lieberman had a good point.t people to go far left like here. >> neil: it is a little rich for republicans to moan deficit spineding or not paying for something. >> it's a time that we need to step forward and hold republicans and democrats accountable. >> neil: good with that. steph, it's very clear to me that the one thing you'd say about the congresswoman, republicans risk losing sight of this, she's got a very passionate following, a very popular heartfelt representative of her cause. i think when they get into the issue of 70% tax rate, they lose sites of the fact that she's could be a very big broad disengaging young people and others that feel that both parties have failed them. in other words a young bernie sanders what do you make of that? >> that is something that can be said for alexandria ocasio-cortez. she has created this huge following. around 2.2 million twitter followers. she has made headlines. a freshman congresswoman and already these grass roots efforts to try to give her a spot on a committ

new party, who dis, she says about joe lieberman. good to see you guys. who is joe lieberman? me what to do? >> it is hysterical. i think it is hysterical, i do not agree with a lot of her policy proposals or some of the things that she is doing inside the caucus, but you have to give her credit, she is good on social media. and she may not be the future of the democratic party, i think the moderates who won the house back for democrats would strongly disagree and say that she is not the future, but to be honest, joe lieberman is the past of the democratic party. he is very conservative on many issues today. he was a failed vice presidential candidate. and honestly, i think when people like joe lieberman go after her, it makes her more likable to people like me. >> martha: i'm sure, there is no doubt. but joe lieberman represents the kind of people who used to try to look for the middle and put them together on these things. and she is talking about a new idea that will definitely have a lot of pole with a certain amount of people, but the question is what is the impact on the

that is what he said to joe lieberman joe lieberman that dinosaur from the past of the democratic party you know he used to represent connecticut for the entirety of my life living in connecticut and he's saying the future of the democratic party is not a c. alexandria cortez she responded on twitter who did this i thought that was a good way this was your stance social media she is native to social media joe lieberman is native to the. you know kind of story. and i want to also point out we had a very excellent episode a gonzo gonzo episode two airing just on sunday night you can go over to our tease you to page and watch it we had a great interview with constantine in monterey california born in the soviet union and he has some really interesting things to say about this whole dynamic of the political. infrastructure here in america the political space this sort of tribalism and this comparing some groups of the mensheviks and some to the bolsheviks which which quite interesting so you should go check that out gonzo episode people love this gonzo series that we've got on our team now

i would agree with joe lieberman.ot of attention paid to ocasio-cortez for good reason. she is young, dynamic, active on social media but i would remind, last term's midterm elections there are a lot of young dynamic new members of the democratic party in the middle, who want to work with party lines, want to work with people on the republican side, on the democratic side but i do agree, either party has to have a big tent if you want to have longevity and appeal to the american people. connell: you are right, there are some centrist democrats won in some states, pennsylvania, ohio, iowa. >> quite a few. connell: places like that, that i can think of, but gianno, this congresswoman, alexandria ocasio-cortez is easily written off by some, saying she just got elected, why are people paying so much attention to her? she generates that a lot on social media. she does have a following on the left. >> she has a following, about 2.3 million followers on twitter. she is largely inaccurate and inept honestly. when we think abo

lieberman, i want to advise everyone that we are live on c- span. i want to thank our cops director whose present today for his support and leadership and for always being a partner to the conference of mayors and the cities we serve. so, mr. lieberman? >> thank you mayor. good morning. we still have a few moments. it's an incredibly important time for the panel. it's an incredibly polarized time in our country, there are many communities in our cities that are feeling isolated, vulnerable, alone, and there's much we can do to buck them up. , the u.s. conference has been a leader on this issue for 30 years i want to give a shout out to laura waxman whose done great work and they've been a great partner in supporting improve data collection, training programs, legislation like the matthew shepard prevention act for hate crimes that passed almost 10 years ago. i have five minutes and i want to make three points. first, data drives policy. you cannot address what you cannot measure. the anti- defamation league has been doing an audit of anti-semitic in

