pressley: thank you.applause] now, as beautiful and as big and as bad and as doerful as you are, we can't this work alone, y'all. we need a partner. and you will have that in elizabeth warren as our next president. [cheers and applause] now, i have the honor of knowing elizabeth one for nearly a decade. and personal privilege of calling her a friend, my .artner in good, my senator i have been in close proximity to her, at her elbow in church basements, in gymnasiums, on big .tages, and she is consistent she does not just espouse values, she practices them. she extends her hand that partnership in every room, and she keeps her promises. ,ow that one matters to me because i know there are folks that don't show up at the polls not because they are ignorant or apathetic, but because they are tired. they have broken hearts because of broken promises, because of broken systems, and that is why big, structural change can't wait. [cheers and applause] rep. pressley: we need a leader, a president. partner that wil

amy: congresswoman pressley .o i just -- i h have been ruminating a lot on a sermon that a feed leader in my district gave not long ago. leader in my district gave not long ago. he talks about moment, movement, and momentum. and i just want to say it is like very tempting to think that in our righteousness, that we are in a moment that is ususherg in a new movement. now, i don't know how long it takes a pebble to travel from the diaspora, the african diaspora all the way to chicago and then to boston and then to d.c. -- that is my life journey. but i am just telling you that we are actually in the momentut. and what i mean by that is, in the way that we are intentional about bringing our ancestors into spaces, i have got to bring people like barbara lee and maxine waters. yes.did not -- you know, there is a paradigm shift occurring, but there have been women before us, women of color before us, black women table,us who shook the who called the question, who thought justice, who were the truth tellers, who preserve

pressley. ♪ rep.ssley: you look at. can we give it up for nina? nina, i am so proud of you. wasirst job in a campaign as a volunteer coordinator, i know the critical laurel that you play every day -- the critical role that you play every day in the community. and elizabeth and i get an extra steak of personal pride in that not only do you belong to the movement and to the warren campaign, but you belong to massachusetts, and live in my district, the massachusetts seventh. [applause] and this is your high school, motter. so we are all very proud of you, nina. my first time in iowa. thank for the enthusiastic welcome. -- thank you for the enthusiastic welcome. [applause] so this is my first time in iowa, but not my first time in rooms like this. this feels familiar. it looks good, and it feels even better. this is what democracy looks like, and this is what a movement feels like. and it is familiar today -- it is familiar to me. i have been a proud democrat since i was in utero. i grew up on my mother's

the house boycotting tonight speech, including al green of texas, alexandria, of cortez, ayanna pressley, maxine waters, steve cohen of tennessee. johnson ofgon, hank georgia, and frederica wilson of florida have announced they are boycotting the speech. robbins in pennsylvania. how do you finish that sentence? to thankd like president trump for doing a great job. everybody acts like it is so easy to run the country, but he came into a lot of problems. i believe republicans and democrats need to work together. i don't believe these people boycotting. what gives them the right when the taxpaying people pay the people to do a job? who are they to not show up? that is an embarrassment to the country. the way they are all fighting like little kids is also an embarrassment to the country. traditionally, any president meets with television anchors prior to the state of the union at an off the record luncheon at the white house. this year, the president had several television anchors, including lester holt of nbc at the white house for an off the record lunch. it leaked, washington post reporte

pressley: thank you. >> thank you, congresswoman pressley. chair krishnamoorthi: congressman sarbanes, you are recognized for five minutes. mr. sarbanes: thanks, mr. chairman. thank you all for your testimony. very, very much appreciate it. when i'm thinking about these new rules that the trump administration has rolled out, i was reminded, i went back to ed meese, this, of our attorney general at one point, under president reagan, made a comment where he said hat people go to soup kitchens because the food is free and that's easier than paying for it. he just thought it was a convenience thing. and i remember the outcry at that time. the callousness of that comment and perspective on things. -- callusness of that comment and perspective on these things. people don't take advantage of e opportunity to access snap benefits because it's just more convenient than going to a restaurant or paying for it at a super market. they go because they have a desperate need for it. it's offensive to suggest either explicitly as ed meese did 30 years ago, or

pressley: i'll take that as a yes. can a federal jobs guarantee succeed where the federal reserve has failed? yes or no? chairman powell: that's a hard one to answer. ms. pressley: guaranteeing a job. the history that i was providing. anyone who wants to work and is able to work -- ok. so chairman powell, by all indications, the u.s. economy has had ought output well below potential for eight of the past 10 years and for most of the decade prior. is it true that most of that period has seen unemployment well above target? while we almost never see inflation above target? chairman powell: that is true. ms. pressley: ok. so meanwhile, black unemployment remains double that of white unemployment. the fed began raising rates in 2016, even though inflation was still below target and when rates go up, unemployment tends to as well. do the fed consider how raising rates would disproportionately impact those who are already struggling to secure employment? like communities of color, individuals who were farmerly incarcerated,

