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. >> woodruff: tim ryan has long been considered a rising star in the democratic party. he was just 29 years old when he was firselected to congress in 2002, representing youngstown, ohio, a working-class town hit hard by the loss of manufacturing jobs. he gained nationalttention in 2016, when he challenged nancy pelosi for her leadership position. today, he is one of more than 20 democrats running for his party's presidential nominati. tim ryan, welcome to the program. >> thanks. >> woodruff: so let's start with china just spoke with james hoffa of the teamsters about. what do you think about president trump's tariffs, his punishing china for what he says is an unfair playifeel? >> i think that tariffs are act that need to be utilized when china is cheating, and they do cheat. they cheat with intellectual property. they've dumped steel tubing in districts like mine for a long time. we need to have those tariffs utilized to remedy that. but it needs to be part of larger strategy. that's the problem with the president. one , y they're one day they're off. it's not part of

comi one-on-one with democratic presidential candidate tim ryan. how califoia is rethinking its math curriculum to help students stay in college. and, author jared diamond on tipping points across the globe, in his new book "upheaval." even as china and the u.s. are still trying to reach a trade deal before the summhe stakes and the tension just keep growing. china retaliated this week with the threat of raisg its own tariffs on u.s. goods, and that was followed by president trump's latest threat that he may raise tariffs on another illion worth of chines goods. workers, jobs and wages are of course at the art of this. we get the view tonight of one prominent labor leader, james hoffa, the president of the international brotherhood of teamsters. the teamsters represent 1.4 million members, including drivers, public employees, and construction and sanitation workers. james hoffa, welcome back to the newshour. the president's tariffs and the retaliation by china, as we said, are making a lot oop pe nervous. what is your view? >> my view is we need ta

>> well, i got a chance to talk to tim ryan, who is running for president as a democrat on my show. one of the things that he is really focused on is boom for whom? there are still parts of the country where this really has not worked out well yet, and barack obama went out there and said we've got a good economy, look at all of our great growth and people wound up resenting it. you do have pockets of the industrial heartland where they're still closing factories and plants. in those places i think there's an argument to be made. >> and i hear democrats making that argument. it's factually true. but also factually true that more people are feeling good than they were in past administrations, in past economies. so i'm wondering, i've been saying to democrats health care, immigration, talk about nothing else. these are two issues you can win on. you just did in an election. these are issues americans care about and trump loses on. >> i thinks that right. i do think the economic inequality argument is something democrats want to figure out a way to make because the tax cuts help the ri

tim ryan joins us. sentially nafta free trade. ,f you go free trade in america doesn't mean political death? rep. ryan: it is not popular because no one dealt with the underbelly of free trade. that is causing a great deal of stress and anxiety and economic anxiety in america. community is like youngstown, , the, gary, indiana southern textile towns, no one cared. no one had an agenda for them. we knew globalization had to happen and free trade creates wealth in the aggregate, but these communities were left behind and no one cared. progressives and liberals of the democratic party only get there agriculture shrink-wrapped at whole foods. you are living the reality of farmers. when you hear the president talk about patriot farmers, how do you react? rep. ryan: it is a joke. the president has no agenda for rural america. farmers have not made a profit in five years. the industrial agriculture approach we have taken is destroying our soil and environment, killing 220 metric tons of fish at the mouth of the

>> right now, i mean, i am supporting my congressman, tim ryan.is what i call a gen-x joe biden, but i think at this -- trish: [inaudible] >> there you go. you said it, i didn't. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] i'm a joe biden fan, i just think his time was four years ago. trish: -- on this network and, you know, joe biden, obviously, we've watched him throughout the years. and i think he has a personality that people find appealing and that resonates. in fact, i think if the democrats put joe biden up, he would have been a much harder candidate to beat instead of hillary. >> agreed. trish: but now i look at him and some to have recent comments on china or margaret thatcher suggest he's a little out of touch in a way that, you know, tim ryan isn't. i mean, tim ryan -- and, again, i've spoken to him on the program, and i know a lot of people won't like him because he's a democrat period, but he gets the trade issues which you confront out there in ohio and the country con fronts overall. >> exactly. this is exactly why it's not just because he

and if people are interested in enrolling in that, they can go to tim ryan for america.com.sure that we're building this out. impeachment is going to be here, but we've got to get the economy straight. >> thank you very much, congressman ryan. i appreciate your time tonight. thanks. >> thanks, erin. thank you. >>> and next, the woman 2020 democrats want in their corner, and they're doing all they can to win her endorsement. sure. sometimes i wish i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so the legs on the bottom and motorcycle on the top? yeah. yeah, i could see that. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. yeah, i could see that. touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz, the first and only treatment of its kind offering people with moderate to severe psoriasis a chance at 100% clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of people quickly saw a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. don't use if you're allergic to talt