that is what he said to joe lieberman joe lieberman that dinosaur from the past of the democratic party you know he used to represent connecticut for the entirety of my life living in connecticut and he's saying the future of the democratic party is not a c. alexandria cortez she responded on twitter who did this i thought that was a good way to what you understand social media she's native to social media joe lieberman is native to the. you know dinosaurs yes and i want to also point out we had a very excellent episode a gonzo gonzo episode two airing just on sunday night you can go over to our tease you to page and watch it we had a great interview with constantine gird given monterey california born in the soviet union and he has some really interesting things to say about this whole dynamic of the political infrastructure here in america the political space this sort of tribalism and this comparing some groups of the mansion breaks and some to the bolsheviks which was quite interesting so you should go check that out gonzo episode people love this gonzo series that we've got on our

joe lieberman continuing to criticize freshman congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez after saying sherty, who is this? lieberman doubled down, saying this. >> back to a big spending, big taxing democratic party and the democratic party is not going to succeed that way. >> gerri: it's noted leave liebn was sworn in in the senate in 1989, the same year ocasio-cortez was born. an injunction in 13 states the and washington, d.c. is a lawsuit against the rule change moves forward. air traffic controllers in canada helping out their counterparts in the united states during a partial government shutdown. employees at the control center in edmonton decided hey, why don't we buy some pizza pies for controllers in anchorage, alaska, as a show of support. we talked about it before, now you're going to see it. the egg, the most liked picture on instagram, boasting more than 25 million likes. i have no idea. kiley jenner's photo of her newborn baby, stormy, previously held the top spot with 18 million likes. kiley got her revenge. she cracked an egg on a hot sidewalk as a form of protest. and that

joe lieberman, i want to point out is not a democrat. he left the party., not a democrat. cortez is a democrat. that's very important to a lot of sort of center left folks like myself. she is in the party. >> thank you very much, joan. >> thank you. >>> next, beto o'rourke getting the oprah treatment. some say he is sharing too much. >>> a 13-year-old girl, her parents were murdered and she is alive. we have details about the daring escape and her kidnap. things h. and sometimes you can find yourself heading in a new direction. but at fidelity, we help you prepare for the unexpected with retirement planning and advice for what you need today and tomorrow. because when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. so even when she grows up, she'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only with expedia. unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults wi

william barr confirmation hearing happening this week, former democratic vice president nominee joe lieberman also here on his declaration that congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is not the future of the democratic party her response to that coming up all that and more right now as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. president trump last night saying he has no idea if he can reach an agreement with democrat s to end the partial government shutdown. the president also doubling down on his threat to declare a national emergency to fund the border wall. we'll get into all of that in a moment but we begin this morning with breaking news on the foreign policy front. the wall street journal is reporting that last september, national security advisor john bolton asked the pentagon to provide military options on striking iran. joining me now is republican senator from tennessee marsha blackburn serves on the armed services and commerce committees and is one of the first women to serve on the senate judiciary committee. senator good to have you on the program this morning thanks so much for b

who is the modern joe lieberman? there isn't one.would be met with a firing squared in the modern democratic party. neil: something to be said of that which is why when i talk to a lot of people i hear joe biden's name come up, he is considered anathema to the rabble-rouserring crowd, wants to see someone younger, far more left-driven. the question, congresswoman cortez out of whack with the party, whose chiefs in budget chair, hiking corporate taxes bringing them up from 21% to 28% so it is definitely in the water. >> it is in the water and i'm glad you brought up the ballooning deficit because it is a problem. economists make, say this makes sound economic policy i've been on your show to say personally i'm opposed to a tax on the wealthy, people making $10 million or more but people like alexandria ocasio-cortez, she made it very clear that she is there, and they are in the room with her and she is claiming her power. i don't fault her for that. you know, she's owning the media right now. neil: you're absolutely right. you're abso

senator warren asked if it is legal for lieberman to lobby for the firm. trump is considering banning american companies from using zte equipment for security reasons. coming up, ai was the buzzword of 2018. later in the program, netflix having a fine time on wall street, but it has a cash burn problem. that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." it has been a rough week for apple following news it cut its revenue outlook for the first time in two decades. apple stocks plunging the most in almost six years as the company cited struggling iphone sales in china. investors are concerned the company flagship product may be losing its luster more broadly. here to discuss, the ceo and cofounder of an ai starter, also an advisor at venture capital firm general catalyst. when it comes to apple, is it all bad news? >> i certainly don't think so. it's kind of mixed. apple is one of the most iconic and globally integrated companies in the world, so it will be particularly susceptible to disruption and politics. emily: what's the g