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including new york congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez, massachusetts congressmember ayanna pressley, texas congressmember al green, georgia congressmember hank johnson, tennessee member, oregon's old, florida's frederick a wrestling -- frederica wilson, and california congressmember maxine waters. democratic compass members who did attend the speech also broke into chance of "hr 3" when trump spoke about lowering drug prescription prices. it would require medicare to negotiate for lower prices on insulin and other life-saving medications. trump refused to shake house speaker majority leader nancy pelosi's hand. after the address, she wrapped up a copy of his speech on the podium when he finished speaking. >> it was a manifesto of mistruths. and because called it a manifesto of mistruths. during the speech, the father of one of the victims in the in parkland, florida, was ejected after he shouted about his daughter's death. fred got burke was ncy pelosi's guest at the state of the union and interrupted trump's speech when trump touted his pro-gun position. in melania trump bestows th

ayanna pressley is campaigning for elizabeth warren.a co-chair of warren's campaign. >>> dozens of democratic presidential candidates, it is almost time for the iowa voters to decide on those candidates. we have a ticker over a day left. >> the caucus is tomorrow and they offer a strong indication how the democratic party could shape up in the coming months. >> nbc correspondent who is in dubuque, iowa, this morning. what kind of turnout are they expecting right now from the caucus goers? >> good morning. we started our week on a farm in west iowa and now east in dubuque. all of the across the state we have been talking to voters who could help make this a record turnout from folks who didn't show up in 2016 but sure are planning to be there on monday, to people who have never caucused before. we talked to them about what is getting them so eager to show up this time around. take a listen. iowans have an outsized role in american politics. the first voters to have a say in the presidential election. >> it feels really, really empowering

let's discuss now with congresswoman ayanna pressley. a democrat from massachusetts who is endorsed senator warren. thank you so much i appreciate you joining us. >> happy to be here. >> so you're back in washington after campaigning for the senator, senator warren, yesterday. and one of the many people from massachusetts who made the trip to new hampshire on her behalf. is this make or break primary? >> this is only the beginning of the process. and i'm proud to serve as one of the three national cochairs for the campaign. i have had the honor of calling her a friend and my partner and senator now for a close to a decade. and i'm working hard to make sure she's the 46th president of the united states and first female president of the united states. and i have been a six states and what i know for sure is she's building an organization to last on team warren we out organize and out work and out last. and that's exactly what we're going to do. >> listen, you know the only poll that really counts is when people go to the polls. voting boot

we're also hearing that pitch from squad member ayanna pressley, who is out here talking about what she warren and why she's supporting her. listen. >> we don't live in big check boxes. we live in complexity and nuance and intersectionality, and we need someone that legislates with that in mind. >> reporter: and, look, it's a telling contrast between congresswoman ayanna pressley and her fellow squad member rashida tlaib, who said she was actively booing hillary clinton the other night here in iowa, again, resurrecting the specter of 2016. and i was talking to one democratic operative who is looking at this situation and really wondering if this doesn't actually end up helping someone in the more moderate lane like joe biden. voters might be looking at this situation right now and saying, i remember 2016. i remember the split that came into the party and how it might have hurt hillary clinton against trump. they may see it as not wanting to take the risk, and it could help the moderates. so a lot of questions about how that works out here on the campaign trail, but warren's closing pitc

pressley, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in solidarity with the thousands of our puerto rican brothers and sisters surviving the loss and trauma of ongoing natural disasters that have ravaged the island of puerto rico. the youth, the elderly, the will, the unhoused, those in poverty, and those living with disabilities that find themselves disproportionately harmed by the food and health care insecurity. the frequent power outages, the infrastructure collapse, and barriers to transportation. ust last month 13-year-old jadalise ventura died due to chronic medical supply shortages. the only medical center on her island has not reopened its doors since hurricane maria, three years ago. to this day 240,000 students and their educators must stay home because their schools are still too unsafe to open. and 5,000 families remain displaced from their homes. but the fear and anguish is not limited to those remaining on the island. the commonwealth of massachusetts proudly boasts the fifth largest puerto rican community in

