also, on the topic of the economy, he said milwaukee is doing so bad you said milwaukee is doing so bad. in an economy that is doing so good overall for the country, how can you get people to look at milwaukee? >> thank you for that question. that is exactly the point, there really is a checkered sort of recovery. there are places that are not recovering at all and places that are doing quite well. milwaukee has largely been known as sort of a manufacturing town, and president trump promised states like wisconsin and michigan, the "rust belt" states, indicated that they were forgotten and he was gonna help them out, and he hasn't done that. he stands up at his rallies and lies about what he has done to help industry. he was in toledo, ohio not too long ago bragging about some factory that in fact was shuttered. and i think when you really look at the so-called forgotten people, they have been the people that have been hurt the most. when you look at his $1.4 trillion tax cut, that to the benefit of large corporations and shareholders, those people are doing very well and they are making

also, on the topic of the economy, he said milwaukee is doing so bad -- you said milwaukee is doing so bad. so goodmy that is doing overall for the country -- guest: thank you for that question. that is exactly the point, there really is a checkered sort of recovery. there are places that are not recovering at all and places that are doing quite well. been knowns largely as a manufacturing town, and president trump promised things to wisconsin and michigan, the states," indicated he would help them out, and has not done that. he stands up his rallies and lies about what he has done to help industry. he was in toledo, ohio not long ago bragging about them factory that was shuttered. athink when you really look the so-called forgotten people, they have been the people that have been hurt the most. the $1.4look at trillion tax cut to the benefit of largely corporations and shareholders, those people are doing very well and they are making contributions back into the republican party because they are doing very well. 80% of the benefit of that tax and int to people -- don't know who you ar

they are going to get beaten in milwaukee. >> tucker: that sounds like a good time.od in the street. and keep in mind, that is what he is predicting will happen if bernie sanders loses. what is going to happen if bernie sanders wins? watch. >> spent millions of dollars reeducating their [bleep] people. like, we are probably going to do the same [bleep] thing here. for education for everybody, we have to teach you to not be a [bleep]. >> tucker: [laughs] reeducation. they are just confirming every suspicion to the candidate who honeymooned in the soviet union, we learned, employees campaign staff for pls in the first term. feelelre better? dana perino hosts "the daily briefing with dana perino," she joins us tonight. is that the democratic race, more amusing with every passing day. are we overstating elizabeth warren? she thinks she is going to save her campaign by calling bernie sanders a sexist, but maybe she is? >> well, i would love to know, maybe we will find out one day who actually meets that information.th there is some speculation it could i come from the bid

the president spent the evening, rally support in milwaukee.ights from what he said after the break. >> president trump: make america great again. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> tucker: wisconsin turned out to be a critical state for donald trump. you shouldn't be surprised that he's campaigning in milwaukee tonight. there are a lot of highlights from the rally. >> president trump: soleimani was responsible for murdering and wounding thousands of americans. we stopped them cold. [cheers and applause] frankly, they already started the attack on our very large embassy in baghdad. i said to our generals, we don't want to have another benghazi on my watch. or on any watch. they said, sir, we'll be there tomorrow. i said, you've got to get them over there now. [cheers and applause] thousands of soldiers. there were soldiers. they were not protesters. they were soldiers. they were surrounding our embassy in baghdad and all of a sudden, you see these beautiful, very expensive, brand-new apache helicopters roaming over. we saw those missiles launch and t

redacted tonight on our team america as well as author of the new book bullet points and punch lines in milwaukee we have jennifer to master she is a winner tourney and policy analyst and in syracuse we crossed through how we hawkins he is a candidate for the green party nomination for u.s. president all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it but we do like my analogy. this year 2016 we had an insurgent in the g.o.p. . vanquished all of them and beat got the nomination and won now we have bernie which in my opinion it was stolen from in 2016 will he prevail in 2020 because from c n n m s n b c and the democrat the d.n.c. and everybody else is against him again and small donors keep giving him money so what's in the cards for bernie this time around go ahead lee. yeah you're absolutely right i mean it is shaping up a lot like 2016 especially on the democratic side just fill in joe biden instead of hillary clinton and everything that we were horrified to see in the last election when the democratic side is shaping up exactly the same