. >> mister lieberman. mister lieberman, not guilty. >> i voted for acquittal.o evidence, however immoral his behavior was that bill clinton was unable to continue to effectively carry out his responsibilities as president of the united states. >> what the founders were thinking about was he committed treason, bribery. >> mister carey of nebraska. mister carey of nebraska, not guilty. >> i didn't think like about sex and trying to keep people from finding out about rose to that level. >> to remove the chief executive officer of the country, other than a vote to go to war. >> an understanding of how historic this was. >> 12:3:09 pm in a robe decorated with gold stripes to decorate the historical significance of the proceedings, justice rehnquist read the final results. >> 2 thirds of senators present having not found him guilty of charges. >> 10 republicans all senate democrats voted not guilty on charge of perjury. on the charge of obstruction of justice the senate was bitterly divided and voted down the middle. 50 guilty, 50 not guilty. >> it is ordered that wi

lieberman. i hope that you will check out hose resources on the app. i am certainly looking forward to seeing that report. mayor bill, you and your city have been through quite a bit ver the last year. please share your response and how you all are working through this. mayor peduto: thanks, mayor. i can remember exactly where i was when i first heard it. i was with a sergeant, my chief of staff was in the back seat. we were going up the hill to mercy hospital to check on a couple of the officers who had been injured, and on the radio they said it. it was described as the deadliest act of anti-semitism in american history, asterisk, pittsburgh. you never think about that, when you're a mayor, you're thinking about your city, your city will go down in history for this. and it would never happen at tree of life. because tree of life is literally mr. rogers' neighborhood where fred rogers lived two blocks away. stargell willie lived. the most diverse neighborhood in all of western pennsylvania. people choose to live in squirrel hill because they want to l

it isr warren asked if legal for lieberman to lobby for the firm.sident trump is considering banning american companies from using zte equipment for security reasons. was the buzzword of 2018. program, netflix having a fine time on wall street, but it has a cash burn problem. that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. amazon prime video so when you say words like... show me best of prime video into this... you'll see awesome stuff like this. discover prime originals like the emmy-winning the marvelous mrs. maisel... tom clancy's jack ryan... and the man in the high castle. all in the same place as your live tv. its all included with your amazon prime membership. that's how xfinity makes tv... simple. easy. awesome. emily: this is "bloomberg technology." it has been a rough week for ap

what joe lieberman is saying she is not the future of the party. taxes are not the future of the party. he might quibble with the 70% figure, she has hadley, i talked to the budget committee chief taking over in the house, congressman yarmuth, wants to raise corporate taxes bring them up to 2%, is open to a tax on wealthy, maybe not 70%. but you are definitely hearing talk of raising revenue from the democratic party? >> there is no doubt that is the direction they want to go. look at the resistance they put forward when it came to the tax cuts and jobs act at end of 2017. they were clearly not in favor of reducing taxes, wanting to increase taxes particularly on high earners. as the congressman said, maybe not necessarily to raise revenue. but certainly to send a political message that they believe in, charging the rich their quote, unquote, fair share. that is talking point on the left. i will disagree with joe lieberman here, that i do believe congresswoman ocasio-cortez in a lot of ways represents the future of democratic party when it comes to

