for dinner and of course i respect the decision that these the national democratic party will have to make in terms of the success of. the despite that i would like to speak on behalf of the government and say that we will press saw me with the work of governing this country with all of the stories that this job entails and with a great awareness of the responsibility we bear because the issues we need to address are clear. both in the federal public germany here at home and europe and in the world if you look at the situation generally and in this spirit we will continue to do our work thank you very much. ok for more analysis correspondent my actuator is outside the social democrats headquarters and we're joined by chief political editor michelle of course now who's outside the c.d.u. headquarters michele starting with you it's not unusual for both the c.d.u. leader and the chancellor to come out and give statements one right after the other what does that tell us. well it tells us that this was very much taken seriously here indeed and that the conservative c.d.u. party is also ver

democrats were during that time period? the republican, party was if more liberal party in the nation. the democratic party was the more conservative branch. so he stayed with the republican his life,ughout throughout his time in -- up death in 1947. but he was a very staunch republicanf the party in that era. ironically, on the national was -- ironically, on the local level, many of the individuals who supported his institution were democrats, state-supported democrats, legislators, also supporting his institution. very shrewd, keen politician in his way of navigating the political arena. >> explain the formation of north carolina college. when and why? started out -- he actually starts in 1909. not incorporated until 1910. starts out as the national institute forning the negro race. after he travels the world with the international sunday school association, he gets this that the bestieve way to move african-americans the better through training of ministers. he believes that if ministers, african-american ministers were properly educated and properly trained, they would be able to co

phenomenal and i think we need it because i don't think the american people know what the national democratic party stands for. >> you agree with -- it seems like it stands for a lot of things. you agree with bernie sanders that there should be a higher minimum wage. what does that look like? there are big guys who know agree with you, the ceo of walmart, but they're small businesses who say we can't do it. >> look, no question that we should increase the minimum wage and we may want to take account of regions where there are lower costs and a higher cost. we might want to think about that. we're learning stuff about that from seattle and we know from rural parts of america, small businesses are barely hanging on as it is. so we need to think that truhre. we need to increase the earning of tax -- >> what would the number be? >> i don't know. i think the number would be let's say $12 everywhere and $15 in the most expensive places. but i think a better way of thinking about this would be dramatically expanding the earned income credit so everybody in america with a kid gets paid on a monthly basis t

part of country i come from, you know, colorado, i don't think we have any idea what the national democratic partyfor, and that has to be understood by the voter ts t we can take on donald trump and beat him. donald trump is vulnerable. he has gotten into the white house by diding amecans. our job is to speak with an agenda to the broad swath ofs americat are out there and thercome not just him but also these other forcet have made it impossible for us to get our work done. biting him is essential buit's not enough. we have to govern the country again. ra woodruff: given what we see in this demc race, do you have concerns that the left in your pty ma pull whoever is the nominee, whether joe biden, yo tor anybody else, too fa the left on issues whether it's healthcallege tuition, whatever? i> from my point of view, thought there was room to get in this race because i thought the american people needed somebody to tell them the trut. that's not a campaign book. caat's a book about what i believe about amer it's not a book about me either. and i think the succe candidate in the d. j. party, and i sus

that policy that he was getting raked over last night is a policy that the national democratic party national white politicians have retreated from for 40 years across the board in cities blue and red large and small. >> 100%, 100%. i feel like i'm the last generation. i was actually bussed to a magnet school in chicago from the south side to the north side literally of the city, and it was -- it was, you know, for so many of us, it was transformational in terms of our life trajectories and mobility. here's the thing, nobody under 40 actually knows what that means. like what does busing mean? what does voluntary or forced or mandated desegregation mean? so it's interesting that it's now back center, right in the center of the democratic debate. >> it's fascinating. >> is it, i think, about -- and amy said this. this is how social movements have changed in the democratic party. there has been a racial justice movement, the movement for black lives where many people say it's focused on policing and criminal justice. it's put these other issues of race front and center. that was an inte

