here is what tim ryan said. >> i am with lebron james.g to let you come to ohio president trump. do your race debate and make your racial statements against people in ohio or anywhere in the country whether it is lebron james or maxine waters or anybody else, that's not playing anymore president trump. >> so tim ryan said no and other clip we heard over and over say no to trump. was there a prescription to what people say yes to. many people could find president trump reprehenceable in so many ways. were those solutions offered to those people? >> tim is one of the boast people. he's non biassed. i had students went to work for him. one of the other things he talked about is finding people who are in bad neighborhoods and who are trapped and can't sell their houses. we talk about women who can't move out of their neighborhood. those are people who voted for trump. their house were also worth $10,000 two years ago. >> yes. exactly. he talked about this is how we have to change the values of people lives so they are not trap. i heard a lot

applause] >> the net roots nation conference has its final day tomorrow, with all ohio congressman tim ryan, and former housing and urban development secretary who leon castro. new york congressional candidate alexandria cortez will also be there. we have live coverage starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. -- 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. with thelow has been trump administration since april, when he became director of the white house national economic council. c-span sat down with him recently to discuss his early career on wall street, his experience working for president ronald reagan, and his work in television. he also talked about his struggle with drugs and alcohol, and his recovery from a heart attack he suffered in june. from the white house, this is 35 minutes. larry kudlow is the director of the national economic council, let's begin with your health. our you feeling? >> what happened, wh

he introduced me, and i said, i am tim ryan, nice to meet you. what are you doing? she said i'm spraying for ants. i said, wow. her son comes around the back and he has painted on his arm. mrs. duke is probably 75 years old or so. i said what are you doing? he said i am painting the door. i said, wow. we go in the house and it is an older house, it has been there a long time. she has lived in it her whole life when the neighborhood was thriving. we sit down, and it would remind you of maybe your grandparents house where it was impeccable, beautiful mantle, fireplace, antiques. we sat there and we talked about her challenges and what has happened to this neighborhood in youngstown, ohio. she talked about trying to get the house fixed up. she talked about trying to move because she couldn't go outside at night and have a cup of coffee because the neighborhood got pretty dangerous. i said, so what happened? she said i had my son look it up so i could sell the house and maybe get something somewhere else. you know how much she could sell that house for? $4000. $4000. th

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i don't know if tim ryan could get it done. he couldn't last time. while we're talking about the democratic party. somewhat fascinating, shows 57% of democrats polled have positive view of socialism. just 47% of democrats have favorable view of capitalism. so hadley, they, these democrats who were polled, sounds ridiculous to say, they prefer socialism to capitalism. your take? >> yeah, this is posing to be a real identity crisis for democrats. ultimately i don't think it is as bad as the polling suggestions. i think definitions of the word socialism and capitalism can be difficult for different people. people have connotations of read negative things associated with capitalism which is really not. connell: on other hand things associated with socialism, freebie argument i'm sure you're going to make but -- >> i think some younger people especially don't think of government-managed economy or government ownership means of production, the dictionary definition of socialism, thinking of a bigger welfare state, socialized health care and education there

have you folks like tim ryan out in the middle of the country that would like to give nancy pelosi a money. he represents the new blue collar roots. still a capitalist we are talking capitalism vs. socialism. who would have thought. they could be seeking out people like that. why do you have to go so far left? >> i think that's the direction this party is moving in right now. certainly tim ryan is somebody who would likely launch a bid for the speakership if the democrats take back control. is he somebody who has expressed an interest in doing so. he would be the most or one of the most viable candidates for that position. and probably one of the wisest choices for democrats at this point in time. but, we have seen the democrats move so far to the left, just in the first year and a half of this presidency that it is very likely they could also put up a candidate for the speakership or house minority leader depending on election outcome this fall that would be very progressive, that would be somebody who is endorsed impeachment efforts, that would be somebody who has endorsed abolishi