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lieberman. >> not guilty. >> mr. lieberman, not guilty. >> i voted for acquittal.idence, notwithstanding how unacceptable, immoral his behavior was, that bill clinton was unable to continue to effectively carry out his responsibilities as president of the united states. >> what the founders were thinking about, because it was fresh on their minds -- benedict arnold. he committed treason, bribery. >> mr. kerrey of nebraska. >> not guilty. >> mr. kerrey of nebraska, not guilty. >> i didn't think lying about sex and trying to prevent everybody from finding out about it rose to that level. i just didn't. >> we were voting to remove the chief executive officer of the country. other than a vote to go to war, it doesn't get much more serious than that. >> you had an understanding of how historic this was. >> at 12:39 p.m., in a robe decorated with gold stripes to signify the historical significance of the proceedings, justice rehnquist read the final results. two thirds of the senators present not having found him guilty of the charges... >> 10 republicans and all senate

oren lieberman has the story for you. >> reporter: they called her haya when she arrived, stranded onach. it means alive. it was both a name and a hope. the 80 kilogram loggerhead turtle was bleeding from her head, the staff didn't know what kind of internal injuries she had. she was the fourth turtle of the day to wash up on the shores of israel, and the 50th in two weeks. >> i hope we will be able to treat all of them in the maximum way possible, best possible way we can. >> reporter: it is not uncommon for strong storms to strand sea turtles on the shores of the eastern mediterranean. what is uncommon is the injuries they now have. of the dozens of turtles found in the last week, more than 20 were already dead. some of those found alive have fresh chips on their shell, others are bleeding, often there is internal damage too. it is difficult to know why. >> they all suffer from soft tissue trauma coming from some kind of shock wave. it could happen from either explosives under water, if it is from military reasons or fishing, but it is not common. >> reporter: the center calls this

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department of defense lieberman trafficking is the world's fastest growing illegal industry with sex trafficking accounting for an estimated ninety nine billion a year according to equality now in fact both women and children make up roughly seventy one percent of trafficking victims recently sean stone sat down with the author with author and executive director of alliance to rescue victims of trafficking conchita sarnoff sean began by asking her about u.s. president donald trump's recent executive orders on the problem of human trafficking since taking office in two thousand and seventeen let's take a listen. since two thousand and seventeen there have been eight executive order signed that aim to protect victims aimed to increase funding to organizations to federal agencies to law enforcement officials that protect victims that identify traffickers and that prosecute human traffickers so beside the executive orders which get very little attention and have gotten almost limited no if any press since the signing of those orders between two thousand and seventeen and today there have

we brush this the more people down there are other audience are they doing it the right away joe lieberman's of ever gets more popular it's done very well years ago land grabs and that is not addressed properly. that's an issue is no there's going to cause instability you know if it simply lead to it became violent went to became political it became violent when the the allies is to decided to make it issue and yes of course there was a blink but immediately the allies you know with the group were going to decided to do it their way and also it is the case that the allies used to some semblance under the norm i think that we're not showing a lot on the disaster politic i want to bring derek in because he's shaking his head but we can try and look to the to the present because you know we can read history any way we want but is the government now through its land order it a policy is it fixing some of the shortcomings of the whole land reform process they're saying we're going to take off the land from incompetent farmers or go cronies who haven't really worked the land they're going to look

democratic vice president of candidate joe lieberman says ocasio-cortez does not represent most democrats. >> if you look at the majority of new democrats in the house they tend to be centerleft, and not -- >> and gives democrats the oval office. >> the democratic candidate has any hope of winning for president in 2020? because seen on centerleft. >> reporter: others disagree. >> enforced orthodoxy has not worked well, we haven't seen a wide-open debate. >> caller: she responded with a tweet of her own asking about this. shannon: she may be younger than a millennial, an interesting conversation. a republican leader being asked to punish iowa republican congressman steve king for controversial statements. king questioned how terms like white nationalist and white supremacist became offensive in an interview with the new york times. the congressman is calling what he did a freshman mistake. >> i want to make one thing abundantly clear. i reject those labels and evil ideology they define. further, i condemn anyone that supports this evil and bigoted ideology. shannon: republican leaders call