steal it from him yet again as they did last time it's interesting jennifer let me go to you in milwaukee i mean you know i'm everybody knows who watches this program i'm a conservative here but i'm really interested in process here and i look at the democratic party and every single barrier they put up against bernie and not that i'm rooting for bernie i'm more i'm rooting for fairness fairness that's all because i think it would be a very interesting showdown between these 2 guys sanderson trump here why is he so appealing in my writing my introduction is that there's a rejection of the establishment go ahead absolutely you're right and that's one of the biggest the biggest downfalls i think that the democratic establishment has seen in the establishment in general i mean republican and democrat that's what helped trump win that's what's giving bernie so much support now and even if you want to say that bernie is the end to this isn't trump in many ways he's not they're very similar in the fact that they're trying to go up against the establishment they speak out against the establishme

ok let's go back to jennifer in milwaukee one thing that in trump's favor this time around is that you know he's he's indifferent to identity politics and most of his backers feel the same way i have to say i feel the same way as well here but it's not playing out the same way in the democrat democratic party when elizabeth warren did that despicable thing in conjunction with c.n.n. trying to accuse bernie is being a massage and it's a sexist and all the usual litany of things that you hear that don't add to the conversation. always identity politics in your opinion looking at centers how are they going to keep are they going to keep throwing barriers in front of him digging up video from the 1970 s. and stuff like that i mean it gets really tiresome doesn't it would you rather talk about policy but they don't because they have nothing to talk about go ahead jennifer absolutely and i of 100 percent agree with you that's been the main problem with the democrats and i think there are a lot of people that's why this walkaway movement has come so big because of the d.n.c. because of the de

back to you. >> bret: mike tobin live in milwaukee. thanks.me, wisconsin appeals court has put on hold in order to immediate remove up to 209,000 names from the voter registration rules. it is considered a political win for democrats, who had fought that move. we will follow that. if you use windows on your computer, and most of us do, we have important news. microsoft is issuing a patch to fix a flaw it found out about thanks to the national security agency. the nsa notified the company, some computers will get the update automatically if they have the option turned on. microsoft says it has not seen any evidence yet hackers have used the technique discovered by the nsa. the justice department is pressuring apple to help it unlock the cell phones of the gunman who killed three people at a florida naval base last month. the attorney general saying so far apple has not come through. apple disagrees. here's correspondent david's bond. >> apple has not given any substantive assistance. >> attorney general bill barr calling out the tech giant for

also, on the topic of the economy, he said milwaukee is doing so bad -- you said milwaukee is doing soso goodmy that is doing overall for the country -- guest: thank you for that question. that is exactly the point, there really is a checkered sort of recovery. there are places that are not recovering at all and places that are doing quite well. been knowns largely as a manufacturing town, and president trump promised things to wisconsin and michigan, the states," indicated he would help them out, and has not done that. he stands up his rallies and lies about what he has done to help industry. he was in toledo, ohio not long ago bragging about them factory that was shuttered. athink when you really look the so-called forgotten people, they have been the people that have been hurt the most. the $1.4look at trillion tax cut to the benefit of largely corporations and shareholders, those people are doing very well and they are making contributions back into the republican party because they are doing very well. 80% of the benefit of that tax and int to people -- don't know who you are, but

. >> the president holding a campaign rally in milwaukee is democrats debate in a final countdown to the iowa caucuses. the president says his maximum pressure campaign is working in the middle east, others say his policies are dragging us to the brink of war with iran. getting the us mca to a phase i agreement with china, democrats making the case about climate change. not to mention much-anticipated showdown between the president, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. team coverage tonight, bret baer with the start moments from the debate, kristin fisher has major moments from the president's and aga rally but for start with highlights from the debate. >> reporter: lots of foreign-policy discussion on stage and tonight bernie sanders said joe biden is not qualified to deal with whatever comes next with regard to iran because of the past vote he took in favor of the war in iraq. >> joe and i listen to what dick cheney and george bush and rumsfeld had to say. i thought they were lying. i didn't believe them for a moment. i took to the floor, i did everything i could to prevent that wa

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the dnc, the democratic national convention heads to milwaukee this summer. it's going to be held a blocked away from here. hopefully by then it will be a lot warmer. it is freezing here tonight. >> laura: you are a trooper. kristin fisher, thank you. such a busy night on the national political stage. a couple of bellwether states, iowa and wisconsin. the perfect night to chat with bret baier. there was a lot to watch tonight. tag teaming back and forth on the tv. there was a thread about foreign policy and then they spent a lot of time with that. >> there was a lot of jockeying back and forth. bernie sanders staking out how donald trump is very dangerous and u.s. troops need to come home from overseas. amy klobuchar and maye mayor pete buttigieg's try to firm up said they could do a better. >> last week president trump said, "as long as i'm president of the united states, iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. "would buttigieg make that promise? >> ensuring that iran does not develop nuclear weapons is an important part of keeping america safe.

