( laughter ) tim ryan-- is that his name, tim ryan?n had a weird way of connecting with the common man. >> we've got to talk about the working class issues, the people who take a shower after work. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's a unique way to refer to working class voters. ( as ryan ) "i care about the people who shower after work! who come in and peel off their sweaty clothes in the garage, because they're dirty. they are so, so very dirty. then they soap up and maybe the soap splashes on the sides of the glass in the shower. and it gets all steamy and soapy you can't see what's going on in there. and then maybe some of the water tumbles off them splashes on the glass and rolls down, and then, suddenly-- bam! it clears away and you can see all the way to christmas morning-- and you can tell they're into crossfit. and, i'm sorry, what was the question? what was... ( laughter ) john delaney kept talking about how the nominee shouldn't attempt anything too extreme. like, anything. and elizabeth warren had a rebuttal for that. >> i don

take you for your time. >> representative ryan: yes we do. >> bill: charleston, south carolina, tim ryank you. >> representative ryan: thanks, bill. >> bill: time now for our son the group. charles hurt from "the washington times," former dnc chair donna purcell. howard kurtz, host of media buzz and kristen soltis anderson of the "washington examiner." a great group, happy sunday to all of you. get back to the rhetoric for a moment here. here was a sample from the last week with several democratic candidates. >> both clear language and encode this president has fanned the flames of white supremacy in this nation. >> there is no national security when we don't have racial justice, let alone when we have a president who is coddling white nationalists. >> what he's done is spew hate and division his entire presidency. the incidence of hate crimes have risen all across the country. >> bill: by my count, charlie, has been called a white super misses, a racist, and a white nationalist. >> you know, tim ryan rightly says that he wants to bring the country together, and one of the truths after a

quick break and we'll be back with more, tim ryan. me and the guys walked into this place.ou woulda thought from the name it was gonna be packed with sailors. so i immediately picked out the biggest guy in there. and i walked straight up to him. now he looks me square in the eye, and, i swear he says, "welcome to navy federal credit union." whoa friendly alert! i got a great auto rate outta that guy. now i have a wonderful hybrid. slate blue. crÈme interior. he was so nice! navy federal credit union. our members, are the mission. maria: welcome back i'm back with ohio congressman 2020 presidential candidate tim ryan and congressman i want to talk to you about your debate that you were in last week and this divide going on in your party, where you've got really the progressives resonating with many democrat voters, while you are a moderate trying to breakthrough, talking to people about jobs, about economic issues. how are you going to breakthrough when you've got your colleagues talking about giving healthcare to illegals before americans or going through medicare for all a

you heard from congressman tim ryan. he wants an oreo that is deep-fried, part of the tradition of the iowa state fair. one of the oldest and largest in the country. this year, 22 democratic candidates speaking. nine of them today. coming up in 45 and as we will hear from senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. this afternoon senator kiersten gillibrand and governor john hickenlooper. some notes on the candidates literally running into each other. the son of congressman tim ryan, nate hearst in des moines with tos tweet saying hi congressman ryan's sun brady -- son brady. we will show this to you later on. a statement from the attorney general bill barr who says he is appalled at the death of jeffrey epstein, a story we have been following. he was found unresponsive this morning. he has been a pronounced dead. the attorney general calling into an investigation into what happened. your phone calls to congressman tim ryan coming up in about 2:15 eastern time. a live view of the des moines register -- the des moines area and th

tim ryan thank you. now for our sunday group, charles with the washington time. the "mediabuzz". great group. happy sunday to all of you. let's get back to the rhetoric. here is a sample from the last week was several mechanic candidates. >> the clear language and encode this president has fanned the flames of white supremacy in this nation. >> there is no national security where we don't have racial justice let alone we have a president that is coddling white nationalist. >> he has spewed hate and division in the entire presidency. the incidence of hate crime have written all across the country. >> this is in the last few days and he's been called away supremacist, racist and white nationalist. >> tim ryan rightly says he wants to bring the country together. one of the truce after horrific series of events, people are united, the 100% or 90% united in agony over what we have witnessed. the idea that donald trump did not start this, democrats come out of the gate after events like these. and played somehow that the president is responsible for this. and the actio

