>> pete: you lift it. it is pretty clear she is on board with biden taking things that don't belong to him. here is what she said back in 2016 when melania trump faced similar charges. >> the point is, without acknowledging it, what does that say about the campaign and their tactics? >> pete: back then we just lift it. >> you know, someone once said that behind every double standard there is a single standard waiting to be uncovered. i think what's going on here not there is a kind of contradiction or double standard, they have a single standard. cover up for their side and attack the other side. and they do that with actually relentless predictability. so ultimately when we recognize that we're dealing not with a straight republican/democratic fight but a democratic party that has hollywood, academia, and the media in its corner, then i think we know what we're up against. >> pete: vice president biden is the frontrunner on the democratic side and it is dismissed away. >> this is quirky uncle joe. it's ju

pete: yeah.context, he actually does write in failing -- pete: every day. jedediah: let's take a look at a what the deal includes. mexican national guard will be deployed, there will be action to displant -- dismantle human trafficking and smuggling. mexico will offer jobs, health care and education, and this is perhaps the most important point for me, further action will be taken if no results are seen in 90 days. this agreement was made, he came out and said we don't know if there will be follow through, but by saying in 90 days if you don't adhere to this, i'll go right back to those tariffs, he is letting them know that he's not messing around, that this humanitarian crisis needs to be addressed by both the united states and mexico, and if they don't -- ed: if congress does nothing, he's driving the agenda. pete: while it's not a permanent deal, it could help move usmca, the trade deal that's stalled -- another thing that was mentioned by the president recently, this morning actually on twitt

>> pete. pete, pete. >> reporter: but not paul?he investigation there was news of a sort from one of the crime labs. a male leg hair was found under a label of one of the envelopes and the dna came back matching nobody. no one in the moore family or any one of the codis data base anyway. odd. had it been planted there to throw off investigators? then one of these envelopes finally gave up what appeared to be a real clue. >> there was a dna profile from fingerprint ridge detail on the back of one of the stamps that was affixed to one of the envelopes that one of the letters was sent in. >> reporter: what came back from the dna tests? >> a contributor of the dna from the fingerprint material was similar to paul moore. >> reporter: case closed. right? not this time. this time there was a "but." >> similar to paul moore but it wasn't a match. >> reporter: the dna sample was so minute forensic scientists were unable to build a full genetic sequence meaning the dna may have come from paul moore, but the scientists couldn't say it was a 1

pete? pete: thanks, ed. the stage is set for marathon.osting lone top tier candidate elizabeth warren among a field of low polling democrats. so has warren, as one headline puts it, been banished to the kiddy table or is this her opportunity for a breakout moment? here to react fox news contributesser and host of keeping up with jones on fox nation lawrence jones. first of all, congrats for your new show on fox nation. >> excited about it. pete: it will be excellent. what is your take as you look at these? they were chosen at random now you have different matchups. does it help elizabeth warren. >> first of all i don't think it was random thing had you one of the dnc spokespeople saying on dana perino's show yesterday that they wanted as much attendance as possible, viewership as possible. i think this was an opportunity for the dnc to separate her from bernie and put her with low names especially since she is one of the top tier candidates. she just surpassed berniey. i don't think this is kiddy table. pete: you are saying i could being

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pete: yep.resident from japan to south korea is covering a gamut of issues. pete: when the democratic issues were asked about the biggest threat today many said russia because of election meddling, some said climate change and some said china. when you look at this trip all about china and looming influence in that region. south korea, north korea, who is the biggest beneficiary sherry. who does north korea rely on the most to prop up the regime communist chinese. just in japan. what is everyone talking about a looming trade deal. what is everyone worried about what's china going to do in hong kong and tijuana as far as extradition and sornghts. what are they doing in the south china sea? what are they doing with belt and road initiative as they thrust their influence and indebt other countries around the world, what are they doing about intellectual property and theft of technology, forced transfer. all of these topics that are big international topics in a world where you don't have to be a gl

