rahm emanuel is not the most gifted order in the world, but he is passionate. he said he would campaign in every precinct, and he did, and he pulled off a stunning landslide. you have to go back a long way to get a landslide like that for our first election. we will see. headlines,y's illinois in the news. rahm emanuel is a good example of illinois has been in the news for a long time in terms of political leaders. i am going to briefly remind you of things i am sure you remember. illinois is home to three presidents who were living in the state when they were elected, lincoln, grant, and president obama. ronald reagan was born in illinois, congressional leaders -- where to stop? from rahm emanuel to dick durbin to tammy duckworth to dennis hastert, i am sure i'm forgetting people, the stephensons. the dailys. on.list goes on and the school of journalism is named after a former chicago mayor. the list does go on and on. you guys know a lot more about illinois then i do, i am from wisconsin. you're also been a mashed in illinois politics for a long time. who is

but like a lot of unpopular democrats, rahm emanuel has a plan to keep himself in power.can't win over existing voters, and he hasn't been able to.an he can create new ones.n' chicago is rolling out a new government i.d. card called city key. a few months ago, he said it was supposed to bring illegal immigrants "out of the shadows." it is designed to thwart federal law enforcement. the cards don't store personal information, i.c.e. can't usese them to enforce federal law, and that is intentional. chicago has announced that these cards, which were designed for illegal aliens, can be used for voter registration, in other words, noncitizen illegals will be able to vote in the city of chicago, including in federal elections that affect you. now, that's illegal. congress passed a law against it, it's explicitly illegal.l. yet the city is encouraging it.l when a reporter asked this alderman about this, he did not care. "there is nothing stopping someone from getting a fake i.d. now and going to try to vote, he said. that is true, of course, but there is a significant difference

lara: nurse and important story about how former representative rahm emanuel had recruited someone to office. he was nervous about jumping in. worried about not seeing the children. about oneourse of week, every single minute that rahm emanuel was with his children, he would call and say -- i'm with my kids of the baseball game. then he would hang up. he would say, i'm with my kids taking them to school -- then he would hang up. he did this every week to recruit him and say, you're not going to lose touch. but it is hard. bags i did not go in for any special positions, rules not go in -- >> i did for any special positions, any rules committees. when i wasmember there, i would tell them that is what we care about. is ani think this interesting issue. the constituents want you there but then they say they want you to be doing legislation here. >> the well was poisoned when someone said, it when you move you won'tton then have to commute and everything. this is what started the strife and everything that was going on. that is when the approval rating started to go down because everybody

rahm emanuel wants to get reelected. if it takes illegal to do so, fine, whatever it takes.e contacted the mayor's office for contact, and it did not bother to respond. the justice department for some reason doesn't seem to be doing anything about any of this. it is not just happening in the city of chicago. in the state of california, illegal immigrants good driver's license, hundreds and hundreds of them, and they can use those to register to vote and some do. in the state of maryland, some towns are trying to legalize voting for illegal immigrants. how long until that is a democratic party platform? how long at all some federal judge in hawaii declares that preventing illegal aliens from voting is racist and demands they get the boat immediately nationwide? it's coming, of course it is. the left wants power, and this will give it to them. chicago alderman sponsored the bill creating the ids and he joins us. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: do you support noncitizens voting? >> i think there's a misunderstanding about the city key is. as a li

rahm emanuel may be a democrat in one of the most democratic cities in the world, but that doesn't meanre. this city of chicago was falling apart in a lot of ways, it is deeply in debt, over 50 billion in debt. 650 murders there last year, most of the schools are genuinely terrible. he would not sign your own kids under any circumstances. not surprisingly, polls of chicago voters from last year showed rahm emanuel's approval rating at about 25%, with numbers like that, there is no chance he will be reelected next year.

