we want to stay with congressmember rashida tlaib one more minute.uan: we continue our conversation with rashida tlaib the first palestinian american elected to congress. i want to ask about president trump's so-called middle east peace plan. earlier this week palestinian , president mahmoud abbas forcefully rejected the plan during a speech to the u.n. security council tuesday. >> this plan will not bring peace or stability to the region. and therefore, we will not accept this plan. we will confront his application on the ground. this is a summary of the project that was presented to us. this is the state that they will give us. it is like swiss cheese, really. you will accept a similar state and similar conditions? , you're thea tlaib congresswoman and michigan's district along with ilhan omar, the first muslim woman elected to congress. your response to the president's plan and to the response by the palestinian authority? >> i grew up in detroit, the most beautiful come up like in the country. so much of what i learned here of these forms of oppr

amy: rashida tlaib. -- i grew upfor me in a uaw household and i remember my father talking about justmic oppression. and it was african-american baptist pastor who said, rashida , this country is not divided, this world is not divided, we're just disconnecteted. in everything how we see our lens, sometimes you must want to clear the glass so that people understand it is the same people trying to impress me as trying to oppress you. one of the things he talked about in labor organizing in the plant, ford motor company, is when you walked in, you are not black or white. you did not know where people live. you did not know this was a returning citizen or what people's faith were. you are part of one family, the uaw. it was one big -- big organization against the corporate greed pushing back insane, i deserve human dignity, i deserve to be able to take care of my family and these kinds of things. i think globally the economic oppression happening across the country, and you see labor organizing working class coming together and fighting and saying we can do it if we come together and figh

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i want to talk about last night, that moment rashida tlaib was on stage. there was talking about hillary clinton's comments about bernie sanders and she booed. you came to her defense today. why is that? >> the audience, somebody mentioned hillary on the stage, not rashida. the whole audience started booing the name. and so i think she was trying to make a joke out of it. listen, i got to tell you because i've been on the bernie bus for 11 days across iowa. nobody is thinking about 2016. we're focused on 2020. i'll tell you what i said last night. letting michael bloomberg into the debate, for a billionaire to buy his way in because he doesn't have to follow the rules, but people like cory booker and julian castro couldn't join the debate? this is absolute madness. the 1%, the corporate democrats who are trying to push bloomberg into this because they're so nervous about bernie sanders. that's the real story. >> let me get back to that for just one second. this did come up. it one as if hillary clinton was there. her name was brought up on the stage. >> i

jillian: an influential jewish leader escorted out of an event, rashida tlaib didn't want to hear. ♪> if you're struggling to pay for your long-term care which this president made harder with the budget. >> trump is taking us to new lows. >> the idea that he will rebuild this country by cutting essential investments, dangerous path of the country. rob: a lot of democrats melting down over donald trump's budget proposal, to cut medicaid and boost defense spending in $4.8 trillion depots will. shannon: any room for compromise? joining us is dan, thank you for joining us. and it will increase military spending, $2 billion in the border wall and $66 billion from 2020. there's a lot of criticism about this. in article in the washington examiner says trump's budget shows why we are doomed, talks about how this will lean heavily on economic growth remaining strong for the next 12 years or so. the agree with the criticism this is getting? >> when you look at the highlights you had on-screen you could tell the first two items are going to be nonstarters with the democrats. this budget has a c

they're standing with rashida tlaib. that comment being matched on his twitter feed, for example. i'll tell you, this is something that the sanders campaign is trying to brush past. senator sanders wrapped up an event here. he didn't really address it. he was focused on donald trump. that's where the main message is. that's part of his closing pitch that he believes he's the most electable candidate to take on donald trump, and it starts with potentially winning on monday. >> i know that senator sanders picked up an important doorsment in iowa today, a state legislature throwing his support behind the senator from vermont. in the 20, 30 seconds we have here, explain why that's so important, why he's so happy to get that endorsement. >> a really coveted endorsement here, african-american has been in the legislature since 2007, one of the things with senator sanders, he has a lot of support and he's been highlighting his diverse group of supporters, alexandria ocasio-cortez, this is different. it's a local endorsement from