go to tim ryan for america.com. help me out. we can do this if we can heal the country and start focusing on the issues that the american people are thinking about not all these distractions. >> tim ryan, what happens if you don't make the debate stage? >> we're going to keep going. i mean, we have, honestly, the best two weeks of my campaign since we started in april. we rocked it on the soap box in iowa, at the iowa state fair, had, by almost all accounts one of the best speeches there, one of the best speeches at the wing ding dinner the night before with about 2,000 people. we're picking up joe biden supporters in south carolina. we have his cochair representative fletcher smith who was his cochair in 2008 has now endorsed me. brandon brown and others down in south carolina. we're making a move. we got three great endorsements in manchester, new hampshire. dan o'neil the president of the board of aldermen there who is the highest vote getter and has been for a long time, in manchester, new hampshire has endorsed us and two o

i like what tim ryan is saying. you had the best fundraising day after that debate that you did well, but candidates need to have 130,000 unique donors, you need to register at least 2% support in four polls, you have until august 28 to reach those benchmarks ahead of next months debate in houston. are you going to make the stage? >> we're going to find out and have a hell of an august. we're off to a really great start. like i said we have much bigger crowds than i ever had in iowa and we're rolling and people were really looking. i was in nevada yesterday and people were grabbing me, at some of the hotels we were at, and saying hey, i saw you on the stage. keep doing what you're doing. you got to get the party back on track for us so i think there's a move behind tim ryan to be able to take this party and get us in a position where we can win those industrial states, those rust belt states that we need to win in order to beat donald trump and i'll tell you, maria, donald trump does not want to run against me. he d

and there were some strong words from either tim ryan or ryan tim, i can't really remember. >> if you go to guantanamo bay, there are terrorists that are held that get better health care than those kids that have tried to cross the border into the united states. >> stephen: yes, let's send those kids to guantanamo bay! wait, no. no, i take that back! two new moderators took over at half time, rachel maddow and chuck todd, which raised the question: is it possible this debate will eventually have more hosts than candidates? then complete and utter chaos. >> many of you are calling for a restoration of an assault weapons ban. but even if implemented, there will still be hundreds of millions of guns in this country. should there be a role for the federal government-- >> everybody's mics are on. i think we have-- a-- i heard that, too. that's okay. i think we have a little mic issue in the back. >> control room, we have-- >> we have the audience audio. >> stephen: i'm sorry, as i was saying, obviously, this is a deeply sensitive and tragic issue, and now it appears that a bunch of stray d

congressman tim ryan is in des moines. was aquestion is there general confirmation of a female colonel accused and sexual abuse. no one believed her and they believed him. could you explain that? ryan: i am not sure exactly what the situation is, but i believe women need to be heard. there needs to be a fair process , especially in the military when we have these high rates of sexual assault. we have to take this very seriously. these women need to be heard and given a fair trial. >> in your speech which we carry live, you told iowa voters about the need to invest in jobastructure and about losses. among those be the closing of the youngstown vindicator later this month. what is going to happen? rep. ryan: we are not sure. there are rumors about investors -- potentially moving to digital or once or twice a week. there is nothing but rumors right now, so we are hoping when a community loses its community paper like we have with the youngstown vindicator, that is boardot light goes to the of education meetings, that goes to t

tim ryan for america.com. i'm the guy who can beat donald trump in these india l states astates -- these industrial states and send him back to mar-a-lago. i look forward to doing that. >> he said tim ryan for america.com. congressman tim ryan, thank you so much. reverend al, it's a date, buddy. i can't wait. >> all right. >> that does it for us this morning. thank you so much for watching. we greatly appreciate it. chris jansing picks up the coverage right now. >>> thanks, joe. hi there. i am chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle. it is thursday, august 29th. here's what's happening. hurricane dorian is growing stronger by the hour. now expected to explode into a monster category 3 storm sometime tomorrow. by labor day, it's expected to slam into the state of florida with winds of 125 miles per hour or worse. and while southern florida is well acquainted with these big storms, the part of north central florida currently in dorian's cross hairs has never been hit with a category 3 hurricane despite records goin

