[applause] kirsten gillibrand: i will go toe to toe with anyone to do what's right. was the first presidential candidate to pledge i will only nominate justices and judges who see roe v. wade as a precedent. i am also going to codify -- roe and i will repeal hyde so all women get access to abortion services. i don't think there is room in our party for a candidate who does not support a woman's full reproductive freedoms. cheers and applause] kirsten gillibrand: the day for dismissing paid leave or universal pre-k or equal pay for equal work is just a woman's issue, those days are long gone. when america's families succeed, we all succeed, that is why i will pass my family bill of rights within the first 100 days of being president. just imagine what we could achieve with a working mother in the white house instead of a misogynist. [cheers and applause] kirsten gillibrand: imagine the progress we could make with a diverse cabinet of americans who actually reflect why we are a great country and the agenda we could pass, not only with women at the table, but with a wom

it's too backward looking. >> tucker: too backward for kirsten gillibrand. lisa boothe is a forward looking person. senior fellow of independent women's voice and joins us to discuss this and other stories from the democratic race which she has been following assiduously, jaw dropping for months. >> because i'm forward looking. the interview she did with the new hampshire public radio. she was asked about a previous interview with the des moines register where she likened the pro-life belief to the racism. that is how far she has come. as you mention from days that she represented a conservative upstate house district. this is pandering and desperation from the candidate who has struggled to gain traction with a crowded primary field. someone in the "des moines register" poll is at 0%. if you someone like mariam williamson, spiritual guru reached the bench mark before her. she is a start from the state of new york. so the fact she struggles to hit the bench mark demonstrates how pathetic the campaign is now. another candidate we have seen similar hyperbolic

but then again, kirsten gillibrand, when she ran for u.s.nst -- i think it was cheryl farley? she promised that she was here to serve her constituents and that she wasn't looking to presidential. she totally flip-flopped on that alone. >> she tried to use the abortion issues, particularly at the individual state level in places like georgia, is something to latch on to answer breakout issue. even that still hasn't helped her. >> harris: i want to talk to you about this idea of flip-flopping. is that what it is? is that now it president trump has said that he is on some issues customer president obama said he was that on the issue of same. you do evolve. as that's what happening with gillibrand? you seem to know. >> i will dovetail on something you said. it's a connect ability. it's an authenticity, sincerity deal. i don't think she is. for some people don't like reason, some people take to people and others don't. >> harris: let's put up that list again and i want to show some of the other women and men. particularly women who are in that to

what do you think of kirsten gillibrand. >> i really don't know kirsten gillibrand very well. touch pick socialism and impeachment. you said i want to talk about the wall. why do you want the wall? >> the wall is necessary because our culture is going to be changed by foreigners. todd: you are worried about slomple. you don't want socialist mind set from europe and other parts coming to the united states. >> that is correct. >> why in. >> we like what we have with america today and europe socialism is not desired by the average american. and coming from the south, below the border, they are dealing with socialism as is, and it's not doing too well. i think that the capitalism is a way to go for america. todd: thank you. we a great time at this table. send it back to jed, ed and pete. pete: he doesn't know this i stole 20 bucks out of his wallet. >> i will give you 20 bucks if you find one kirsten gillibrand voter in iowa this morning. 20 bucks for you. does. todd: does it have to be in the next five seconds or next two hours. pete: two hours. find me one. i want to hear what t

. ♪ >> live at the university of dubuque at the fox news town hall with new york senator kirsten gillibrandnd their are a lot of questions that want to be asked. let's get to it. ladies and gentlemen senator kirsten gillbrand. [applause] hello everybody how are you. thank you for having me. >> amazing, thank you for having me, thank you university of dubuque and thank you chris. >> ready to answer questions? >> i'm ready. >> first question from a dentist into b. >> how do you plan on competing with joe biden with his name recognition and you think enough has been done to prevent the d&c from influencing the primary process with access to data files and funding and schedules and things of that for a favored candidate in 2016? >> i will play by the rules they set and i think the defined job. this is a marathon and we are just beginning and if you look at who the front runners were at any past presidential election and who wind up winning they were not the same one at this stage, it's so early. i'm just introducing myself to the voters, telling you why i'm ready for president and what i want t