[applause] >> please welcome representative tim ryan of ohio. rep. meone else is in ohio right now for a special election that we have just outside of columbus. the president, before he got to ohio, he thought it would be a good idea to continue his race baiting that we have experienced for so long now, against lebron james. now, just two days ago, lebron james announced that he was million to ate $41 school in akron, ohio that was going to make sure that these kids got good food, that they got sneakers, that they got a bicycle so they can make their way through neighborhoods in case they were in trouble. [applause] rep. ryan: to make sure their parents got a ged and some training, if they needed it. $41 million. [applause] rep. ryan: and that every kid that graduated from this school was going to have their tuition paid for at the university of akron. [applause] the president called him down. -- dumb. don lemon, who was also caught up, have the best tweet ever. he said, who is dumb? the person who spends $41 million trying to build a school to put ki

ohio congressman tim ryan co the jorm housing secretary jn castro and new york congressional candidate alan.andria ocasio-cortez addressed the conference held in new orleans. [alivlause] >> are right. hello, net roots. looking good out there. okay, so we know that the net roots is not anything much without the grassroots so i want to hear it for this room full of organiinkrs, union members,, educators, activist, public interest lawyers and policy woic rs to go after each and evy day and take on the predatory profiteers who will tear down our institutions for their personal gains. not on our watch. o-livlausrte my name is helen and i met at large city council member and the great city of philadelphi hi o-livlausrte i'm also vice chair of a network of local elected in small towns and big cities all over this great nation that is going out there and taking on the big issues and restore our faith in government and politics. [applausrte >> but i come to you first and foremost as a mom of three kids that i raise in the philadeo-la public schools, a daughter of immigrants, a former teacher an

[applaus [applause] >> please welcome representative tim ryan of ohio.ause]. >> thank you so much. you know, before i get started, i'm from ohio and my district -- got some buckeyes in the house? [applause] >> but someone else is in ohio right now landing on a plane, flying in a plane, landing in ohio for a special election that we have just outside of columbus and the president, before he got to ohio, he thought it would be a good idea to continue his race-baiting that we've experienced for so long now against lebron james. now, now, just two days ago lebron james announced that he was going to donate $41 million to a school in akron, ohio that was going to make sure these kids got good food, that they got sneakers, that they got bicycles to make sure they could get through a neighborhood in case they were in trouble. to make sure that their parents got a g.e.d. and training if they needed it. $41 million. [applause] >> and that every kid that congratulated from this school was going to have their tuition paid for at the university of of akron. [applaus

there is only one person that has come out that said he would run against her, that was -- that is tim ryan. he said he may try again. depending on what happens in november, if democratcosee a number of other people come in. >> we will keep the motivation for that. >>> we are getting the first look inside of the san francisco homeless shelter. this is by a busy freeway interchange. it sits on caltrans property in the cloverleaf. other dignitaries toured the facility this afternoon. it has beds and lockers for up to 125 people. there are restroom facilities, laundry room facilities, and a large dining hall. this is supported by state funds. caltrans leases to the city at a reduced rate. >> we must think outside of the box to address california's homeless epidemic. that is what that this project has delivered. >> people will transition into permanent housing. they will offer employment and health services. >> yes. >>> she has been laid to rest. hundreds turned out in oakland to remember and call for justice for nia wilson. we saw the final farewell. >> nia wilson. >> reporter: they accompanie

incredible this is happening because even on the democratic side when have you moderate candidates, tim ryanate candidate from ohio. he's basically talking about donald trump's promises and president trump's policies like lower taxes but he won't even get the party's nomination, right? they're all the way to the left. >> yeah, it depends on the seat. some better than others. danny o'connor who narrowly lost in ohio last night his campaigning was clever and he was complaining about the republican tax cuts but not so much as a giveaway to the rich but complaining the additional spending will raise taxes for people in the future because you can't keep cutting taxes and not cut spending at the same time. that district though that played very well and why he was so close. a lot of these other districts the primary voters and the democratic party are one thing but they'll have to face a lot of independents and swing voters. >> people are coming out. people are figuring out what works and doesn't work economically. thank you so much for weighing in. appreciate it very much. the day after the surge,