terms of the mandates of full employment and stable inflation, there was a question from ayanna pressleysked whether the fed could ensure economic conditions in which anybody who wanted to work and can work will have a job available to them. it has prompted questions on the bloomberg about what for employment means. we don't want a philosophical debate, but does that also feed into the view that if the fed changes its focus at all, higher inflation is even further away? economy isthe u.s. at full employment already. jobou look at the number of openings, it is consistently higher than the number of unemployed since 2018, for example. the unemployment rate is near a 50 year low. there is actually still not a lot of inflation coming through. wage growth used to peek at 4%. now we have 3%. we are very far away from the fractional which actually would threaten the inflation outlook. inflation isally not top of the agenda of the fed. manus: stay with us. more work to do. getting you up to speed with your business flash headlines this wednesday morning. good news for softbank. sprintl for the s

now i will recognize congresswoman pressley for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to say i associate myself with the impassed detroit tell it like it is comments of representative tlaib a moment ago. and completely disassociate myself with the comments offered by my colleague across the aisle, i find that i have that dual experience often on this committee of comparable pride, of our honoring the words of our late chairman and being an efficient and effective pursuit of the truth, and simultaneous shame with all of the efforts to obstruct the work of this committee, to get to the truth. but since there was a desire expressed earlier to center the science, i'd like to ask some of my questioning in line with that. it was reported that johnson & johnson's talc tested positive for asbestos as far back as 1957 and 1958. yet on more than one occasion, labs have tested samples from the same bottle of johnson & johnson's talc-based powder and come to different conclusions. as representative tlaib mentioned in her impassioned testimony or statement, johnson & johnson

amber rose, post malone, and pressley gerber. >> i don't know who these people are. >> cindy crawford's son. they are all supporting face tattoos of dubious artistic merit. they all look like something you scrawl in a middle school notebook. it's disturbing. even tattoo artists are expressing their concerns. a new yorker inkist told "the new york post," i don't do face tattoos, i have a moral obligation to educate people. what people need to realize -- it takes a year to remove one of these with lasers and they have to go over it like eight times a day. it settles, the skin scabs up, it falls off, you put salve on it, then they go at it again. it's painful and awful. why would anyone put it on their face. when this is the most interesting thing on your face, time to wear a mask, one of the corona miss masks >> i must say, i used do do this topic on the radio. never got the tattoo thing. never got it, never liked it. looks gross. sorry. i know -- okay, a small heart, or a military -- >> out of place and if i had one and it was in the bowl of my arm here, it would probably say -- ink belo

but ayanna pressley has made herself a star.ver a stage that really didn't belong to her like this in a long time. not only did she win this week. she won a week in 2024 and 2028. >> absolutely. she has emerged as the wakanda warrior. >> i texted you earlier today and said, ian in-- ayanna pressy for president. >> could she wind up on the short list? is she even 35? >> she said her birthday is tomorrow, she's 46. she's amazing. >> we'll look that up, that's not true. before i got to mine, i want to go around the table, you and i had just gotten here, you've just gotten here as well. is there any sense, it feels so confused, and i've never seen a race like this where people literally can't make up their mind. >> we were phone banking in iowa among young latino voters and they were saying, we don't know who. 25% of people are responding that, and we're saying, still go caucus because that's your responsibility, that's how to make sure these candidates know you're in the room. >> i feel the same way. at the racetrack they call it a

