steve cortez thanks for joining me on upfront on wednesday president trump was acquitted on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of congress you must be delighted the white house has called it a full exoneration for the president but given this was the 1st full senate impeachment trial in american history not to feature any witnesses senate republicans did not allow any witnesses it's not a full exoneration at all is it well i think it is a partial exoneration so i will partly agree with you by the way i'm one of the few people in sort of team trump who wanted witnesses because i think that witnesses would have achieved that full exoneration and so i get i'm not saying that on behalf of the white house i'm not even saying that on behalf of my organization america 1st that's just my personal opinion i disagree and i want to see the full exoneration was that i actually wanted well i'm just saying it is an exoneration but for a full exoneration to prove to the american people i think just how corrupted this entire inquest was from the very beginning i thought witnesses would have bee

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we've got gingrich, steve cortez, and many more. plus, we are going to take you live to the to the postdebate spin room, they are dizzy and there come over the democratic candidates will be doing just that. but first, i've been wanting for weeks and weeks to keep an eye on the coronavirus that is spreading from china to countries around the world. my concern was i didn't trust what china was saying about it. some breaking news to report on the virus tonight. the u.s. military just announced moments ago that one of its soldiers based in south korea, they tested positive for this new virus. the first u.s. service member to be infected. now, i'm going to take you through how all of this unfolded today. at roughly noon, with the president out of the country, the cdc began sounding this alarm. >> disruption to everyday life may be severe. but these are things that people need to start thinking about now. people are concerned about the situation. i would say rightfully so. i'm concerned about the situation. cdc is concerned about the situ

steve cortez thanks for joining me on outfront on wednesday president trump was acquitted on chargesof abuse of power and obstruction of congress you must be delighted the white house has called it a full exoneration for the president but given this was the 1st full senate impeachment trial in american history not to feature any witnesses senate republicans did not allow any witnesses it's not a full exoneration at all.

steve cortez thanks for joining me on outfront on wednesday president trump was acquitted on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of congress you must be delighted the white house has called it a full exoneration for the president but given this was the 1st full senate him.

i want to bring in america first action pac spokesperson steve cortez, you know, steve, it's really intriguinge delve deep into this, it's not someone saying we will write a check, michael bloomberg over the years, recent years given out hundreds of millions of dollars around the country to local charities, to local politicians, to local political folks even a program at harvard that's funded by him, a lot of these people are coming out now endorsing him have actually gone through the program, is this okay with you? >> no, it's definitely not okay with you and i don't think it's going to be okay ultimately with democratic voters, although we will see, he has sprinkled hundreds of millions of dollars around the country, some might say that it smells a little bit like bribes quite frankly, but i think what this points to right now, look, there's a leverage buyout being pursued of the democratic party and a leverage buyout by a soleless oligarch and the reason i call bloomberg that is because this is a man who clearly doesn't have many, if any core principles, reversed himself on key elements of

we welcome back to his true home, steve cortez. he is a senior advisor and spokesman. a called cnn he is back. he has seen the light. he is back. steve, your reaction, enough of this. what are you going to say about the jolts report. >> i am back because i'm working for america first to help reelect this president, so these kind of economic numbers become the norm. i haven't gotten sick of telling the good news of the american economy and renaissance out there. i don't think the american people are tired of it. we have an economy we haven't seen in this country since the 1980s. i think in many ways we're harkening back to the days of reagan in terms of optimism, in terms of economic opportunity. this is glorious time to be an american. the statistics prove it. that is part of why i'm here to help reelect this president. stuart: stay here, young man. take a quick look at the market. we're back to 100 point gain. 108 to be precise. we have 6.4 million job openings. not as high as most people like to see. we would like to be back at seven million. ashley: right. stuart: we

joining me now is steve cortez, spokesman for american first pack, and jose aristimuno, former dnc deputyretary. you've been calling this, and you've been mocked for it. what is your response? >> my response is, look, hispanics, like a lot of americans when it comes to politics, care most about economic opportunity. on that score, this president has been remarkable at producing results for american economic underdogs and strivers, many of whom have names like cortez and martinez. we see it in the polling. 49% -- according to gallup well -- 49% of minorities, blacks and hispanics, approve of president trump when it comes to his handling of the economy. that kind of leadership is translating into political payback for this president, whom the mainstream media and their allies in the democratic party want to constantly smear as a racist. turns out, he's not very good at being racist. instead, he's good at creating opportunity for latinos. >> laura: hosea, the former congressional hispanic caucus spokesman, christian ramos, said this about the christian ramos, said this, about president trump

the american conservative union, chris hahn from a host the aggressive progressive podcast, and steve cortez, spokesman for america first pact. your thoughts? >> i agree have much of what you said in "the angle." bernie owns the party. he owns the party. he's got the activists. mayor pete definitely has some momentum but the d.c. democrats are scared to death. >> laura: they are freaking out about this tonight. >> right, they will change any role. superdelegates, whatever they need to. they are pressing the panic button when you have all the hillary clinton advisors james carbo coming out insane saying, emergency, emergency. what happens next is every rule could be changed to stop bernie. i talked to a bernie sanders supporter in new hampshire, she didn't vote for donald trump last time, she said i will be damned if they do this to my party again and screw bernie sanders of his rightful delegate. >> laura: it's kind of interesting to me, if you add up the percentages of the moderates versus the progressives, the progressives have the momentum of the moderates have a larger percentage, a larg