rashida tlaib booed hillary clinton during a campaign events for bernie sanders.ss all of this now with our correspondents and analysts and jeff zeleny joining us from iowa. let's take a look at this moment that happened with rashida tlaib at this bernie sanders event. >> iowa, we have three days. i don't remember if you guys remember last week when someone by the name of hillary clinton said that nobody -- we're not going to boo. we're not going to boo. we're classy here. >> no. i'll boo. boo! i -- you all know i can't be quiet. no, we're going to boo. that's all right. the haters -- the haters will shut up on monday when we win. >> it's important to point out this didn't happen in a vacuum, right? the context of this is that hillary clinton took a shot at bernie sanders in a hulu documentary still to be released and what she said was according to "the hollywood reporter" he was in congress for years and he had one senator support him and nobody likes him and nobody wants to work with him. he got nothing done. yesterday this out by a podcast by "the new york time

and this statement from representative rashida tlaib is a series of tweets that reads, i am incredibly in love with the movement that our campaign of not me, us, has created. this makes me protective over and frustrated by attempts to miss the strength and diversity of our movement. representative receded to label what on to say i know what is at stake if we do not unify over one candidate to be trump and i tend to do every thing possible to make sure trump does not win in 2020. in this instance, i allowed my disappointment with secretary clinton's latest comments about senator sanders and his supporters get the best of me. you all, my sisters and service on stage and are movement deserve better. i will continue to strive to come from a place of love and not react to the same way as those who are against what we are building in this country. this is about billing a just and equable future for my two boys my children across thus building a just and equitable future for my two boys, children across the country. in minneapolis, go ahead. >> you forgot to mention bloomberg donated 300,000

i want to bring in congresswoman rashida tlaib. democrat from michigan. she's supporting bernie sanders for president. she was at the capitol tonight for the state of the union address. congresswoman, it is great to see you. thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> so i understand -- i was just told right as we were bringing you on that you were among the several democratic lawmakers who actually walked out of the president's speech before it was done tonight. tell me about that decision and what was the tipping point for you? >> i think, you know, even the mention of brett kavanaugh for me is a trigger, just as a woman in america, the fact that he, you know, rightfully was accused and having an incredibly strong woman come before the public and the world and tell her story of sexual assault by this person that was appointed to the supreme court is just -- i couldn't stand still and not do anything about it, and i needed to walk away from that. >> in terms of the president's remarks there, i'm not sure exactly the moment wh

that's what led to that moment you saw last night with rashida tlaib booing. congresswoman released a four part statement today and said she was, to use her word, she was protective over the movement. and her exact tweet said i allowed my disappointment with secretary clinton's latest comments about senator sanders and his supporters get the best of me. the clinton spokesperson responded this morning, his statement is i can't imagine this behavior is something iowans want to see from candidates and their surrogates and i don't imagine the vast majority of voters wanted to see this either. i'll tell you this was a concert last night. senator sanders was not in the room, it was a concert being held and about 1,000 people in the ballroom there, it's a moment that went viral but also got a lot of attention online. it's resurfacing the 2016 battle as the candidate and campaign want to focus on 2020. >> he wasn't there physically but he did call in, right? or was it something else? >> that's where he made the phone in interview -- not interview but he had the statem

michigan congressmember rashida tlaib walked out after trump touted the appointment of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. others didn't attend at all, 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 -- frfrederica wilson, and califora 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. fre

this morning, rashida tlaib backing off what she did yesterday, that boo. and she tweeted this.says in this instance i allowed my disappointment with secretary clinton's latest comments about bernie sanders and his supporters to get the best of me. you all my sisters and service members on stage deserve better. i will continue to strive to come from a place from love. the congresswoman there trying to make amends for that moment, poppy. but certainly that boo being at least heard all way in rooms like this. >> the boo heard around iowa, heard around the country for sure this morning. thanks very much to you both, important voting in iowa. >>> it will be a big week. in addition to the caucuses on tuesday, the president will deliver the state of the union address. wednesday and thursday, back-to-back presidential town halls from new hampshire. don't miss the special coverage all next week only right here on cnn. >>> the president is poised to win two very long and public battles waged by democrats. but how will history interpret these divisive investigations? that's next. achoo! .