. >> i'm sure in 2016 when tim ryan ran, people thought it was a joke.y realize they cannot run on the economy because it is doing better. now we have to dig up some type of a motion to get people excited about not winning but regaining the house and getting back to it used to be. you cannot do that with established governments. change has to come. >> steve: that is why we have to watch it. coming up. a shocking new finding about there are multiples on the table: one is cash, three are fha, one is va. so what can you do? she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved in as few as eight minutes. by america's largest mortgage lender. tremfya® is fors caadults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i'm ready. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providing clearer skin, and more patie

a guy like tim ryan from ohio can say i can go into youngstown and get back those voters who flippedtrump and nancy pelosi as she has been by the president and republicans will be held up as this avatar of the left, san francisco left who wants to take something away from you. tim ryan and those people can make the case i can get you back to opinion you lost last time around. >> a core component of the democratic party which is the labor party has been pummelled over the last several decades. labor joins were reduced to take dues from people in the industries that they represent. so as that component of the democratic party has become just significantly weakened, smaller, less politically effective, the democratic party is kind of had to go through this process of a bit of soul searching and that seems to be playing out quite publicly, particularly when you look at polls that come out that show members of the democratic party may lean more in favor of socialism than capitalism. that make older members deeply consternated and challenges the democratic party republicans feel they have

. >> i'm sure in 2016 when tim ryan ran, people thought it was a joke.hey realize they cannot run on the economy because it is doing better. now we have to dig up some type of a motion to get people excited about not winning but regaining the house and getting back to it used to be. you cannot do that with established governments. change has to come. >> steve: that is why we have to watch it. coming up. a shocking new finding about james comey and robert mueller, new details, after the break with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were very saggy. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with new sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. introducing more sizes for better comfort. new depend fit-flex underwear is guaranteed to be your best fit. agent beekman was one step ahead of them.dits stole the lockbox from the wells fargo stagecoach, because he hid his customers' gold in a different box. and the bandits, well, they got rocks. we protected your money then and we're dedicated to helping protect it today. like

. -- in what happened to tim. ryaneel what he got. 27 months of probation and 100 hours of community service is the right punishment? >> well, we are not judges. we don't know what the right amount of punishment should be. we are looking for justice for tim. he was the first one to step up. we are hopeful that it sets a precedent and for moving forward, we have appropriate justice with the rest of the individuals that really had a more meaningful role in the incident. >> martha: do you think it will prompt others to step forward? >> we are hoping so. we hope that others see that he and the other individuals stepped up and they will follow suit. obviously, the eats is there. -- the evidence is there. there is a video. the video speaks for itself disblarths it does. -->> martha: it does. you and your wife won an award for the work you have done against hazing. so many students heading back to college camps and rushing this fall. what is your message to those families? what should they say to their children and would you

. >> okay, congressman tim ryan, thank you for coming on the show, come back soon. we appreciate it. >> thank you, halie. >> coming up, the government star witness may take the stand as soon as this afternoon. rick gates, the one time right hand man-to-man fort is prepare to tell it all about his boss. remember this is where a lot of meetings and cabinets happening during the transition and also where the president made the fiery comment of north korea one year ago this week. ♪ oh, look... another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrinkle repair®. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena®. see what's possible. >>> the trial of paul manafort is shifting into high-gear this week of robert mueller's star witness is set to take the stand. we are talking about rick gates, manafort's right hand man. he's expected to testify before his former bos