>> tim ryan. >> tim ryan.played >> mayor pete. >> what took you so long to say mayor pete buttigieg? he's considered such a rising star >> he's a great personality. i think he's a great person to connect with voters all over. i don't know if a lot of people really think he's necessarily ready to be president. >> someone online said mayor pete didn't have any plans. i thought, you're just being lazy. go on the man's wednesdbsite. i went and he doesn't have any policies listed >> he said it's early days. he first wanted to introduce himself to the country and then will come up with policies. you're saying you're ready for policies now >> because there are so many people to distinuish themselves you have to at least have some basic construct. >> show of hands, do any of you feel there are so many candidates it muddles the field? >> i feel like it's a good thing to have a lot of candidates to choose from. >> we have one of the best fields out there because we represent the people of the country. >> how many of you

joining us now from youngstown, ohio, democratic presidential candidate congressman tim ryan of ohio.ack to the show, tim. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> so, congressman, you can join the conversation we were having just last segment, as well as last week on this issue. we were talking about how the president will pick a fight with nancy, nancy pelosi or other people and send out an outrageous tweet so he doesn't have to talk to youngstown voters how he promised to a populist president and he cut taxes for his he promised he wassing if all of these issues that mattered most to people in youngstown. talk about that and talk about how the to win youngstown, to win scranton, to win middle america. >> that's why i'm running for president. i believe somebody who comes from this area that watched him make these promises over the last couple of years and doing in but distract and not fulfill those promises is the person that can beat him. the reality is, joe and mika, you've had this conversation in just the last fools, the workers are still suffering. i don't know why this conversat

congressman tim ryan says as the weather starts to heat up. >>congress must act to save lives. in washington. morgan right. california could soon have stricter laws when it comes to vaccinations today the state senate. >>passed a bill that would give state public health officials instead of local doctors, the power to decide which children can skip their shots before attending school. opponents say the bill interferes with the doctor patient relationship. this move comes after 880 cases of the measles have been reported and reported across 24 states including multiple cases, right here in the bay area. >>30 a woman is rescued after her car goes over a cliff, why officers say and nearby cyclists is responsible for saving her life. >>plus well known rappers offering some safety tips to amazon after he says he almost shot a delivery driver will show how amazon is responding tonight to iced tea. >>and state lawmakers back on the job tonight after >>our top story tonight at 5.30 a state assemblyman is back at the capitol for the first time since march after he was on trial for misde

warning a perfect example of something that congress can act on to actually save lives congressman tim ryan says as the weather starts to heat up. >>congress must act to save lives. in washington. morgan right. >>still ahead on the cross for morning news here from a man who escaped this deadly warehouse fire in oakland. but not without some serious injuries. nothing says summer like a beach trip, so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: surf's up. earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com >>to the copper one thanks for staying with us i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today and james bond, an need surgery. david daniel has that story and more in today's hollywood minute. >>james bond is going under the knife, according to the official double oh 7 franchise twitter account. daniel craig will undergo minor ankle surgery after he was injured filming the latest bond flick in jamaica production on the 25th bond movie greg's 5th, we'll continue while he recovers and the film i

i think it's tim ryan from ohio. this guy seems to me he has a lot on the ball. believe he would make a great president. there are other people who may be great. i believe elizabeth warren would. kamala harris. this gentleman, he is caucasian in america. not goingf color is to be elected again soon. but i believe the gentleman from ohio has a lot and he could move the country forward and he does not seem to be prejudiced toward people of color or different ethnic groups. i'm looking forward to him coming out of the pack in the future. thank you. host: we go to betty in waukegan, illinois. caller: good morning. you're my favorite, steve. i am an 80-year-old african-american born and raised in greenville, south carolina in 1939. you know what i went through. anyway, donald trump scares me. i have grandchildren, great-grandchildren and there was a time you wanted your family to watch the political but i don't even want my kids to watch donald trump. at his rallies sometimes there will be about three african-americans in the crowd. arer than that, all of them caucasi