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

steve sissel lack. senator catherine cortez masto. senator jacky rosen. bush.senator chris the nevada senate assembly caucus. thomas. anb printing, royal printing, stephen clue back, shelley berkley. our gold sponsors. warren for president. biden for president. committee to elect -- the international brotherhood of teamsters. you have lot of wondered about the guy that has our in throwing -- introing candidates. he is a filmmaker, writer, comedian. he has toured through the u.s. and europe. i would like to welcome to the stage now our master of ceremonies, mr. jason harris. hello, are we still awake out here? there we go. i wrote a lot of jokes for tonight. then they switch the whole schedule. now they want me to jokes. hellis what you call a spot for a comedian. my voice is gone, half of the people are gone, did you enjoy dinner? did you have a good dinner? that is good. me and the candidates did not get dinner. we ordered our meal through the shadow app. we expect our entrees to arrive in two or three weeks. too soon? thisught the title of event, clark

. >> waging war on the party of alexandria ocasio-cortez is to democratic candidates in chemnitz around the country, here is steve, she put together the list of candidates and they range from texas, illinois, new york, california, you would expect, courage to change, she put together a pact, the problem with this, aoc is one heck of a fundraiser and she raised more money than nancy pelosi in the most recent time. whatever that was and she would not pay the dnc dues, she said she would use the money to support the aggressive candidates, what are your thoughts? >> some are not going anywhere. the person running against the senators awkward to win but a couple of open seats and it'll be a problem for incompetence that the chief is challenging. what it comes to do an added fuel to the fire that the progressives, far left, socialist whatever they want to call themselves are really going to push muscle. and what you saw in iowa and after new hampshire, bernie could very well win nevada tomorrow and they feel emboldened and they don't want anymore talk with the party establishment and they feel they are the now establis

altogether including alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, ayanna pressley of massachusetts, maxine waters of california al green of texas, , hank johnson of georgia, steveohen of tennessee, earl blumenauer of oregon, and frederica wilson of florida. none of them came. juan: the father of one of the victims of the mass shooting and parkman, florida, was thrown out after he shouted about his daughter' is death. fred guttenberg was nancy pelosi's guest at the state of the union. he interrupted trump's between trump touted his pro-gun positions. melania trump bestowed the medal of freedom on right-wing radio host rush limbaugh, who has spread racist conspiracy theories about former president barack obama among other racist lies. amy: we will have more on the state of the union as we are joined by two guests, lee fang still with us from san francisco and here new york, roberto lovato. lee, let's start with you. give us an overview of the state of the unit address and what exactly took last night. >> look, the constitution provides that the president is expected to correspond with congress with his or her legislative priorities over the last 100 years this ha

cortez masto. dina titus, thank you for all you have done for me. [applause] and steve, you're something else. i want to take you on the road with me. we have been getting out the early vote for caucus. no matter who you vote for, you should vote. and donna west, thank you so much. and the workers, and the workers who put this on, you are doing a great job. you couldn't do any of this without you. and if i might add, the country's first majority-female legislature! [cheers and applause] the race for the nomination of president of the united states or the nomination for that office, there can be no democratic nominee, none, without the voice of latinos and african-americans being heard and heard loudly. [indiscernible] [applause] nevada is a state that looks like america. this is your turn now to decide who you want to be the leader of your party and the next president of the united states. and i am here to audition. [applause] but there's another reason. another reason i am here, the carnage in our streets, and the consequences of the n.r.a. and gun manufacturers. las vegas has endured the wor

steve: thank you very much, lisa. freshman congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez calling for massive turn out.n the primary as we know, the turnout was quite low. we need to start creating a turnout machine right now. but could those words come back to haunt her if she loses the primary? joining us right now are a few of her challenge jr.s, screeers.screen left democrat k. john cummings followed screen light by scherie murray both republicans. good morning to you. you are a democrat. >> absolutely. >> you are going to primary a fellow democrat. why? >> actually, what kind of democrat? she is a socialist democrat. which our district, which is congressional district is not socialist. i want more people to come out. when more people come out you will see what the district wants. what the district is looking for as a democrat? steve: from your point of view, when was the last time she was actually in the district talking to the folks? >> very rare. she is never there in our district. i know when she won the election. it took her three or four months to open an office. the district includes like --

my buddy brian hayner has the best song about alexandria ocasio-cortez and he just took real clips from things she said. steve comedy tour. >> you don't like it when he tweets, i know you voted for him but you don't like it when he tweets and i'm like that's my favorite part. got such timing and such a gift and i love when he was going with kim jong-un, you know, and oh, little rocket man stuff. that's one for the ages. they should be a whole wing in the library of congress. brian: in his library at the very least. steve: we thought it be effective to cutoff the laughter. >> [laughter] >> we cutoff the laughter for the comedian. i think it's great. it'll make it so much more interactive when you actually watch the special. it'll be like well this is like 90% more funny than the clip! ainsley: i want to watch it. >> that's value-added fox nation people. ainsley: brian is on fox nation too. brian: i've got a brand new season of what made america great. >> it's almost like they will give anyone a show. brian: here is a look at what you'll see in season 4. >> ♪ ♪ brian: any comprehensive look at american history

steve: the president said the other night we need to all be working together. >> yes. and he is taking concrete action to stem the flow here. look at aoc. alexandria ocasio-cortez.s that she is mocking vice president pence saying is he a science denier. elizabeth warren talked about the bungled response to the virus outbreak being a mess. that's not the way you encourage. brian: it's not true either. >> it's simply not true. ainsley: get in front of the microphone without criticizing the president in some capacity. >> exactly. they want to wrap the virus around the president's neck and use it in the election and that is absolutely wrong. steve: never let a good crisis go to waste. >> rahm emanuel. brian: let's saying what is wrong. presidential candidates. come out and use rhetoric and say how much better you will be than the current president. i get that. would are used to that saying that the cdc had been cut and that's why we are flat fooded. the ap came out with a story. >> it's not true. what bloomberg said about the cdc's budgets being cut is not true that kind of thing should not be out there. ap direct it. democrats distort coronavirus impact. steve: quo