i was with congressman tim ryan, youngstown, ohio, he texted me and said they feel confident about whatappened, all the momentum is on democrats' side. to kasich's point -- >> let me pause you. i think people need to hear what john kasich said. i was shocked that he went there before the ballots had been counted. take a listen to what the governor said. >> troy, why did you invite trump in here, the president. he said no, i didn't. i think donald trump decides where he wants to go and they think they're firing up the base. i have to tell you, at the same time he comes in here, i was with some women last night who said, hey, you know what? i'm not voting. they're republicans, i'm not voting for the republicans. >> the concern, trump fires up everybody. >> exactly. the trump bomb destroys everybody except property. >> if you're a republican -- let's say it comes out and balderson loses by a point or two. the key thing will be keep trump away from any district that's plus ten or less. what do you do if you're a republican that needs the trump base. >> they all need the trump base. the tric

back in 2016, people that were going to challenge her for leadership, on some of the same grounds tim ryan ohio from district that obama won by 23 points and trump won by 7, and he said ui know how to get back some of these voters that we lost, turns out that the democrats didn't wanting to that ruth, the -- route, but it's really the progressivism of the party. you have the leadership and the house from san francisco, nancy pelosi, you have the leadership in the senate from new york and chuck schumer, these are not states that are in play for republicans, these are solid democratic states, i think they need a leadership that's focused on that -- paul: let me ask you, if you have all the candidates, the difference between now and 2016 is that you have the candidates declaring in the campaign i will not vote for her, what are they going to do get in washington, never mind, i didn't mean it? >> some of them might have alter your motives, someone running in north carolina, red state is obviously going to help her. jim also thinking about running. there's tension between congressional black ca

. >> congressman tim ryan of ohio last night with strong words for president trump after he insulteds on twitter. let's bring in alana beverly, policy strategist and social director at the white house office of urban affairs in the obama administration. terrence moore, sports contributor for forbes.com and espn's "the undefeated." ala alana, what do you make of the statements? and we had earlier on a blogger for the "new york times," and he was saying, there it is again, dog whistling, dog whistling. your reaction? >> well, before we talk about the bigotry that donald trump has exhibited again on twitter, let's take a step back and talk about the actual school that lebron james is opening, the i promise school. he's providing 230 third and fourth graders an education, free tuition. he's providing free breakfast, lunch and snacks. he's providing a free bicycle and helmet, wraparound services for their families, and get this. free tuition for those third and fourth graders who make it on from this critical year. third grade is a critical year. make it from third grade on to high school

>> so i have said for a long time, i think tim ryan will try something. i think swalwell. there are several members of the congressional black caucus thinking about it right now. i'm fairly confident the new leadership with the democratic party will be a much more diverse leadership than perhaps in the past. >> do you expect nancy pelosi to be democratic leader come january? >> i question whether pelosi is a figure as radioactive as other -- as other political leaders in congress have been to help the other side. like she's not newt. newt was you know, very useful. she's not dole. she's not -- so i think the hope of republicans is that they can somehow threaten republican vote ares to might stay home with the possibility that nancy pelosi will be speaker and a lot of low information voters will say who's nancy pelosi. so if i'm right about that, then she doesn't have to be turned out because she won't be a figure, a lightning rod of controversy. it's not clear to me the democrats are responding to pelosi in the way they are because they're worried she is useful to republic

it's sad because poorly tim ryan when he tried to run against nancy in 2006, people thought it was ar 20 democrat leaders say they will not support her in june. now in august it's over 50 who are asking nancy to move on. it reminds me of that old stalker girlfriend that just refuses to stop calling on the phone and repeatedly doesn't understand the relationship is over. >> laura: you crack me up. i needed to laugh on friday that cracked me up. rachel, first of all the republicans kind of putting all their eggs in the anti-pelosi agenda? they have a great agenda on economic prosperity and relative peace out there. the policy thing gets a little old for me. nevertheless i guess it's kind of good, i guess. but don't both parties have these people who just refuse to move on? >> well you can walk and chew gum. you can tout all the good news that the republicans and donald trump agenda has brought about in their district and remind voters, make no mistake, i don't care what those 50 democrats are saying, if democrats take control of the congress, nancy pelosi will be the leader of the hous