it all started with gore-lieberman. they lost the recount and they sued.s fans were democrats. they don't want the game to go the way they thought it was going to go there going to sue. this is the way people -- >> dana: i thought you were a fan. >> jesse: i like the good old days. the ref blew a call and you thought they were fixing the game for the mob. the good old days. not everybody sues. >> jedediah: this is power, the commissioner. he has the power to do this. he can say redo the game. >> dana: since we are breaking norms, left and right, no state of the union. play this game on tuesday. >> greg: it's a great idea. >> dana: we could be here redo color commentary. >> greg: this is the best idea i think i've ever had. [laughs] >> jedediah: it sets a pattern. this has been brought to court before. it's not the first time it's happened. you have them coming out and saying -- what was the ruling? i was looking for the ruling. we are not obligated to please you. in other words, just because you buy a ticket and use it at a game, they are saying you are ob

. >> senator joseph lieberman of connecticut became the latest member of the president's own party toand deception. >> such behavior is not just inappropriate, it is immoral. and it is harmful. deciding to give that speech was really one of the hardest decisions i've made in my political career. why? because bill clinton is my friend, and, um, i have tremendous respect for him, and i thought he was doing a great job as president. and yet...he had done something just so wrong. >> as the connecticut senator spoke, the office of the independent counsel buzzed with activity. in their rented office space halfway between capitol hill and the white house, last-minute edits were being made on the long-awaited "starr report." >> a lot of people didn't go home to even sleep during that time. >> the next morning, along with hundreds of supporting documents, it would be loaded into boxes and delivered to congress. at long last it was ready to go and i remember them bringing the trolleys kind of up the elevator and loading it in and going away. >> and it was then up to the political process -- our

. >> as for representative ocasio-cortez, she responded to joe lieberman's comments with a tweet of hering, "new party, who dis?" >> shannon: i'm sure that will spark some interesting conversations on the hill. republican leaders are being asked to punish steve king for controversial statements. king question how terms such as "white nationalist" and "white supreme assist" became offensive with an interview with "the new york times." the congressman is saying what he said a freshman mistake. >> i want to make one thing abundantly clear, i reject those labels and the evil ideology that they defined. further, i condemn anyone that supports this evil and bigoted ideology. >> shannon: republican leaders have repeatedly called out their house colleague and now there are growing calls to censure congressman king. democrats are making sure that their intentions to investigate president trump now that they control powerful house committees, but in generating unexpected controversy tonight, chad is here to explain what is happening on the hill. >> it is not unusual for a new majority to switch u

oren lieberman, cnn tel aviv. >> in a statement to cnn nso group said it was completely unfounded and shows no evidence that the company's technology was used to hack abdul aziz's phone. nso says its technology helps governments and law enforcement agencies fight terrorism and crime in a modern age and is fully vetted and licensed by the israeli government. the statement added this, the lawsuit appears to be based on a collection of press clippings that have been generated for the sole purpose of creating news headlines and do not reflect the reality of nso's group. in addition, product supply by nso are operated by the government customer to come they were supplied without the involvement of nso or its employees. >>> we turn now to russia, the kremlin is protesting the arrest of a russian citizen on the u.s. island of sigh pan. the man was detained last month. it happened in the pacific. the charges against him are connected to money laundering and the export of weapons parts. the kremlin says the u.s. did not properly notify russian authorities of his arrest. all this comes as russi

and for more, cnn's oren lieberman is live in jerusalem. he joins us now. what were you learning about circumstances surrounding these air strikes? and of course what is happening right now? >> reporter: rosemary, let's take this back to where this all began on sunday morning. we just got more information from the idf, the israel defense forces, which is the israeli military. this starts on sunday morning when israel launches on targets innia. that strike is called out by both the russians and the syrians. and then in a fairly rare move is ak or apparently acknowledged by prime minister benjamin netanyahu on a trip to africa. that strike according to both both the russians and theians is intercepted. it is after that, and this is sunday afternoon, when israel says iran launched a medium-range surface to surface missile from near damascus international airport toward the northern part of the israeli occupied golan heights. that in the video you just saw is intercepted by israel's iron dome aerial defense system. israel's response is to target a number of ira