pete, from sweet pete's, this is debbie. >> hi, pete. >> hi.e to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >> want to head on into the kitchen? >> sure. >> the entire staff is working around the clock to get this order filled. in the meantime, pete is meeting with potential candy makers to come help. >> want to make some caramel? >> i want to make some caramel. >> okay. >> but it's obvious to me, he struggles to give up control. >> we're gonna need to cook 3/4 of a pound of butter. >> what's the best way to teach somebody? >> probably to have her do it. >> okay. he's gonna have to learn how to let go. how many more candies do we have to make right now? >> it's about 200 in each case. >> oh, my gosh. >> take out three tablespoons-- it's unflavored gelatin. it's on the counter. >> you want me to bloom it or just to chill this right now? >> go ahead and pour it in the cup and chill it. >> we need more clusters. we don't have enough. >> i think you can mix that a little more. >> you want me to try again? >> i think you can keep going. you don't have to st

pete: drink up. dingdong the witch huntington is over. mueller is done. pete: thanks, pete. coming. maybe the baby needs a mug. one reason for why the approval numbers look the way they do. economy. that's economy. turn to headlines now. the illinois senate approved an abortion rights bill overnight. the democratic governor is expected to sign the measure giving women the fund mental right to get an abortion. this comes as planned parenthood wins a court order to keep missouri's last abortion clinic open. it was set to lose its license and close the doors for good last night. a court hearing is set for tuesday. the u.s. embassy in honduras attacked during violent protest he is. demonstrators setting tires on fire at the building's entrance reportedly chanting america trash. one suspect was arrested. protesters also scuffling with police launching tear gas. the unrest after the honduran privatize the health and education sectors. and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez goes back to bar tending for a day. the democratic socialist pushing for higher wages in the service indu

pete? pete: thanks, ed.lked out of a private meeting with a congresswoman after she allegedly bashed the president, america, and our foreign policy during a conversation with community leaders. pete: here with more are the two veterans who walked out, anthony how i do pronounce that. jedediah: bataliano homicide detective sivio i love how to you point to the aitalians. jedediah: my grandfather was silvio. thank you for your service. >> [speaking foreign language] jedediah: this jacket may be the best jacket we have ever seen on "fox & friends" you are proud americans. represent your district. a dozen people in the meeting or so. she is taking questions. what happened? >> it was a prepared agenda for the -- put in this way she is our congresswoman. tuesday at 5:30. everybody else in the united states has seen her except her own district. so she comes to us. we had a prepared agenda. she came to the local issues. our chairman angelou was the lead. and he asked questions that we wrote down. one was the postal s

pete? >>> the stage is set for the first democratic debate and the media is hyping up one particular candidate. >> night one we'll see chute senator elizabeth warren as the undisputed star. >> she's rise in the polls. if you're looking for elizabeth warren, she has a lot of plans. >> the candidate whose star has been on the rise however, senator lrp. >elizabeth warren.>> warren is y pace setter rolling out 21 proposals. >> will she steal the spotlight? here to weigh in, howie carr. appreciate you being here. a lot has been made for luck of the draw she had for being the sole top tier candidate in the first debate. is that an advantage for her? >> i think it is. first night will get more viewers. and the other advantage is you have biden and bernie sanders on the second night and buttigieg, the mayor of south bend is already going after them. he's criticizing biden for supporting the iraq war, saying bernie is too old. that's where you're going to get fireworks. she's in third place right no

pete.s clear and national security officials were saying that in privately yesterday that these military options are still on the table. the president is still weighing it. in particularly as you heard from republican lindsey graham if iran does anything else provocative it's pretty clear this president is going to jump on it. pete: the fact as the president said we were locked and loaded is in and of itself a warning shot. there wasn't a human being in that drone but still a u.s. navy asset that's the patrolling the waters. had there been a loss of life you would see overwhelming response from us which shows, listen, there were some advisors inside his white house who want him to do it. john bolton and mike pompeo is not a puppet but he knows the respects power not piles of cash. what happens next is very important. jedediah: what was going on initially? it was all a little bit confusing to me. i'm struggling with was he listening to the advisors and bolt tons of the world and suddenly had

pete: yeah. i could, including visiting north korea as a pathway to peace. daniel hoffman, thank you very much. >>> all right, well, another story we're following this morning, a conservative journalist attacked as protesters clash at antifa, as violent as they often are, on the streets of portland. we will bring it to you. [bleep] get ready for the insurance-themed experience of a lifetime. it's "progressive on ice." everything you love about car insurance -- the discounts... the rate comparisons... and flo in a boat. ♪ insurance adventure awaits at "progressive on ice." tickets not available now or ever. at "progressive on ice." let's get down to business. the business of getting it done. the business of road trips. the business of getting everyone back together. the business of hustle... ...and hard work... ...and whatever this is. modernized comfort inns & suites have been refreshed because whatever business you're in, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com ♪ ♪ ed: welcome back.