. >> please welcome representative tim ryan of hio. >> thank you so much. you know, before i get started, i'm from ohio, my >> thank you district got some buckeyes in the house? but someone else is in ohio right now landing on a plane flying in a plane labbeding in ohio for a special election that we have just outside of columbus and the president before he got to ohio, he thought it would be a good idea to continue his race-baiting that we've experienced for so ong now against lee brn james. ago, lebron days that he was ed going to donate $41 million to a school in akron, ohio that was going to make sure these kids got good food, that they got sneakers, that they got a bicycle so they could make their way through neighborhoods in case they were in trouble. to make sure their parents got a g.e.d. and some training if they needed it. $41 million. nd that every kid that graduated from this school was going to have their tuition paid graduated for at the university akron. and the president called him dumb. and don lemon who was also caught up in getting called

summer think of all the people competing for that progressive mantel.an keep eye on tim ryan, mitch landrieurieu is right up the center in 2019, 2020. >> mike, i feel like we're headed to something you have trump and his base. you may have elizabeth warren and her base. here, this is who we are and you in the olmiddle,your nose and pick a side. is that how the 2020 race is going to be? >> yeah, normally a card trick, pick any card you don't want. there's no distribution system. we are not build for 7-up to be number one, it's coke or pepsi. that's the distribution. th's hard to run d party candidate and then you end up in the electo wl collegeere you have to ask the two parties to put themselves out of business. my bet isha you'l somebody trumpian, but look, i do think if we have a bumpy midterm the whole trump thing in '19 could be a whole new ball game. on the democratic side the muscles on the progressive side. >> i'm going to pause it there. we got to do real politics today. >> before i go, a quick programming note. tomorrow night, lester holt will sit down with director spike lee about

city mayor bill de blasio, housing and urban development secretary julian castro, ohio congressman tim ryan and congressional candidate alexandria ocasio-cortez who defeated incumbent representative joe crowley in the democratic primary. this part of the conference is 2 hours and 10 minutes. >> hello, looking good out there.

tim ryan and if he view people supported him.le are willing to stand up and say it, it will be very interesting what happens. >> melissa: what retribution though? what's the risk? >> maria: i don't think there will be. honestly i don't think there will be. >> katie: that's what thing actions speak louder than words when it comes to actually doing things. i think nancy pelosi understands that she is will to let these candidates just railroad her and say these terrible things about her on the campaign trail and say that she is not going to ask for their vote now. she will ask for it later. she knows she is too powerful for them to take down. she has the infrastructure. she has the money. she is going to put new members into a corner where they don't have a choice but to vote for her. >> harris: what does she do with those comments though that have been so incendiary for her? it has emboldened people like owe caseio-cortez to step up, the democratic party missed in 2016. >> that's to your point, maria. >> harris: or at least try to

tim ryan, i guess he got about 60 votes last time.ypically had a lock on the congressional black caucus. >> i don't think a white man is going to take her place. >> exactly. that's the thing. and probably shouldn't, especially if this is the year of the woman and the democratic caucus is so diverse. do you bring stephen ny hoyer i there? not exactly a generational shift either. >> if democrats take back the house, they're going to owe that majority to a lot of minority voters. i think it's going to be very difficult for them to put a white man into the speakership after asking those voters to really work hard for them in a midterm year. >> but if they don't take back the house, the knives are going to be out. she's going to get squarely blamed for this. it's going to be a huge problem. >> it's a whole different calculation if they don't take back the house. i suspect that will be the end of her career as well. if they do, we got some fascinating -- that's why she's out there publicly now doing this. she gets it. she's doing the math a