lieberman. i hope that you will check out those resources on the app. i am certainly looking forward to seeing that report. mayor bill, you and your city have been through quite a bit over the last year. please share your response and how you all are working through this. >> thanks, mayor. i can remember exactly where i was when i first heard it. i was with a sergeant, my chief of staff was in the back seat. we were going up the hill to mercy hospital to check on a couple of the officers who had been injured, and on the radio hey said it. it was described as the deadliest act of anti-semitism in american history, ast risk, pittsburgh. you never think about that, when you're a mayor, you're thinking about your city, your city will go down in history for this. and it would never happen at tree of life. because tree of life is literally mr. rogers' neighborhood where fred rogers live twosmed blocks away. the most diverse neighborhood in all of western pennsylvania. people choose to live in squirrel hill because they want to live around people who are diffe

. >> morgan: that was actually senator lieberman, who i have met with several times.ational security nerds come here come at fox. we get into those things. i sort of laughed at this report of the president was shocked and dismayed. i don't think it's possible. i think this is another frivolous leak. part of the job of the national security advisor is to provide a number of options to the presen present. they were harassing and intimidating airships in the persian gulf. >> brian: the president is saying, "why are we letting this happen customer should nibble them out of the water?" and secretary mattis sit at the time, "you want to do that." and he asked why. you press that is a leader. in not providing options for the present, he would be doing his job. doesn't mean he has to hit. but when something happens, shouldn't you have plans? judging by the severity of the actions? today it makes total sense pray this is a nonstory. >> morgan: melissa, do you think these leaks happens in blue because everybody's convinced that john bolton would like to go to war with iran? qui

bush joe biebee lieberman had been te presidential nominee last time out. it was name recognition.ry who won the nomination, but dean caught fire in '03 you don't know if there is a dean out there you don't see now. >> he's not going to be pleased. >> we used that from the campaign, to be true to history there. >> let's talk about howard schultz for a moment "60 minutes," there was a profile last night there's been some talk he might be getting into the race there's been some talk if he does get into the race, he'll run as an independent. to that, he said, quote, i feel if i ran as a democrat, i would have to be disingenuous and say things i don't believe because the party has shifted so far to the left how much damage do we think an independent run by howard schultz would do to the democrats? >> that is the assumption democrats have the fear they have is schultz would drain support that would otherwise go to democrats. to put up the 2016 results hillary clinton won the popular vote you did have, you know, about 6 million votes for these third-party candidates, as well. i think it

joe lieberman is on sunday morning futures and said it was the right response.ry reasonable. the extremist fired mortars in the vicinity of our embassy in baghdad and are consulate. that is a declaration of war. it is not clear whether the proposal more consolidation in the gold gold-mining industry. they are flying at this. it's valued at about $10 billion. they have agreed to buy it for $6 million. that was announced in september. newmont shares are lower. amazon is supposed to leave some space in the iconic manhattan building. the least 10,000 feet in the chrysler building. those are your headlines. thank you so much. and the winners in the white house. viral trolling. they go marching to the nfc championship. sports is next. we are back in a minute. [music] has been one week since clemson won the national championship. they will visit president trump at the white house. good morning. fresh off of their win over the alabama crimson tide burke at the white house today. the second such visit. super bowl 53 is just three weeks from yesterday. last year's chance

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lieberman had to say, who dis she reportedly said.is note general lick and young, engaging, and tireless and she represents the diversity the millenial generation. most important of all she knows how to use social media to maximum exposure. she can tap into 20 and 30 somethings rapidly becoming largest democratic voting group in the country. no wonder, old guard democrats are anxious. let's get back to brad berman. i'm sorry about this brad blakeman. >> that's okay. stuart: we have a young reporter in washington. sorry about that. >> good guy. stuart: we tend to dismiss socialism. older people like ourselves, we dismiss ocasio-cortez. i think, that's dangerous because you know, she leads the millenials. they're a big voting group. they're not turned off by socialism. they're turned on by it. >> she is a false idol, fascination of the moment and she has to be exposed for what she is. i remember a time not too long ago if you called a democrat a socialist you were defaming them. now they get angry if you don't call them that. we have to

