naomi klein is from canada.e will talk about single-payer and what are its chances today as the senate supposedly in private is crafting a health care bill. we're talking to naomi klein. she has a new book out today called, "no is not enough: resisting trump's shock politics and winning the world we need." stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: earlier this month, president trump announced he will withdraw from the united states from the landmark paris climate accord that was signed by nearly 200 nations in 2015. pres. trump: as of today, the united statess will cease all implementatition of the nonbindg pairs accord and ththe taccone d financial and ecoconomic burdens the agreement imposes on our country. juan: in his speech, trump said he wants to negotitiate a better climate deal. pres.. trurump: so we are gettig out, but we will start t to negotiate andnd we will see if e can make a a deal that t is fai.

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. >>> joining me now naomi klein author of "no is not enough, resisting trump's shock politics and winningnd heather mcgee. i don't often use public policy as an adjective. the book which i have started is basically the thesis of which in a broad sense the stuff of politics, right? it's not enough just to say no. you have to give people an alternate vision, a world to aspire to. it also seems like my lesson of the republican party from 2010 to 2016 was like no was enough. they just said no and they won and won and won and won. maybe no is enough. >> enough for what? >> right. >> winning power. >> well, i disagree. i think the democrats have a problem with galvanizing their base. we just saw with the british elections what really turned things around was an exciting vision of the future that made people register to vote in record numbers. 75 youth voter turn out. they were voting for something tangible, a future that was better than the present. one of the reasons why no was not enough under trump is if we are fighting defensive battles all of these years and even if we were to win every si

. >> naomi klein and heather mcgee, thank you very much. good evening, rachel. >> thanks to you for joining us this hour. in watergate, prosecutors believed they could not bring a criminal indictment against a sitting president of the united states. that's not totally settled law, but they believed they couldn't. a lot of legal experts believe it is not possible to criminally indict a sitting president. in watergate a lot of other people were indicted. 69 different people were indicted. criminally charged in the watergate scandal. but president richard nixon wasn't one of them. the watergate grand jury considered president nixon to be a coconspirator but as a sitting president no federal prosecutor ever charged him with a crime. that's why it was such a crucial touchstone moment in american history when nixon stepped down as president and his successor gerald ford immediately pardoned him. it was a remarkably controversial thing. the country was in uproar. people were mad at ford about it for years and decades thereafter. it was something s

. >> the book is "no is not enough resisting trump's shock politics" naomi klein, thank you. >> your answers are fine. >> we love it. >> that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> i'm going to start with yes. thank you, mika and joe. good morning. i'm stephanie ruhle. with lots to cover. sessions turn. the attorney general set to testify before the senate tomorrow amid questions about russia, and the comey firing while democrats are fighting to make it a public hearing. >> i think he should be sworn under oath, second, i think it should be public. >> trump versus comey, the president slams the former fbi director over twitter as the house subpoenas the supposed tapes over their investigations. will the president even admit these tapes exist? >> i'll tell you about that maybe some time in the near future. >> it's like wiretapping all over again. plus, suing the president. maryland and washington, d.c., filing a lawsuit today over the president's businesses raking in foreign cash as the president drops in on another wedding at his country club

. >>> joining us now award winning journalist, columnist and author naomi klein her book "no is not enoughy is no, not enough? what needs to follow no? we're trying to figure that out at this point. >> from the democrats' perspective maybe a big bold yes. i think what we saw in the election campaign was saying no trump, fear fear fear, and just maybe love or something. >> right. >> was going to be enough but people are hurting, right, and they need an offer and i think if we look at just this incredible upset in the uk. >> right. >> what really turned it around for corbin and you guys have been talking about the fact that he's not a traditionally charismatic politician by any means, but a turning point is when he comes out with this manifesto, it's very bold, sort of speaking to people's better selves, it inspired people. he led with ideas and that gave people hope. you know, just came from the people's summit in chicago and, you know, i think i heard a reference to the left wing extremist, 13 million americans voted for bernie sanders. >> "the new york times" called them, quote, militants