. >> and then there's tim ryan, which would go in the exact opposite direction. >> isn't he running for president? >> that's what i said. but, you know, that's the type of candidates i've heard. but hakeem jeffries, i've been continue to be told he has real standing inside that conference. >> the secret sauce of nancy pelosi, though, has always been that she raises a metric ton of money. that is her ability that she has delivered on time and again and she has been able to activate that california and new york money in ways that benefit her caucus tremendously. >> but i do wonder, neera, in this year where you've seen almost organic money, that these new candidates haven't felt, haven't seen -- they don't see the necessity of her today perhaps that those that have been in congress a while know like when it was hard to raise money. this year it has been easy so perhaps that's not as much of a thing for her. >> i also think nancy pelosi recognizes the needs of every member. she is a cold, hard person recognizing the importance of this election and so she's -- >> with permission you're allo

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>> so i have said for a long time, i think tim ryan will try something. i think swalwell.rs of the congressional black caucus thinking about it right now. i'm fairly confident the new leadership with the democratic party will be a much more diverse leadership than perhaps in the past. >> do you expect nancy pelosi to be democratic leader come january? >> i question whether pelosi is a figure as radioactive as other -- as other political leaders in congress have been to help the other side. like she's not newt. newt was you know, very useful. she's not dole. she's not -- so i think the hope of republicans is that they can somehow threaten republican vote ares to might stay home with the possibility that nancy pelosi will be speaker and a lot of low information voters will say who's nancy pelosi. so if i'm right about that, then she doesn't have to be turned out because she won't be a figure, a lightning rod of controversy. it's not clear to me the democrats are responding to pelosi in the way they are because they're worried she is useful to republicans. it's nor like she's

. >> that's congressman tim ryan of ohio last night with strong words for president trump after the presidenton james on twitter. i want to bring back in caitlyn huey-burns and jim scott and joining me in new york, brandon robinson, the host of the scoop radio broadcast. let me get your reaction to that tweet. the president went to ohio to deliver a stump speech for a republican candidate last night. >> how convenient. >> didn't come up in the speech he gave. your reaction to what he had to say. >> how convenient that lebron james leaving ohio, going to l.a. that was the tempest storm the president was talking about on saturday morning, no less. listen, this is a guy who opened the school just this week. i promise school. a school that provides kids with an opportunity in the akron area to go to school for free. everything is free. i could go on and on. really and truly, i'm wondering if there is any open enrollment for president trump, because maybe he can take an ethics class on how to talk to people and treat people over a weekend. this is a distraction tactic by the president. and lebron

some of the speakers included ohio congressman tim ryan, holy and castro, and new york congressionalcasio cortez. crest please welcome bill deblasio. mr. deblasio: did you just hear that e

i support tim ryan. he's the union man.he union health to catalog the union in pennsylvania winning that district. the way. all i get pensions and i live here in florida. you want to talk about right to work dates? come to florida. lots of jobs for $12.50 per hour. as far as mr. trump, he never supported unions ever. am i still on the line? host: we are still listening. caller: he never supported unions. he bought everything from china. and as far as these sanctions go, he is kicking and screaming all the way to do these. the congress is putting these sanctions out, not him. he doesn't but these on. congress is forcing the unions. int: let's go to jeff merrimack, new hampshire. jeff, good morning. caller: good morning. host: you are on the air. i'm alone three construction worker out of boston, massachusetts. i will be voting republican again. when barack obama was up her reelection i paid attention and he was talking about a cadillac tax on the health insurance. a 40% tax on health insurance. to me that so most of $5,000 t

some of the speakers this weekend included tim ryan, julio castro. [applause] >>

we will hear remarks from tim ryan, warmer housing and urban development secretary coley and castro andlexandria cortez. live coverage starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. eastern,t at 9:15 p.m. watch our profile interview with larry kudlow, the director of the economic council and the senior economic adviser to president trump. thathave been a believer under the right policies that provide economic opportunity, freedom, and incentives, we can grow the american economy at least at its historic rate which since world war ii from more or 2000, we grewyear at three point 5% a year after inflation. i see no reason why we cannot replicate that with proper policies. >> larry kudlow tonight at 9:15 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> nominated to the supreme court by president ronald reagan in 1987, justice anthony kennedy is retiring after 30 years on the bench. atday, we will take a look his legacy on the supreme court and its impact on the nation with the clerk for justice until 2012 and11 the former assistant to the solicitor general nickel wh