joe: interestingly enough, you have someone like tim ryan, who comes from ohio, youngstown. part of the rest of itself. no one is closer to the hearts and minds of the people who are affected by that than tim is. joe biden come in many respects, because of his pennsylvania working-class roots, is close to it as well. most of the democrats in this primary have some affect, whether it is amy klobuchar, having some connection to trade, both positive and negative. david: are we seeing something of a passing of the baton in the democratic party? you have some younger candidates, you lost to one of them, aoc -- who are taking a more leftist point of view. you see that in some of the presidential candidates now. are we seeing a fundamental change in the democratic party? joe: i don't think so. what we have to keep focused on is, my loss, michael capuano's loss, the replacement of keith ellison in minnesota, were really democrats replacing democrats. in those elections contributed to the retaking of the house from republican districts. that is where we have to look. look at mikey ch

then someone like tim ryan, the one who challenged nancy pelosi as speaker and he is trying to run asian: what about kirsten gillibrand? >> a disappointment for a lot of folks but she will be able to hang out. i am surprised she couldn't get 65,000 donors. jillian: some have not met either and do you think any of them will? >> somebody like michael bennett, sitting senator hasn't been able to qualify. what happens when he doesn't qualify? you will have a lot of complaints even from seth moulton from massachusetts. jillian: the first debate threshold, how is this different? >> they received 2% for the polls so they are uping this polling on the third one. what is going to be interesting is what people do during the debates to try to break out. it has been a lull for a while. jillian: there are so many in the latest fox news poll for the 2020 democratic preferences and you can see there are more people but the ones we don't have on this list have fewer than one person. >> you have to hit 2%. it is only 8 or 9 candidates hitting that 2% threshold. the third debate, only 8 or 9 democrats

freeport mac tim ryan -- showing usnamara this as well. china might take away the exportation of rare earths to the u.s., which would be very difficult for the u.s. economy. the parent company of michael coors not doing -- of michael kors not doing well today. we are seeing basic resources drag lower. also, this letter to italy from the european union saying you've got to respond. your debt is out of control. italy's finance minister says he will respond in due course. 1.1141. trading at basic resources and banks the main drag. coming up today on "bloomberg markets," we will hear from ceo and cio. don't miss it at 2:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 p.m. london time. investors are fleeing to the bond market, driving yields down to multiyear lows in a fresh wave of risk aversion. let's bring in bloomberg opinion columnist brian chappatta. lower?do we go we didn't think we'd hit 2.2% this time last week. brian: no, not at all. it has really been sort of indiscriminate buying from a lot of folks out there over the past week or so. a lot of people who cur

ohio congressman tim ryan has missed 31.6% of house votes. dublin congressman eric swalwell has missed 25% of his votes and california senator kamala harris has missed 24.6% of votes. >>> it is 6:16. let's check back in with sal for the commute this morning. hopefully no big problems, sal? >> not a lot of big problems, pam and dave. we have traffic getting busier around the bay area and as you may have been hearing, today is thursday before memorial day some people may be trying to get away this evening, so you will have a couple of things going on today commute wise. the westbound richmond bridge you can see slowing here. also a 24 minute drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. at the bay bridge you can see traffic is backed up. now, 880 and 580 in oakland looking good. as you see on the road sensors we are trying to figure out what is going on there. is moderate traffic in contra costa county this morning. as we go to the south bay the south bay commute is off to a nice start. 6:17. let's bring in steve with today's weather.