please welcome senator kirsten gillibrand. >> ♪ say my name feeling? you name ♪wn, say my sen. nd: thank you, iowa, and congratulations to our hall of fame inductees. not very polite. that's what i was told i was by a fox news host at the town hall i did in iowa last week because i spoke out about the nationwide assault on women's reproductive freedoms. not very polite. you got that one right. because if fox news takes issue with me demanding the fundamental human rights for women, 50% of america, i must be doing something right. women, luckily i'm not alone. i proudly count myself among the formerly well-behaved women fighting back, the women in this room, the men who love us. we are rising up, and we are demanding our rights and our voices. women are on fire in america today. we have marched. we have organized. we have run for office, and we have won. because of women we flipped the u.s. house of representatives and sent more than 100 women to congress. we elected sidney and abby, the first two women from iowa in the house of representatives. these are unsung heroes. there are

kirsten gillibrand comes from background of political operatives.uine background to talk about that, this didn't look genuine. she didn't look genuine. >> melissa: everybody is trying to have this kind of moment where they are getting their teeth cleaned, doing beer pong, we have more stuff here. >> kennedy: i've fallen and i can't get up! speech what would you be doing in your sincerely viral moment? >> kennedy: that was me doing an impression of having a beer, you guys. >> jessica: these campaigns do have that, footage of them speaking at events, the women's march or whatever it is that matters, but you do need these things from these campaign stops. if it's not on social media, it didn't happen. >> kennedy: it's time to criticize the president for being superficial and impulsive, democrats are always going on, "you got to get off twitter." >> jessica: that's not what we say. >> kennedy: if you want a serious president, don't even talk about weird lady awkwardly playing beer pong. >> jessica: barack obama "between two firms ferns" all g long. ourf

paid family leave, that is kirsten gillibrand's big idea.ry smith, nbc news, washington. >> and joining me is vice president of working mother media. and this is something that is very close to my heart. i just had a baby ten months ago. >> congratulations. >> it is unbelievable that we do not have paid family leave. so many women and men that can't take unpaid family leave to be next to their children because they are living paycheck to paycheck and they can't afford it. she's saying that we could have 12 week of paid leave with only 66% of the regular pay rate. so she is not -- is she going far enough? >> that is a very good question. america can't afford not to do anything. i think that is the reality. america is one of eight countries global will i that does not have mandated family leave paid. even lower income countries, and we are the only industrialized nation of this scale to have this issue. so it is not enough. i think america cannot afford to have this. >> why is this so hard to get past? it seems like a lay-up. many of us are mo

here is kirsten gillibrand talking about immigration. >> one of the worst things about president trump that he has done to the country's he has torn apart the moral fabric of who we are. when he started separating children at the border from their parents. the fact that seven children have died in his custody. the fact that dozens of children have been separated from their parents and they have no plans to reunite them. i would fight for comprehensive immigration reform with a pathway to citizenship. i would reform how we treat asylum-seekers at the border. i would have a community-based treatment center where you are in the community and asylum-seekers are given lawyers and there is real immigration judges not employees of the attorney general but appointed for life and have a community-based system. i would fund border security. diverted trump has funds away from cross-border terrorism and drug trafficking and he has given the money to the for-profit prisons. i would not be spending prisons -- money in for-profit prisons. kirsten gillibrand, the new york times says she was once a con

well, senator kirsten gillibrand has very strong feelings about that. you disagree that abortion should be legal up until the moment of birth, not restricted in any way and paid for by tax dollars, you are not simply wrong, you are evil, you are on par with racist maybe even the nazis. here is senator gillibrand. >> i think there are some issues that have such moral clarity that we have as a society decided that the other side is not acceptable imagine saying that it's okay to appoint a judge who is racist or anti-semitic or homophobic. telling -- asking someone to appoint someone who takes away basic human rights of any group of people in america, i think that we are -- we have -- i don't think those are political issues anymore. >> tucker: senator gillibrand is very against taking away any basic human rights from anybody, of course, unless those people are unborn and can't vote and therefore can't help her attain power in which case they are not useful killing them is fine. lila rhodes is the founder of the pro-life group proaction and joins us tonigh