so we asked my colleague to go to milwaukee county. five african-american voters to discuss how they're feeling about the 2020 election so far including the lack of candidates of color still in this race. >> i think we've relied on identity politics in the past. we've relied on how to attract black voters to get a black candidate, how to attract women voters is to get a woman candidate. folks are really struggling. they want someone that's going to raise wages, they want someone that's going to address student debt and affordable housing and affordable schooling and prison reform. some of our minority candidates weren't speaking about those issues. that goes to show no one is going to vote for you because they don't look like you or identify with you, they're going to vote with you if you fight on their behalf. >> the candidate that can beat the current president. the important issues and qualifications now, who can beat the current candidate or the current president. we have kind of pushed aside the other candidates and qualifications

milwaukee has some of the best food and drink in the country. something i know well because i went to college there. that's me when i had hair. and one of the newer local favorites is the soup market. stephanie: hi, honey. how are you? lemonis: a quick-service chain started in 2004 by chef dave jurena and his business partner. dave: anything else for you, sir? lemonis: dave did the cooking while his partner ran the business. woman: that's good. lemonis: and before long, the soup market had expanded to five locations, with plans for many more. then dave's partner and co-owner died suddenly, leaving him struggling to run the company and putting his dreams of expansion on hold. dave: can't do it. lemonis: and that's why he reached out to me. a high-margin, high-volume concept like soup would make for a great franchise opportunity. and with $2 million in revenue, the soup market may just be a few small fixes away from being the next big thing in fast casual dining. i'm meeting dave at the soup market location in hales corners -- a suburb of milwauke

marcelia from milwaukee county.g at a and you consistently heard and you know this from your time on the trial, they wanted to pick a candidate who is best positioned to beat donald trump in november. but a lot of back and forth over what type of candidate is that? is that frankly a white individual from the midwest or is that somebody who is an individual of color who is able to go into places like milwaukee county where marcelia is from. look back to the 2016 election. across the state of wisconsin, voter turnout dropped by 3%, but in specifically milwaukee county, the most diverse and democratic city in the state it dropped by 10% because as marcellia would tell you and other individuals across milwaukee county would tell you, the democratic party didn't do what it took to connect with those voters. that's why you see a grassroots organization named block, as well as michael bloomberg in milwaukee county really turning an eye on making the case that, you know, it is important to reach out to individuals of color

they are going to rallies like milwaukee, wisconsin.ou have democrats that perhaps for the first time ever voted for donald trump hoping the swamp would be drained. now what they are doing is convincing their friends to show up and vote for donald trump. >> the best interest case of how strong the president's campaign is. these rallies. and it's also the fundraising. that's the best poll of all. people are saying i believe in what this guy is doing. they are writing checks and helping out because they want this to continue. lou: i want to take up one other issue i know is of great concern to you, yes. that's david kris appointed to reform. an obama left-wing acolyte that will be in charge reforming the fisa courts. >> michael horowitz said they lied 17 times when they went to the fisa court to get the warrant to spy on the trump campaign. and david kris said everything is fine. not to worry. that jordan and meadows guys, they don't know what they are talking about. don't pay attention to them. michael horowitz said the only thing we got

let's start with kristin fisher in milwaukee.president trump putting on a little bit of counterprograming tonight. he will speak an hour before that big democrat debate begins, the last debate before the iowa caucus. that will be a big focus of the president's remarks tonight, especially bernie sanders. the president, really went after bernie sanders very hard at rallies in toledo, ohio, last week. we expect him to do the same tonight because the trump campaign now believes that bernie sanders is the front-runner, the indisputable front-runner after "the des moines register" poll came out that put him in first place. here in wisconsin, our latest "fox news" polling shows that bernie sanders is ahead of president trump by about four points of the as for joe biden, he is a ahead of president trump by five points. the trump campaign really does have its work cut out for him in this critical battleground state. remember president trump won it, by just a slimmest of margins in 2016. in large part because, hillary clinton didn't even c