however, i would like to give pete props because -- >> great delivery. >> buyer of pete. >> appreciatet, rebecca. you're the best. >> i'm -- i have trouble with the english language so i struggled for a while. but i finally -- >> fracas. >> it is not -- it is too cheap is what it says, which means it is a vote for pete we said this for a while, traded down to 225. alzheimer's is the holy grail. nobody is close. biogen has other things going on it is a cheap valuation historically it has rallied good pitch, pedro. >> now down to 7-7, if prices stay the same, single digit valuations, nice vote for pete's sake guy, rebecca, tim, thank you very much. >>> the desk has spoken. now it is your turn. go it our twitter page, cnbc "fast money," cast your votes, we'll reveal the final results later on in the show plus, gold bliglistening today that's got options traders piling into gold we'll tell you which way, though, they see it heading and it might surprise you. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble wit

pete buttigieg.e says his eight years leading south bend, indiana gives him more experience to be president than donald trump had. he gave me a tour of his hometown which a decade ago was cited as one of america's ten dies cities, the same year buttigieg was elected mayor. >> how are you doing? >> hi, pete. >> so you don't mind being called pete by this guy? you don't have to say your honor? >> that's my man. he's my mayor. >> hey. how are you? good to see you. >> in south bend, they just call him pete, the hometown mayor who is suddenly a national celebrity. >> say hi to pete? >> when you wake up in the morning do you feel mayor? >> yeah, because the first thing you're doing is checking to see what happened overnight. if it wasn't something worth waking you up over -- >> a crime report? >> i get incident reports and a monthly look at where the numbers are. >> the city was in a decades-long decline. "the indianapol today investment in pouring in. there are new condos, parks, restaurants, even a night

him pete the hometown mayor who is suddenly a national celebrity. >> say hi to mayor pete? >> you wake up in the morning, do you feel mayor? >> yeah, because the first thing you're doing is you're checking to see what happened overnight there's still stuff you need -- >> there's no crime report >> i get incident reports as they happen and a monthly look at where the numbers are >> the city was in a decades-long decline the indianapolis star called the business district a blighted ghost town the tallest high rise was empty. today, investment is pouring in, there are new condos, parks, restaurants, even a nightly light display along th restaurants, even a nightly light display along the river. one of the mayor's proudest achievements, similar sewers. >> it's linksed to a sensor down to the pvc tube and that is giving you a level reading on what the level reading is here if you know this is close to topping out you can reroute to other places avoiding an overflow. >> i bet donald trump's never had one of these experiences. >> i doubt it. >> so there's different parts of even t

so i think -- i know pete buttiegieg. i think he's an honest, upright individual who is doing the best to give the community the space to express the anger, frustration and emotion. i think you have to create that space. >> it's not just sacramento, it's not just south bend. we are talking a national issue. we are talking about police-involved shootings that have happened in so many different communities. and we hear from a variation of communities who talk about their frustrations, particularly when it talks about -- at the center is the disproportionate number of black individuals, mostly black men who are killed in police-involved shootings. you heard from people in the audience there who said, wait a minute, mr. mayor, we've been trying to address this for a very long time. this is not an anomaly what just happened one week ago, but this has happened on several occasions. so for the mayor to be addressing this from an executive leadership in that city is one thing, but this is a microcosm of what's taking place nation

balanceus.org >>> mayor pete buttigieg in iowa.'s talking -- excuse me, bloomington, indiana, my apologies. he's talking national security and foreign policy. let's listen in. >> erratically, emotionally, and politically. often delivered by means of early morning tweet. with little regard for strategy and no preparation for their long-term consequences. we need a strategy. not just to deal with individual threats, rivalries and opportunities, but to manage global trends that will define the balance of this half century in which my generation will live the majority of our lives. we see workers struggling and inequality growing amid the uneven impacts of globalization and automation. we see leaders promise again and again to end the forever wars, only to fall short. we see authoritarianism and crony coupapitalism why democra values are in retreat here at home. we see a season of largely unchallenged american power transitioning to a period shaped by the competition of newly rising economies. all this while our dak and global institut

and pete buttigieg has done that here.o give him help, give him counsel, other leaders from the african-american community that might help solving the issue. >> no, he did not. i talked to the widow and national action network, my civil rights group to help her any way we could. the issue is not outsiders coming in. certainly if the family wanted us to come in, we would. the issue is not people coming in, the issue is what's going to happen there, and how you deal with a consistent pattern of police conduct. and the issue is how you have body cameras that police can turn off. that almost makes a mockery out of the idea, richard, of having body cameras. i mean, you cannot have people hold themselves accountable. the idea of body cameras is so there would be no lack of transparency, and i think that's the thing that's most disturbing to me in what i heard thus far. >> you and i were covering ferguson, the imbalance of the population in this case, one out of four african-american, compared to those that are in the police forc