rahm emanuel may be a democrat in one of the most democratic cities in the world, but that doesn't mean there. this city of chicago is falling apart in a lot of ways, it is deeply in debt, over 50 billion in debt. there were 650 murders there last year, most of the schools are genuinely terrible. you would not send your own kidn there under any circumstances. not surprisingly, polls of chicago voters from last year showed rahm emanuel's approval rating at about 25%. with numbers like that, there is no chance he will be reelected next year. but like a lot of unpopular

as rahm emanuel famously said, don't waste a good crisis. >> come on, jack. >> they're trying to enternto politics, they're trying to change the debate that is a political debate. you cannot criticize high school students engaging who are engaging in politics. >> i'm not criticizing them. >> when you were a young person and you wanted to change policy, what did you do? jack, just give me a second. when you were a young person, i assume you became a politician because you wanted to effect change in america, right? you joined the republican party. you're attacking these kids for having political allies? >> van, what were you going to say? >> when you say something like that, it's so bad. i'm going to tell you why it's bad. first of all, these young people don't have to have anybody tell them, you, me, democrat or republican, that something has to change. when we went to school, i was scared of bullies that might take my lunch money. i was not scared of getting killed. we have no ability to wonder what it's like to go to school every day and wonder if you'll get killed. if anything, the k

i think there's something wrong with your sink. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: rahm emanuel wants to run for a thirdblem, voters don't like him. not surprisingly, the city is deep in debt, the schools are terrible, streets have third world levels of violence. he is a plan to replace existing voters with a new one, the illegal immigrants. we'll investigate that plan tomorrow. if you like there were jordan peterson segment tonight, tune in next month, the month of march, series on the state of men in this country. it's not good. we'll tell you why. good night from washington. sean is next. >> sean: great show. a son of breaking news tonight. liberal congressman adam schiff on the counter memo, the fisa abuses, a complete disgrace, complete fabrications, and it actually corroborates everything we have been telling you over a, year on this program. like that, the fbi and the doj, thickly lied about the fisa judge, the origins of the clinton bought and paid for dossier. full of russian government propaganda. they used that to get a warrant to spy on a member of the the p campaign. we will go through this

helping you to and through retirement. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: rahm emanuel once run for a third term of.ly. the city is deep in debt and schools are terrible. violence. has a plan lee place existing voters with new ones. we'll investigate that plan tomorrow. if you liked jordan peterson. the month of march the series on state of men in this country. not good and we will tell you what we can do about it good night from washington. sean is next. hey, sean. >> sean: hey, tucker, great show. liberal congressman adam schiff's counter memo on the fisa abuses finally released. a complete disaster for schiff and company full ever flat out lies, complete fabrications and it actually, in the end corroborates everything we have been telling you over a year on this program. now, like that, the fbi and the doj like they lied about the fisa judge in that case about the origins of the clinton bought and paid for dossier. full of russian government propaganda, they used that to get a warrant to spy on a member of the trump campaign. we will go through this schiff memo, point by point. we will separate f

mayor rahm emanuel: >> this is more reflective of what we kind of think about when we have in our mind'sye, what does a chicago winter look like? >> reporter: the wintry blast that befell the windy city actually stretched from montana to michigan with another couple of snowbands to come this weekend. the national weather service cautions that travel will be extremely difficult across the midwest for several hours even ngter the snow stops falling, whenever that is. jeff. >> glor: dean reynolds, who will not be doing donuts on the way home tonight. dean, thank you very much. h has been a month since mudslides killed at least 20 people and destroyed more than 100 homes on the california coast. torrential rain washed out hillsides, torched bear by a massive wildfire. as carter evans reports tonight, some neighbors say insurance companies have been slow to connect the disasters and cover the victims. >> feels like a nightmare that i just don't wake up from. >> reporter: beth prince had ofdured the torrent of mud that plowed into her montecito home. so you were standing inside looking out at