with ohio congressman tim ryan and cooley and castro. cortez will also be there.will have live coverage starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. "q&a",ay night on richard baker, donald richie and ray -- >> one of the questions people ask all of the time --is this the most uncivil time in history? >> it is going to be close. the years leading to the civil war if you were to pick another period. disagreed senator with something said and many senators cheered on that house member. >> there is a broadway musical now regarding alexander hamilton. he was shot by the sitting vice president of the united states. in 1858 was one brawl before the civil war. there were 80 members rolling around on the floor fighting one another. one of the members had a whip. one of the members pulled off his wig. and someone yelled -- "he's got scalped him. >> congressional historians sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." has been withw the trump administration since april when he became director of the white house national economic council. c-span sat down with him recently

[cheering and applause] hold -- holdrence its final day today with tim ryan and fully and castro among speakers. more congressional candidate cortez will also be there. we will have live coverage starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> coming on c-span this morning, "washington journal." judiciaryy a senate hearing on immigration policy for migrant families seeking asylum in the u.s. and the current process are reuniting families separated as a result of the trump administration's zero-tolerance policy. and later, a senate health herring -- hearing on lowering health care costs. coming up on today's "washington journal." some of the issues facingob

see for congressman tim ryan, housing and urban development senator julian castro and congressional candidatealexandria ocasio cortez. >> there are a lot of people who feel like i don't want my kid to read stories that are sad, disturbing, downbeat, whatever. that's not a totally illegitimate thing to say. i want to choose is apparent when my kid understands stuff that might bring degrees but there's also a certain point beyond which is like well, they are 14 now. when are you going to introduce them to the idea that not everything is perfect outside your all-white suburb? >> .. the next the us chamber of commerce in washington dc posted a daylong forum on working investment in india in the asia-pacific region. you can watch the entire event at the speed .org just search us investments in asia but here's part of the program with the indian and singaporean ambassadors to the us. they are discussing energy issues. this is one hour. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon everyone. that was a fascinating conversation

we will hear from tim ryan, julian castro and alexandria cortez.ve coverage starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. night, congressional historians richard baker, donald richie. >> one of the questions i hear people ask is this the most uncivil time in history? >> the years leading to the memberar, when a host came over and became a senator because he disagreed with what he said. there are a lot of senators who cheered on that host member. >> we have had terrible political times. before thes a brawl civil war that had 80 members rolling around on the floor fighting one another. wig,f the members had a one of the members pulled his wig off during the fight and someone yelled -- he scalped him. that was enough to stop the fight. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. >> nominated to the supreme court by ronald reagan in 1987, anthony kennedy is retiring after 30 years on the bench. monday, we look at his legacy and its impact on the nation. nicole argued 29 cases before justice kennedy and the court. anthonye legacy of kennedy monday night on c-spa

someone like tim ryan from ohio who's definitely more representative of where the country is right nowr it before and the democratic establishment has effectively neutered his voice. 's been pushed out by nancy pelosi and the powers that be. neil: all right, well, whoever the new powers that be, they'd have to be younger. >> if you want to go, susan dell bainy from washington, tech savvy, made her own money, tech savvy, microsoft. and that's ahead of them getting ruined by this job. as far as, you say the first thing is taxes. the first chop of the tax cuts is going to be whoever has the job. and the second chop is going to be like a bernie sanders type was in there, all of a sawed let's privatize industry. nancy is know the that social, she's not going to go that direction. neil: be careful what you wish for. >> it doesn't have to be a younger person. i don't think that pelosi's age is an issue. look at the bern, feel the bern, and i don't think that-- >> 60 is the new 59. >> younger. neil: fine. and all of this is brushed up in a few seconds. thank you. how many kids? my two. his thr

