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now rubin report host dave rubin is being targeted as well.fat activists are to stop that event entirely. rubin joins us tonight. so dave, i mean, how can antifa, which is committed to violent revolution, should never be considered a mainstream group, how are they in charge of whether you get to speak in public or not? >> first off, let's just clean up what ntnt phase. they call themselves antifa, meaning that they are antifascist, but they are the fascists. these are people who use violence to silence their political opponents. they have bought into collectivism, they have bought into identity politics, they have bought into the very idea that if someone holds different political beliefs than you -- i'm not talking about extreme political elites, i'm talking about any different political belief than they have, then these people should be shouted down, they should be violently harassed and silenced, so i am scheduled to speak on the 29th of this month at mohawk college in canada with maxine, running out of the people's party of canada ticket f

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it is probably to his benefit jennifer rubin that he's taking a tough line, he's going beto o'rourkeoe bn is that he's got a long history in public office to choose research from. if the game is played in 2020 the way it was played in 2016 then one may expect that the conduct of the clearance thomas hearings. the crime bill. you can name a dozen things that could be used by foreign government who have an interest in our election could roll out the same way. the challenge that biden had, other than senator sanders, the other candidates have less to grab and less to take so i wonder how is it that biden sees this candida as most likely to win. >> they think the safest candidate is a white male because they are convinced that a few states in the upper midwest who they don't understand and also contained women and people of color they are key and therefore you have to go get a white male. i think this is absolutely absolutely -- 2018 proved this and 2012 proved this. frankly the democratic party would do much better in my field either with a woman or a person of color or perhaps both. nu

report posted dave rubin has been targeted for cancellation as well.ists are trying to stop that event entirely. he joins us tonight. how can antifa which is committed to violent revolution, it should never be considered a mainstream group, how are they in charge of whether you get to speak in public or not? >> let's clean up what antifa is, they call themselves antifa meaning they are antifascists but they are the fascists. these are people who use violence to silence their political opponent. they have bought into collectivism, they have bought into identity politics, they have bought into the very idea that if someone holds different political beliefs then you and i'm not talking about extreme political beliefs, i'm talking about any different political belief that these people should be shouted down, they should be violently harassed and silenced. i am scheduled to speak on the 29th of this month at mohawk college in canada with maxine bernet, he's basically a libertarian. he is a very decent man by all accounts. he has some positions, these are po

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dave rubin. [cheering] 's favorite activity, fighting for liberty. and dave smith. [cheering] >> i have every bit. [cheering] >> he hasn't paid real estate taxes on himself. [laughter] all right, ruben. what are your thoughts on ukraine mania? >> that was pretty clever. >> you're right, that sucked. >> it's sort of like watching someone slowly go into madness. did anyone apologize for the russia think? did anyone apologize for that? now it's like they've been reduced to literally making stories up. schiff makes up his story, rachel was acting out, trump choking someone on the white house lawn. they are all going bananas. it's the only time i see msnbc is when i do the show. [laughter] >> i do enjoy her entertaining style. what are your thoughts on the whistleblower secondhand knowledge complaint? your thoughts in general. >> just watching a compilation, it's impressive when they make trump the mature one in the room. [laughter] i like that it started with brush occlusion, it's like they are going to class important soviet countries. [laughter] >> how are you doing?

thanks to dave rubin, studio audience, i love you, america.ring] >> welcome to "watters world". impeachment at the subject of tonight words. you've been wanting to impeachment since in operation. go crazy. see how goes for you. terms still going to get reelected. then what? impeach him again? this is a cathartic exercise for democrats. we all know about rage and power. are you concerned impeachment will help the president's reelection? t i'm concerned if we don't impeach him

thanks to dave rubin, studio audience, i love you, america.m again in the second term. this is an exercise for democrats. we all know is just about region power. are you concerned impeachment might actually help the president reelection. >> i'm concerned that if we don't have impeaching

the first time the professor rubin and i sat down to do a little quite a discussion about what the way forward is, he had in his hand his first digital device, and i was looking at it enviously, what is this in your hand, professor rubin? so that's how long -- exact, it was a palm pilot. [laughing] and wow, it was so cool. i was really impressed. and it was also come funny enough that was also the air when -- first book on the taliban because our member on the flight, my flight back to the region i had a copy of it and a slightly -- young man in the pre-9/11 days a monastic piece of the book and he said can you tell how i can join ask i didn't. anyway, the leadership has been confused because obviously they thought they knew what was going on and do trying to work out what was happening. the run up to that was a bad throughout the year of this process, the leadership systematically avoided explaining to the membership of the taliban movement what was anticipated for this peace process. in direct contrast to other processes with which many of us are familiar, particularly i follow the i