. >>> pete williams is over at the supreme court. pete, what do we know? we are potential minutes away. >> we're getting the first decision now. this is one of the lesser cases, an interesting question -- can the police draw blood from an unconscious driver without a search warrant? all states have complied consent laws. about half the states, about 28 states have laws that say you can also draw blood from an unconscious driver. the supreme court has said you can do that without a search warrant. that's the first ruling today. that leaves four cases. the two political gerrymandering cases from north carolina that was disadvantageous to democrats, and another one from matter maryland from disadvantage to republican, and we think we'll get a final resolution on the census question. i have to put an asterisk on this. there's another challenge to this on maryland on an entirely separate ground that was not argued before the supreme court, putting this question on amounts to, in essence, discrimination. i'm not sure how that's going to play out. if the supreme

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we get details now from nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. this decision involves the "f" word. >> not the, but a form of it, i guess you could say. i'll quote from the majority opinion written by alaina kagan. she said according to the owner of this clothing line the trademark is pronounced as four letters, one after the other, f-u-c-t, but she said you might read it differently and if so you would hardly be alone. what the trade mark office did in this case is it enforced a provision of trade mark law is you can't give trade mark protection to a name that's scandalous or offensive. the supreme court struck that down. what is scandalous? something that goes against the society's current view of morality and that is viewpoint discrimination. the interesting thing about this is the lineup of justices here, it was justice kagan joined by the court's senior liberal ruth becauser ginsburg and then four conservatives, the chief justice john roberts joined with two liberals in dissenting. now, this follows on, craig, just two years ago the supreme

the crowd did not respond favorably to a number of mayor pete's answers.as your biggest take away from today's event? >> thank you, anna, for having me on and as well for having an eye on our community. we certainly appreciate you coming in to discuss some of the challenges that we have in our community. we've been a bomb waiting to happen. and on last sunday, june 16th, that bomb was lit and now we see the fallout of anger. we see mistrust, and all of the other tentacles that come along with that. and so we have some things that we must address. tonight was one of the first steps, i believe, in the healing process, and that is allowing for people to come to an open forum where they're able to share their questions and to receive as well a response to them. now, the responses may not have been the responses that they wanted, but it was an opportunity for our community to be able to come together and to discuss some challenges that we have in our community. >> now, going into this town hall, we know mayor pete had an interaction with community members on fr

i'm still pulling for you mayor pete. in indiana he is mayor, last night he held a town hall where angry residents voiced their frustration, watch. >> you want our vote, do your job. >> there are ways on -- do you understand. get the people that are racist off the street. >> if anyone who is on patrol is shown to be a racist or to do something racist in a way that is substantiated, that is their last day on the street. kennedy: in a way that is substantiated, the cool quotes. i think that mayor pete should have just read some poetry in his native norwegian tongue, that one thing that would have gone over a little bit better, he has not polled well with black voters, and this shooting will not help, in particular his reaction. he will face a lot of questions about that in debate this week. is his candidacy in jeb dee. jeb jeopardy. >> >> i think that other candidates realize what a lot of people who are studying polls realize, which is you have average about a third of democratic primary voters, nation wide who never heard

pete's view and joe's view joe says, you know, stay away from the f.a.n.g.-type names, they're too volatile, market goes up, they're going to go up, market goes down, they're going to go down pete says stay with that trade focus on the f.a.n.g.s are okay, still likes them joe, not that you don't like microsoft, whatever, but you know what i'm getting at you have a differing view on where you think tech is going to lead us. >> i don't think we differ on the fundamentals at all. i think facebook, obviously, in a strong market is going to see the revenue growth, it's going to realize the value of instagram and the contribution but i'm looking at it and understand, first of all, i've told you this over and over again all year, i think the market goes through a lot of different places and ultimately ends up nowhere so we're at the upper end of the range right now so when i'm looking at risk assumption on my part and i'm looking at communications services, i've got facebook, which has a beta of 1.31 i've got alphabet, which has a beta of 1.31 or i can own a disney