i would add tim ryan to that category. individuals who may have done better in a smaller field and may have been formidable or serious candidates. if they do not get 1% after the first two debates when they have a chance, i think the dnc will say let's widow -- whittle the field. david: at the same time, the leaders will not have to worry about any of this, right? sahil: correct. people like joe biden, bernie sanders, kamala harris, elizabeth warren, easily will qualify. they are far in excess of the current threshold and in no danger of missing out on the debates are the dnc is planning to have a dozen debates all told between now and the primaries. david: thank you so much. public policy with lawmakers and other leaders, the discussion comes back to education. and particularly quality education for those less fortunate. i had the opportunity to sit down with dan porterfield who was spent his career making sure the best education -- education is just repeated -- is distributed according to talent and wit. seeking to make

john delaney could be slugging it out with jay inslee and tim ryan. this could be night one.ir right mind will tune in to see the next night when joe biden levels varney sander with a haymaker on his way to destroying kamala harris. everyone has to have a whack at at the piÑata. they tinkered with the debate schedule and hillary's favor last time around. and the criteria for making it to this idiot thus, it is so silly, you either have to have 1% to talk about political inequality, or have 65000 unique donations in 20 states. by the methodology anyone can qualify, and everyone thanks they can be turned, until they start "getting real" and elevating, actual candidates, it will be a phony baloney donkey and pony show where everybody gets a participation model and no one gives a damn because they're all wasting their time on a bloated wiki under mediocre field. the democrats are serious about picking a winner, they have picked the worst way to see her say narrow the field. shame on them, that's a memo. they are all going to be one dozen debates in total, we will see if they have

. >> he used to be a big tim ryan fan. >> he was at the fund-raiser. >> i think it's consolidating quickerl find out next time. who has a candidate out there. up next, we will take this show on the road and i will tell you about it. next week we get out to the people and hear why they had a 2016 election the way it was. what happened and what's going to happen based upon what's happening now. you are watching "hardball." d u happening now. you are watching "hardball." when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah, and now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. yeah, i've had some prettyeer. prestigious jobs over the years. news producer, executive transport manager, and a beverage distribution supervisor. now i'm a director at a security software firm. wow, you've been at it a long time. thing is, i like working. what if my retirement plan is i don't want to retire? then let's not create a retirement plan. let's create a plan for what's next.

tim ryan, democrat presidential candidate, he's out of ohio, he says trump is, quote, punching china not a serious problem. if we go into the election with that message, we're going to get beat again. >> well, he's a realist. he says the truth. it'll be interesting to see how he does in the debates -- elizabeth: people don't like him personally, they don't like his personal attacks and tweeting -- >> they're tired of it. they don't feel that should be in the oval office, but the bottom line is he's deliver thing, and democrats are offering things that people aren't that interested in and proposals that'll hurt the economy. if trump sticks to that message, he's going to win again. elizabeth: you've seen it time and and time again, right? >> barack obama should have lost in 2012, but he shaped the issues. trump is do it in -- can do it in 2020. i delivered prosperity, they're going to wreck it. what do you want, more of the same or wreckage? elizabeth: steve forbes, thank you so much. >> thank you. elizabeth: the democrat probe into all things trump in full swing. nancy pelosi has call

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elizabeth: what if somebody else was house speaker like representative seth moulton or tim ryan?losi as house speaker. what would it look like? >> i think she is still this a difficult the position. she has these very extreme-left caucus that she has to control, and they're sort of sitting over there saying they're going to rebel and throw her out and all that. so she's trying to satisfy both sides of that equation, and that's not easy. i think she's not doing a bad job, but she's in a difficult position. elizabeth: but you see -- okay, understood. but she's now trying to imprint on the american voter's mind the word cover-up just like the border is a manufactured crisis. but the polls keep showing that the american people are saying, move on. >> well, if you're asking me if we would be better off with a democratic party that's more moderate, i would say 100%. i would like to see that the, because i think republicans need good competition in order to keep them honest. i want to see a good democratic party. and the more crazy they get, the more they're not a serious party anymore.

tim ryan came on and said, yes, he's going to have a litmus test on roe v.resident. >> you know, i have never once waivered in a woman's right to make her own health care decisions in montana. i think that should be made by the woman in consultation with her doctor and her family and her faith. as a lawyer, i have wanted -- i always want to make sure sure that the judge is consistent with the values that i hold. i do the same on the supreme court. fundamentally, i want a judge that's going to be consistent with my values on that, on campaign finance, in other ways. by and large, we know if you're asking a candidate how you would rule, they're not going to tell you. >> sure. that i get. >> it would be important to me to be -- sure. >> let me ask you this: what limits would you put on abortion? >> these are decisions that should not be made by legislatures. 1973, roe v. wade is still the law of the land. we should be promoting. >> there are limits on abortion in many states as it is. do you believe there -- do you believe -- it sounds like you believe if there