when ms.d add that rubin and mr. eizenstat make the argument that they do not want to disappoint survivors if they lose in court, we respectfully disagree. those who survived auschwitz, like david mermelstein and other leaders of the organization, they should not be treated like children and they should not be lectured to about disappointment. eizenstat, how. do you respond to my observation that whatever process we have in place, that the money recovered is woefully inadequate even the pot of money available? ambassador eizenstat: i disagree respectfully. sen. graham: what is the number? ambassador eizenstat: no one knows precisely care let me give you this figure. germany has paid -- sen. graham: you disagree with what mr. webel said? ambassador eizenstat: that is the total sum. we do not know the number of jewish people who had insurance. no one knows. we know the total european insurance orchid -- market. largesthad the --centage of insured insurance, 52% of the whole european market. jews were less than half of

thanks to dave rubin, studio audience, i love you, america.nding house impeachment inquiry, fox news learning that president trump's attorney guliani did not act alone while trying to get damaging information on joe biden from the ukrainian officials. >> fox's chris wallace reports that guliani was working with two high profile issu washington lawyers to get dirt on joe biden, three attorneys were working off the books and only president trump knows details of their work, guliani and turns -- deny the report, steven miller with his tak

ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> california is poised to become the second state in the u.s.trol. they passed legislation today that would cap rent increases at 5% plus inflation and it bans landlords from econvicting tenants without just cause. only if a tenant violated terms of the lease. governor gavin newsom helped negotiate the deal that cleared a path for the bill. he is expected to sign it. oregon is the only state -- with statewide rent control. >>> the horse that won the triple crown failed a drug test before the kentucky derby. justify was tested after winning the derby. the test came back positive for a banned substance. justify was still allowed to race while it california horse racing board deliberated the test results but by the time the process concluded justify had already won the triple crown. that is when the board decided to dismiss the case. >>> a warning is out about toxic algae in the east bay. warnings are posted for big break regional shoreline, lake ansa and other lakes. the algae can make people sick and it could be deadly for pets. officials say the

. >> as ktvu ann rubin shows us they are kicking it off in the santa cruz mountains. >> thank you. >> a day of first. most kids here at the elementary, they have never been on the overnight camping trip and most of the san jose police officers, they have never led one. but today they would head it up together for the santa cruz mountains. >> when i first came here, i was like what? and like oh my gosh. like really emotional. >> reporter: a much different view than what they get at home. >> on our way here, there are several kids that would say i have never seen the mown had tans before. >> reporter: police would refer to their neighborhood as a crime hot spot. something that chief eddie garcia is determined to change. designed to give more attention and more resources and help for this one play. >> we're here because we want to show you that you matter to us. >> the highlight complete with games and that they are suppose to be year round with backpack giveaways, ice cream trucks, tting them in place r schools. indefinitely, resources to expand it to the other schools yet. >> well, you

ann rubin tells us that some residents are considering legal action to stop the project. >> reporter:lenty of protests and lots of heated debates, a site for free months first navigation center has been chosen. the city council voted unanimously to put it here in the parking lot behind city hall. the homeless who already camp here say it will bring much- needed services to downtown. >> we all struggle without that because there are certain hours of the day where there is no restrooms open, we have showers that we have to travel to get to instead of something here. >> local business owners are frustrated. with the number of homeless already camp here, and with the possibility that the navigation center will bring more. >> they sleep in the tense right over here and then in the morning we have to pick up the human waste after that. >> and in an area where businesses are booming, they worry about what kind of impact this will have. >> do we have a choice as business owners, we can't close down and go out, we have leases signed over here. business will go down for sure, it will happen and

the hope is to get the project completed in under a year.>> ann rubin lifers in fremont, thank you.homeless camp is cleared in east oakland, but those who live there can stay.>>> plus, i'm excited to have the opportunity to take over as interim chief. >> meet the new interim police chief, her goals for the department and why she's making history in richmond. >>> plus a woman who is facing a rare disease and deportation makes a plea on capitol hill today, what she's asking from the trump administration.>>> the race for the white house is getting tighter, only 10 candidates are set to take off in the third national debate.>>> plus cuts for a cause, local barbershop shows us how they are joining the fight against cancer, one shave at a time.>> much mornings on 2 tomorrow, starting at 4 am. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> after cranking a two-week extension, the city of oakland tore down a large homeless encampment. >> rather than forc