. >> we talked to african-american voters in milwaukee about 2020. joining me for inside analysis are hugh hewitt, host on the salem radio network, former congresswoman donna edwards, and the author of a book on president trump, phil rucker, white house chief bureau of the "washington post" and carol leonnig of the "washington post." >> announcer: this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good morning, everyone. last week we witnessed the dignified rituals that played out on capitol hill with terms like hear ye, hear ye, do impartial justice, and on pain of imprisonment marking the occasion. but within the 19th century rules were corrosive 21st century partisan politics. republicans accused democrats of doing anything they can to remove a president they despise. democrats accuse the republicans of defending the president no matter the issues against him. a source working with the president's impeachment team says they will argue the articles of impeachment allege no violation of law, that impeachment is the result of what they believe is a flawed

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[cheering] from milwaukee to munroe, from bayfield to green bay, good luck this weekend.cheering] and from west bend to west dallas, we stand on the shoulders of the most courageous men and women ever to walk on the face of the earth. our american ancestors crossed the oceans, settled a continent, tamed the wilderness, revolutionize industry, pioneered science, 12 world whorls, defeated fascism and communism. landed men on the face of the moon, and made america the greatest nation in the history of the world, and we are making it greater than ever before. [cheering] [applause] [cheering] usa. usa usa usa. usa. proud citizens like you help build this country and together we are taking back our country. we are returning power to you, the american people. with your help, your devotion, and your drive, we are going to keep on working, we are going to keep on fighting, and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. [cheering] we are one movements, we are one people, we are one family, and one glorious nation under god. [cheering] america is thriving like never before.

and dave and i are leading the mornings on 2 wager for the milwaukee team, the losing anchor team have to wear the opposing teams gear on monday. we'll talk to them later on this hour and again on the nine we had a fun video that we did back and forth. >> i am claiming it, we will address like we normally do while they make the changes.>> that is a good prediction.>> a little bit of anchor rivalry, like in that movie anchorman, when you meet behind the warehouse and you settle business. or maybe not, maybe i'm getting carried away. let's go to the san mateo bridge on westbound 92. there is a crash near the high rise and i want to mention the crash does not seem like there are serious injuries but it is slowing the commute and they're sending tow trucks indicated out of the way. i will say the traffic will be slow across the span but this morning you have an alternate, you could use the dumbarton bridge because the general commute is light. there is a crash on northbound eight. there is a crash on northbound 880 if you're going northbound it could affect you and the bay bridge lighter t

milwaukee gives it to the closer in clutch time. they are a league best 33-6. >> the vikings will come into the bay area on saturday. adam thielen had an ankle injury in practice and their other receiver, stefon diggs, he is ill. that guy the 49ers defines needs to focus onmostis that men. dalvin cook. he had 130 yards from scrimmage last week in new orleans after missing the final 2 games of the regular season with a >>oulder and chest pain. i was never red. >>> carla, rolled the top 5 please. a big block here. runs the floor and get a behind the e nasty gm and the rockets beat the hawks. how do you like it? tj worn and the pacers in jimmy butler of the heat mixed it up. butler blew him a kiss after he was ejected and then he said this. >> if i was there coat i would never put him on me. put somebody else on me. i will tear him up every time. >> helpful is the 49ers bandwagon headed into the playoffs? even one-year-olds are jumping on board. >> that is young everett states. the son of our producer. when you neverer staards, emirate

and the milwaukee bucks. some guys watching, steph curry on the sideline. dunk on the move. the reigning mvp. warriors stay with it. damian lee up top. down eight at halftime. steph hitching to get in there. the from the greek freak with the euro step, making it look so easy. that tantrum he had the other night in sacramento cost him $25,000. but the warriors looked a little more emotional and involved. about a minute left. and that's a nice place there from boman, the steal and the jam. khris middleton to tem. somber faces at the end but a very solid effort. >>> a little concerned about the 49ers, the defensive drop- off in the second half of the season. reason for that, a lot of injuries, physical problems. the 91st eight the see on the dee ford. dealing with a hamm string issue. on the defensive line, they are stout when the four regular start 30s began the season are in there. even the offense has taken notice of the difference. >> sometimes in practice, when the defense is up, the offense is off. you'll be talking about plays and stuff. this week, it's