jim mcgovern, ilhan omar, rashida tlaib. it's just short of -- the way it is visually looking is short of watching kids through their toys out of the crib. >> and i won't participate in it. i don't care, i don't care what these people do, i will not participate in caring. i decline to give these people in both parties what they want, which is to pay attention to them being small minded. >> harris: michigan governor gretchen whitmer had the democratic response and brought up impeachment. the president, as i was told by white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley yesterday, did not bring up the word "impeachment." here's the rebuttal last night. >> as we witnessed the impeachment process in washington, there are some things each of us, no matter our party, should demand. the truth matters. facts matter. and no one should be above the law. >> harris: your reaction? >> about the president's speech was one of the best he has given. i thought that was one of the best rebuttals i've ever seen. i thought she did a really good jo

trish: look what ilhan omar is saying or rashida tlaib.hat they are he bracing lewis farrakhan or linda sarsour, and they are not denouncing them, you have a problem in the democratic party. jewish americans have to be looking around saying this isn't for me anymore. >> they are losing that base. we see 23% and upwards of the people who show up at rallies. i think it was at 26% at the last rally for president trump. the number of democrats who show up to trump rallies. if i were democrats i would find that particularly disturbing. not to mention his own popularity continues to increase. trish: we as a nation are above politics. when you talk to your average person, they don't have that group think. they just want what's best for their country and their neighbors and their country. this president has reached out actually across the aisle and tackled something that democrats traditionally would have owned. these are things that the democrats could have embraced, but instead they sold out to big corporations a long time ago. they didn't care

. >> that was michigan congresswoman rashida tlaib, a major surrogate for senator bernie sanders booing a fellow democrat from the stage. tlaib expressed some remorse today on twitter saying her disappointment with hillary clinton got the best of her. senator sanders and former vice president joe biden are heading into the iowa caucuses monday sharing the lead among the democratic candidates. we have live team coverage all across the state of iowa. let's start with cnn's ryan nobles. he is with the sanders campaign tonight. any raeaction there to that friday night booing incident? >> there has been some reaction to it, ana, but honestly the sanders campaign wants to move on. they are more focused what's happening here in iowa over the next couple of days, this massive rally taking place behind me and the energy they believe is behind their campaign going into this crucial stage of the democratic nominating context. i did talk to michael moore an hour ago. he's the filmmaker, he was at that event last night where that controversial statement was made. and essentially moore's argument her

rashida tlaib joined in with attendees who started booing. she says she regrets her actions. michael moore weighed in. >> she was responding to the fact that people were already booing hillary before rashida said anything because that's the level of anger amongst people who want to win. hillary's comments about bernie, nobody likes him, can't win. that only exists to help donald trump. maybe hillary clinton doesn't know that. but it was divisive. it was cruel. and it was a lie. i don't want to hear anymore about this. this is just madness. i'm sorry she lost. i want to go and tell her you won. 3 million more americans wanted you instead of trump. quit trying to help trump get another four years by divisive bullying statements like the one you made. >> i'm going to talk to michael moore tomorrow morning at 8:00 here on msnbc. i want to welcome back my panel along with eugene scott, recently wrote on the new dnc rule changes for debate qualifications. eugene, let me start with you. there are some people saying this is what happens. we're in a campaign. let the best person win.

so his analysis -- >> rashida tlaib is actually not there. she was replaced at the rally by mark polkan you who see sitting to the right of camila jayapal who is speaking for bernie sanders. how much of this dust-up with hillary clinton does it wind up affecting what happens in iowa? >> i don't think it affects what happens in iowa on monday. but it is a sad situation to be going back to four years ago to that very angry fight that really divided democrats. no democrat that i talked to says this is productive. you know, let's move forward. it's a new battle, it's a new fight. let's try to produce some unity in the effort to get rid of president trump. >> i think that's about right. certainly senator sanders's supporters, the stickiness that they have to him, his rate of people who are not really willing to -- or don't have like a number two or three choice, that seems to be pretty strong. and i don't really think that this is something that's really going to turn them away from him. >> we haven't talked about elizabeth warren because i think