in santa clara, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> don't expect to see this kind of conflict in the newse center, that's because the warriors fully own and operate the $1.4 billion arena.>>> for the second time and we, parts of the bay area woke up to rain, making for a soggy morning commute. this is what it look like in oakland this morning, people raking out their umbrellas and raincoats to strata try to stay dry. >> things have cleared up nicely since the move rain moved through. bill martin joins us now to tell us what to expect next. >> the rain does wonders for the air quality, it went through this morning, kind of like a couple of days ago. not as much, two hundredths of an inch, to 1307 inch, in oakland. so you can see the system slide through, you can see, you probably noticed this, a lot of these bigger storms get really caught up in that chico/butte county area, and you can see how it's happening now, the topography is like a lens. so they are getting some thunderstorms now, and a lot of rain, too. so fire danger, these are wet thunderstorms, so dry around here, and we are ge

ann rubin joins us now, where she is live outside of levi's stadium where the 49ers say they are notp those duties without a fight. >> none of this will affect the 49ers games, it's about all the other events that come here to levi's stadium. but while the stadium authority calls it an issue of mismanagement, the 49ers say it's all political. levi's stadium, it has hosted big-name concerts and major sporting events, too. but whatit's apparently not bringing in, big bucks for the city of santa clara. >> this is about the numbers, the numbers can't lie, we are getting zero this year and zero next year. >> so the santa clara stadium authority voted last night to take a drastic step. they want to terminate their management agreement with the 49ers, taking away their control of any non-nfl operations.>> it is clear that the 49ers performance off the field is terrible. we cannot let them continue to manage or mismanage our stadium. >> they say that mismanagement extends to the area of wage theft that appears to show an $85,000 shortfall. >> this is what they have done for the last five yea

dave rubin host the rubin report on youtube and is one of probably the world's reigning experts on sanctimonyd a great opponent of sanctimony to his great credit and he joins usig tonight. what's the lesson here of justin trudeau? >> you really cleaned that intro up at the last second, thank you that. first off, over the web we weave when we call everyone else a racist. look, your intro there was absolutely on point. no one really thinks at this very moment that justin trudeau is a racist. but byby the rules that the woke left, the progressives have sold us and forced on us, actually, he must now be takenn down. his own people have to take him down and it so interesting because yes, his comment where he then tries to link his mistakes in the past -- with all worn costumes, halloween is coming. i would say rastafarian when i was in sixth grade. i didn't do it in blackface but i did have dreadlocks, which that is cultural appropriation, right? i was a jedi multiple times, i'm not really a jedi and what comic relief, i would like to be. but the point here is these are the rules they have set and

joining me now is joel rubin. he served under president george w. hush and barack obama.lways good to see you joel. >> great to be with you chris. >> what is the specific national security threat concern that you see made you sign onto this letter? >> the end of the day what donald trump is doing is he's turning our country into an oligarc oligarchy. we are a country of laws and has national security. by these revelations, what we are seeing, the president is using his position for his personal benefit, political in an instance, maybe there is financial in another instance or a favorite to other family members. we don't know where it stops. this has to stop. we taken a note protect and preserve the constitution. this is why i am concerned. >> i heard from a lot of democrats, they feel there is going to be an impeachment process going forward. it has to be clear and has to be focused. in fact she said that on "morning joe" this morning. let me ask you with the background that you have. why should americans care about the whistleblower's complaint. ben rogue who was on msnb

the first time that professor rubin and i sat down to do a little quite a discussion about what the way forward is, he had in his hand his first digital device, and i was looking at it enviously, what is this in your hand, professor rubin? so that is how long. exactly, it was a palm pilot. [laughing] >> and wow, it was so cool. i was really impressed. and it was also -- funny enough -- that was also the era when they took out the first book on the taliban, because i remember on my flight back to the region, i had a copy of it and a slightly diluted young man in the pre-9/11 days came and asked me, can you tell me how i can join? i didn't. the leadership has been confused, because they thought they knew what was going on and they were trying to work out what was happening. the run-up to that was that throughout the year of this process, the leadership systematically avoided next avoiding -- explaining to the taliban movement what was anticipated for this peace process. by a direct contrast, particularly we have followed the irish protest. months spent years and bringing their side on boa

