teach at manchester. my husband teaches at an academy. we don't do it for the money. we do it for the passion and love of education, and educating the poorest of america. summer between teaching math, social studies, english and teaching children to read and be tolerant of each other, the most important part of my job is keeping 24 children safe every single day. not a day goes by where i don't go over exits, evacuation plans in my head. i don't want to get a call for my husband that he is anin fear for hi