rahm emanuel ran and endorsed candidate who lost a primary. they stepped investing in that race for the general election. there are races where an insurgent is raising more money than the candidate. which you consider that new candidate if they beat your candidate on the radar? rep. lujan: they have structural advantages. whether it is financial resources, grassroots support for endorsements. i will continue to stand by the endorsement with red to blue as identifying the most competitive seats across the country. i believe they are the strongest candidates, number the one. battlefield is 100 to 1 strong. we need to see where we can make investments across the country and which districts for real. after the primaries, we continue to assess. i would argue based on the structural disadvantages the republicans have with history and data, we will be able to play in these districts. we will evaluate them one by one, primary after primary. david: it is possible that somebody wins the primary and you can put the resources elsewhere? rep. lujan: if we

supposedly over the course of about a week every single minute that rahm emanuel was with his childrenhe would call heath and said i'm with like it at the baseball game. then he would hang up. i'm with my kids taking the school, then he would hang up. supposedly he does over the of an entire week to recruit him and say you're not going to lose touch here it is hard and their speedy but he made a decision. i did not run for any leadership position. i did that go on the rules committee. i did that take a lot of quartiles because kids were number one. they will go up and other members could go on and that would be fine but the kids remembered when i was there and that's all we care about. >> i do think there's an interesting issue about the constituents want you there, but then they say they want you to be compromising and doing legislation here. >> we did get, when you came in, the well was poisoned when someone said if you moved to washington you have to commit and everything. that's what started the strife that's going on in 1994. washington, the place was broken and the approval ratin

it was a very having story and one in political science about how former representative rahm emanuel had a former representative to office where he was nervous jumping in and he said i don't think i'm ever going to see my children and supposedly over the course of about a week every single minute that rahm was with his children he called heat, i'm with my kid at the baseball game. and hang up. i'm with my kid in school. hang up and supposedly he did this over the course of an entire week to recruit him and say you're not going to lose touch. it is hard and there is-- >> you have to make a decision, i did not run for leadership positions and did not go into the rules positions and i did not take a lot because kids are number one and they grow up and other members could go and that would be fine, but the kids remembered when i was there and that's all that they care about. >> and i think it's an interesting issue about the constituents want you there, but then they say they want you to be compromising and doing legislation here-- >> we did get-- when you-- newt poisoned the well when h

he was so radioactive that even rahm emanuel banned him from the obama white house because he believed blumenthal was behind all of the negative stuff that came out about obama and the 2008 campaign which they were right about. >> let me say that i agree with something said. which is that steele is a renowned mi6 agent and a foreign service agent. as to why they funneled it and laundered it through him that you've got a problem. i think he just gave credence to the rest of the dossier. trey gowdy didn't say who it was but let's stipulate -- >> laura: devin nunes did the same thing. >> i've never heard of cody shearer. >> you haven't worked with the clintons as long as i have. >> i actually have, i wasn't fired by them. >> laura: that's a low blow. >> said is a lot more of a character than you are portraying. i'm not defending him. but i think the most important thing is the notion that the dossier was written by sid blumenthal is crazy. that's not what happened. chris steele wrote the dossier. and devin nunes has said that much in it. >> let's talk about christopher steele at for a lit

and then for the member, you know, my advice would be to be sure that -- speaking of rahm emanuel, that our freshman orientation, he said this is the most bipartisan thing you'll ever do in congress because there were democrats and republicans together in the orientation. he said after this, your party is going to divide you and pit you against each other and you'll have to make a, you know, special effort to find those friendships and relationships. and to me, you know, whether you're in the minority or the majority in congress, having those relationships on the other side is really, really important. because there is always going to be something where you're going to have to go to somebody on the other side to try to get something done or to build a coalition, and that's where you've got to take special initiative. >> rahm also said -- he's been a friend of ours for years and we were talking to him right after we got to washington around the orientation and rahm's like, you know, what i do with family, i tell them, i get one day. here is rahm doing leadership and moving on, he's a rea