i think that the american people really don't know what the national democratic party stands for, which have this debate but i think what you also saw last night was there is a whole new generation of leadership here that's thinking about the future and i hope we give them a look. >> is it enough to say that we want to go back to normal for the democrats? >> no, absolutely not. absolutely not. it's not enough to say that for america. think about the last six years of the obama administration after the republicans got control of the house of representatives and then control of the senate later, they basically immobilized the federal government and it's remained impossiblized to this day. if you're an american, whether you're a democrat or republican, whether you're concerned about health care or concerned about the economy, concerned about climate or anything else, you're going to have a problem getting anything done because mitch mcconnell has no interest in dealing with those things and the freedom caucus has no interest. donald trump will have a unified base and we need a unified base

sanders that bernie sanders is not a democrat right he really ran against the democratic party he ran against the democratic national committee and so it's very hard to unify the party when you have a candidate who is in many ways was trying to burn it down i mean he would say you try to reform it. but he was really railing against the system itself i think this feels very different there are still bernie sanders who still very much a viable candidate but every single one of these other candidates including elizabeth warren these are democrats right so i do think that even in the skirmishes that we've seen with center booker and senator biden there's a feeling of we're trying to your point. we're trying to come together we we realize that the number one priority for democratic primary voters is to not have donald trump be reelected that is the number one but i do disagree speckly disagree with that i think bernie took the party more to the left and what you see today is a party that's sort of been remade in bernie's image they talk about these policies that are really more left of what we ever heard before bernie an

because if the motion that is being tabled on a cross party basis by the labor party liberal democrats and the scottish national party has passed normally in the house of commons the government controls business but this motion would give control of business in this matter of stopping breaks it into 2 back to the house of commons and it's not saying we're going to revoke article 50 is saying that if we're if britain is heading towards a no deal brecht's it then we stop that there's no thrice ation from parliament for another deal breaks and you think that there is enough support across party support to get the least the resolution tomorrow passed or yes we were in a very meaningful pos last time and i think tomorrow will get possum people are very nervous about the conservative leadership race and the prospect of a prime minister trying to take britain out of the european union without a tail and that would need parliamentary with or c. and i don't believe that the mandate is there for the pond do that how do you explain the support for the popularity for boris johnson that he is the front runner and i mean eve

more to stop illegal immigration than the entire democratic party, isn't it amazing that a foreign country is doing more to stop the flow of foreign nationalscrat party? >> it's so embarrassing i same time they're all ranting and raving. how about this. hundreds of millions of dollars funding npr. how about that goes to fund the southern border. here's my take on what happened. the bureaucracy, total resistance, so they can't agree that he will have the powers he needs to actually do with the president wants him to do. that's what i think is going on here. >> this is their third, their big stand. they look at these people as future voters. they don't look at them as human beings or as nationals, they look at it as a political opportunity for them in the future. that's how they view basically everything. if you can get this job sorted out. >> i think you will get it sorted out, and i do have hope that there's going to be some kind of compromise. look, all the democrats have to do is in the next two weeks, i've spoken to senator graham about this recently, they need to come up with some type of compromise, and i think there will be something

on the 2020 presidential race on the democratic side. 23, 24 candidates but not enough on the senate races. as a leading official nationally in the democratic party, don't you feel that there ought to be more attention and energy on senate races like yours and congressional races along with the 2020 presidential races because if you don't win the senate, if the democratic party doesn't win the senate, they still will have a problem getting things through even if they put a democrat in the white house. >> rev, that is exactly right. mitch mcconnell is epitomizes what gridlock is. he will stand in front of progress every minute of the day. it's important to make sure we send him packing also. he has a race in 2020 in kentucky. he no longer needs to be the majority leader of the senate. we need to really push to pick up as many senate seats as possible. that's really, really important because so many of these folks in states like south carolina are suffering because our senators are more concerned with their own political power than they are helping the people in their states. we need, as i said, a renaissance in the creation of this new south. i th