stuart: why are you in the same party as rashida tlaib? because you are?rty for you and her? >> well, look i have always been a democrat. the democratic party now has, is literally committing suicide, going over the cliff. i choose to speak as a democrat because it hurts me terribly what's going on in my party. i want to stay with my party but i have to say, that i am embarrassed about the double standard in the democratic party. the fact that you know, by the way the media as well. this was a blood libel by a member of congress. where is cnn? where is msnbc? where is "the new york times"? where is the "washington post"? nowhere to be found. and that is the tragedy. we wonder, outbreak of anti-semitism, why things are out of control in this country? you know, everybody, they like to blame, even the mayor and governor of new york. it is trump responsible. he is responsible for the anti-semitism in new york that is at unprecedented levels? we have never seen anything like this. stuart: you have a powerful presence on this program. thank you very much for bei

congresswoman rashida tlaib booing the mention of hilary clinton's name as she campaigned for sanders. >> no, i'll boo. boo! you all know i can't be quiet. no, we're going to boo. that's all right. the haters will shut up on monday when we win. >> reporter: today apologizing, writing, i allowed my disappointment with secretary clinton's latest comments about senator sanders and his supporters get the best of me. former vice president joe biden on a 20-city, 17-county bus tour throughout iowa. mr. vice president, have you benefitted from having the state largely to yourself during this critical stretch? >> all i know is i've been feeling good for a long time here and it still feels good and we are going keep moving. >> rachel scott joins us now. one candidate not in the state tonight, mayor michael bloomberg is zeroing in on his super tuesday strategy. now there's an opportunity for him to make the debate stage? >> reporter: that's right, tom. the dnc changing its rules. dropping the donor threshold. the pathway is now open for the billionaire mayor who is self-funding his own campaign

trish: look what ilhan omar is saying or rashida tlaib.hat they are he bracing lewis farrakhan or linda sarsour, and they are not denouncing them, you have a problem in the democratic party. jewish americans have to be looking around saying this isn't for me anymore. >> they are losing that base. we see 23% and upwards of the people who show up at rallies. i think it was at 26% at the last rally for president trump. the number of democrats who show up to trump rallies. if i were democrats i would find that particularly disturbing. not to mention his own popularity continues to increase. trish: we as a nation are above politics. when you talk to your average person, they don't have that group think. they just want what's best for their country and their neighbors and their country. this president has reached out actually across the aisle and tackled something that democrats traditionally would have owned. these are things that the democrats could have embraced, but instead they sold out to big corporations a long time ago. they didn't care

he's praising congress woman rashida tlaib who at a bernie sanders rally booed when hillary clinton's name was mentioned. she said she regrets the booing. but moore tweeted so proud of my long-time friend. sanders says bring it on, i'm going to win this nomination. he has a good shot of the taking iowa then on to new hampshire. mike: also getting a break from the impeachment trial is massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. we have the latest from the home of the hawkeyes, iowa city, iowa. reporter: senator elizabeth warren added and saying to her fellow democrats, telling the crowd it's time for coming together. she'd told her supporters how they influenced the campaign. >> i heard from you. you press notes into my hand. you whispered dpleems my ear. you told me about your lives. about issues, about ideas, about how we can make things better. all of this year you have made me a better candidate, and you will make me a better president. thank you. reporter: warren celebrated her one millionth individual donation. with her traction we are hearing much more about viability and ability to

is rather remarkable here is that bernie sanders and his revolutionary squad members like aoc, rashida tlaib, and ilhan omar, they are constantly railing against the threat of the -- o of fascism. >> since he got into office, the president of the united states has been goading iran into war. >> from day one this president has antagonized iran. >> this has been oppression committed by the united states. trish: how do you explain this one. comrade bernie insisting the taking out of a terrorist who murdered americans wants an assassination. >> it was an assassination. >> once you are in the business of assassination you unleash terrible forces. trish: none of this i should point out has happened in a vacuum. it has not come from nowhere. we saw it brewing during barack obama's apology tour. remember that one? >> there have been times where america has shown arrogance, been dismissive and even derisive. the united states is still working through some of our own darker periods of our history. we have been at times disengaged and sought to dictate our terms. trish: modern progressivism can be trac