as well as tim ryan, seth moulton and a few others. ali, i stole your a necklace today. i will bring it back to you. >> i keep noticing. it will bring you good luck. it's a tam isman on -- talisman on the campaign trail. all right. >>> president trump is searching for two people to fill two spots on the federal reserve board of governors after his first to choices failed to garner supports in the senate. those include steven moore, an economic commentator, a distinguished fellow at the heritage foundation. critics attacked stephen moore over what they said was his inaccurate policy and he faced negative headlines over back taxes and writings that critics said denigrated women. after it appeared moore did not have enough support to be confirmed, the president announced last week that moore was withdrawing his name from consideration. steven moore joins me now. steven, it has been a long time since you and i have talked. you and i have talked probably going back 20 years on tv. a bunch of stuff was unearth about you, what did you think in days gone by came up? >> i hi, ali

the next dog to help unleash that power could be eric swalwell's penny or tim ryan's bear and buckeyeaybe kirsten gillibrand's labra-doodle maple who will bring her shooting skills to the white house. so with the way the 2020 race is going, we could see this pack grow even more, at a campaign stop, cory booker said he would like to get a dog if he is elected. so great seeing these candidates and with their furry little friends next to them. >> that was a great piece, thank you so much, frances. >>> nbc's first-ever indy 500 broadcast was packed with excitement. actors matt damon and christian bale were on hand to wave the green flag and get the 103rd indianapolis 500 running. simon packa simon pagenaud was able to avoid multicar wrecks to a close .02 of a second victory, the first frenchman to wince win since 1914. >>> we saw some established tennis stars push through the first round of the french open, and roger federer and sloen stevens advanced in straight sets. in the 22 chbd go around, in roland garros, venus williams fell in the first round. >>> kevin na claimed his third pga to

we'll see tim ryan from ohio and eric swalwell from california. evening. >> mark reston you are on the scene for us as you always are. thanks and please join dana bash for a presidential cnn townhall with democratic candidate senator michael bennett, live from the cnn center in atlanta. the later tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern, only here on cnn. we have more breaking news coming up next. millions of people under severe weather watches and warnings as thunderstorms and flooding cover large portions of the u.s. stay with us. hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free service that pairs you with a local advisor to help you sort through your options and find a perfect place. a place for mom. you know your family we know senior living. together we'll make the right choice. has been excellent. they really ap

tim ryan, you might remember or not, he's also running for president, he tried to make that case thiseconomy is going. >> where? >> well, right now -- >> what do you know they don't know? >> right now, nowhere. >> the economy is not horrible 4.4% is unemployment rate in ohio, it's kind of hard to run against the economy in ohio, isn't it? >> no. >> all right, so what could possibly be his plan, based in new york, michael coolidge, talk radio host from the windy city of chicago, good to see both of you here especially on mother's day, appreciate it. >> great to be on. leland:ly phrase problem for democrats in the form of a question, you could name for me elected incumbent president that lost in good economy? >> well, i mean, i don't know, al gore lost in -- >> i will give you a hint. leland: he wasn't elected incumbent president. >> i know, third-term for clinton, that's the closest i can come up off the top of my head. when it comes down to kitchen-table issues, the economy is doing well for wall street. we have to look at wage stagnation and automation. they estimate 30 million jobs

tell vice was a medium of joyce for congressman eric swalwell and tulsi gabbard and congressman tim ryanth moulton. john delaney made his announcement in a newspaper op-ed. did you get all that? the crowded field of democratic candidates appears to be a record for the current significance fem of primaries and caucuses according to polifact and how many is too many and is that helpful or hurting to the party's chances of defeating president trump. i want to bring in a.b. stoddard, associate editor and columnist for real clear politics and the communications director for the democratic national committee. ladies, thanks so much for coming on. so the question when you go through all those names, all these different candidates getting into the race, is it helpful, a.b., or hurtful to the party to have so many candidates running at once in. >> it's hurtful, and it's going to be sochi's job to say it's great and everyone is entering with energy and ideas, it's great and will stimulate a huge debate and help the party ultimately, but what happened in 2016 was you had all these conterpco contend