and you had the defense minister lieberman resign. he was against what was done in terms of a cease-fire. he was against money going to yet theom qatar, and decision that was made was made by the prime minister because he a no-win proposition. you get into a war in gaza and you will lose people, you will end up inevitably, given the density of gaza, the way that hamas has pretty much positioned itself so it has civilian hostages, you are going to have a lot of dead palestinians. and at the end of that, do you want to stay in gaza? no, but if you leave gaza, what have you left? do you have a vacuum? that israel has an address in gaza. the threat israel makes that the current hamas leadership could put itself at risk if israel comes in. if israel fulfills that, who was there? and israel does not want to say. you probably do not want to test the proposition, especially during an election period where the prime minister is going to be criticized if he does not do enough. might other hand, you probe to see what the thresholds of primein th

senator joe lieberman, who served as a member of this committee, stated when wheeler was nominated for deputy director that "mr. wheeler conducted himself in a fair and professional manner, and i hope that his nomination will receive similarly fair consideration by the senate." he said of mr. wheeler, he cares about the air we breathe, the what we drink, and the planet on which we live. he plays a central role in implementing programs focused on fulfilling the epa mission of protecting human health and the environment. we know how well qualified mr. wheeler is and the expertise that he will bring to this critically important job. i would now like to turn to the ranking member for his statement . thanks, mr. chairman. mr. wheeler, it is good to see you. ago, the president nominated you to be the administrator of the environmental protection agency. if i am not mistaken, under the federal vacancies act, you could to serve as the acting administrator and the reesident's nominee for 203 mo staffand with many epa members furloughed on the 26th day of mr. trump's shutdown, a number of democr

a woman who was a student at barnard and she was involved in the takeover with nancy lieberman. and she had a wonderful complicated story about all this. that protest had to do with building a gym. nothing to do with the vietnam war. it quickly became something about the war. the university was conflicted with the students. that was a big question for a lot of students, what is our university or college role in the war? they began to look around themselves and see oh, we're getting money from the defense department. and there's a certain kind of bombing in whatever aspect of the war was affecting their life on campus. is sort of got out of control, there's a lot of idealism and a radical movement with the student group. there was also the tension on the campus as you can see with the students that they call the jocks. they were referred to right- wing students. they were more conservative students. they didn't want this chaos and unrest. they wanted to go to class and do their homework and didn't want to rock the boat. you have this sort of irreconcilable conflict between people

lieberman at the white house. the president taking a hit on all of this in the new fox news poll.ing him for disapproval numbers. it's down a little bit. associate editor and columnist amy stoddard. i'd like to pick up on the point the president opted not to do a speech in a different venue, but to wait until the shutdown is over, which could be some time. >> i think it was a smart move. i really do. no way you can argue with some kind of an emergency. given the situation i don't think there should be any business that usual at ashley winners of our resources to people who are being paid and are really struggling. nancy pelosi should not have gone last week. i'm glad that was canceled on the president doesn't need to give what is basically a political speech in the chamber until the government to reopen. i it's only appropriate. >> mick mulvaney apparently arranging a look at how to prepare for something that could go on quite a bit longer in march and april. where did you make of that? >> i guess they have to prepare because the president continues to tell his staff around him th

and senator joe lieberman, at the time he was an independent, senator from connecticut, he really threwon and ended up killing the idea of just dropping medicare down to people aged 55 from age 65. so democrats have for a long time not been bullish on this idea of expanding medicare and expanding to more people. so if it doesn't sell very easily within the democratic caucus, how would you expect to actually pass and become law? >> well, it is completely changed now because americans understand that the market for health care is broken. these pharmaceutical companies are gouging, price gouging consumers, insurance company, people are paying way too much for their premiums and their deductibles and they can't afford health care. and so now you have president obama, interesting, right, during the campaign saying medicare for all is a great new idea. so the country has moved. 70% of americans believe that we should have a medicare for all type system. and so i think that the caucus is far behind where americans are on or dock i should say -- congress i should say. not this new caucus. and e