[applause] in fair count we just launched with ayanna pressley in massachusetts. we will go anywhere we are called, because i believe the census is a story of our future. we have to stop treating it as an event and treating it as a project. we have to think about it in 2020 one on we are portioned, 21 when they updated and planning 33.2030 and 20 we have to believe we deserve to be a part of america, because if we are not counted, we do not count. startedd organization i was called the southern economic advancement project. it is one of the closest that adheres to the call of dr. king. i hear about progressive policies and space were they have leadership that wants to see progress. i have these arguments with my friends who live in the north or the midwest, or on the east coast, who live on the west coast and say, you are not progressive because you are not pushing for this. i say i am trying to get this. i cannot fight for all when i cannot get some. one of our responsibility, especially in the deep south and southern regions, is to recognize progress belongs to

pressley: ok, thank you very much. today i rise in solidarity with my union brothers and sisters in support of the protecting the right to organize act. over the last few decades, we have seen the right to unionize, to band together, and to fight for the collective rights and dignities of working people come under attack. throughout our nation's history, these rights and protections have led to better wages and benefits, safer working conditions and protections from workplace harassment and discrimination. the hard-won battles of our nation's unions have helped push back against the vast economic inequities that too often are fueled by the agreed of big corporations and special interests. i've witnessed many of these victories firsthand. from my early days on the picket lines with my mother, sandy, may she rest in power, who taught me early on that our destinies are tied. that workers' rights are human rights. and that economic justice is workers' justice. this is still true today and the fight continues. from the stop

greater life this cycle and it started with him and it's been carried on by others even ia ayanna pressley so this is conversation that is alive in the democratic party right now but what remains to be seen is whether or not four years from now is whether the dnc actually does anything or this conversation survives ahead of the next cycle. >> who decides iowa is first is the dnc, but the other thing is as we were sitting there watching this go on we start with iowa and this appears to be a deb occacle and we end with t electoral college which is frustrating to meme because the actual person who has the most votes doesn't necessarily become the president. more americans i think are disenfranchised by not having the person who has the most votes. >> i think a big factor we're not talking about here there has been an ongoing debate and should be a debate if the democrat that finishes the top two or three in iowa wins or is in the white house, this conversation is going to be delayed. it's not going to by a priority, maybe it should be but that's a big factor. if donald trump is re-elected i e

[applause] >> we just launched with a anna pressley in massachusetts and heading out to nevada to work with others and will go anywhere we are called because i believe the senses is a story of our future and where to stop treating it as an event and think of it as a legacy project. we have to think of the senses not just in 2020 when we're accounted for 2021 when a portion, 2022 an o update and start planning for 2030 and 2023. for 2030 and 2023. we have to believe we deserve to be part of the story of america because if we are not counted we do not count. the third organization i started because i told you i hate a long time was called the southern economic advancement project and to my mind is one of the closest that adheres to the call of dr. king. i hear about progressive policies in states where they have leadership that wants to see progress. and i have these arguments with my friends who live in the north or i the midwest or on the east coast who live on the west coast and say youo are not progressive because you are not pushing for -- i'm trying to get y. i can't fight for all

now one thing very interesting with all of this, today one of the members of the squad, ayanna pressley, the representative from massachusetts, actually may have come down on the same side as president donald trump. listen to this. >> when more americans have jobs today if the fed had not increased rates over the past three years? >> i don't know, we're at 50-year low. it is a fair question. reporter: the federal reserve chairman had to think about it just a little bit. maybe president donald trump and st. louis federal reserve president jim bullard were right in 2018. the president tweeted about all of this. i will read one of the tweets. i will read part of it. they don't have a feel for the market. they don't understand trade wars this is a tweet from december 2018, after raising rates four times in 2018. the fed has cut rates three times in 2019. now on the sidelines. back to you, melissa. melissa: edward, thank you. back to cornell -- connell in new hampshire. connell: thank you, melissa. we'll talk about the race. the voters are deciding in the state of new hampshire as we speak.

congresswoman and progressive squad member ayanna pressley tweeted this.unconscionable. today we recommit to fighting like hell for the rights and dignity of immigrant families." justice sotomayor accusing the high court to being rubber-stamp to the administration policies. bringing back the power panel now. matt schlapp, jason nichols. jason, what is your reaction? >> i think we come to a sad moment in american jurisprudence, the fact that you have to have members of the court calling out other members of the court and that we have members of the court who are severely partisan and creating rubber-stamps for the president. it's really a sad moment that there is that kind of discord and that kind of disrespect, because people aren't doing the job that they were confirmed to do. >> harris: you didn't touch the policy change. matt, i will go to you on that. >> i would love to know those instances where ruth bader ginsburg has strayed from being an orthodox liberal. that would cover space on the sheet. as far as policy is concerned, the president has wide con