hime is a photograph of wearing the tim ryan shirt. what has this been like for you and your family? rep. ryan: it is exhilarating and exhausting. very challenging for the family. we have young kids, and my wife works. the house is really busy and i am not around. but my kids have been here and it's been great. they came to kentucky with me. my wife here's the stories that i tell when i get home. but to have her on the trail -- manye trail you hear so gut wrenching stories around gun violence. people with health care and women's health and reproductive rights. hear good for my wife to those stories with me on the trail. when i am away she knows what i'm doing and she is reminded about why we are doing this as a family. and with my son it has been great because i haven't had a lot of time with him. now we will ride some rides. >> congressman ryan thank you ters at the iowa state

congressman tim ryan. we'll talk to him on the subject of gun control and how he's trying to stand out in a very crowded stage. >>> officials say north korea has launch more short range missiles into the sea. just hours after president trump talked about the, quote, very beautiful letter from kim jong-un. is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress your but as you get older,hing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast can

and delaney wasn't the only -- who got more stage time than he probably should've there was also tim ryanme reason, always seemed surprised when they tossed him a question >> i want to go to congressman ryan and i want to turn to the subject of north korea. >> seth: i mean, my goodness, he looks like a long-haul trucker desperately fighting to stay awake. [ light laughter ] "130 miles to tulsa. maybe if i take off one shoe." [ laughter ] ultimately, this was a deeply substantive debate that showcased genuine differences among the candidates on key policy questions and no matter what you think of any them, eventually, one of them is going to go up against a guy whose slogan is basically -- >> i know nothing. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody. within 5 minutes of their stores >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer look," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. hey... which is great, ...cool. unless you don't live within 5 minutes of a jimmy john's. that's why jimmy john's is buying someone a house

the mic, let me introduce congressman tim ryan. tim -- [applause] he is the congressmen representing ohio's 18th district where he has served since january of 2003. seven been reelected times. he has served as a member of the appropriations committee. we have met a number of times in d.c. he is a real hero for us. >> thank you so much. [applause] rep. ryan: thank you. i will distract you well my staff is getting all of the free food. this is really exciting. i am a guy from northeast ohio. state. an agricultural about five or six years ago i wrote a book called the real on how we cann build out this new system we need to have in the united states. i have learned so much more since i started riding that book. , it to give you context would just like to say i have a beautiful wife, andrea, who is a first grade school teacher. is fiveur little guy, and my wife and i share a passion for this issue. she's a teacher who would let kids eat in her classroom if they were eating whole foods. she would get parents who would come to her during

even as ohio congressman tim ryan takes the gun control fight right to mitch mcconnell's home turf on a road trip to kentucky with moms demand action. >> i'm here this morning with six kids at 7:00 a.m. to support tim ryan because we really, really, really need gun legislation passed in ohio. >>> war of words. on the day he was supposed to be the nation's consoler in chief, president trump attacks local officials in the grieving communities and goes after joe biden for biden's scorching attack on mr. trump. >> both clear language and in code this president has fanned the flames of white supremacy in this nation. our president has more in common with george wallace than he does with george washington. >>> and wake up call. scientists say climate change is threatening the world's food supply with a warning that could affect your backyard barbecue. >> it starts with changing the way you eat instead of eating a meat based diet, they suggest that if we go to a more plant based diet we will actually reduce carbon emissions. >>> good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell with washington. the nr

let me now introduce congressman tim ryan. yes. [applause] representingan ohio's 13th district where he has served since january 2003. he has been reelected successfully seven times and is of the housemember appropriations committee which controls the expenditure of money by the federal government. we have met together numerous times in d.c. he is a real hero and we are honored and delighted to have you joining us to speak first. thank you. rep. ryan: thank you. [applause] i am going to distract you from getting the free food, so keep looking up here. gary and meg, thank you for the opportunity. this is exciting. i am a guy from northeast ohio. i don't have a lot of agriculture in my district but i have been interested over the years because ohio was an agricultural state about five or six years -- states. i read a book called the real food revolution on how we can build out this new system i think we need to have in the united states. i have learned so much more since i started writing the book. to give you context in the few minu

this hour, new reaction from presidential candidates kamala harris, joe biden, tim ryan. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> we are standing by for a news conference by police in el paso, texas, as we cover all the breaking news on the back-to-back gun massacres in texas and ohio. the loss of innocent life is even more staggering tonight as two more victims in el paso have died, raising the death toll from the two shootings to 31. police tell cnn the el paso gunman had a stone cold look that was nothing short of evil when he was arrested and accused of a domestic terror attack fuelled by hatred of immigrants. in ohio, authorities still are investigating the dayton shooter's motives. they say he may have had up to 250 rounds of ammunition when he slaughtered nine people in 30 seconds before he was killed by police. tonight, president trump is trying to blame these horrific mass shootings on mental illness, violent video games, and the culture