pete buttigieg is only 37 years old.ut according to his many, many fans on cable television, he is already gained a remarkable amount of decency and wisdom. much more than you will ever have. the question is, how did st. pete get so darn good? it wasn't his time a at harvard. it was also service in the u.s. military. especially his service in the military. he thinks that. buttigieg explained he "put his life on the line" to defend america's rights. he said that people wouldn't oppose the national anthem protest at nfl games if they served in the military. buttigieg also trashed the current president for faking disability to the vietnam. only bad people avoided the vietnam draft. that's the democratic position now. don't tell joe biden. he got the same deferments that trump did. don't tell bernie sanders. there's a larger question here. as peter van buren pointed out, if trump's military record is fair game, so is pete buttigieg's. and here is the truth. he did all of six months in 2014 as a rubber as a reservist deep ins

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pete buttigieg is only 37 years old. he gained a remarkable amount of decency.uch more than you will have. how did he get so good? it wasn't his time a at harvard. it was also service in the u.s. military. he thinks that. buttigieg explained he put his life on the line to defend america's rights. he said that people wouldn't oppose the national anthem protest at nfl games if they served in the military. buttigieg trash the the current president for faking disability to the vietnam. only bad people avoided the vietnam draft. that's the democratic position now. don't tell joe biden. he got the same deferments that trump did. don't tell bernie sanders. there's a larger question here. is peter van buren point the out, if trump's military record is fair game, so is pete buttigieg's. he dilled all of six months in 2014 as a reservist deep inside bogram airfield. locked and loaded inside a toyota land cruiser. it's unlikely he had a cold meal in afghanistan. mayor pete is milking his service politically stretching his short tour into civic lessons. peter van buren join

margins, i thought they were actually good, though, pete. they were up 1.5% year over year that's great they're at 29% give or take right now. the bill that steve cites is concerning but they were able to get a higher margin and held on to inventory rather than flooding the market with it which is a smart thing to do >> they also had lower cap ex. >> do you go in and assume the risk in a micron on your belief you get a favorable resolution on trade, or do you stick with just basically the overall smh etf? and i think that's the better play i don't know if you want the risk assumption specifically in a micron >> what joe just said it important because if what we're saying is this group moves because the market moves there are many other places to go in the market without the risk of whether you really get the trade resolution that you need for the chips to really -- >> i'm suggesting that maybe this group moves the market more than the market moves this group. semis, you know, could lead to the down side or lead to the up side >> yes it's an

pete did, too. it helped pete and it hurt him.stuart: kostya, i will reread your book. please leave it there for me. it was a great pleasure having you back on the show. >> great to be on with you. stuart: thank you very much. all right, everyone. one of the most recognizable houses in television, tony sparano's house, it's on the market. we will tell you how much it's going to go for and how much the taxes are. we are that kind of show. back after this. . . stuart: to end our program today, real estate story. you may be interested in this house. that is tony sopranos house as in the hbo series. ash, tell me how much. ashley: $3.4 million. it is 5600 square feet. it is a big home. nat said you keep the ducks used where mr. soprano. stuart: yes. ashley: there were a lot of shots in the kitchen and outside. stuart: is value up because of soprano home. >> yes. other homes are worth 1 1/2 million. because of association with the sopranos they believe the value 3.4 million. stuart: elizabeth are you're telling me how much taxes are in

. >> pete buttigieg had a very strong night. he really took it head on. >> the police force in south bend is 6% black in a city that is 26% black. why has that not improved over your two terms of mayor? >> because i couldn't get it done. i could walk you through all the things we have done as a community, all the steps we took from bias training to deescalation, but it didn't save the life of eric logan. until we move policing out of the shadows of systemic racing, whatever this particular incident teaches us, we'll be left with a bigger problem, the fact that there's a wall of mistrust and i'm determined to bring about a day when a white person driving a vehicle and a black person driving a vehicle, when they see a police officer approaching feels the exact same thing. >> in terms of preparedness, he knew they were coming for him. instead of waiting for eric swalwell or someone else to hit him with the fraternal order of police going against him, he raised the issue. >> absolutely. he was very prepared. both him and kamala are