sanders that bernie sanders is not a democrat right he really ran against the democratic party he ran against the democratic national committee and so it's very hard to unify the party when you have a candidate who is in many ways was trying to burn it down i mean he would say you try to reform it. but he was really railing against the system itself i think this feels very different there are still bernie sanders who still very much a viable candidate but every single one of these other candidates including elizabeth warren these are democrats right so i do think that even in the skirmishes that we've seen with center booker and senator biden there's a feeling of we are trying to your point. we are trying to come together we we realize that the number one priority for democratic primary voters is to not donald trump be reelected that is the number one but i do does it respectfully disagree with that i think bernie took the party more to the left and what you see today is a party that's sort of been remade in bernie's image they talk about these policies that are really more left of what we ever heard before bernie a

nobody knows what the national democratic party stands for in this country and mcconnell has successfullyt we have to find a way to overcome and the whole point of the book is, you can't -- you can promise anything, you can promise anything on health care or on clie climate. as long as the way it is in d.c. we're not going to make progress. >> how do you change the politics in d.c.? there's a lot of people in d.c. including some of your colleagues who benefit from the status quo, like status quo and it would seem to me that you need to build this coalition but'm not entirely sure how you do it. seems like the republicans are very solidly behind trump and mcconnell at that moment so short of taking the senate back -- >> well, first i think it's true that it's at the moment. things change and i'm optimistic enough to believe that the corrosion of the republican party by the insanity of the freedom caucus and citizens united and the coke brothers may not be a permanent state of affairs. i don't know. i'm not counting on that but i think that it's possible that things einvolve over time. i th

joe biden has time to fix this but kamala harris got a new look across the nation especially the democratic partyoduced herself to independent voters was one of the point, in searching this, jake tapper interviewed her in january and told her about biden and she didn't know about it. shannon: that is it from miami. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. i love the custom ink design lab because it's really easy to use. they have customer service that you can reach anytime. t-shirts help us immediately get a sense of who we are as a group. from the moment clients walk in, they're able to feel like part of the family. - [spokesman] custom ink has hundreds of products for your business and free shipping. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com. upload your logo or start your design today whoooo. did you know the exact same hotel room... ...can have many different prices? that's why tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites to find the l

not to do at the time 2 thirds of party members voted to go into coalition saying that it was better to put germany's national interests ahead of the social democrats party interest but there were voices at the time that said no this is going to cause real difficulty for us in elections and so it has proved the question that social democrats will have to are not just about who is their leader what sort of policies do we want that leader to choose and to try to implement is whether they want to stay in government with angela merkel or they have a real dilemma if they were to pull out of the coalition government that might precipitate an early election and if their opinion poll ratings barely 14 percent in some 12 in others as i said if they were to be replicated in a general election well then there's very little chance whatsoever of the social democrats would get back into any kind of government so right now this question about what happens next is a very fundamental philosophical question that cuts right to the very heart of social democracy here in germany dominic cane in berlin thank you. u.s. president donald trump says britain should walk away

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open borders and socialism are the path to national suicide and the democratic party is going to campaign20. >> it's an address to congress, not a state of the union address back in 2009. you saw the president tweet right away about everybody raising their hand, our friend ari fleischer said this today. if crossing the border illegally is no longer illegal as several of these advocate, why do we make people who get off airplanes go through customs? if it's fair to let people in without going through customs on the southern border, everyone should be allowed in. isn't this issue going to really frame the 2020 race when it comes to the trump campaign? >> right now, dallas is showing that 23% of the public generally saying immigration is their most important issue, that's the highest it's been in some time. there is great focus on the public in this issue and i'm amazed -- i was amazed last night and the night before the way the democratic party as your tape recording of barack obama shows, has zoomed to a new position to the left on this issue. i think we are taking a huge gamble by devotin

but unfortunately, today's national democratic policy party politics opposes common sense photo i.d. laws that protect the rights of voters who often see their votes stolen or at risk of being stolen including often minority voters ares, hispanic voters, african-american voters who can be the subject of unscrupulous voter fraud. and rather than focusing on an issue which is a pure democratic partisan issue, i do wish that some democrats in the senate were willing to actually take on career politics in both parties. 70% of democratic voters want term limits. the american people are right on this and i wish that our friends on the democratic side of the aisle in the senate would listen to their own constituents. >> i could say more. >> i want to thank each of the witnesses for coming and testifying today. your testimony was helpful. and the record will remain open in this matter for two weeks and the senators are asked to submit questions within the next two weeks to witnesses and the witnesses are asked to promptly respond to those questions in writing. with that, this hearing is adjo

