kaiser i'm here with randi bowler a former four time air pittsboro north carolina in the former chair of the north carolina democratic party welcome back. great to be back max all right we may hear some noise in the back on by the way some work going on behind us but i think that it will be ok randi you know the title of the series this summer solutions and we wanted to get your take on how to address the fact that this millennial generation they are not really supporting much in the way of politics they recognize that there's been thirty years of neo liberalism that some of called the massive ponzi scheme and the baby boomers have taken all the money out there's none left for the kids anymore so you know where where where can these millennial zx go they seem to be gravitating toward paradigm shifting concepts of sovereignty like bitcoin giving them a whole new take on the nation state and other concepts so how do you what about this millennial generation is that a fair characterization that they're basically just forging a new in their own path. well i think that it is a pretty interesting insight you have in a lot of the

kaiser i'm here with randy bowler a former four time era pittsboro north carolina in the former chair of the north carolina democratic party randy welcome back. great to be back max all right we may hear some noise in the background by the way some work going on behind us but i think that it will be ok randi you know the title of the series this summer solutions and we wanted to get your take on how to address the fact that this millennial generation they are not really supporting much in the way of politics they recognize that there's been thirty years of neo liberalism that some have called a massive ponzi scheme and the baby boomers have taken all the money out is not left for the kids anymore so you know where where can these millennial zx go they seem to be gravitating toward paradigm shifting concepts of sovereignty like big coin giving them a whole new take on the nation state and other concepts so how do you what about this millennial generation is that a fair characterization that they're basically just forging a new in their own path. well i think that it is a pretty interesting insight you have in a lot of the h

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north carolina. northern ireland's democratic unionist party will push to exit the single market.n bloomberg radio. up party is key to propping theresa may's agenda after she failed to lock down a majority in parliament. she needs the 10 lawmakers to pass laws. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. president dollar trump's plan to overhaul the tax code could be in place by august. either way, how are investors planning? director atmanaging blackrock. they oversee $30 billion in assets. we are pleased to have him. let me start with the theme of the day. this about pushing through the republican ideas. relief --ence of tax there is a problem with that. brian: everybody is thinking about washington. where we going to get to? when you step back and look at the equity markets, it comes back to certainty in the market. this is one of the things we can talk about today. what do we have in our portfolios to make sure there is risk dampening and volatility dampening? washington is part

north carolina. yes, sir. to cnn, and ng all the time news -- all n't know why democrat s for the party president trump go ahead his job and so we could get our country on the way. your mind, lone, this is not a situation worth covering then? exactly. you know, we got so much false news. cnn, sometime and watch msnbc and every time, every time turn the television on, it it is trump, why thank you is not an issue? caller: well, i mean, it has for the last several months and just add more more to it. i don't think it would have meeting to do with him someone about adoption. i don't see where that could our country. ost: go to hattie in texas, democrats line. caller: hello. on.: hello, you're caller: yes, sir, the reason why wonder why is i it that, he's president of the he, youtates and why is know, they let him get away with everything? is tied to this. t could be fake, like the gentleman said, fake news just a few minutes ago. be fake news when so many, with the russian thing do with the thing and now saying he was fraud overse hillary clinton got three million votes more than he i just don't understand if the

authorized in addition, each party spoke favorably of the sit-in demonstrations that have begun only that winter in north carolina. two institutions here, the national democratic in the and the national democratic parties that look this monster in the eye in the summer of 1960 and each stuck their chins out. >> if only it had led to more decisive action sooner. governor wells? [laughter] >> keep it short. [laughter] >> didn't you star in the hasty pudding show? >> i remember an article in the "saturday evening post" in the spring of 1960. it was called "10 little indians," it was about the democrats running. they said that stewart was going to get the nomination. jack kennedy had papa joe, and he knew all the dirty rules. my question is about joe kennedy sr. you gave a couple of examples in your remarks, important occasions where jack and bobby ignored joe's advice. i know they would not have one two primaries without joe's money. that was one determinative thing that joe did. what else did he do? was he ignored throughout the campaign? was he a dead letter e? >> his recommendations were largely ignored. for example, 1956, the democratic convention again, it r

party are against widening the quotas. robert reynolds, a democrat from north carolina wrote to his fellow citizens in march 1939 that all the nations of impoverished europe wish to don't there political and economic minorities upon us. write to your congressman to put legislation on the statute books that will shut off immigration during this period of duress among our people and to eject from our country the alien and the criminal. i'm going to continue my review of the u.s. and jewish refugees --when deon speaks on the st. louis, you will understand the context. newspapers reporting europe is on the verge of war and when were breaks out, 90% of americans want to stay neutral. one of reynolds refrains, even the idea of bringing german refugee children to the u.s. was that america's children are america's problem, your children are europe's problem. --europe's children are europe's problem. in the first months of world war ii, some europeans called the phony work, there's not a lot of fighting after the british and the french evacuated under. --evacuate dunkirk. when germany invades the netherlands and france, a lot of amer

party lines. and even though some democrats think it would be a good idea to change it, it would be -- they would be shunned if they voted against it. host: randy: from north carolina on the democratic line. randy, what is on your mind? caller: good morning. you are doing a good job. number one, voter fraud, there is no voter fraud. i would like you to get great palette on c-span if you can. palet on c-span if you can. the states that is not take the affordable care act money, i moved from new york to north carolina, and i went to the dentist, and they do not take insurance. and i said no wonder you have people walking around looking like they have no teeth. greg palast on, and he will explain the voter fraud. host: we have a tweet -- "republican senators need to vote to repeal and replace. next, cap support and infrastructure. four tweets today from the president. frank is calling from tennessee on the line for independents. caller: they need somebody on there to talk about voter suppression and things that keep the american people from voting. in regards to tort reform i wonder why they never talk about port reform forgotten many factors -- four gun gunfacturers

and then north carolina republican congressman mark walker will join us to talk about the future of health care. and new jersey congressman will discuss democratic party in 2018. join the discussion. >>> now the confirmation hearing for president trump's nominees to be the next tsa administrator. senator rob johnson of wisconsin chairs the committee and governmental affairs committee. senator mccaskill of missouri is the ranking member. this is 90 minutes. >> this business meeting is called to order. just brief opening remarks. i think as the hearing indicated a couple of weeks ago two highly qualified can dts, truthfully knt be more impressed with the people selected to fill those incredibly important positions. again, i'm just very pleased that we're voting on two qualified candidates and i certainly support or intend to support their nominations. with that i'll yield to my ranking member senator mccaskill. >> thank you, chairman. i'm pleased to support both of these nominees. >> if there's no further debate, i ask the consent that we consider reporting the nominations en blank. the business meeting is adjourned. for the information of the members,

and then north carolina republican congressman mark walker will join us to talk about the future of health care. and new jersey congressman will discuss democratic party in 2018. join the discussion. >>> now the confirmation hearing for president trump's nominees to be the next tsa administrator. senator rob johnson of wisconsin chairs the committee and governmental affairs committee. senator mccaskill of missouri is the ranking member. this is 90 minutes. >> this business meeting is called to order. just brief