they're very different in a lot of people that's how it all pete had this mayor pete had this past week i think revealed everything and he clearly had some tension with the crowd so let's stay that way let's set this up really nicely because if you're watching internationally you're not going to be following this so we have matt pate is let's say he's playing cards and i'm really you tell us about mike 8 ok ok well mayor pete is young he's gay and he may or this city in indiana and the town hall he put on last week was tense because there were you know he's clearly caucasian and there were african-americans there talking about homelessness and sort of bringing up a failure of his in how he's led as a mayor and he didn't seem to connect with the crowd he didn't have that like they'll have a dinner and look at that moment and is that even more serious in the way that you're setting it up because we're also talking about racism within the police department and he's the mass so people were bringing up that issue to have have a listen to somebody in the town hall talking to pete. after story

mayor pete is ticks below there. steve kornacki, we were talking about joe biden coming from the 40% space down to the 30% space. what strikes you as you look at the latest poll? >> i mean, i guess one thing that strikes me, too, when you take a step back and realize there are 24 people right now seeking the democratic presidential nomination, and really you've just got a handful who are registering at all in the polls right now. i think one of the things we've seen the first six months of this year is there has been such a log jam, so many candidates, it is difficult for anybody to break through outside of the top group. buttigieg got in there. cami kamala harris, elizabeth warren, bernie and then joe biden in a holding pattern. the question is what does biden look like? what does he sound like? what message does he have? what response does he have for those on the debate stage? once he's off the stage, we expect him to accelerate. what does it look like when you're getting an almost permanent, day to day campaign f

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know mayor pete through the new deal organization.n young and local state officials from around our country. passion, passion, and his unique story, a vision for america that you will all want to hear. amy klobuchar and i have worked together for 10 years. our families are friends. we socialize with them on a regular basis. she sits at me and democratic leadership meetings. she also brings a unique set of minnesota values that you need to hear about tonight in terms of her vision for our country as well. i won a start were others have already spoken, but to say thank only inway you did, not 2017, but what you did in 2018. you flipped three wonderful seats in the house. now we have a democratic majority in the house of representatives. [applause] you also sent back my friend of 39 years, tim kaine, who, if you can ever get off of highway 95, which we have all dealt with for decades, will be here shortly. but tim's leadership, turning back the trump/corey stewart agenda was an incredible message all across the nation. wevirginia, mayor

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pete williams is in the court now. i know the second any more news comes out, we will have him in front of a camera. this brings back memories for folks involving a baker in colorado who refused to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding. what does this mean? >> i'm not sure that i would call it a victory for the bakery owner. what the court has said this they want the lower courts to go back and to reconsider this case in light of the court's ruling from last year. in that case the court, in a narrow ruling, said the tribunal that initially heard the request from the colorado baker had acted with impermissible hostility ruling against the couple and against the gay couple who had been refused service. the court is saying it needs to go back to lower courts, which did not have the benefit of the ruling when they made these decisions and have them go back and reconsider these in light of the ruling. if it's a victory, it's a very narrow one. >> yeah. do you see it as a punt? >> definitely. this is the court. this is one of t

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>> mayor pete, if we could address that? it is going to be important, as i look at our community, obviously, our police department is here to serve and protect, but if we cannot trust the police department, it is difficult for them to do, and it is difficult for us to have a relationship of any kind when there is no trust. trust has beenat broken in our community, and we have to do something about it to regain the trust. we cannot just have this kind of a meeting, and we walk away and not commit ourselves to a process that will bridge this gap. so i believe that question is critical. let me tell you some things i think might help, but let me also acknowledge that the entire community has to feel empowered. i have shared some of the things when i spoke earlier that we have done up until now. it is also clear that we have a long way to go. clarify the chief has my confidence. [applause] >> no! [shouting] mayor buttigieg: let me mention a few things that i think are examples of areas we could work on together. i would love to h

is it going to be mayor pete? mayor pete, he's the mayor of a town's got 100,000 people in it.ask you the serious question. >> the other questions aren't serious? stuart: that was just conversation because you're a great guy. >> all they do is sit there? ashley: it's a great gig. stuart: will you eventually get into the hall of fame? >> no. it's not absolutely sure but i don't think i will while i'm alive. but i'm okay with that. let me tell you why. because i'm from cincinnati, like i said. i made their hall of fame. i got my number retired. i got the hall of fame and i got a statue. that's more important to me because it's my hometown. i was raised three miles from where i played in cincinnati, ohio. by the way, they play baseball today on a street called pete rose way. but i'm not allowed to go in the clubhouse or the batting cage. i'm john dillinger. i can't go anywhere. i'm surprised i'm allowed to sit on this set. stuart: are you over it? >> yeah, i'm over it. i had to go through security 15 times to get in here to see you. you're not that damn important. stuart: if i'm n