it was hosted by the creator dave rubin and canadian politician. antifa, greg. >> greg: i disagree. clearly that elderly pair presented a dangerous threat to these people. and i salute these brave freedom fighters or as chris cuomo would call them anti-fascist for facing down this tyranny. i don't think they went far enough. this is. >> anna: example of the unbending mind of the delusional activists. as a human being you can see this is an elderly couple. have you empathy. when you get your head full of ideology, everybody becomes a hammer and you are the nail or, no. they are the nail and you are the hammer. right? >> but at some point each side has to police their own wackos. and the right polices their own wackos but the left elevates them to some kind of legendary status. >> jesse: we have an opportunity here for you to police your own wackos, donna. what would you like to say. >> donna: first of all, i don't like to even fall into that trip that somehow or another these are my, quote, unquote, friends. they are not. they are not democrats. i d

this morning, the wall street journal's gabriel rubin looks at campaign 2020 congressional races. then naacp president derrick johnson discusses campaign 2020 and quarter discrimination. and

jennifer rubin, jason johnson, thank you both for joining us.lly appreciate it. >> thanks, lawrence. >> and when we come back, donald trump has appointed three national security advisers in his less than three years as president. president obama appointed three national security advisers in his eight years as president. susan rice was the longest serving national security adviser for president obama. susan rice will join us next. , so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ now, there's skyrizi. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. 3 out of 4 people achieved... ...90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections... ...and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection... ...or symptoms such as fevers,... ...sweats, chills, muscle aches or coughs... ...or if you plan to or recently re

jennifer rubin, jason johnson, thank you both for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thanks, lawrence. >> and when we come back, donald trump has appointed three national security advisers in his less than three years as president. president obama appointed three national security advisers in his eight years as president. susan rice was the longest serving national security adviser for president obama. susan rice will join us next. i get it all the time. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off. looking good, patrick. i know. (vo) go national. go like a pro. (vo) vfundraising. giving back. subaru and our retailers have given over one hundred and sixty-five million dollars to charity. we call it our love promise. and it's why you don't even have to own a subaru to love a subaru retailer. love. it's what mak

of them were even approached the people picked to fix the crisis were those who created the robert rubin crowd the goldman sachs croak they created the crisis are no more powerful than before is that accident well not when you pick those people to create an economic plan and then what do you expect to happen. meanwhile for the poor let market principles prevail don't expect any help from the government the government's the problem not the solution and so on that's essentially neo liberalism and it's has this dual character which goes right back in economic history one set of rules for the rich opposite set of rules for the poor. and nothing surprising about this exactly the dynamics you expect if the population allows it to proceed she's going to go on and on like this until the next crash which is so much expected that credit agencies which kind of evaluate the. status of firms are now counting into their calculations the taxpayer bailout that they expect to come in after the next crash which means that the beneficiaries of these credit ratings like the big banks they can borrow money m

. >> jennifer rubin gets tonight's last word. joyce vance, jennifer rubin, thank you both for joining us. really appreciate. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight there's a big story in the "washington post" about a whistleblower inside the trump administration who reportedly heard the president say something troubling to a foreign leader. now congress wants to play its role. they want to know what was overheard. the lead writer of the story standing by for us. >>> plus, with the iran matter swirling we need trump's fourth national security adviser, by all accounts appointed in the nick of time. and one of our guests tonight believes the democrats are headed for big trouble if they ever let what happened yesterday happen again. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday night. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 972 of this trump administration. and as we said, we have a big story in the "washington post" tonight.

very much patty called paid for us in washington for more analysis on this earlier i spoke with joel rubin he is a former deputy assistant secretary of state and the president of the washington strategy group that's a political consultant c i've got by asking him how likely it is that her brokers resignation is related to the impeachment proceedings mr volcker was just subpoenaed by the house of representatives by the committees doing the oversight of this issue and during the impeachment hearings of the foreign affairs committee in particular and he has a lot of conflicts of interest that he's going to have to explain and he's going to have to explain his role as well in silicate in contacts between rudy giuliani and the government of ukraine not reporting that potentially to the house foreign affairs committee in his engagement with congress and why he was named in the whistleblowers memo and that's the key issue here is that the whistleblowers memo named him as one of the individuals who was engaging in this discussion and ultimately in has brought on impeachment and how important do yo