milwaukee gives it to the closure in crenshaw. giannis items everyone for the alley up. they have the league best 33-6. >>> and the vikings are going to live into the bay area. the receiver suffered an ankle injury in practice and the other receivers hill. but the guy that the 49er team fans will need to focus on most is that man. dalvin cook. he had 130 yards from scrimmage last week in new orleans after missing the final games of the regular season with shoulder and chest pain. do not call it an injury. >> i never got into. i got banged up. injury end up are two different five. keep your eye on the bucks guard matthews. he has a blown out you. not the best marketing for nike. behind the back feed from kevin herder. for the nasty jam, the rockets be the hawks last night. >>> to jay warren of the pages and jimmy butler of the heat mixed it up. butler blew warren a kiss after he was ejected and then said this. >> he blew him a kiss. he totally blew him a kiss. >> if i was a coach, i would never put him on me.'s put someone else on me. >> the 49er bandwagon into the playof

from milwaukee to munro.las, we stand on the shoulders of the most courageous men and women to ever walk on the face of the earth. crossedican ancestors the ocean, settled the continent , tamed the wilderness, pioneered science, won two world wars, defeated fascism and communism, landed men on the face of the moon and made america the greatest nation in the history of the world. we are making it greater than ever before. [cheers and applause] [chanting usa] usa] proud citizens like you helped to build this country and together, we are taking back our country, returning power to you, the american people. with your help, devotion and drive, we are going to keep on working, keep on fighting and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. [cheers and applause] movementmp: we are one . we are one people. we are one family and one glorious nation under god. america is thriving like never before. ladies and gentlemen of wisconsin, the best is yet to come. because working together, we will make america wealthy

>> milwaukee, wisconsin. >> jimmy: what do you do?> music and nightlife promotions. >> jimmy: is there a big nightlife scene going on in milwaukee? or is it too cold for nightlife? >> i think they're going to freeze in the studio or something. >> jimmy: you're here on vacation right now? >> no, i live here. >> jimmy: oh, so you live here now. originally from milwaukee. already you're off to a pretty high start. there seems to be a giant marijuana truck behind you. don't get too excited. all right. now i know that you guys tried to trick me. and i know the young guys would be the immediate pick. let me start by examining the eyeballs of each gentleman. let's get real close in there. and all right. all right. i'm not sure if you're dilated. but let's pan over to your dad and see what your dad has going. uh-huh. uh-huh. okay. and finally, braxton. let's take a look at you. all right, so. boy, i think you all might be stoned, but i'm going to go out on a long limb and say, lee, you are the one who is high. lee? are you high? >> yes, i am.

president trump is in milwaukee, wisconsin. watch our coverage on c-span 2, on demand at c-span.org or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> senator michael bennet met with reporters in bedford, new hampshire and talked about resident impeachment trial and u.s. foreign policy. >> how about this weather. january 4. did you have something to do with this? senator: i

ashley, this is milwaukee in the middle of winter. dedication to wait in those kinds of conditions overnight to hear president trump speak. they are now inside just a few hours away from his opening remarks. ashley: i used to live in green bay. i know all about cold. kristin fisher backed up by guns 'n roses. let's get to hillary vaughn. hillary what is going on in iowa. reporter: ashley this is the first debate before the iowa caucuses, this is the last debate before the iowa caucuses, also the first time where senator bernie sanders and senator elizabeth warren will take the stage with their friendship on the rocks. the two candidates mostly avoided conflict until now through their campaigns but, this happened. after snore warren spilling details about private meeting with bernie last december, warren says she told sanders she would run for president and he told her he did not think a woman could win in 2020. warren said this in a statement. i thought a woman could win. he disagreed. i have no interest in discussing the private meet

. >> reporter: with the rally being held in milwaukee, the president took the opportunity to discussthe context of manufacturing and farming. >> tomorrow we'll also be signing our phase one trade deal with china, massively boosting exports of products made and produced right here in the great state of wisconsin. >> reporter: no rally would be complete without an an attack on impeachment, with the trial in the senate looming, the president reiterating that impeachment is simply meant to distract the american public from the administration's accomplishments. >> our opponents say we're not going to win, let's impeach president trump, with the greatest economy in our history, our military has been totally rebuilt. let's impeach him. but we've created 7 million jobs since the election. >> reporter: hours before the rally, house speaker nancy pelosi announcing a vote today on sending articles of impeachment to the senate. as you might imagine, the president responding, firing back that pl pelosi should, quote, focus on fixing the filthy, dirty district she represents. lauren: what the pres