this is the problem that pete buttigieg is having right now. >> is this going to work?going to work with certain people. i ch watched it, it's great. >> i've been critical of mayor pete, when i wrote about what he did with housing and things like that in south bend. this is the fastest learning curve i've seen from a candidate with african-american people ever. he went from not knowing anything to engaging in social and media opportunities that are going to help him. i will tell you about south carolina, it's not just he's zero, there are issues he faces with black voters in south carolina that people don't want to talk about. i talked to a person that's the head of the local party, we sat around in our church and said he's gay and married, we won't vote for him. that's in the white community but in the black community it's a real issue. he has to make himself available to younger black voters because old black voters aren't going to vote for him. >> that's why it's smart for him to not turn down media opportunities. because you're dealing in some parts of the country w

hall and is an employee of mayor pete. him here with us tonight. thanks, mayor pete. klobuchar is one of my best friends in the senate. she has got just about the highest iq of anyone on the democratic side, which means she has about the highest iq of anyone in the senate. she has hard-working and fearless and she is very funny. we got a lot of people and the senate who asked funny, and only a few people who really are funny. amy klobuchar is very funny. amy, we love you. thanks to you and john for being here tonight. finally, i want to thank all of you for 2019. this generation of virginia the singleas led most powerful turnaround in the state from red to blue in the united states in the last 50 years. you have done that. you have done that. when mark warner and i came in together in 2001, everything was republican. everything. now we had all the statewide officeholders, both u.s. senators, a strong majority on , moreuse delegation electoral votes the last few times, and we will win them in 2020. thing we lack, and it is

another has been pete buttigieg. i would say pete is a nice guy but i agree with those who think because of the troubles he's had with some core constituencies over the last week that he might come under some fire. i also think that if you think about where bernie is vulnerable to, certain candidates on the stage, let's look here to michael bennet. let's look to john hickenlooper, the capitalist attacking the socialist. trying to make the argument the bernie sanders version of the democratic party is too far left. i'm not saying i think that will necessarily be an effective strategy, it might or might not. but if you're michael bennet or john hickenlooper looking for a way in tonight, is not bernie sanders a very clear target of opportunity for you? i would look out for that possibility. >> good chance of winning over tim and nicolle. >> and there are a minivan full of people like us. don't take the bait. garrett and john heilemann, i might track you guys down later. i will be here all night long. thank you for spend

do you trust mayor pete buttigieg, blue? yes or no. >> i -- ooh, that's a hard question. >> yes or no? >> i want to trust the spirit. so right now, no. but i'm going to give him -- i will give him the chance to do the right thing. >> blue casey -- >> and he knows that. >> thank you. >> thank you. yes, ma'am. you have a good one. yes, ma'am. >>> president trump puts the countdown clock on those i.c.e. raids he promised after speaker nancy pelosi says he is scaring the children of america. >>> plus, new details about the timing of fox news host janine pirro and her attacks on jeff sessions. was it all because sessions stopped trump from hiring her? >>> and despite the facts and the science, the vice president refuses to acknowledge the threat of a climate crisis and is fact-checked live on-air. you are watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. why fingern you can scan? with the freestyle libre 14 day system just scan the sensor with your reader, iphone or android and manage your diabetes. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a cont

-- pick is pete buddha judge -- pete buttigieg question mark --?aller: yes, we should get more , democratic montana senators, for sure. david, milwaukee, wisconsin. good morning. good morning, good morning, good morning. i'm calling in support of chelsea gabbard. she is the strongest antiwar candidate that is out there. more inshe would do that regard than all the others. and if chelsea gabbard doesn't get the nomination, do you see yourself supporting whoever they nominate question mark or will you do something else with your vote? caller: no, i will vote for the democratic candidate. right now i believe our country is headed in a bad direction and that getting rid of the person in the white house right now is of number one importance. host: i want to remind all of our viewers that later on today the iowa democratic party hall of fame dinner will be in cedar rapids, iowa, and you can watch it live and unfiltered today on c-span at 3 p.m. eastern, watch it here on c-span, online at c-span.org, and on c-span radio as well. renee is calling from indi