will be the right guy and i don't think we should be a pushed left of the party i like people like tim ryanmeone talking about not that 15 dollar minimum wage is important but that a living wage is important. there is -- go ahead. dagen: no but i was going to say here is the problem that these -- loud mouths in the major cities in california, and in new york, they drive the messaging for a lot of democrats and this is what people across the country here if they turn on other television networks, and i spent so much time, down helping take care of my mother down in rural virginia, people who live in big cities live in blue states they are missing what is going on in this country and they are missing how people feel about the economy, and about president trump, again, policy over personality. >> i think a lot of people in upstate new york watching that debate were disappointed thinking watching a fight for mayor of new york city they wanted to hear allotted more how you revive growth outside of new york city i don't think they got too much on that last night. >> you loosen up dairy restrictio

. >> reporter: -- aside from her 2016 challenger, ohio democrat tim ryan -- >> i've not closed the doorhen the caucus voted behind closed doors. in the housewide roll call, that number went to 4. in a sizable bloc commits to taking their opposition all the way, pelosi would lack votes she needs. for now, she's the one setting the terms of the debate. >> i'm female, i'm progressive, so what's your problem? >> reporter: ali vitali, nbc news, washington. >> all right, thanks so much to ali. you can see more of the candidate's reactions to nancy pelosi and what they're trying to do to get elected by going to nbcnews.com. now, donny, you have been left out of very important discussion this week that you wanted to jump in on. why don't we end the week talking about your guilty pleasures when it comes to music? >> yes, i'm kind of -- you and i and a lot of people think we're separated at birth, joe. we dress the same. we have the same -- >> no, we don't, no. >> but we both -- abba, i'm an abba guy. it's in my ipod. i'm proud to say it. i'm a proud lover of abba. >> okay. even if you don't real

it's been hijacked so far to the left that anybody who is moderate can't get anywhere, like the tim ryanio. jon: that's what i was going to say to dagen, he might make it through the primaries and be the candidate but this is certainly going to come back and haunt in a general election if he's the democratic candidate. dagen: there's no way. maria: they're not going to choose a moderate. look at alexandria ocasio-cortez, what did tom pÉrez said the other day, she's their future. all the way to the left, they are looking at people like her, bernie sanders as their future. dagen: they've become the part that they don't understand basic math, medicare for all and try to say we will roll back tax cuts and that's somehow going to pay for medicare for all. maria: emily, how come the question of how do you pay for all the free stuff doesn't come up for often in. >> because it's not what's on their minds and it's not really priority, i don't think, the priority is we have to take care of safety net, create safety net first and then we will worry about the costs, alexandria ocasio-cortez when she

he will face ryan's former staffer, brian steil. next door in minnesota last night tim pawlenty lost his governor primary. he was once floated as a potential running mate for mitt romney and defeated by a county commissioner named jeff johnson. a major liability for pawlenty was criticism that he thought then candidate trump was unfit for office. minnesota's democratic primary voters still sent congressman keith ellison to the ballot for attorney general just days after serious domestic abuse allegations that he denies surfaced on facebook. and in vermont last night history as christine hallquist became the first openly transgender candidate to win a major party's nominee for governor. she will face vermont's incumbent governor phil smith, a republican, in the fall. julie. >> julie: peter doocy, thank you so much. >> bill: we'll bring in

and tim ryan of ohio. the only elections they discuss with the midterms.hey talked up a 5.5 million people that have joined campaign to impeach president trump. he was greeted with polite applause. when non white congressional candidates such as a new mexico -- and gina ortiz jones came on stage, the democratic party -- a source of concern for some washington-based and what state groups -- red state groups was taken for granted in new orleans. that whole event, the netroots nation conference is available at our website at c-span.org. you can see some of the speeches he writes about. there is the front page. schenectady, new york. this is mark. go ahead. caller: i think there should be a liberty task force because the religious freedoms are being attacked over this country in en commitments are being taken away from public property and school prayer has been eliminated. these are one of the few ways we can increase our level of mora lity and improve on that in our nation. so these are areas i think the task force will protect when it comes to this new impla