fellow candidate kirsten gillibrand leading that charge.erself defending that decision after his comments. their statement reading this -- "eight accusation since he was elected, and one from a staffer. that is not to high standard, regardless of how the republican party handles this behavior." melissa, on this i want to just point out, her polling under marianne williams and also polling under bill de blasio is 0.2%, according to the real clear politics average s on "special report" last night. maybe she ought to just go "bye-bye," because -- guilty until proven innocent. >> melissa: it's not just this, is that she's the ultimate flip flopper. you just don't believe the sincerity of almost anything she has to say. she was the nra's best friend, and all of the sudden she was trying to represent a larger group that wasn't as conservative, so she threw them under the bus. she loved the clintons. then the second they weren't helpful in the longer she threw them under the bus. with al franken, it sort of -- people are calling her on sort of the

kennedy: what a dream boat, kirsten gillibrand trailing all 4 thousand democrats running for president, if she wins white house she is vowing to ban any nominee -- saying pro life is akin to being racist. new york senator turned youtube panderer said today, i think there is some issues that have such moral clarity we have decided that other side is not acceptable. imagine saying it okay to point a judge who is racist or anti-semitic or homophobic. >> her comments as fellow democratic candidate andrew yang spoke out about very identity politics she has been pushing calling them a stupid way to try to win election. if identity politics are the disease, good lord, what is the cure, here now host of "breakfast club," charlemagne the god. >> kennedy, how are you? >> how are you? >> we met in 2012, just before president obama was reelected for his second term, we've been talking about politics for 7 years now. i love this time of the cycle. this is where people tune in, you have great and honest conversations with these candidates who really want your blessing. they want to reach your audien

that is what kirsten gillibrand thinks. your comments on this coming up.: fox news alert, remains of two americans who died in the dominican republic are back in the united states. griff jenkins is live in front of the hotel where they were found dead. how is the dominican republic responding to this? >> reporter: they are responding by doing the same thing they have been doing which is saying nothing. they are waiting for the investigation to play out on the three americans the died at the resort behind me. first it was may 25th, and in maryland, that couple spoke with the attorney, he said he has their bodies back in maryland. he will begin an independent autopsy, we will see what that provides. >> i want to ask you about the recent death of four americans. just a comment. >> reporter: he was talking with a billionaire investor. here is what he had to say about these mysterious deaths. >> people have a tendency. that is where it begins. sometimes some people -- >> any sort of tampering with the minibar is not a problem. at the hard rock hotel and casino,

the foxes town hall stage in dubuque, iowa less than an hour democratic candidate kirsten gillibrand will make your case to the public as to why she should be in the white house and tonight's event comes with just over three weeks to go before the first democratic debate. joining us at the town hall foxx news townhall. senator jill over and as a woman who was appointed to replace hillary clinton in the u.s. senate if she wants to replace hillary clinton as the party's nominee she is a pretty steep hill to climb. >> she does indeed. good evening to you, we are here in meyer hall at the university of dubuque in several hundred people have already shown up. even though we are 54 minutes away kirsten gillibrand does have it to climb she is at one or 2% at the polls. she is struggling to get on the debate stage and that's really a game changer. i think if you are not that debate stage at the end of june you will be in real trouble, she had problems getting fracture. it's about people that she's good to be a much longer position than she is now and will be to make your peace at this point.

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one of those candidates is new york senator kirsten gillibrand. senator.afternoon. >> i'm delighted. >> senator, you are 1 of 19 who are about to take that stage. you're about to speak. but you've only got five minutes up there, so what are you going to be focussing are on in. >> i'm going to talk about my vision for the country and why we need to be brave in this moment, that we need a president who will do the right things for the right reasons and will go through fire to do what's right and i'm going to talk about my history, hoy got elected in a 2-1 republican district and how i just won back 18 trump counties. >> one of the major issues back in washington is immigration, of course, and this trade deal with mexico. we saw the president announce on friday night that he's suspending the threat of tariffs with the expectation that mexico is going to be keeping asylum seekers in that country while claims are processed and he'll also be sending natural troops to the southern bothered, that is, and in the wake of that we heard house speaker nancy please blas