but that's our message, that in places like lordstown, where my colleague tim ryan said that what we not just say how bad we feel about this, but provide an alternative, making it the electric car center of the nation. and if gm doesn't want to do it, then ford, then chrysler or honda or subaru or whoever can come in behind them, that we have answers and that we're everywhere. this is going to be nonstop work in the places where it's going to be razor close. but the message of we care about your family. we're on your side to our farmers that we stand with you at planting, during the season and at harvest. to our families in the inner city, that we'll be there to make sure you not only have clean water but decent schools. that's what we have to be about. >> it is, as we say, donald trump is president for many reasons, but bottom line is it was a difference of a combined 77,000 votes in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, three states that had not gone republican in three decades that is ultimately the closest thing there was to a key on election night. but what it was in those states,

at one time in my life, representative tim ryan, you remember him, he's running for president, he was the aoc -- he got in the congress when he was 29. you know what the number one issue was? naft wh nafta, he beat up on nafta. i will make a prediction, chuck. are you ready? democrats will win new york and california. but if we run like we want to be the governor of new york and california, you're going to blow off iowa, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania and ohio, and that gets you to the promised land. remember, this is about winning an election. it's not about being a purist. i love uncle joe. i've ridden in a limousine with him. i have had lunch with him. i think he needs to rethink that china issue. i really do. >> what do you make of biden's strength so far because it defines his own past as a candidate, he's never been running this strong before for president, and the democratic party in the past usually beats the living daylights out of its front-runners. is this a reminder that maybe there's a whole bunch of people like you just simply give me the car that's going to cross the

congressman tim ryan says as the weather starts to heat up. >>congress must act to save lives. in washington. morgan right. >>coming up an update on that wild high speed are the police chase through the streets of la we're going to tell you about the dog right there seen jumping from the moving vehicle. another harrowing story almost burned alive hear from the man who escaped this deadly warehouse fire in oakland. >>but not without some serious injuries. and it seems to be the rainy season without and but could we soon be talking about some warm >>credible rescue a young woman survives after her car plunges 450 feet down a cliff in napa county the highway patrol says a bicycle us coming down that same stretch of road saw it happen. >>and called 911 from fortune while bellow spoke with that man who says just have to be in the right place at the right time. it's or straighten out for a little bit and then just slowly drove right off the cliff, it was just after 09:00am tuesday morning when have the bicycle is charles doyle says he watched a car vanished. >>you know very area tota

i mean, i think there's been a response against you on that, a response against tim ryan on that, thate a foundational thing for you both running for president now. i wonder just how you -- obviously you're unafraid and you are unafraid about going at this stuff straight on but with women voters being mad about women at the top of the democratic party getting shots from within, how do you regain trust? how do you build it? >> you know, you showed a picture of my town hall. there were about a hundred people there. there were 20 to 25 protesters. i know you got a good clip where the protesters were speaking up but i can't tell you how many women have come out and said we want generational change in our party as well. we want to make sure that there is a new generation able to step up and lead. these amazing women who are an incredible part of this class, you know, of the 40 seats we flipped to take back the house, 21 of them were endorsed and supported by my serve america group. a lot of them were women. they are the new leaders in the party. many of them pledged themselves to vote again

and i saw that cnn is airing four more town halls with democrats michael bennett, seth moulton, tim ryand eric swalwell. when they heard that, everybody who cancelled hbo after "game of thrones" was like, i'm sorry hbo. take me back wait i can't watch that [ applause ] well, the president is also on the campaign trail last night he gave a speech in pennsylvania, but he seemed kind of distracted by the lights he kept talking about them watch this >> i thought that was the sun in my eyes it's these stupid lights, these people [ laughter ] you've got a thing called the sun, we like the sun better then the artificial not sun. [ laughter ] >> steve: what >> jimmy: he calls light the artificial - >> together: not sun >> jimmy: meanwhile, artificial not sun is what he also calls jared kushner. [ applause ] >> steve: whoah oh >> jimmy: of course, trump's not the only one holding rallies, bernie sanders has been speaking all over the country this week. and a lot of people are saying that he uses his hands a lot when he talks. watch this >> comprehensive immigration reform, and a path toward citiz