pressley: thank you, mr. chair. pioneer said, and quote, i am not free while any when our nfree, even shackles are different from -- re very different from my own, end quote. the year is now 2020, and here women are still in so many ays not fully free, still shackled. today i rise to affirm the umanity and dignity of all women. i rise in strong, unapologetic h.j.ress support of 79, which will strike the arbitrary deadline for equal rightsof the amendment, an amendment that should already be the law of the land. women are strong, hardworking, bright, and resilient. backbones of our families, our communities, and our democracy. we do not live in shut boxes. intersectionality of living experiences and identities. our issues are everyone's issues destinies are all tied. on h.j. -- ote h.j.res. 79 is a vote for our humanity. despite our commitment to hard jobs, we stillour are paid less than our male counterparts. women are paids, 83 cents paid to every dollar to a man but nationally, women are cents for every dollar a m

. >>> justin bieber has broken a record set by elvis pressley with his latest album, changes. ♪ and there go. changes topped the billboards 200 chart, helping the 25-year- old become the youngest artist to earn seven, number one records. elvis set the record with the release of blue hawaii at the age of 26 and marriages agreeing with him? he has kind of settled down? >> i've said it before but like elvis and like the beatles, i witnessed justin bieber. they are crying and screaming and it's amazing. say what you want about him, but he is doing well. >> very popular. >>> let's go to the south bay and i will help you get to the west valley with northbound 280 a little better because 101 is better and we had a crash northbound near 880. it's a little better and they've cleared the crash out of the lanes with traffic being very slow on northbound 101. give yourself extra time and on the other side and on the freeway, you might have a little bit of a break. this is a look at 880, a little bit slow and 580 has not completely recovered after a crash at the dublin interchange and i also mentioned

we saw it earlier today that congresswoman ayanna pressley was one of those women that came out herell. julian castro will be hitting the trail for warren over the weekend. michael bloomberg is someone who is not expected to be here in iowa but a lot of people will be watching what's happening the next several weeks and his campaign as the dnc adjust the rules when it comes to debates that could potentially allow him to jump into the next debate later on in february. >> shannon: mark meredith, we will join you there tomorrow in iowa. he got a lot of attention on both sides of the aisle but with impeachment set to wrap up, will there still be interested in tracking down the truth about hunter biden's dealings in the ukraine? our panel coming up next. since i'm active duty and she's family, i was able to set my sister up with a sweet membership from navy federal. if you hold it closer, it looks bigger. eat your food my big sis likes to make tiny food. and i'm okay with that. navy federal credit union. our members, are the mission. as parents of six, this network is one less thing i hav

. >> i was talking to ayanna pressley, who is stumping for elizabeth warren earlier, and she said the concerns she believes people have are about college debt. about climate, we have talked about this, about criminal justice and about health care. what is your sense of what democratic voters or frankly voters in a general election most want their presidential candidate to solve if they get elected in november? >> look, i think the first thing that every democrat wants is someone who can beat donald trump. that's got to be job one for a presidential contender, and we know what trump is running on. trump is running on the economy. i mean, he came to iowa as probably the worst president for farmers ever and said, if you don't elect me, your farms are going to hell. you just said it. he's running on the economy. and whoever the democrat is is going to have to beat him on the economy. and that means it's going to be somebody who can expose him as a fraud, as a businessman, a failure as a businessman, and a terrible steward of the economy for the american people. as somebody who started a b

pressley, supported elizabeth warren endorsed and campaigned for her said just this week she absolutelyrder in which states vote in the primary process should change moving forward. all of this mess from last night, good or bad, will be calling into question the first in the nation status for iowa in future elections whether in 2024 or passed elections after that. >> quickly get into that. you have to have future elections scrambling figuring what will happen especially in this primary season regarding what took place in iowa. what are you hearing in regards to upcoming election? >> interesting, how many emphasis placed on results of the iowa caucuses whether that signals to others who is the most viable nominee coming out of iowa. i'm curious to see whether or not people in other voting states actually care about who the actual winner of iowa is, because of all of this mishap and we have so much data, we haven't in the past. raw vote totals or delegates, and so i'm curious whether or not the candidates themselves even continue to talk about what happens here in iowa. >> all right. alex