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senator gillibrand, kirsten gillibrand of new york, very interesting take on the stage. from the very beginning she was jumping in. she was -- i mean, everybody had to decide whether they were going to interrupt. senator gillibrand from the beginning not only interrupted to try to get herself time, but to try to get some time for other women on the stage who she felt were being stepped on by some of the other male candidates on the stage, which was an interesting dynamic in itself. her fighting for her own air time and at least in one instance fighting for other women's air time itself was a statement. when she did get the microphone and she did get to comment on the stuff that she wanted to comment on she let loose, including with, i think what was the most eloquent moment of the night on abortion rights. >> 30 states are trying to overturn roe v. wade right now, and it is mind boggling to me that we are debating this on this stage in 2019 among democrats whether women should have access to reproductive rights. i think we have to stop playing defense, and start playing o

please welcome kirsten gillibrand. ♪ gillibrand: thank you i will.ause i spoke out about women's reproductive freedom. not very polite. you got that right. because if fox news takes issue with me demanding a fundamental human right for women, 50% of america. i must be doing something right. [applause] not alone.am i proudly count myself among the formerly well-behaved women fighting back. the women in this room. the men who love us. we are rising up and demanding our rights and voices. women are on fire in america today. we have marched, we have organized, we have run for office, and we have won because of women, we flipped the u.s. house of representatives and sent more than 100 women to congress. we elected sidney and abby, the first two women from iowa in the house of representatives. [applause] >> these are unsung heroes. there are unsung heroes all across iowa. whether it is the every day acts of resilience or the big, bold moments of resistance, women are taking a stand. now, more than ever, our rights are under attack, whether it is georgia or

kirsten gillibrand [ laughter ] >> definition of centric right there.t's up with him sort of halfway raising his hand it's like phys when the teacher is divvying up the class and wont to be on a team with your friends. he was slow to raise his hands when asked this. >> raise your hand if your plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. >> okay. vice president biden i believe you said your health care plan would not cover undocumented immigrants, at the show of hands, you didn't raise your hand, did you raise your hand. >> no, i did. >> okay, sorry, sorry. >> did you raise your hand, uh, if i had the right answer i did. what was your answer what was the question? then the issue of age came up when california congressman took a dig at biden using an old quote from biden himself. >> i was six years old when the presidential candidate came to the democratic convention and said it's time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans that candidate was then-senator joe biden he was right when he said it is time to pass the torch to younger a

>> kirsten gillibrand says don't detain anybody.n't understand the 90% of removal orders -- the only people we can guarantee are those we detain them. >> laura: they don't respect the rule of law, don't respect court orders, don't show up for their hearings by them want to cry when the agent's send them home. that's a nice deal. i wanted to take you through the audience, the exact route to the terrorists we referenced supposedly took. the men are believed to have entered through panama from their respective countries in may. three of the men crossed through to costa rica on june 9th with the other arriving on june 14th. the alert then laid out that they wanted to continue that track into mexico and possibly to our border. what makes panama the best initial landing spot for them? >> first of all, we have a really good operation in panama. they are identifying many suspected terrorists, panama is working very closely with us and we have stopped a lot of people coming in north of panama. panama is a natural checkpoint, it's a perfect p

democrat senator and 2020 president of candidate kirsten gillibrand her litmus test means she would onlyoint judges and justices who would uphold roe versus wade but then gillibrand stepped deeper into stormy waters saying the pro-life viewpoint is not acceptable and compared it to racism. >> imagine saying it is okay to appoint a judge who is racist or anti-semitic or homophobic. asking someone to appoint someone who takes away basic human rights of any group of people in america. >> reporter: she had all these efforts by donald trump and other ultra radical conservative justices to impose their faith on americans is contrary to our constitution. as you might imagine that got a lot of thumbs typing resulting in twitter comments like this. seriously? they have one lens. only there's. if they disagree the other side is racist. american people need to step up and vote the bad ones out of officer this quoting was waiting for this, their favorite word, they will not deter us from speaking up for unborn babies. it appears the abortion debate is moving even farther left as seen in this video f

the nra is firing back at 2020 hopeful kirsten gillibrand after she said this at a fox news townhall.the nra is the worst organization in this country. they care more about their profits than the american people. >> in the wake of those comments the nra publishes a letter from 2008 when congressional representative gillibrand wrote in part, quote, i always have and always will believe the correct interpretation of the second amendment is it applies to an individual's right to carry guns. i appreciate the work the nra does to protect gun owners and look forward to working with you for many years. a different take. >> politics 101, 24 after the hour the president using the power of the trump book to try to help solve the crisis at the border. our next guest explains why he is doing what needs to be done and it will all be worth it. >> more protests ready to ripped across london. we have the latest on the president's historic visit. ♪ i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said,