michael beent and on sunday june 2nd, back to back to back democratic town halls with seth moulon the, tim ryann. >>> thank you very much. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. and you just watched our cnn town hall where the former texas congressman beto o'rourke is answering questions in his first nationally televised town hall. he talked about impeachment, row ev wade, medicare for all and a whole lot more and year going to discuss it now. i'm going to bring in david, who is in des moines. gentleman, good evening mp. he jumped in the race. do you think it's a reboot? >> i think we're really evident is the practice he's getting on the campaign trail is paying off? in the fall when he did another town hall with this like him? this is somebody who's done a lot more since then? clearly has been studying up on many of the issues and i think shows himself to be a more prepared candidate than the impromptu. >> i don't can know if i recall him having a jacket on before. >> and a tie. and he wasn't standing on a bar or a table. listen, democratic calls for impeachment for growing. this is what o'rourke

tune in this sunday for back to back to back democratic town halls with congressman seth moulten, tim ryan.m. eastern. "cnn tonight" starts right now. >> thank you very much, dana bash. this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. and you just watched our cnn town hall with senator michael bennet, the colorado democrat and presidential candidate answering questions from the audience for just about an hour. questions about health care, his support for a public option and his clean bill of health after a cancer treatment. questions about gun laws, climate change, education, and so much more. but we got to talk about the president's tantrum today. it is getting to be a regular thing. presidential tantrums, tirades. it's absolutely no coincidence that this one happened the day after robert mueller finally spoke out about his investigation. did you catch this? the president slipped up this morning. tweeting this. "russia, russia, russia. that's all you heard at the beginning of this witch hunt. spoiler alert, it wasn't a witch hunt, but let's continue, and now russia has disappeared because i had noth

i think tim ryan is our best chance. i'm not just saying that because he is my congressman.te joe biden. >> eric: they will try to take bites out of him all the time. >> it will be harder from the delegate perspective. bernie sanders and his crew helped changed the dnc delicate allocation rules. joe biden has the ability to consolidate the moderates across the country. maybe not focus in california and new york but chip away at all these smaller other states. north dakota. >> sandra: not only is joe biden the frontrunner in his party but in potential match-ups in fox news polling he beats the president if the election was held today. >> i think most of those match-ups don't mean anything. we're so early. we have to see how he debates the others. i would agree with capri on one thing on the gaffes. the gaffes can be endearing. people imagine themselves making mistakes. ronald reagan had gaffes like the bombing starts in 10 minutes. the danger for joe biden is a lot of the stuff i mentioned abortion, mike pence he called him a decent guy and then he backed down. it may make hi

have met those complications those who haven't include massachusetts rep seth, ohio representative tim ryanwilliams. eric. >> another mayor -- mayor of new may jump in this cg week thanks. anita. >> meanwhile president trump is riding hue on some historic job numbers 263,000 new jobs were added in april with speaking to nearly a 50-year low of 3.6%. these leat figures adding to the list of economic wins for the president, heading into 2020. yeah thank you very much. i'll be running -- >> okay. lest bring in our political panel dan palmer former advisor to presidential candidate ted cruz, and joe ruben former deputy assistant secretary of state under barack obama and president of the washington strategy group. gentlemen welcome thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. thank you. erchls sost it the economy right does that still hold true today because you heard president trump saying right there, point-blank he's running on the economy. dan's team first. >> yeah trump economy is an absolute juggernaut here we have 3.6% unemployment 3.6% productivity growth wages are growing acros

tim ryan was one of those, now running for president, one of the 23 democrats -- he had said let's sees goes, because my region of ohio is hurting. i think you are seeing a lot of democrats quiet down on that end of the spectrum and get much the this is a dangerous game, the trade war with china is absolutely heating up. what is unclear is when it will directly affect taxpayers. and taxpayers are also known as voters. day items,on every when we will start seeing these tariffs in stores around the country. host: what is the current conversation like in the white house along the -- around the tariff issue? guest: the president thinks he is on solid ground. he thinks he has the upper hand against chinese president xi jinping on these talks. the next round of talks we may see is that the g20 summit in osaka, japan. the president said he intends to meet with a chinese leader they are, and perhaps they can hammer out a deal, but i was reporting last week that there is some concern, especially from business groups here in washington who want to see talks sooner. they want to see something to