first time because of 2018, and that's what i think elizabeth has done by having folks like ayanna pressleyust need to jump in. if it does end up being a progressive candidate, do you think the party base will push back on that? >> elizabeth said very clear about standing up for the most core progressive values, standing up to corruption, standing up to big corporations, holding ceos accountable, and that's really at the core of what this progressive movement is about. at the same time she's made clear that she's a capitalist. she believes in our capitalist economy, but hold to account for treating people fairly. i think she does really bridge that divide between progressives and moderates. i also see her really talking day in, day out rally after rally in living rooms and big events about winning up and down the ticket, and that is something as someone who's going to be on the ballot again here in 2020 and 2022 hopefully, i'm really concerned about what the plan the president has for making sure that we win at all levels of government, and i think she's outshining the competition in that r

we saw it earlier today that congresswoman ayanna pressley was one of those women that came out here out the vote as well. julian castro will be hitting the trail for warren over the weekend. michael bloomberg is someone who is not expected to be here in iowa but a lot of people will be watching what's happening the next several weeks and his campaign as the dnc adjust the rules when it comes to debates that could potentially allow him to jump into the next debate later on in february. >> shannon: mark meredith, we will join you there tomorrow in iowa. he got a lot of attention on both sides of the aisle but with impeachment set to wrap up, will there still be interested in tracking down the truth about hunter b b b b b this is my body of proof. proof i can fight moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. proof i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. proof of less joint pain... ...and clearer skin in psa. humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and so

press pressley. now in 2018, three southern states, i don't garrett wow think but maryland.still a southern state. maryland -- we're informant new york. maryland, georgia, and florida? three african-americans are poised to be potentially be governor of those states. i have never seen this. there is a reaction to this. so people are not -- it's not just black people. it's not just -- people are seeing what is happening and they're upset so it could be a southern strategy all it wants. for every action there is a reaction. and i met andrew gillum last week, he remind he me of barack obama but has this theme of everyone, universality. i met stacy abrahams and we commune okay. same thing, theme of universality. i want to see what happens. don't mow what is happening in each state but i want to see because anything can change because you have this quiet move of african-americans voting, but then you have this other move that could come up and say, we're not going to let it happen. what's that happened with trump and that's what happened with andrew gillum. they didn't expect it.

and i think the castro brothers and ayana pressley have been terrific surrogates for her. i think she could wind up -- i don't know if she can win, but i think she could confound expectations. >> yeah. deb holland is in -- >> deb holland, i mean, she did one yesterday, i think she did three today, three tomorrow, and then she's doing another one on caucus monday. has certainly been very visible. >> if there's someone who's important for her it would be deb holland because the original sort of one thing trump has tried to use against her was the native american issue. having deb holland out there -- we were just showing a are the bit of an elizabeth warren rally that was set to start. what city is it again? asking my executive producer what city it's in. davenport, iowa. we'll try to show you little bits and pieces of it. there you are. we'll try to show you little bits of these rallies. beth fouhy, errin haines, charlie pierce, you guys have been great thanks. up next some republicans have been trying to link the impeachment trial to vote in iowa. and that might not be so

and i think the castro brothers and ayana pressley have been terrific surrogates for her. i think she could wind up -- i don't know if she can win, but i think she could confound expectations. >> yeah. deb holland is in -- >> deb holland, i mean, she did one yesterday, i think she did three today, three tomorrow, and then she's doing another one on caucus monday. has certainly been very visible. >> if there's someone who's important for her it would be deb holland because the original sort of one thing trump has tried to use against her was the native american issue. having deb holland out there -- we were just showing a are the bit of an elizabeth warren rally that was set to start. what city is it again? asking my executive producer what city it's in. davenport, iowa. we'll try to show you little bits and pieces of it. there you are. we'll try to show you little bits of these rallies. beth fouhy, errin haines, charlie pierce, you guys have been great thanks. the republicans are trying to link the impeachment trial to the vote in iowa. that may not be so wise. xln i'll ex

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elvis pressley and ann-margret. >> we knew how he moved.g like n you brought the two of them together. >> oh, my, god.rks? >> in 1964, she was also the assistant core gag graph on the tami show a concert film featuring the rolling stones. the supremes. and the godfather of soul whose moves electrified her. what was it with james brown what did he have? >> no one ever took their eyes off of him. there was something in this surprise. and he or began i cannily would choreograph the band and the chart live as it was going on audience feels. >> in her dance studio, basil gave me a james brown tutorial. >> so just show me real quick like a james brown. >> this would be james brown in here, here. going in here. always keeping the groove. >> oh, yeah. >> what's the matter, don't you like it. >> basil has been in some big films, that's her with peter fonda in "easy rider" and with jack nicholson in this scene from "five easy pieces." >> you want me to hold the chicken. >> i want to you hold it between your knees. >> and her credits don't end there.