number two, i worked at the democratic congressional campaign under rahm emanuel when they took backlture of corruption. we were doing - - we are doing much better now on the generic ballot. now that we were at that time if that makes sense. we ended up picking up 28 seats in that cycle. i think were sitting on the down ballot seats that democrats have flipped since donald trump took office, we have looked 36 of the seats from red to blue. the trend line is going in our favor. obviously, anything can change at this moment. but i think we will see big things. >>steve: sound like there's a bit of cockiness. >> it's not cocky, it's just reality. >> that's the establishment speaking. the same establishment is in no way donald trump would be president, ever. guess what. the bottom line is, the generic ballot, if it's anywhere near +1, +2, i will take that all day. >>steve: the other thing on the ballot, nancy pelosi. >> its crumbs. again i still look to the democratic party and say what are you running on?shielding illegal immigrants, gun control and i don't like what trump tweets. that's

rahm emanuel, they want to earn their street cred five fighting the system and fighting donald trump.ot of publicity. i don't think it's good for the country. she has breaking the law. u.s. code one, two, one -- yout shield from protection another little it's amazing how the democratic party has change their platform. they voted for the border fence. they voted to not shield illegal aliens. voted for sweeps and raids. now it is open season. let them in, have them free stuff. never prosecute them. it's amazing. they are not the party of law and order. trump, when he thinks things are wrong, he's called a traitor. when the democrats do it, they are called heroes. >> juan: when you have the supreme court declined to look at the dreamer situation. it means the march deadline is not good to be in place. the second thing, what the mayor of oakland is doing is saying even if you are here illegally there are certain steps. you don't have to open your door. you don't have to do xyz. that information -- that's not breaking the law. that's not supporting people being here illegally. i think it's

this is a mayor rahm emanuel special. he says the i.d. will help bring people out of the shadows.card will also be accepted as a legal form of i.d. for anyone wanting to register to vote. uh-huh. so he says the city would actually make sure that you couldn't lie as far as being a citizen because, if you did lie, you would go to jail or be deported. how is this going to work out. jeff flock live in chicago with more on this interesting stuff shall we say, jeff? reporter: devil always in the details, trish. yeah it is, the noble notion of this, yes, people come out out f the shadows. maybe they don't get taken advantage of as much. they can open a bank account. this is not just undocumented folks but people got out of prison or homeless or whatever, not a bad idea. here is what the card looks like. the problem is the details. it is called city key and you get your picture on it. the thing is, you need to get one of these cards or want to get one of these cards, you have to prove two things. one, you have to eligible for a city key, applicants must show proof of identity, who are you

many of the proposals being bandied about today come straight out of rahm emanuel's playbook of let nocrisis go to waste. the foreign interference problem is being used as a pretext to enact the reform agenda, long-standing goal of more regulation of political speech. the so-called honest ads act, which is not very honest, that was introduced last year in congress is a perfect example. effectsf regulatory would fall on american political speakers and not foreigners. what would more focused policy would like? a bipartisan duo of u.s. senators has introduced a bill that would cause an array of sanctions to be triggered against any foreign country that is found to have interfered with our election. it has also been suggested that the foreign agents registration act could be updated to specifically address problems such as russia's 2016 social media propaganda campaign. these are the types of laws i hope you all will push for, because these are the types of laws that would specifically target foreign states and foreign nationals and do not use foreign interference as pretext to be more one

mayor rahm emanuel said the city is bracing for more. >> we have always done this as a city.ant us to continue today, tomorrow, sunday-- throughout-- responding, taking care of notf, only yoursut taking care of yourself and your family members, but checking on your neighbors. >> woodruff: the storm is expected to weaken as it movesr eastward oe weekend. back in this country, public defenders in new york are protesting against immigration ents arresting their clients at routine court appearances. doze of the attorneys protested outside a bronx cothouse yesterday. they were joined by civil rights and migration advocates.om and still to con the newshour: what the budget deal trnfund the govent means for the mounting federal deficit. tense diplomacy against the backdrop of the olympic games in south korea. what's behind the worst flu season in nearly a decade. and, much mo. >> woodruff: now, back to the present's words of praise today for a top aide who resigned over accusations of domestic abuse. seven million women are raped or physically assaulted by a current or former intima