i think we see this, seeing in the california democratic party is seeing in the democratic party across the nation where you have different camps, progressive base that wants to hear policy proposals very left, on health care, on gun control, the green -- the new green deal and then you have more centrist and moderate base for ideas that are more electable and they think might appeal to people in the middle of the country and not as liberal as democrats in california and you have sort of a push/pull about the two different bases that primarily to defeat president trump but they're -- they're differ in how they think the best way to do this. >> of all the campaigns, a dozen or so here, they're enjoying this from at least one perspective. data. right? what's going to work policy-wise? what works and rez nate energy-wise and cory booker coming out strongly. is that what they need to counter act the nominee of donald trump? i will throw away the script and talk about gun control and not my plan? >> i think they need to demonstrate an ability to compete at that level and however people feel about presi

biden has time to fix this, but kamala harris got a hold and look across the nation, especially within the democratic partyto independent voters. i would make one other point, which is in searching this, jake tapper interviewed her in january, she didn't know about it. >> shannon: they know about it now. all right, that's it for us tonight from miami. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. - [narrator] custom ink has hundreds of products and free shipping. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com. upload your logo or start your design today it's nice. ♪ you got this! ♪ woo! ♪ ♪ ♪ booking.com offers free so bookers can book now... and ask their boss later. [do you want breakfast or no?] free cancellations! [definitely breakfast.] how good is that? be a booker at booking.com. have a great night, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we are coming to you live, river side, from kyoto, japan. we nearly did no

does he understand the current discussion about race not just nationally but in the democratic party and what a generational divide there is. he made a cleanup effort last night at a different fund raiser where he did say what you just described which again is what he was trying to say. but you don't get points for what you're trying to say. the current president is often trying to say something, but we're often told we misunderstood him. i think this is going to raise a lot of new questions about joe biden's viability over the next several months. >> because what he seems to be saying and what we often hear president trump saying or at least demonstrating is that they don't feel like playing by 2019 rules. this has happened a few times to joe biden now. some vague recognition that there's new rules. but he doesn't want to play by those rules. >> you can't really criticize donald trump for playing by new rules and then say we're going to do the same thing. i think they are trying to figure out what this all means. donald trump's biggest strength we have talked about many times is a r

democratic party. leaving the legacy of our inherent national interest not being completed. the erosion of our civil liberties where was being collected on every american monitoring your emails, your phone calls, your, your text messages. leaving our neighborhoods and streets unsafe. cheating the people that were waiting in line to come here legally and rewarded the people that came here illegally. [applause] a stagnant economy with an anemic comeback under president obama in which children had to move back in with their parents to live in the basement or live in the guestroom because there were no jobs. now the dynamic results that we have today. over 6 million new jobs created by john j trump -- donald j trump. 650,000 new manufacturing jobs. those are the jobs that president obama told us were never coming back. you have a magic wand, he asked, mr. trump know, cutting taxes and cutting stimulates growth and created 650 manufacturing jobs. we see a constant struggle by our president to seal our southern border. i don't get my news from cnn. the same reason i don't eat out

this hearing are among the historical contributors to the present national discourse, congressional deliberations, and democratic party presidential campaign policy discussions about reparations. we also are indebted to the work of congressman john conyers who are sheparding this legislation, the adoption of hr-40 can be a signature legislative achievement, especially within the context of the united nations international decade of people of african dissent. we should also note that the common market nations and the caribbean community reparations commission chaired by professor sir hillary beckhams who is here with us today has exercised a leadership role from which we as a nation can benefit. our sustained direct affective policy and progressive citizens allies is the ultimate proof of the sincerity of our national commitment to repair the damages of the legally and often religiously sanctioned ib humanity of slavery, segregation and current structure racism that limit full democratic participation and material advancement of african americans, and of our country's progress as a beacon of justice and equality. so i