i'm going to get out for the good of the party, i hope they do, and if not, we could be heading to milwaukees one last question. do you believe the democratic party can nominate anybody that is not the leading delegate person going into milwaukee? >> no. >> the person who leads, if it's by one delegate. the person in the lead even if it's not a majority, ends up the nominee. >> if they were to overturn, that could echo negatively for our party for decades. no, if you are the pledged delegate leader, you will be the nominee. i think it's inconceivable that the party members, super delegates would overturn the will of the voters. >> that's my hunch too. it's going to be fun to have you on this side to watch this, we will see you in iowa and at this table very soon. >>> coming up, moments ago, the house committee sent more evidence to the senate, including a handwritten note from lev participaness. ticipanes and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza... [mmm pizza...] is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80

this lawyer from milwaukee, andre wright. >> she had big beautiful smile.he was a very pretty woman. very warm personality, and we just kind of walked around the space looking at different pieces, talking about my interests. what i was looking for in a piece of art. obviously, i tried to engage her. >> suddenly this is a different search than it was before. >> i mean, the artwork became of little interest to me at that point. >> just like that, it was all over. for both of them. >> you know, i don't want to go all hallmark card on you or anything like that. >> that's okay. >> but i mean, this was clearly kind of a transcendental moment or something. >> yeah, absolutely, definitely. >> nailah's family loved andre. what family wouldn't? >> she brought him to my child's first birthday party. he brought my baby a gift. i was like who does that? because he's a nice, quality person. >> they liked you. >> i think so, yeah, yeah. due to her influence, though. >> you started planning on moving in together, right? on being together? >> we did. >> it was happening pre

a live look at air force one arriving at international airport in milwaukee ahead of president trump's keep america great rally which is just a short time from now. beautiful plane on the tarmac there as the president moves into place. going to take you there live a little bit later in an hour this evening and next, the drama that could soon play out in the senate impeachment trial if republicans defect and vote with democrats to call witnesses to the stand. brit hume has some strong feelings on that coming up next. need with liberty mutual. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i di kept putting it off...et screenwhat was i thinking? ok, mr. jones... we're all done. i told you it was easy. with life line screening, getting screened for unknown health conditions is so quick, painless and affordable, you'll wonder why you hadn't done it before. so if you're over age 50, call now and schedule an appointment near you. for just $149- a savings of over 50%- you'll receive a package of

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they have been registering voters in northern milwaukee. here's what had to say about the president coming here and how that could affect their work. >> there is nothing that moves people from trump to come in our backyard and spew the hate and the racism and thepo badlitical policies that he spews.ng that's gto motivatpeople to turn out. i think people are really fired up. people who see the impeachment things and they see what's going on with an and they're just like, man, this guy is just nuts. we got to get hiout of here. >> so that's really both sides saying that wisconsin chitly important, judy. >> woodruff: and we heard the gentleman you spoke with just now mention impeachment. it's likety ly the prwisident bring it up tonight. what are his supporters where you are saying abouimpeachment in this senate trial coming up? >> we're at a trump rally, so thecem fiersst supporters, his t loyal supporters, but they are saying they do not feel as though the president s threatened at all by the senate impeachment trial. democrats have been thy

people who live in the bron bronx, north side of milwaukee. it's not defined by geography or income although it pretty much is or race but it's people who don't go to college or if they go they go to trade school or community college the contrast of that my phd in physics and they spent 20 years as a bond trader and those who look very different and come from all over the world and all over the us and share a common theme and then to be to the same institutions of harvard and princeton and yale and postgraduate degrees in internships only certain neighborhoods in new york city or dc. and then we run the world. the front row sets the rules and make the rules. we run the politics, banking, law firms. and we run the academies and universities. and we have defined the world very narrowly in the optimistic way that is only looking at material things and in particular how much cultural capital that you get. it is a credentialed economy so the things i found in my journeys that find meaning in more traditional ways. the value of living in the same ne

will be inresident milwaukee for another campaign rally.ou can listen to what the president has to say in wisconsin. dan in massachusetts, independent. caller: thank you for having me on. host: morning. caller: for years and years, i watch lawyers that talk about congress and stuff and jonathan turley has got to be the most evenhanded scholar i have seen and he said -- he is a democrat, also. he said the evidence is so that it really should not rise to this level. he did suggest a couple other ways they could have subpoenaed more people and pressured the courts to get more people, but i don't think they are interested in that. this is more of a show and a circus. what i am really concerned about is we watch this whole mueller investigation. we watched these people from the fbi and the justice department being questioned. we have watched these people say ,ow they have committed treason lied on tv in sworn testimony. the press does not portray it that way to us. we are living in this world where the press and media tells us how we should thin