. >>> plus, julian castro, kirsten gillibrand, kamala harris and michael bennet. i spoke with four presidential candidates after some breakout debate performances. and later, new reporting from ken vogel on where the money went from trump's inauguration, as the president sizes up the field. >>> but first a moment that quickly crossed into the surreal. president trump became the first sitting u.s. president to ever step foot in north korea. after sending invitation by tweet, he shook hands with kim jong-un at the dmz and then walked those few steps across the border. >> it's just a step. it might be an important step and it might not, but what we're doing today is a step and probably a step in the right direction. there's a good feeling, so it could be very good. >> of course, he didn't miss an opportunity to take a few jabs at president obama. >> president obama wanted to meet and chairman kim would not meet him. the obama administration was begging for a meeting. they were begging for meetings constantly and chairman kim would not meet with him. and for some reas

kirsten gillibrand has shown she can win the northern districts in the state. democratic side is, do you think they need aoc's approval? i can't believe i'm asking that question. >> it will depend who the candidate is, how progressive the candidate is and whether they feel like they will be concerned by a socialist label. lauren: emily larsen, thank you. >> thank you. cheryl: today in france, team usa kicking off their quest for women's world cup glory when they take the field against therthailand. lauren: carley shimkus is there, catching up with fans ahead of the game. good to see you. are you having fun? >> reporter: good morning, lauren. good morning, cheryl. it's a chilly day here in france. check out this beautiful cathedral behind me. thithe day has finally arrived, team usa set to take on thailand in a few hours. who is going to win this game? he'll well, team usa is ranked number one, thailand is 34th. so the odds are in team usa's favor. the fans here have been absolutely incredible. yesterday fans waited outside for over an hour, just to catch a glim

she couldn't defend herself. >> and kirsten gillibrand still can't get the 65,000 -- >> melissa: evenh a dollar. >> we're "outnumbered." stay with us. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice! but uh, what's up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he sees another bird that looks exactly like him. ya... he'll figure it out. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> melissa: thanks to chris bedford. have you got a final thought for us? you have a cool event coming up, right? >> chris: absolutely come of the 70 of d-day, "saving private ryan" in theaters across the country. we are going to that. >> did they save him? [laughter] >> melissa: we are back here in eastern tomorrow. now here's harris. >> harris: fox news alert, pump and protest as president trump visits england and meets with the queen. i'm harris faulkner, you're watching to be 26 now. president trump is in europe for a weeklon

. ♪ >> shannon: the senator and democratic presidential candidate kirsten gillibrand comparing pro-lifesm. together tonight, trace gallagher, good evening to my trays. >> good evening shannon for the test is something acceptable or not for democratic senator and 2020 presidential candidate kirsten gillibrand and litmus test would only appoint justice injustices to uphold roe vs. wade but then philip ran step deeper into stormy water saying the viewpoint is not acceptable pro-life, and they compared it to racism. watch. >> imagine saying that it is okay to a point a judge who is racist for anti-semitic's' or homophobic. telling and asking someone to point someone who takes away basic human rights of any group of people in america. >> trace: she added "all the efforts by president trump and erratic justice to impose faith on americans is contrary to our constitution." as you might imagine, that got a lot of thumbs typing resulting in twitter comments like this "seriously? they have one ledge only there is. if they disagree than the other side is racist." the american people need to step u

i was delighted. >> lower in the polls kirsten gillibrand is assailing the nra and she searches for at could guarantee her spot in the debate stage this month. >> the nra is lying to the american people. it is not about the second amendment. it is about gun sales. >> what a change from 2008 when the nra got a letter from gillibrand who said i want to be very clear, i will always believe that the correct interpretation of the second amendment is not at a blessed and individual's right to carry a gun and does not apply generally to the national guard or group of individuals in a state. she also defended her decision the other day to try to force al franken out amid accusations of inappropriate behavior, but the mayor pete buddha jazz says that if he had the opportunity he would have waited for franken to receive due process. >> it's on a bad thing that we hold ourselves to a higher standard. >> they were right to do that. >> i would not have applied that pressure at the time before we knew more. >> another contender michael bennet just announced he has earned enough unique donations to