i've never understood pressley why but i will tell you, going forward i think rail is going to play a larger role in our transportation than it does now. among other things you're going to have driver this cars and were going to have to come to terms that the internal combustion engine maybe drawing to a close, and people say, what about infrastructure? what will you do about infrastructure and you know, i think rail, commuter rail might be part of the answer there. i say i want to preface everything, of course that is not true but i will tell you, we save massachusetts 300 million dollars by moving the care of the developmentally disabled and mentally ill from big red brick buildings with bars on the window where the staff refer to the residents there as inmates, it was completely inhumane method of treating people who needed care, and we knock down those red brick buildings and put everybody into assisted living facilities, no more than 11 patients or residents to a house, full-time staffing of four for 11 people so really superior staffing and they call the people clients are resid

at least two decided to skip including ayanna pressley and alexandria ocasio-cortez. two freshmen members. it just shows you, wolf, how tense this moment is. nancy pelosi i'm told urged her members to be dignified in their response in the face of potential taunting from this president. >> kate bennett is with us as well. kate, the first lady, melania trump, she's about to come in. tell us, first of all, about the guests she's bringing. >> right. these are guests, a preview of what the topics are going to be tonight. the comeback ais the theme the white house is saying. two gentle men who turned their lives arrest. former veterans working in opportunity zones, part of the usmca package. a young 2-year-old girl who was one of the youngest premature babies ever born. able to survive. she's supposed to be there with her mother. immigration is going to play a part. there's a brother of a victim of a murderer who was an illegal immigrant. and, you know, that's going to be, again, probably part of the president's speech tonight. there's the deputy u.s. chief of border patrol

ayanna pressley saying we will not stand for that rashida tlaib got arrested yesterday. saying trump's desperate attempt to get reelected and michael bloomberg only a tie rant behaves this way. so the debate of 2019 continues. clearly, at least on the campaign trail in 2020. pete: so only a tyrant enforces the law that have been passed by congress and the idea that citizens should be shielded from illegal criminals. we are talking about criminals here who are arrested and never transferred over to ice border patrol saying we are going to help do something about that. emily: local politicians the mayor of los angeles weighing in eric garcetti saying the city and law enforcement are on your side. take a listen. >> no matter the immigration status, i want every angeline know to know their rights and how to exercise them. remember, you have the right to remain silent. you don't have to open your doors to an ice agent that doesn't have a warrant signed by a judge. most importantly, i want you to know you do not need to be afraid. your city is on your side rest assured here in

. >>> joining me live from boston, democratic comiyayanna pressley she's endorsed senator elizabeth warrenlways good to be with my bald squad. >> i appreciate that. you are the -- the newest and best member of it. congresswoman, one of the things i was talking to tom about and we've been talking about a lot and south carolina allows us to focus on is this issue that you know well. the wealth gap between white and black american families. elizabeth warren, in an article that was put out by "the root" yesterday, stored the highest in terms of what her plans would do for african-americans. in a fairly measured and detailed report. tell me about this. tell me about why elizabeth warren in your opinion is the best candidate for african-americans. >> sure. first i want to say how much i appreciate your bringing attention to this topic. i wish that we would have had at one of the debates dedicated to income inequality and specifically the racial wealth gap. elizabeth warren has been centering this issue from the beginning of her campaign. it is apropos for candidates to be focused on engaging the

arianna pressley from massachusetts who i know very well is not attending either, so people are usingrm of protest. the women dressed in white, the democrat women, there are many ways to protest. i think one of the things that has happened over the last few years is the undercutting of our institutions and the usual behaviour and conduct, and i think attending things like this is very important and we shouldn't undermine our democratic institutions in honouring this tradition is one of the very important ones. to your point earlier, during barack obama's your point earlier, during ba rack obama's state your point earlier, during barack obama's state of the union speech, one republican member could stand up and call him a liar, and that was shocking at the time. i wonder if we haven't become a little numb to all doubt, but i do think it is important to honour our traditions and i hope we get back to doing more of that and this is one of the most important ones. when was the last time you can think of that state of the union addresses we re state of the union addresses were less partisa