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troops that are there now to deal with isis tromp offered his own counter-programming at a rally in milwaukee in battleground state wisconsin he defended his decision to kill soleimani. saw a man he was responsible for murdering and wounded thousands of americans it was actively planning new attacks but we stopped them cold. and frankly they already started the attack as you saw in baghdad on a very large embassy in baghdad that was already started in a moment to remember was a standoff between bernie sanders and elizabeth warren warren accused sandhurst to have said a woman could not be elected president of the united states i think the best way to talk about who can win is by looking at people's winning record so kind of woman beat donald trump look at the men on this stage collectively they have lost 10 elections the only people on this stage who have won every single election that they've been in are the women amy thank you. but bernie sanders rejected the allegation. and i think i think yes you are saying that you never told senator warren that a woman could not win the election on a scr

we'll take you to milwaukee. this was the port of milwaukee.had 15-foot waves pile up on the west coast of the lake michigan shoreline. they have suffered with near or at record levels on the great lakes this particular year. when you factor in strong, it causes flooding in this very important port located in wisconsin. the latest figures. 200,000 or more people without power, particularly over the eastern coastline. you can see the hardest hit states and this is impressive. we're talking about nearly 500 severe wind reports across the eastern u.s. and many of which are downed power line, downed trees and damage to houses. look at that. over ten tornadoes reported with several reports of large hail. large storm system impacting the great lakes all the way to the new england coast line. i drew an arrow to give you a report and we are talking 1,500 miles from the north side to the south side. still about 20 million americans under flood watches or warnings or advisories as we speak because the river levels here are extremely high because of the c

tomorrow, the leadership from the democratic party will gather on the floor of the basketball arena in milwaukeend formally nominate a presidential candidate. at this point as of right now there's a strong chance that nominee will be bernie sanders. if that happens and sanders becomes the official leader of the democratic party, there will be chaos. the parties funders will recoil in terror at what's to come and they will be joined in that terror by the establishment class in new york and los angeles as well as the entire foreign policy in washington. all these people in washington demanded to know one thing. how did this happen? how did bernie sanders become te democratic debate in the morning when president jeff zucker decided to destroy the campaign. his latest client is the democratic establishment. just before last night's debate, cnn ran a story without any proof at all where sanders once told elizabeth warren that a woman could not be president. the message was unmistakable and crystal-clear. he's a sexist, don't vote for him. cnn relentlessly hypes the allegations on air and then once ag

ohere is wh person, working the canvas, focusing specifically on northern milwaukee, voters of coloris what he has to say about how impacting his work. >> people are fired up. they see the impeachment tngs and what is going on with iran. we got to get him out of here. yamiche: there you have it, democratic voters and organizers helping the president coming here reminds democratic voters this is a critical state and makes them turnut in larger numbers than they did in 2016. stephanie: wisconsin will host thhedemocratic convention in lead up to the 2020 election. yamiche alcdor, our white house correspondent, following the campaign in wisconsin. thank you. yamiche: thank you. stephanie: in the day's other news, jet fue from an airplane returning to los angeles international airport was dumped onto children atwo elementary schools today. about 40 children and adults were treated at the scene for minor injuries. parents were told to picup theirids and they are demanding answers. >> you would thinkul they know where they are flying over, over a school. that is ridiculous. >> how is your d

that 60,000 decrease that happened in 2000 10, 60 8% of that drop happened out of milwaukee alone. election, the 2016 lack of voter turnout went down -- lack voter turnout went -- down.voter turnout went african-americans turned out early to vote early. and removed those days. is any emailed that goes around republican circles where they are celebrating in 2016, the 8% decrease in early voting turnout for african-americans. so, this is what we are seeing across the board. >> the house controlled by democrats, as you know, has the voting rights advancement act. it has been approved and sent over to the senate. davis talking about this voting rights advancement act on the floor. .ere's what he had to say >> what we have debated today is not a reauthorization of this important, historically bipartisan legislation, that has prevented discrimination at the ballot boxes because it does not need reauthorization. sections two and three of the the ra that are currently in effect are continuing to help safeguard the public from discrimination at the ballot box. every eligible american who wa