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i think dana is right, kirsten gillibrand is viewed by many democrats as having tried to raise her ownng franken of the bus real early before we knew the facts of the situation. let me finish up. i think elizabeth warren is raising her numbers, sanders by going to the left and saying that biden is the establishment and of course what you could with biotin is that he is going to trial. we see separate lanes for all these candidates. buttigieg at the moment, the small town mayor guy, the gay guy, but i think it hasn't raised his profile. he is locked into that town hall meeting strategy. >> emiyl: would you say this is a missed opportunity as a afghan war vet that he could have harnessed those on the right in a different way and obviously he is now shot himself in the flood with those i.c.e. comments? could he have been the one? >> he is guilty of listening to the media. about al franken, he mocked and molested a woman while she was sleeping. the picture exists. he mocked molesting her and he shoved his tongue down two of men's throats, two women who i know. there was a reason why he lef

i'm going to throw it to you for your interview with senator gillibrand. >> i'm sitting with kirsten gillibrandessed the democratic convention. senator gillibrand, thank you for stopping by and talking. you were very strong on how you wanted to deal with various issues from the criminal justice system to climate change on cross the board. how do you deal with the president's announcement about he's sending out i.c.e. and he's going after a lot of the illegal immigrants, as he would say, in this country? how do you react to this announcement and what do you think ought to be done? >> it's just one of the many instances of president trump's failure to lead. he is literally tearing apart families still at the border. seven children have died in his custody. the fact that 50 dikids don't he a way yet to reunite with their parents is outrageous. and the story that broke today about hundreds of children in a facility that doesn't have proper food, doesn't have water, doesn't have proper cleaning. they can't take baths, they can't bathe, dirty clothes, sick children. it's inhumane and it's unacceptabl

tonight the start of the town hall with senator kirsten gillibrand on fox news channel. we came to the masterpiece on the mississippi as is called here to get a sense of where the democratically stands here in iowa site of the first of the nation caucuses in just nine months. but president trump continues to dominate the news this week with a surprise plan to use tariffs, the pressure of mexico to stop the flood of migrants to the u.s. border. in a moment we will speak with white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. but first kevin cork is live in london ahead of the president state visit to the uk tomorrow. >> the president's latest visit here to the uk comes at a time of political change as you know the british prime minister was to be stepping down from her post. it also comes the growing political headwinds back home. there are now republicans that are patting the presidents turf it. >> mr. trump made headlines in the uk by joining his support for boris johnson saying he'd make an excellent prime minister. the president also suggested that the uk make a heartbreak wit

last night we saw senator kirsten gillibrand here celebrating with folks for the gay pride festival. we expect it to be a very vibrant celebration today and i actually stopped a few voters this morning to ask them, what are you looking for? what do you want to hear from all the candidates that are here? one woman said she wants to hear them talk about jobs. another woman said she wants to hear about the rights of the lgbtq, be a priority for these candidates. and one man said, this is his quote, he says i want to know who has the claws to go up against president trump and who can beat him in 2020. so i suspect many of the candidates will be making those things a priority in their talks to voters here. we expect eight of them to be at the pride fest today. they'll get ten minutes to talk to voters here then tomorrow will be the hall of fame dinner. you'll have 19 of the 23 democrats there, also trying to make their pitch and show the strength of their campaign for what will be the largest gathering thus far in this cycle. and remember the timing of this. this is just a few weeks befor

it's kirsten gillibrand. back then she was happy to follow the democratic crowd. klan funeral. but now she is dennounceing biden for doing the same thing she did. >> i don't think you should brag on working on a bipartisan basis with segregationists. >> tucker: c'mon now. let's be serious. be honest about what is happening. nobody, not even someone as dim as kirsten gillibrand -- that is saying a lot -- actually thinks joe biden is a racist. or nostalgic for segregation. c'mon! of course he's not. whatever his many faults. this isn't about biden's feeling on race at all but about the modern democratic party. they are the party of wokeness. just as 80 years ago they are still judging people's worth by the skin color. now they are also judging based on sex and age and immigration status and sexual orientation, too. on every one of the categories joe biden is on the wrong side. his policy positions are irrelevant. nobody cares. the party's ideological leaders literally can't stand the sight of him. he can't be the party's nominee for president. i'm sorry. he is an ol