i thought tim ryan made a lot of sense, good representing the moderate position but apparently has nowhatsoever of getting into that debate in september, so the big question other than joe biden all of the other moderates, john hickenlooper and john delaney will fade away after this. paul: tulsi gabbard, any chance to move on? >> a lot of good lines that hay lighted real divides among the candidates but at the moment, you know, we have the moments where they stand on stage and they leave and their ability to continue in the press when the press is so focused on just the front runners makes it very difficult for them to really get any swell behind them that would be the continued dynamic until at least a few people drop out. paul: when we come back democratic divide as more pragmatic liberals take down elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. don't miss your golden opportunity to experience the luxury desire of a full line utility vehicles. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2019 rx 350 for $389 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first month payment. experience a

. >> tim ryan of ohio is one of a growing number of democrats calling on a trurn to washington to addresslence. >> internet service provider cloud fair announced it will stop doing business with an online forum a gunman used before killing 20 people in el paso this weekend. it is dropping 8chan after the use of this site. this remains completely unmod rated and commitment to keeping up the most violent speech for extremist to test out ideas and cheer on the perpetrators of mass killings. users on 8chan use joking internet referring to body counts as high scores and creating memes praising the killers. >> still ahead, we are following the shootings out of el paso and dayton more coming up next. >> and house republican says video games are to blame. we'll show you more. fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. from the day you're born on a scale of one to five? wait... one to five? when it comes to feelings, it's more like

ado, we haveer ohio congressman tim ryan. [applause] rep. ryan: thank you so much. thank you. how are you doing? riff about whole health food and i don't know if this is the place to give that speech. it's a pleasure to speed date here with you today. really appreciate it. if you want a second date, go to timry

joining me now is democratic presidential candidate congressman tim ryan of ohio.campaign to return to his home state. congressman, we appreciate you taking time for us this morning. i know you've heard what the president had to say, like we've seen that tweet that he put out asking for a couplet of both background check and immigration reform. what's your take on that? >> that's a joke. that's an absolute freaking joke that he's going to tie this to the most polarized issue happening in the united states around immigration reform. this is very clear-cut here. there are people that are getting access to guns that shouldn't be, and the guns are high-powered. the magazines hold too many bullets, and they are coming to places like dayton and el paso, walmarts, entertainment districts, churches like mother emanuel ame in south carolina and they are killing american citizens. mitch mcconnell needs to get off his ass and do something. people are getting killed in the streets in america and nobody is acting. nobody. theres a bottleneck in the united states senate. the hou

tim ryan for america.com.states -- these industrial states and send him back to mar-a-lago. i look forward to doing that. >> he said tim ryan for america.com. congressman tim ryan, thank you so much. reverend al, it's a date, buddy. i can't wait. >> all right. >> that does it for us this morning. thank you so much for watching. we greatly appreciate it. chris jansing picks up the coverage right now. >>> thanks, joe. hi there. i am chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle. it is thursday, august 29th. here's what's happening. hurricane dorian is growing stronger by the hour. now expected to explode into a monster category

aaron, we'll see you back here later on this hour. 2020 candidate tim ryan is taking the fight for tougher gun laws to mitch mcconnell's home state of kentucky writing ryan is leading a caravan have you his state of ohio and the caravan is going to make its way to louisville at a moms demand action rally. i'm joined by mike thompson, democrat from california. he's chairman of the gun violence prevention task force and wrote the back ground check bill in the house with republican peter king. congressman, good to see you. >> morning, kasie, good to be with you. >> let's start where we left off with ashley parker. the president seems to express some willingness to do something on background checks. now it looks as though the nra is encouraging him not to. do you have any faith the president might be willing to stand up on background checks? >> i certainly hope he would. we have the bill, hr-8, a bipartisan bill. it passed the house with nearly 240 votes -- or with 240 votes. republicans and democrats voted for it. it's in the senate. all mitch mcconnell has to do is take that bill up and the