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you can have a james baker type or rahm emanuel, one or the other. those are acceptable forms. kelly came advertised as the ultimate disciplinarian. the fact is you have a chief of staff who appears to have told an untruth about a florida congresswoman -- >> frederica wilson. >> and who does president seem to have a handle on -- you would think as basic to him, operational security, when it comes to handling top secret information. this is ail form former four-st general. it's staggering. trump does need a competent manager in the white house, but it's just not him. maybe it's mrs. doubt fire. >> it's a six-month job, impossible. >> natasha, let me ask you a question about security clearance. do you see any scenario where this white house has to account for who does and does not have full clearances and who does and does not handle classified information? >> well, there have been efforts by democratic members of congress to get more information about the white house's security clearance process. i mean, i know that the house oversight ranking member, the house oversight committ

why would rahm emanuel want more crime in chicago? why did kate steinle have to die at the hands of a repeat ,riminal illegal immigrant living in pelosi's sanctuary state? why does california's democratic attorney general threaten to prosecute patriotic businesses instead of predators? and why is the deadly gang ms13 flourishing across our community? by putting political agendas over public safety, the liberal left aims to ignite disorder in our streets and distrust among our law enforcement by tying the hands of local officers, rather than handcuffing the criminals they catch. patriots have not laid down their lives on foreign soil only to have their family and friends be harmed by policies of public officials who harbor hustlers, hooligans, and hoodlums in their hometowns. america is a multipart of many cultures, traditions, creeds, and ideas. cesspoolt, however, a for criminals from other countries to hide among our masses. let me be clear. as conservatives, we are not anti-immigrant. opposite, actually. we want people to come to t

as rahm emanuel once said, never let a good crisis go to waste and the left sure isn't but i don't thinkhas he closed the door to working with democrats. this is the most unorthodox presidency in our lifetime. the american people are finally glad to have a pragmatist in office who is solutioned-based. charles: to that point, before i let you go, more and more republicans will reconsider their positions on this and, you know, is that the trump effect? that you know, where again, sort of in the past, everyone was afraid, listen, there were a lot of second amendment folks out there who had legitimate worries they were going to lose all of their rights to gun ownership and second amendment was under attack. so is this perhaps the right president to make these changes? >> it very well may be. this isn't about politics. something needs to be done here. we don't want to infink on anybody's rights but clear some steps need to be taken to protect the most vulnerable, our children and our schools. hopefully president trump can be the leader to bridge the gap, bring people together, hear all sides,

exactly wasn't that popular so sorry about that rahm emanuel throwing my hat in the ring.ree if you look back at the deals that may need with automakers, manufacturing they don't get what their promised or revenue or production from companies so a lot of these cities and states get taken advantage of. so i would be careful if i was hague a deal with amazon here. that's all. >> thank you mayor-elect. twitter facing backlash from conserve conservatives after company made a move to curve. and now conservatives claim they're unfairly targeted by the company the question is do they have a point? this was a big issue yesterday as some of these twitter follower account were purged. emac. j one side of the story twitter saying you have to prove you're a human being following that with a follower if you have a follower. that's follower has to have a phone number or your account has to have a phone number and if you don't we're going to purge you so one -- individual can post multiple times to multiple accounts with one phone number you have to prove you're not a robot but they're s

republican majority passed legislation, and it actually stalled at the desk of nancy pelosi and rahm emanuelouse, had the senate, had the house, but did not see it as a priority. ed: 2008 barack obama said, "my first year in office i will get comprehensive." he made that promise directly to the latino community. todd: is the republican is named joe smith and not donald trump, does this get passed by the democrats? >> i believe so. again, we believe that the arbitrary cuts to family migration is probably the discussion we should be having, more long term, more be packaged for permanent reform that has to do with legal migration. but again this is a reason to come to the table. this is an opportunity right now to finally do something. the president blew everybody away by actually proposing that he would give citizenship to 2018 million daca -- rachel: three times what obama offered, right? >> almost three times that, exactly right. so, look, everything you heard about donald trump, you'd think he would actually maybe reduced that number down, but he actually almost tripled it. rachel: he made