[cheers and applause] >> rashida tlaib is getting further reports.of congress walked out of tonight's state of the union address. >> such a joke. we had to pretend this was some kind of oprah moment. trish: wait a second. the left says president trump is the one that's divisive. right? relentless optimism, working together? what have they done with president trump? >> designed to be further divisive in the country. there was a lie on every page. >> it was a divisive speech or campaign like and partisan. i can't underscore how poisonous the atmosphere felt throughout this speech. >> not aimed for most of it on uniting the room. trish: here is my question. why doesn't the liberal media -- why do they i should say, why do they get to decide who is being divisive? if you ask me the dems' divisiveness is in overdrive right now. nancy pelosi is the one who tore up the speech. joining me, colorado republican ken bucs. they say he's being divisive, what say you? >> i would say he gave a unifying speech. on a number of occasion he had guests there that sent a

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i want to talk about congresswoman rashida tlaib, she was heard booing at hillary clinton at a bernie sanders rally, comes after clinton told reporters earlier this week nobody likes senator sanders. take a watch. >> iowa, we have three days. i don't remember if you guys remember last week when someone by the name of hillary clinton said that nobody, we're not going to boo, we're not going to boo. we're classy here. >> i'll boo. boo! >> you all know i can't be quiet. no, we're going to boo. that's all right. the haters will shut up on monday when we win. >> so karen, what's behind tlaib booing and later apologizing in a series of tweets, allowing her disappointment with clinton to get the best of her, and a spokeswoman for hillary clinton responded by saying i can't imagine this kind of behavior is something iowans want to see from their candidates and surrogates. karen, what has this done? >> having been in the middle of this in 2016, i will say we have to leave the bernie, hillary 2016 fight, set that aside, right? i got to tell you, for bernie sanders' campaign, this is not helpful

the divide deepen ahead of the iowa caucuses as rashida tlaib boos hillary clinton during a campaignnie sanders. the clinton camp is speaking out. >>> and 75,000 cases? a disturbing new estimate of the number of people possibly infected with coronavirus as an eighth case is confirmed in the united states and now the pentagon is bracing to house as many as 1,000 people who may need to be quarantined. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is on assignment. i'm brianna keilar. you are in "the situation room." ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, a key republican senator is explaining his vote against calling witnesses in president trump's impeachment trial setting the course for his acquittal next week. amid democratic outrage, senator lamar alexander said president trump's actions were improper, but did not warrant impeachment and sources are now telling cnn that president trump isn't expected to

ilhan omar and rashida tlaib, they have an anti-semitic image problem.by calling apack a group of bigots. jillian: how do jewish voters feel about that. >> let's check in with steve doocy on "fox and friends". tomorrow is ash wednesday. i wear my pink tie. >> not one of the colors of mardi gras. >> come back. >> i've got 14 minutes to figure that out. tomorrow is ash wednesday. coming up, the president 40 miles from now, a press conference closing a 36 hour trip to india. we are getting all-star analysis between martha mccallum and stuart varney on the significance of the visit. donald trump seeks funding to combat the coronavirus, senator tom cotton, call it a full-court put. 94 feet later, goes right in the side and she wins a brand-new car. the reaction sweeping the internet and you know how much the internet needs sweeping, 13 minutes from now on the channel you all trust for morning news. >> we will be right back. i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what