>> we're so grateful that congressman tim ryan started this grass roots caravan and we're happy to go ohio to kentucky today. but it isn't just that. this is about making sure we're having this national conversation for a long time. we're going to be meeting in district with all of our members of congress throughout the month of august as moms demand action and students demand action volunteers and we're going to keep the pressure on. we need the senate to come back and vote on these bills. and we're also going to be focusing -- there's a huge election in 2019 and what these senators decide will have an impact on that. every single seat in the virginia assembly is up for election. and then obviously building momentum going into 2020. we're having a forum, a gun sense forum in des moines on saturday. 14 presidential candidates are coming and we're going to shine a spot light on this issue. we are going to keep this at the forefront of the national conversation. >> final question. we learned that the shooter, the el paso suspect's mother called police weeks before the shooting concerned

so therefore, now let me congressman tim ryan. mra [applause] >> a member of the powerful house appropriations committee which controls the expenditure money by the federal government. tim and i have met together numerous times in dc. real hero for us and we're really honored and delighted to have you joining us first.k so thank you. >> gary and meg, thank you so much for the opportunity to be here. exciting.ally i'm a guy from northeast ohio. i don't have a whole lot of but ulture in my district i've been interested over the ears because ohio is an agricultural state. about five or six years ago i the real ok called we can olution, on how build out this new system that i hink we need to have in the united states and i've learned so much more from when i started writing that book. context to a little open you, i would just like to say i have a beautiful wife, who is a first grade school teacher. we have three kids, mason is 16, 15, brady, you our little guy is 5. and my wife and i share a passion for this issue. as a teacher would

go to tim ryan for america.com.f they want to break this left/right divide, offering big solution s to try to solve those problems. >> congressman tim ryan, appreciate it. thank you very much. >> yes, sir. >> the rietz of elizabeth warren in ohio, we'll see how her debate performances have impacted the campaign, one of the most crucial battle sites this election. straw dogs, the president using issues he can to divide and conquer. we'll explain why plastic straws have become a part of his reelection attempts. ♪ ♪ applebee's handcrafted burgers now with endless fries starting at $7.99. and get more bites for your buck with late night half-priced apps. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. if your glasses aren't so will we...no we won't!em. [ laughing ] don't get just one pair of perfect glasses. buy any pair at regular price, get one free. really. visionworks. see the difference. can't imagine doing it any other way. this is caitlin dickerson from the new york times. this isn't the only case. very little docume

and give him more. >> tim ryan, thank you very much.s of this moment i don't have an explanation from the white house as to why he could possibly have referred to toledo, ohio, and not dayton. we'll await that explanation to come. thank you. thank you very much, congressman. >>> and coming up next, words matter. former anti-terror officials sounding off today about the president's past rhetoric. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. a mitchell reports" on msnbc. you should be mad at forced camaraderie. and you should be mad at tech that makes things worse. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade, who's tech makes life easier by automatically adding technical patterns on charts and helping you understand what they mean. don't get mad. get e*trade's simplified technical analysis. you may have gingivitis. when you brush, and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums, and possibly... tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. but we're als

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this is an emergency next time tim ryan gives a speech on the house floor, c-span's going to have toost of it >> president trump, [ bleep ], my [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> seth: and, of course, it's not just mcconnell blocking gun safety measures. it's also the gun lobby, and particularly the nra even trump at a meeting with lawmakers after the parkland shooting blurted out that they were afraid of tightening gun restrictions because of the power of the nra >> it doesn't make sense that i have to wait until i'm 21 to get a handgun, but i can get this weapon at 18 i don't know so i was just curious as to what you did in your bill you don't address it >> we didn't address it, mr. president. look, i think -- >> you know why, cause you're afraid of the nra, right >> i think you underestimate the power of the gun lobby >> no, no, i tell you what they do have great power i agree with it. they have great power over you people >> seth: there are a few times i'm glad he's a moron because he just accidentally tells the truth. [ laughter ] he's like the racist uncle at the family gathering who's

that is tim ryan's response, toledo, f me. john avlon, a moment where the president didn't seem to have specific knowledge of where this tragedy, nine dead people actually took place in the state of ohio. >> the wrong city in ohio, and presumably you've got to imagine that's not in the tele prompter. i understand tim ryan's frustration from the great city of youngstown, ohio. it's about what emotional mark did this massacre make in your heart and mind and then can you be bothered to remember the right city rae's name. in the history of mass shootings we've had in this country and there have been far too many for too long, what's new is the introduction of white national ist terrorism that is on the rise in america. and the president checked the box by mentioning but he's got got to do more than that. mitch mcconnell said that criminal justice reform was dead. president trump used his political power to get that passed. is he going to show the same kind of sustained leadership or is this just going to be another speech undercut