kirsten gillibrand is staking out new territory in the immigration debate.ducing a bill yesterday aimed at blocking a rule from housing and urban development that would restrict households with at least one undocumented family member from getting federal subsidies. this marks a reversal for her, supporting tougher restrictions on undocumented immigrants during her earlier political career appeared she said it's not a slip up your it is just growth. here she is back in april. >> i was from upstate new york, prioritized on my district. when i became senator of the entire state, i realized some of my views did need to change. i think it is really important that you are able to admit when you're wrong and that you're able to grow and learn and listen and be better and be stronger. >> i mean, come on, is she an opportunist? >> leslie: i think anybody running for president is an opportunist. >> lisa: then when she ran for senate, particularly now -- c4 i think her explanation is -- >> melissa: the second issue. herford stomach her third or fourth time, she is conv

kear kirsten gillibrand and hing en looper. >>> peter king is joining me now. thanks for joining me. appreciate it. >>> thank you, kristen. let me get your reaction. the first two nights have been set. we know what the debate stages will look like. what are you going to be watching for during the first two night of democratic primary debates? >> well, i hate to agree with my friend steve kornacki. i would say the first night, this gives elizabeth warren, maybe she'd rather be on the stage with the frontrunners. this gives her a chance to stand out. the second night, it's whether or not joe biden can stand up against heavy hitters there. if he can do that. i would think somebody like buttigieg, they might see it a chance to bring joe biden down. if you're the front-runner and against three other people who are known to people in politics but not necessarily to the general public and they hold their own with you, that could hurt joe biden. again, it's going to be interesting. it really is. >> you see joe biden as a real threat to president trump, congressman? >>

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joe biden, vermont senator bernie sanders, california senator kamala harris, new york senator kirsten gillibrandalifornia congressman eric swalwell. we'll be bringing you all the key moments from miami and talk to many of the candidates. right now our team of political reporters, analysts and former participants in the process were all watching it unfold here. deep breath here. david axelrod, nia-malika henderson, gloria borger, david chalian, jess mcintosh. also with us, van jones, host of cnn's van jones show, and former special adviser to president obama. finally, cnn political commentator terry mcauliffe. i'm chris cuomo. thanks for being with us. david axelrod, i want to play some sound and talk about a little later on that confrontation. just some quick thoughts from you. >> yeah, i think this was a good night for two new generation candidates, mayor buttigieg of south bend and particularly for kamala harris, the senator from california. i think they took full advantage of the platform tonight. i think it was a tougher night for the most seasoned candidates on the platform. >> why do you t

kirsten gillibrand was lifting weights. elizabeth warren grabbing a beer. speaking, this has been done before but this one section of time was chasing bet beto. >> jesse: up next, joe biden conveniently forgets some of the time in the white house when he was obama's vp. watch. >> you know what i was most proud of? for eight years, there wasn't one single hint of a scandal. >> jesse: will the media fact-check it? i doubt it. >> tom: i doubt it. fast and furious, irs, benghazi, spying on trump. did they include spying on trum trump? that's at the top of my list. there's others. >> jesse: the bergdahl trade. >> dana: remember, eric holder -- what did he call himself? the wing man. all the democrats say this. michelle obama has said it on the campaign trail. also during her book tour. president obama has said it in speeches. they are going to keep saying it. even if the media does fact-check them, i guarantee they're going to keep saying it. >> katie: it's pretty disgraceful. >> jesse: who does it remind you of, juan? >> juan: it's the truth but the bigger trut

look at more of the big moments and a look ahead to tonight's debate with joe biden, senator kirsten gillibrandnde pet buttigieg. >> we are aring from a park police officer who shot and killed a man on the gw prkway in 2017. >> a new court filingthe aurora for officer lucas vineyard said he opened fire in self-defense. 25-year-old bijan ghaisar was shot to death. neyard is named in a civil suit as one of the firing officers. in response to the lawsuit, vinerd said ghaiser the results of, quote, his own intentional and legal and/or otherwise wngful conduct. lawyers for the officer say they expect the justice department to decide soon whether the officers will face charges for civil rights violations. >>> hre is a look at other top stories we are following for you this morning. >>> a woman is recoveringbeafte ing hit by a car wile riding a scooter. thisne happeon woodmont avenue in bethesda. the woman was rushed to the hospital and police say she is lucky to be live. >>> president trump head be toj an to take part in the g-20 summit. one area of focus will be the issue with trade with china. the