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our guest has been gabriel rubin from the wall street journal. thank you for your time and information. we have a busy week ahead. coming up next, the head of the naacp. derrick johnson will talk to us and take your calls about her discrimination and other issues. later, it is sebastian gorka talking about the campaign. we will be right back. you're watching washington journal. >> monday night on the cochair of the artificial intelligence caucus on the future of artificial intelligence, whether big tech companies need more regulation. lacks if we want to look -- >> if we want to look at business know the department of justice is talking about doing investigations in these companies. it's good to look at this and make sure the companies are behaving. i don't know that breaking companies up is a good idea. they have a lot of employees. it,ou can manage to do there are unintended consequences. >> today on american history tv, a discussion about shakespeare's influence on u.s. politics. on american artifacts, the norman rockwell museum traveling exhi

al-jazeera washington when only my colleague david the pollen spoke with joel rubin he's a former deputy assistant secretary of state and president of the washington strategy groupie was also whether he thinks vocus resignation is related to the impeachment proceedings and mr volcker was just subpoenaed by the house of representatives by the committees doing the oversight of this issue and during the impeachment hearings of the foreign affairs committee in particular and he has a lot of conflicts of interest that he's going to have to explain and he's going to have to explain his role as well in silicate in contacts between rudy giuliani and the government of ukraine not reporting that potentially to the house foreign affairs committee in his engagement with congress and why he was named in the whistleblowers memo and that's the key issue here is that the whistleblowers memo named him as one of the individuals who was engaging in this discussion and ultimately in what has brought on impeachment and how important do you think his testimony will be to the impeachment said possibly how dama

get her kids to school and often to other chores or a dad or people just my want of a vehicle with rubin because that some guys my size come right? i think what really saying is this administration, i want to be very thankful to secretary chao, administrator wheeler, on listening to the people in this situation. california air resources board for my constituents plead with me and my state legislative colleagues to say can have some relief from their latest dream they have each month for each six months on the new mandate. i have legislation to make, for example, less costly to buy full-sized trucks for people to use in agriculture. if you got it, a truck product. we want to update trucks, burn a little cleaner come a little better but there's a punitive tax, a federal tax on top of all the rest of the tax for buying a new truck to update with. we want to incentivize it, give people what they need and have affordability for. same thing with automobiles. administrator wheeler really get out of the park from where i was sitting, that this comes down to subsidizing other people into these el

rubin and mr. eizenstat talk about, make the paternalistic argument that they don't want to disappoint survivors ifs they lose in court, we respectfully disagree. thosey that survived auschwitz take leaders -- like leaders of the organization who represent thousands of survives around the country, they should not be treated like childrenou x they shouldn't be lectured to about disappointment. >> mr. eizenstat, what's your -- how do you respond to my observationing that whatever process we have in place, that the claims route that the money recovered is woefully inadd a adequate given the -- inadequate given the pote of money available? >> i disagree, respectfully. first of all -- >> what is the number? >> no one knows precisely, but let me give you this figure, okay? >> wait ae minute, wait a minut. you disagree with what mr. webel said, 2-25? >> no, that's the total sum. we don't know the number of jewish people who had insurance. >> no, what we know -- >> no one knows. we know the total european

iran and donald trump names his latest national security advisor his 4th since taking office joel rubin joins me now for analysis on these he's a former member of the obama state department and currently president of washington strategy group and he joins me from washington d.c. joel welcome to the program great to be with you matthew so donald trump is named a new national security adviser following the ouster of john bolton robert c. o'brien is his name he's been a frequent guest on this program he's anti iranian nuclear deal it's fair to say he's pro-american 1st when it comes to foreign policy but he wasn't term supporter in 2016 what's your reaction to his nomination while this seems to be a smart pick certainly he is someone who is aligned with the president on policy but unlike the immediate predecessor john bolton he actually seems to have a personality that can work with others and in the interagency process as we call it which is managing the state department of defense department the intelligence agency all of those 'd entities. it's really important to be good at process and

technically in by the house is an important thing to clear up president thank you for all of that joel rubin in washington. thanks i mean my mexico says it disagrees with the recent supreme court's decision in the u.s. that has ruled in favor of donald trump's latest effort to restrict immigration the court allowed a ban on nearly all asylum applications at the mexico border to go into effect i mean people want to have to seek asylum in the 1st safe country they travel through which effectively block's most applications into the u.s. has manuel or apollo with more from mexico city. on the news of the ruling by the u.s. supreme court we heard from mexican foreign minister marcello a bit odd to say that this is a u.s. issue and obviously we don't agree with and we have a different policy we also heard from the mexican president as of another who said that he had an excellent conversation over the phone with president trump of what must be irking leadership here in the mexican government is constantly having to adapt to pressures from the united states to do more to curb back migration and to c