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time zones, with governor jay inslee, followed by senator kamala harris and then ohio congressman tim ryan from the youngstown area. time, senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. senator kirsten gillibrand. governor john hickenlooper at 4:00 eastern time. then senator elizabeth warren, and that would be followed by senator court worker -- senator cory booker of new jersey. bit of political news from south carolina, senator tim scott says he will run for reelection in 2022, but that will be his last political race. he took over when jim demint resigned the position. he was appointed as a member of the house to the senate seat by then-governor nikki haley. he will step down when his term is completed. he is up again in 2022. this is an aerial view of the iowa state fair. coming up from this morning, julian castro, housing secretary in the obama administration, former mayor of san antonio, among the speakers this morning at the "des moines register" political soapbox. [applause] mr. castro: good morning. 'alls great to be with y in des moines at the iowa state fire. thank you for -- iowa state fa

congressman tim ryan at 1215 time eastern time. in the afternoon -- 1215 time eastern time. 2:15.1 warrennator elizabeth followed by senator cory booker. i want to share with you this one tweet from president trump who says "serious discussions are taking place between house and senate leadership on meaningful background checks." i have also spoken to the nra and others so their views can be fully represented and respected. that is from president trump who is in -- on the way to new jersey for a week and a half of vacation. from yesterday, governor steve bullock spoke yesterday, kicking off the week and have estate fair that takes place every year in the greater des moines area. [applause] >> hello iowa. i am not going to tell you that my great-grandparents settled in henry county in 1850 or that my mother was born here. that is not why we gather. we gather for the sake of our nation, and for the sake of the country we are going to pass down to the next generation. we gather to make sure donald trump is a one term president. it is

kamala harris at 11:30 and congressman tim ryan at 12:15. senator amy klobuchar and kirsten gillibrand after mark scheduled for 3:15 followed by former governor john hickenluther and senator elizabeth harmon and senator cory booker closes out the day at 5:30. >> in 1979 a small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea, let viewers make up their own minds. c-span opened the doors to washington policymaking for all to see bringing unfiltered content from congress and beyond. a lot has changed in 40 years but the big idea is more relevant than ever on television and online, c-span is your unfiltered view of government so you can make up your own mind brought you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. .. >> he recounts the events that led up to the tragedy in charlottesville following the unite the right rally in 2017. also today and tomorrow, casey pipes recalls the post-white house years of president richard nixon. warren farrell discusses his book, "the boy crisis," and a woman who contracted polio as a baby talks

hime is a photograph of wearing the tim ryan shirt. what has this been like for you and your family? rep. ryan: it is exhilarating and exhausting. very challenging for the family. we have young kids, and my wife works. the house is really busy and i am not around. but my kids have been here and it's been great. they came to kentucky with me. my wife here's the stories that i tell when i get home. but to have her on the trail -- manye trail you hear so gut wrenching stories around gun violence. people with health care and women's health and reproductive rights. hear good for my wife to those stories with me on the trail. when i am away she knows what i'm doing and she is reminded about why we are doing this as a family. and with my son it has been great because i haven't had a lot of time with him. now we will ride some rides. >> congressman ryan thank you for stopping by the c-span bus. >> democratic presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar also spoke to voters at the iowa state fair. sen. klobuchar: this is something. thank you. i

it turns the democrats in the room didn't want to talk about working class issues or people, as tim ryan put it, who take a shower after work. progressives wrote those waters off as disgusting a long time ago. at the same time, they are deeply privileged. that goes without saying, they could be racist. every one of them. they have been excluded from the emerging al sharpton private equity coalition that defines the democratic party. as elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. the very idea that you have to win popular support for your policies seem to enrage them. warren, especially. at one point, they accused a cnn person as being a secret republican. first time that has ever happened. >> do not support medicare for all. >> your question is a republican talking point. >> what you want to do instead is find republican talking points of a made up piece of some other part and say oh, we don't really have to do anythin anything. stop using republican talking points in order to talk with each other about health care. see one that really was the story of the whole night. elizabeth worn jumping up