. >> now, congressman rashida tlaib did apologize on twitter when she said she knows what's at stakete in the battle to defeat president trump in november. hillary clinton slammed her, saying that's not what voters want to see in their candidates. a democrat from california is a member of the house oversight committee and a top surrogate for the bernie sanders campaign. congressm congressman, great to see you here. thank you for being with us. >> great to see you, john. >> what message does it send? i know congresswoman tlaib apologized after, but what makes that moment where you have to apologize? they had phone calls for joe biden and asking about corruption. >> i have great respect for hillary clinton for the work she did, and i went all out for hillary clinton in 2016. we need to unify our party as the nominee. i hope it will be bernie sanders, but i will be 110% behind whoever it is. >> each candidate is making the discussion about why they're the better candidate to beat president trump. what makes bernie sanders a unique proposition when it comes to beating donald trump? >> le

and that's why i think you see the sanders campaign pushing back with rashida tlaib today putting outnobody wants to make that last-minute mistake that pushes the undecided, unaligned voters away from your coalition. you combine that with a new electorate, more moderate type people, you know, when you have a high turnout primary or caucus, you're getting let-committed partisans than you normally have, which are usually the more ideologically-driven people who participate in primaries, and this one could be a little different. so we really don't know what's going to happen. and my advice to all the campaigns and surrogates out there is to keep your expectations low, and that way you'll always beat'em. >> there you go. i have a question. i want to let you in on some of the things we're constantly talking about. what happens if it's a split decision? let's say the same person wince iowa, new hampshire, and a different person wins nevada and a different person wins south carolina. is there anything in the statistical sort of probabilities that says that if it's muddle going into super tue

if you're keeping score, rashida tlaib walked out of the speech when the president touted brett kavanaugh, fellow congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez said rush limbaugh cheapened the value of the presidential medal of freedom. aoc marked limbaugh for, quote, pretending to be surprised. kirsten cinema did stand and applaud for tax breaks for investors in impoverished areas while her democratic colleagues remained seated. shannon: to each his own. new tonight a dramatic response to new york state's recently enacted sanctuary law. the homeland security secretary is suspending global entry and several other trusted traveler programs for all new york state residents after the controversial greenlight law was enacted, illegal immigrants were allowed to obtain driver's licenses which complicate officials ability to determine if the individual applying for those trusted traveler programs meet the eligibility requirements. nancy pelosi being celebrated as a masterful tactician but will ripping up the president's speech blow up in her face next? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new irresist-a-bowls now starti

but aoc, rashida tlaib, the woman from massachusetts, they are coming out of the woodwork and putting elites. who at least at one point had a vein of capitalism going through their blood. they -- they totally caved to the squad. >> you have been talking on your show that a socialist from vermont is probably going to win new hampshire. that tells you where the state of the democratic party is now. aoc made a comment the other day that she is for universal rent control. that's straight out of karl marx. where they are going, the rest of the country is not going. but bernie sanders is probably going to be their guy. trish: do you think given the momentum, he should have won iowa. you know, a.p. won't call it right now. and bernie ising for some recanvassing himself. buttigieg strikes me as totally bizarre. even if it's not bizarre. there is nobody in the dnc saying maybe there is a conflict of interest here? maybe it app counting the vote can't be run by the campaign senior advicors wife? >> you have done a and as particular job. i have been watching your reporting on this. i wish the me

watch progressive democrat rashida tlaib booing hillary clinton. >> someone by the name of hillary clinton- we're not going to boo. we're classy here. >> i will boo. boo. [cheering] >> you all know i can't be buy the, no. we're going to boo. that is all right. the haters, the haters will shut up on monday when we win. liz: joe biden, nowhere to be found on sunday news shows again. watch biden insulting voters on saturday. watch the first insult. >> i began to see why your wife left you? [laughter]. come on, man. want to check my physique, do push-ups. do whatever you want to do. wait, wait, wait. you're getting nervous man. liz: here is the thing. let me ask you this, are democrats out of touch with americans. americans are aspirational. they know that they work and they fight for their families to put food on the kitchen table. they're not looking for government handouts. seems like identity politics, democrats taking them down. the final word, sir? >> i never met my dad. i grew up in public housing but i had a mom that said anything's possible. you live in america. now you have to work y

