border infrastructure, alexandria ocasio-cortez spending a lot of time in a twitter fight with liz cheneythat was settled seven decades ago we have that fight coming up, plus bernie sanders breaking news, his team now denying what joe biden's team is saying that they're out to destroy joe biden we're going to explain that one, next, coming up. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ our grandparents checked zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed. but ocuvite has vital nutrients... ...to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today. >> liz: to alexandria ocasio-cortez, here is another big mistake she recently made. here it is. >> they have to amend the constituti

your reaction. >> well, liz cheney is absolutely right.the policies that they're putting forward are so far to the left, mean, they're socialist policies that are unaffordable. america cannot afford the green new deal. we don't want to destroy the airline industry and the fossil fuel industry. we like our hamburgers, our hot dogs, our cows, we don't want to see them go away. and proposing medicare for all which is estimated to cost $33 trillion, you know, it will bankrupt america, these types of preposterous, socialist, big government takeover policies. i think democrats, if they want any chance of making president trump a one-term president, they need to move back to the middle and need to embrace moderate policy positions and stop attacking capitalism. capitalism has lifted more people out of poverty than any other government system, economic system in the world. and you know, liz, you know, bernie sanders is a bone with find millionaire -- bone filed millionaire. so i think voters see the double speak here, and it's going to hurt them i

are you going to ask liz cheney to produce her returns? what would you say if the republicans, when they were in charge -- what would you say -- >> mr. stoplightman, here it is, because president trump has refused to divest his businesses and refused to release his tax returns that does indeed make him more vulnerable to deeper scrutiny, does it not? >> okay. but there's no obligation for him to produce it. >> he didn't do it. >> that's my point and the supreme court's going to review it if he ends up fighting this. if trump fights this, it'll go to the district court, the supreme court court will review it and you have to have a legitimate purpose not just a fishing expedition and that is what you guys are doing. >> your threats are not going to stop us inquiring. >> i'm not threatening anyone. >> that's our responsibility. read article 1. we're located -- >> what basis do you have -- >> gentlemen, i'm so sorry. we've run out of time. this has been a lively discussion. i appreciate both of your thoughts. congressman and andrew, we appreci

i remember liz cheney, won her children were younger, one of them texted asking what's for dinner.o come and act me -- ask me. >> greg: and she sent them to get mel. >> juan: you can't tax from gitmo. >> dana: i like an emoji. i think it works very well. sometimes i will ask, can you bring me a cup of tea if i'm upstairs and i don't want to yell. >> emily: you need a bell. >> juan: my goodness. >> emily: it depends, if you are texting to say hey, babe, coffee is ready. >> greg: babe? >> juan: i have done this with my children. they are not allowed to speak. if you're sitting at the table. they are loud and they get annoying. if you're at the table and they are in a timeout but you want them to pass you something, i would text them "pass the butter." at the table. they can't speak. >> greg: beautiful. >> jesse: if they are in timeout. i want them to listen. >> juan: i'm confused. >> emily: "one more thing" is up next. every day, newday helps veterans buy a home with no down payment and not one dollar out of pocket for closing costs. no down payment, no closing costs. why rent when y

meanwhile, republican congress -- conference chairwoman, liz cheney, says the democratic party has embracedparties progressive freshmen attract a lot of publicity. >> do you see and embrace of socialism, you see an abrasive policies that was fundamentally steel power from the american people and give it to the government. they would essentially make us slaves to socialism. those voices right now are driving the agenda of the democratic party. >> harris: earlier, on "america's newsroom," democratic national committee chair tom perez pushed back on that criticism. >> in 2020, the distraction of the trump campaign is going to be socialism. when social security, the minimum wage, when medicare and medicaid were debated, with the affordable care act in the children's health insurance program were debated, republicans in the house and senate dating back to the 1930s called those proposals "socialism." i call medicare and social security the pillar of what makes capitalism work. >> harris: wow. i think i've hallucinated. [laughter] you said five people. no, no, no. everybody has got that word drip

terrorists convicted of murdering american citizens vote from prison, and this from congresswoman liz cheney and bernie sanders launch their absentee ballots for an al qaeda program. maybe a bit of a stretch and harsh at the end but when you say i would let the boston bomber or a racht or a murder vote while in prison you ask for that. >> exactly. even though senator sanders remains at the top of the polls right now. that if he's the nominee that these are the kinds of positions that the democratic party will have to embrace. you saw the splits. not everyone in the town halls last night got on board with what senator sanders was espousing in terms of voting for people in prison, but in terms of another republican criticizing, senator lindsey graham. he hails from south carolina. he tweeted just before the show saying i would love to see how that plays if dylann roof, referring to the charlotte shooter, how senator sanders would allow him to vote. >> it's a different conversation for nonviolent offenders, but a conversation for sleviolent offenders and are back in society, that's a different

liz cheney was so dedicated and the loyalty, it was an honor for me to do it. steve got wounded. this was a kind of wound. we took care of them. and she was so happy and her father was so happy. thank you very much. where is liz? thank you, liz. i mean that too. we like loyal people. in our cc chair, great job. i watch them speaking from the back, this guy is like central casting. you couldn't pick a better guy in hollywood, there is no actor that could do it better. thank you for the great job. special thanks to the chair of this evening's dinner, go to the caterpillar place where they make those beautiful depends. do they make the be 12 yet? they make that in a different location. i want to go there and see what the 12 looks like but we are going, we are going to caterpillar, we will be there soon. that is a great company and darren lahood does a fantastic job. they love him. thank you. i will be there. finally to all of the wonderful supporters here tonight. and defending our great nation. it is never more important, we are all together putting america first

biggs, representative david schweikert, representative scott tipton of colorado, and representative liz cheney of wyoming. hearing no objection, that too is ordered. >> i would ask unanimous consent that mr. gosar of arizona be allowed to sit with the subcommittee and participate. >> without objection. of course. i would also ask unanimous consent that congresswoman napolitano the former chair of the subcommittee be allowed an opening statements. without objection that will be done. i will not recognize myself for 5 minutes. i want to thank everyone for joining us today. it is a very important hearing to examine the colorado river river drought contingency plan. the colorado river basin has been in drought for 19 years and counting. it spans the states of arizona, california, colorado, new mexico, nevada, utah and wyoming. representatives from all seven states are here with us today to tell the committee about the severity of the drought. any action that has spurred them to come together. lake meade is one of the colorado river two main reservoirs and has hovered around a level that would trig