the military family respite center that started when the miss kim she saw all this house hasi end sitting empty and was in foreclosure and misc bought it and i'll buy or sell and turn it over to not forgotten outreach to be used for the military families as a place of rest but. i'm sorry you. can't be because. i way that i can i want to take that. move it over there one there. and that's it. i will always back there and this is open for. i served in the u.s. army and the military intelligence division and i think three times. total i've been homeless. so three times after i got out of the service i've been homeless. the world doesn't exactly offer our military families are surviving families a place of where they can just kind of fall apart and that's ok and if they need to lay out in the yard and cry. they can and i thought were hell the world doesn't offer it's but i can see how everything about it what we're creating here is hopefully a sense of sanctuary. a sense of acceptance that's the goal. of. a lot of people believe that this area house county. and then why specifically need to h

miss this? -- reality star kim kardashian west is campaigning for a proposal that would allow parolees to vote. she is pushing to restore voting rights of people who served their time and are out on parole. a new bill was introduced into the assembly today. over the past year kardashian has been using her platform to push for criminal justice reform. >>> tonight senator kamala harris is in iowa. harris is about to take part in a town hall broadcast on cnn. today harris named her campaign chairwoman for iowa. harris kicked off her 2020 campaign yesterday with a rally in downtown oakland. an estimated 20,000 people showed up. harris said she supports medicare for all and on education universal pre-k and debt free college. she wants to pay for those initiatives by reversing the republican tax law. >>> president trump is weighing in on a former starbucks ceo's possible bid for the presidency in 2020. howard schultz, a democrat, made the announcement on 60 minutes yesterday. he said he's preparing to run as a centrist independent. schultz said he had a long history of recognizing he is not the smartest

kim. and i'm so grateful she was with us for the two terms, and i will miss her. i will miss her. thank you, thank you much for your time and consideration. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> supervisors, my name is curtis bradford and i'm the co-chair of the tenderloin's people's congress and i came today because i really just wanted to thank jane kim. i'm really here for jane today. you know, jane, you've been such a great partner to the community and the neighborhood. it's really empowering when we actually feel like we have a partner at city hall that really gets us and understands us and is willing to get right down there and work with us on issues that really matter to the neighborhood, to the community, and affect people's daily lives. and you've been that partner, and i really appreciate that. some really amazing things have happened. you've been such a great, forwards-thinking visionary leader, and things like free city college, which hopefully will spread nationwide, we want to see the great ideas built on and expanded on, and so you've also

kim? show us some love. stop it. let us go back to work. miss nancy already told you. she'sgive you the money for the wall. i think miss nancy is awesome. i don't like being out of work. but guess what? i know she's going to help us. and i know what she's doing she's doing it for a reason. because everybody can't be a yes man. she's not a yes man. she is a -- ooh. i love her. i love her. >> we'll leave it there, faye. faye smith. thank you very, very much for joining us tonight. and i'm so glad that d.l. hughley and others have come -- >> yes. >> -- to help you. really glad you could join us tonight. i'm glad things are better for you tonight. >> great. thank you so much. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> thank you, faye. and we are joined now by sam stein, politics editor of the daily beast. he's also an msnbc political analyst. and jason johnson is back with us. sam, first to you. your reaction to faye smith. she was really the face of this suffering. i think she brought it through to people last night in a way that they'd never seen before. >> well, yeah. i mean, there'