even as the president stands up, stand up for the american people and this nation, he's been sold out by his own party democratsrom the left wing national media who are reckless and absolutely and comprehension of what is happening in this country. >> you said it all but i would tell you this, is a significant number of republicans in congress who want to take action, trying to take action and we've been afforded that in the past. we have to take control of this night believe there wanting to go out in congress but i appreciate the president is trying to do. he is trying to take action with the only avenues and options left to secure this nation and make this country safe and that is critical. >> imagine if this president only tried, instead he is committed to getting it done. i know you are as well. appreciate it. good to see you. video tonight of a little league team in iowa fifth and sixth graders warming up for a game. what is going on behind them. a funnel is forming in the clo cloud, in the cell. they don't seem to be a bit worried about it as the giant tornado forms, it disappeared pretty quickly, we are

nationally. joe biden hasn't been nearly as aggressive. another reason, another key reason is demographics of iowa versus the broader democratic party. e biden, we say he's the leader nationally. one of the reasons joe biden is doing so well nationally is black voters. one out of every four votes cast in next year's democratic primary will be from joe biden. this is him among black voters. significantly better biden is doing among black voters than white voters, he has 45% nationally. so that's one of the reasons why biden has been so strong in those national polls. you go to iowa. he can't lean, there are not that many in iowa. the state it's not the state. it's the caucus electorate. 3% ovlt of the democratic caucus in iowa was black. biden doesn't have that same support. it's an overwhelmingly white elect tore ralt when you look within, look at self-described liberals in iowa. warren is in first. buttigieg in second. white liberals, they tend to do a lot better nationally. there are a lot more white liberals. they have been able to campaign aggressively, a war they have. so add that up. that's what you got. the state of play in iow

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democrats. we're the party that can save this nation. thank jim's efforts on criminal justice reform. we know we got a beautiful country, but it is marred by racial disparity in our criminal justice system. it is a stain on our beautiful nation. and all of us have to buckle down to figure out how to bring a little more justice to the justice system. i just want to do it in the -- share what we are doing in the state of washington. we not only pushed back against drug war by legalizing marijuana, but i'm the first governor offered to pardon thousands of people caught up in the drug war so we can reduce racial disparity. we need to do the same thing on national level. we know that the death penalty has not been racially neutral in this state and i'm glad that we got rid of the death penalty in my state. we're going to keep working on this. we have to end racial disparity in this effort. now if you heard anything about me, and i hope you have, you might know that i'm the guy who is unique among our fine candidates. we have a lot of great ca

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. >> also, our thanks to the democratic national committee and the florida democratic party. >> and,nk you to everyone at the adrian arts center for hosting us here. our terrific audience. >> over terrific. >> for savannah, jose, chuck and rachel, i'm lester holt, good night, everyone, from miami. >>> part two of round one is now history in the city of miami. what have we learned? we've learned ten people on one stage is a lot. we've learned 20 people over two nights is a lot. we'll stay in these picture, by the way, in the hall as we talk. we saw some divisions on that stage very visible. you could hear them and a big one was generational. and listening to it, watching it, it occurs to me the most indell i believe picture of the evening may be a photo we've never seen of a young girl in berkley, california, named kamala, at the bus stop on her way to school. that is to say, it was on that point that she forged a moment against >> i agree with that. i believe that what happened tonight will erase in most people's mind what happened last night. not to take anything away from any of th

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party the c.h.p. promotes itself as a secular center left and social democratic movement the c.h.p. mainly defines itself as a defender of so-called kamala's principles of republicanism and nationalism the c.h.p. has managed to position itself as the main opposition party in the turkish parliament its candidate what i mean she was president of the ones closest rival in last year's presidential poll. ok let's get going let's bring in the panel today here on inside story joining us from berlin is gallup the live visiting scholar at the university of oxford from ankara more out of chile a member of the republican people's party the c.h.p. and from brussels we're talking to mark purina formally the e.u. ambassador to turkey gentlemen welcome to you all more or at in ankara if i can come to you 1st mr emotion who is on record now as saying this is a new beginning that sounds like a very big promise. worl seems so. but the thing is you know as a matter of fact. getting 54 percent against benign. who has been supported by all the turkish state media. the state establishment the bureaucracy and everything and especially backed by by the president is really a huge thing you know it's a wonde