and soming a agressive surrogates like rashida tlaib who basically booed hillary clinton on stage butng for a real revolution. they're revolutionaries that want to upturn the capitalist system into socialist one. it will be interesting to see how tomorrow night's debate pans out. it will definitely have some sparks in it. liz: what is interesting, beyond interesting -- let me back up. a nevada newspaper, nevada independent, saying two top culinary officials, nevada's biggest unionses faced threatening phone calls, e-mails, tweets and their personal information was shared online by bernie supporters. in tweets the bernie crowd is going after the union and its leadership. they have been referred to as a whole host of have garretts that we can't say on on 6:00 show. bernie said stop the bullying but his supporters are not letting up. >> they are passionate and -- liz: but they're vulgar and vicious. >> there is so much you can do as a candidate to stop these vicious vulgar online attacks. he would like the rhetoric to be calmed down. his supporters were disappointed in the fact that the

rashida tlaib was doing that in response to some of the criticism senator clinton launched. despite that, senator sanders has been focusing on his message here in iowa. >> i believe that our campaign is the campaign of energy, is the campaign of excitement, is the campaign that can bring millions into the political process who normally do not vote. >> reporter: you mentioned turnout in that introduction right there. the campaign is saying the exact same thing, that turnout for them is key. one thing to drive that turnout is they have a goal. by caucus day they want to knock on 500,000 doors. they're a couple of doors short. they feel like they will hit that 500,000 door mark. that's an example of the ground game they believe will help them win come caucus day. >> mike, it's an interesting moment for joe biden. our poll the other day had him a point behind nationally but still in the average biden the leader, the front runner. but the polling right now suggesting maybe a bit of an uphill fight for him in iowa. how is his campaign looking at this two days out? >> reporter: it'

and i know you may dismiss that, but on the other hand, rashida tlaib and ilhan omar, they've been onr bernie sanders. yesterday tlaib basically took a shot at hillary clinton. >> you guys remember last week when someone by the name of hillary clinton -- we're not going to boo, we're classy here. >> no, i'll boo. boo! [cheers and applause] >> you all know i can't be quiet. >> no, we're going to boo. >> that's all right. the haters will shut up on monday when we win. ed: so, marie, you have some in the crowd booing hillary clinton. and a sitting congresswoman, a democrat, says, no, go ahead and boo. >> so incredibly unhelpful. and, look, we've seen parties go through contentious primaries. the republicans did net 2016 and then came together. it is so up helpful not to support the nominee, to sort of take their lunch money and go home or whatever the phrase is, right? they get mad and they don't want to participate. hillary clinton voters both in the primary and in the general, for bernie sanders supporters to dismiss them and not try to win them over and not try to make a case for work

my sister in service, ongresswoman rashida tlaib, whose unique experiences as a palestinian american have given voice to unheard palestinians around the world fighting for their humanity. my sister in service, underwood, an lauren who remains clear-eyed in her fight for health care justice as a nurse and someone living with a pre-existing condition. and my sister in service, forresswoman jackie speier, her leadership on this issue and for introducing this critical resolution. tomorrow's vote is a vote for equality. it is a vote for fairness. it is a vote to actualize the the backs of t on yield.and with that i the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from louisiana, mr. abraham, for five minutes. abraham: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to honor the legacy of the last remaining a.v.g. passed iger, frank, who way last week at 99 years of age. he was one of 300 men who surprised the american volunteer group which sailed to china in the to defend against imperial japanese in world war ii. e was a crew chief of the hell's angels squadron where he was responsible f

alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, rashida tlaib. they are celebrities.ut some are obscure, earl blumenauer has represented oregon for decades. before this, he may be best known for running the congressional bicycle caucus. and, yet, all of a sudden out of nowhere blumenauer has decided to wreck the country. we would like to talk to earl blumenauer on d this show. we would like to hear why he supports this bill. we would like to talk to any of the people who have co-sponsoredts it. we reached out to manyeo of them today to come on and defend their views. but not one of them agreed to come? why? because they are cowards. and yet, we think you ought to know what they are doing. here is the bill's primaryou sponsor, jesus garcia of illinois, after introducing the bill. garcia said this. >> this is not a radical project. we are simply asking for a fair shot and the opportunity for immigrants to stay in the country they call home. a new way forward does just that. it would end mandatory immigration detention, end the automatic pipeline to deportation through t