senator kamala harris will be followed by congressman tim ryan who will join us for a call-in program on board the c-span bus and senator amy klobuchar scheduled for 1:45 in the afternoon. senator kiersten gillibrand is scheduled for 3:15 in the afternoon. later today, senator elizabeth 4:45n is scheduled for eastern time and senator cory booker at 5:30 eastern time. we are streaming an event that is taking place in des moines together by a gun safety group. michael bloomberg bring together candidates, this event was put together at the last minute and it is being streamed on our website, c-span.org. we are watching governor jay inslee work the crowd, take questions and meet with fairgoers. [chatter] >> i think we should consider all kinds of efforts in that regard. say,ther thing i should you might want to check out what we have done in washington state because we have adopted one of the most innovative ways to get lower drug prices for people. we have been successful and we need those kind of efforts to get lower drug prices. >> what is an assault weapon? weapon994, an assault ban c

p.m., jay inslee, john delaney, and tim ryan, live from new hampshire. friday at 6:00, pete buttigieg with a live town hall from new hampshire. watch campaign 2010 eight -- 2020 coverage anytime on c-span.org. sunday night on q&a, theoretical physicist michio cocco talks about our destiny beyond earth and achieving digital immortality. >> digital immortality takes everything known about you on the internet, your digital footprint, your credit card records, what movies you see, what wines you like to buy, your videos, your pictures, and creates a profile that is digitized which will last forever. when you go to the library of the future, you will not pick out a book about winston churchill. you will talk to winston churchill. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. 441 days to go until election 2020. we are joined by david wasserman. of "cook political report." let's start with what the playing field looks like right now. how many seats the republicans need to take back to regain control of the house and how many seats you think are in play this

tim ryan was arguing with him, i don't know who tim ryan is either, but weigas arguing abou the detailsf a bill and bernie yelled "i wrote the damn bill". but the bill he was talking about was the bill of rights. they were hole the d up in a ro with a quill pen and oil lamp. marianne williamson self-helped. it was like watching "game of thrones" without the witch. but maryann williamson was the top-searched on google. the top were marianne williamson, bernie sanders and porn. not in that order. she reminds me of what happens to when you stay after yoga classes and ask your teacher if she has any tips and you walk out with too stones and a eucalyptus oil. there are a lot of tweets, people even i know saying he sounds like me. and when i saw that, my first response is, who is john delaney. i figured that out. he does kind of sound like me. but my wife doesn't and my kids don't, and i'll let you decide. close your eyes and open your ears and decide whether or not this guy sounds like me. >> so listen, this is what i don't understand. president trump wants to build physical walls and beats

well we know the rhetoric has impact and i like what president webb says give me representative tim ryan said today when asked whether president trump was a white nationalist his response was i don't know whether he's a white nationalist but the white nationalist believe that he is one of them and i think that is very telling when you have it when you have those individuals who identify themselves either as white nationalist or his wife's premises seen a fellow spirit if you will invite president donald trump and we've talked a lot about you know domestic terrorism white supremacists because the l a possible suspect has is possibly going to be charged with that but what about america's gun laws themselves you know texas not only 10 down measures that would impose more controls on gun on as it loosened existing laws do you see anything changing around gun legislation as a result of these just these latest shootings. well there we i think that everyone in the united states is to the point where they say something has to be done the question is do we have the political will to do it and to

let's go to ohio, congressman tim ryan. also a 2020 democratic presidential candidate.r coming. >> thanks, neil. >> neil: you think there's a possibility of bipartisan work, two parties that can work on, which they can agree on? >> i would hope so. i want that to be the case. if history is a judge, it's going to be very difficult. i'll tell you, that we're going to apply as much pressure as humanly possible on the president and on mitch mcconnell to start with the two bills that are at his door step in the united states senate around background checks, that have the support of 70 to 80% of the american people. there's no reason he cannot take the bills up. he's been blocking them. this is something that we can get done. it has the support of the american people. >> neil: what about reigning in video game manufacturers and their increasingly violent content? should that be part of it? >> that's -- that's a distraction, neil. >> neil: have you seen the games? they're pretty violent. >> i know exactly what they are. you know what? too much of anything is not good for you i