with congressman tim ryan. >> i know where the economy is going. >> where?t know? >> right now nowhere. but we have got to get in. >> the economy is not horrible. 4.4% is the unemployment rate in ohio. it's kind of hard to run against the economy in ohio, isn't it. >> no. because the average wage has only gone up 20 bucks a week. >> wages went up big. wages did finally rise. >> after how many years. after how many decades. >> trump is president for two years we can't ignore that fact. finally wages went up. he is the guy in office at that time. >> the question is do you feel better. jedediah: i love this show. i do. i like when bill maher has these moments when he is not afraid to challenge someone and say listen, this is what we see happening. it's great when he is faced with you a accurate who just wants to spew that talking point. regardless of the relates what's happening around him that taking point comes out. evidence talked about many issues. he doesn't tolerate that. i like that show. pete: he has been on this show, he is a centrist appears a as a ce

there have been multiple moments but one that comes directly to mind is calling my friend tim simons who plays jonah ryanter ) >> improvised? and then it was folded in. it shows up on the script. >> exactly. tell the story of the tea set. >> oh, my gosh. tell that. we were in london, tony and i were doi believe, broke this antique china set-- >> no, it was a mutual. >> okay, we both broke this antique china set. >> yeah, because julia was yelling quit laughing you dummies, we're going to try to use it! >> but it was a queen's china, fancy tea set and we busted it. probably cost the entire budget. >> and if you watch the scene, you can see both turn their backs from the camera because that was because they were howling laughing, completely unprofessional acting. >> it's gorgeous music hall type comedy. they're like laurel and hardy. >> stephen: are there times that you guys are corpsing that you can't keep from laughing at what other people are doing on stage but you know you're going to ruin the moment? is someone particularly bad about this? >> i would comment on tim, though. tim tries to suppress, but

kwhous correspondent for american radio marcs april ryan and scott jennings assist to george h. w. bush and tim is not afraid of the where. she was purposeful in the word. was it a mistake? >> i think that she has a balancing act. and she understands, i believe, that impeachment could divide the democratic party. we are all assuming that every democrat let's say is a partisan who voted against president trump. you know there are many democrats that would have a lot of pressure from in re constituents. >> particularly no this red districts. >> yes. >> i think it's the white house strategy to goad nancy pelosi into impeachment inquire in. it's unprecedented. bill clinton and richard nixon did not want impeachment inquiries. i think in president is goading the speaker into one. she may have made it easier today. but in the last three -- ever since the mueller report came out his strategy has been the same, stone wall, stone wall, stone wall. >> scott, the president and democrats, you know, part of in is coming down to trying to point fingers, oh is this all a waste of time and keeping us from doin

i don't mean panic's tim you list, but maybe having to do the quantum of targeted lending that the market is assuming? ryane talking about it and laughing about it last night because it is saved by the bell. it is an amazing turn of events that will give him a good reprieve. he doesn't have to do quantitative easing or any action. he just has to observe how the situation will evolve. the rest of the european countries are doing well, very low unemployment in austria and others. manus: thank you for sharing your thoughts. ryan lemand, managing director and senior executive officer at ads investment solutions. let's focus on retail in the united kingdom. sainsbury's was the only one of the big four british supermarkets to show declining sales in the latest quarter, according to the data. the u.k. number two player is set to report later. i will break the numbers in eight minutes as regulators rejected its plan to buy walmart -- charles allen, good to see you this morning. what are the expectations for sainsbury's? are we low in our level of expectation? charles: as you just mentioned, we are because the outs

ryan on their bundle of joy. look how cute. >> look how cute schamus is. >>> time for the final trade tim? >> beautiful baby boy. you need to do, go to home depot and buy that kid a crib probably already have one. but i think these earnings are something to buy into. home depot. >> mark tepper. >> t.j.maxx, off price continues to be one of the strongest areas within consumer discretionary. >> so footlocker's down from 65 to 55. i think it holds here. i like it. >> i will tell you what you do for the kid first off, stop playing this song. it might be the worse song of all time. >> probably crying. >> who is playing this song? >> i have no idea. >> it's awful. but say this, khol's reports in the morning. buy it against $60 >>> that'skohls reports in the g buy it >> beiber huh? >>. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a consumer and i ploms to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach call me 1,800,743 cbc. what made today stuff? dow sinking. th