party gathering in years. >> it's a really serious time in our nation when everyone's going up against trump. we have to make a good see sigs for the democratic party, who's going to be the voice for us. >> reporter: memo says mao sal lam -- >> climate change, reducing homelessness, justice reform, and so many more issues. >> elizabeth warren and beto o'rourke are speaking tonight. joe biden is not going to be here. he's campaigning elsewhere. >> live in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> the warriors are trying to regroup after the loss in game one of the finals last night. andre iguodala had an mri on his calf. it came back clean. the coach expected him to play in the finals on sunday. kevin durant will not play sunday. he's still nurs the right calf injury. there's no rush to bring him back. he'll be back when he's ready. drea monday grind says they're rooting against them. >> people in the states are rooting again us because we beat all their teams. it's all good. you know, you're at the top. no one's ever cheering for you to stay there. people want to see you get to the top and they want to see you fall. it's all good. >> 47

lou: and the first is what in the world is a democratic party think it's doing refusing to secure the nation, the nation's borders and to take control of illegal immigration. >> first of all, you know, going back to 2006 when george bush was president, 2013 when barack obama was president, democrats, especially democrats in the senate held votes, they were strong supporters of border security, advanced technology that protects the border, added more border agents to insur ense that those who were caught were apprehended. we can come up with an approach to secure mexico's southern border. as you know, one fifth of the people crossing the border are actually apprehended. but i don't paint people with a broad brush. this is going to take a little more time for the president to make sure that congress works with him and the vice president who is sitting down with mexico's officials, he's been to central america. we've got to be more aggressive in dealing with the crisis down in mexico. lou: well, here we are with a national emergency and the crisis. you mentioned 2006. 2006 and '07, the period i

day in atlanta. >>> washington governor and 2020 contender is clashing with his own party slamming the democratic national committee for refusing to dedicate one primary debate to the sole issue of climate change and threatening to not invite him to future debates if he chooses to participate. insly released a statement writing the dnc is silencing the voices of democratic activists. democratic voters say that climate change is their top issue. the presidential run has been centered around the issue and for a debate on climate change garnered strong support from a number of fellow candidates including bernie sanders and elizabeth warren who are polling toward the top of the democratic field. the dnc responded to the criticism saying while climate change is at the top of our list, the dnc will not be holding entire debates on a single issue area because we want to make sure voters have the ability to hear from candidates on dozens of issues of importance to american voters. joining me now is the policy director for new consensus which is a policy think tank born out of new york democratic congresswoman's a

in denmark the social democrats have emerged as the winners of national elections taking a quarter of the vote party leader you see right there mention fredrickson she is now on track to become prime minister if she can secure support from parliament and mark is set to become the 3rd nordic country within a year to elect a left leaning government following sweden and finland. where here in germany a court has sentenced one of the world's most prolific serial killers to life in prison former hospital nurse kneels who was found guilty of killing 85 patients in his care prosecutors say that he deliberately induced cardiac arrest in his patients so that he could then recess aetate them and impress his colleagues but many of her goals interventions failed and the patients die who had already been serving a life sentence for 2 previous murder convictions for his killing spree that killing spree lasted from 20022005. correspondent mario mueller has been reporting from the trial in the city of old boy she met with a former colleague of those who worked with him in one of the hospitals where he murdered doze

the e democratic n national committee hass rejecected his cl for the party to host a primary debate solely y focused on the climimate crcrisis. he iss accccused the dnc of tryg to silence the voices of those who want to debate what he describes as the "existential he will joinr time us in the studio to talk about the climate crisis, suing the trump administration, and vowed to help a record number of refugees. then to australia were press freedom groups are sounding the alarm after police raided the headquarters of the australian broadcasting corporation after the network revealed australian special forces soldierers may he cocommitted war crimemes in afghananistan. 9000 4ey have dowownloaded documents. i counted them. and they y are now goinghrough them. they have set up huge screenen and they''re goingng through eml by e email. i is que extrtraordinarary. i've neverer seen an assault on the media as savage as this what we're seeing today. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a damning your report by the