what is your response. >> tom perez is tired of winning. we are not tired of winning.e so fixated on overturning the election results of 2016, they can't overturn the results because the record-breaking statistics donald trump has delivered are the stories of forgotten americans aren't forgotten any longer, 6.7 new jobs created, wages going up. he has delivered more than he even promised. tom perez you can tell what do nothing democrats are fixated on because they are doing nothing, they can't stand when you have donald trump doing everything he promised and even doing more than he promised, justice reform, thousands of people with a second chance, the opioid epidemic bringing down deaths, those are people alive today because of donald trump. democrats don't know what to do, they made a lot of promises in 2018 and the only promises they are keeping is we are going to impeach the president. in 2020 they are going to be the ones defined by impeachment, not donald trump because the people are tired of electing people that are all talk, no action and criticize people that

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democrats, the shape they are in campaign wise and when you look at these polls i discussed with tom perez. >> chairman perez used the word punch line. he should have used cinnamon laugh line. that is what to suggest the economy is laugh and the democrats have everything and republicans have nothing, that tax cut didn't help is ridiculous. we have as you pointed out very low unemployment rate, lowest unemployment rate among latinos and african-americans since we began breaking the numbers out by race in 1948. over the last two years, wages have been rising. they were rising in 2014, 2015, 2016 but raising 70% more for the supervisors than they were the working people. the last two years they have been raising 24% more for the working people than the supervisors. that is a large part of that is a result of the tax cuts. strong economy is going to be a big plus for president trump in the election. i was also taken back by his remarks about impeachment. at first he sort of suggested that having 49% of the american people saying that the president ought to be removed from office is sufficient.

. >> dnc chair tom perez on a game changing night for democrats. >>> and an explosive first day in the roger stone trial where prosecutors linked his alleged crimes right to donald trump. >> i love wikileaks. >> "all in" starts right now.e good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. well, it's here. one week from today the house impeachment committees will kick off public impeachment proceedings against the president of the united states for just the fourth time in american history. it's not a niche story anymore. if people feel like they could not keep up with the inner workings of a complicated political drama, next week these hearings will be broadcast into every american home. if there's one thing we know about the president it is how utterly obsessed he is with his image on television. hearings are going to play out g live in real time. we are all going to get to see the whole thing. so watch out for that next week. today we also woke up in a world in which we got our first test of the politics of impeachment. for months the political questions for democrats have been is it too r

some perspective from dnc chair tom perez. mr. ays. >> always a pleasure to be with you, chris. >> it is a big start to a big week tomorrow. success is what, failure is what for the democrats? >> well, success is exposing the truth. this president engaged in an abuse of power. i think we're going to see three things tomorrow. number one, we'll see the professionalism of adam schiff and others who are doing i think a bang-up job. number two, the witnesses, ambassador taylor, i think this whole case came down to something he said long ago and i quote, i think it's crazy to withhold security for help with a political campaign." it's not only crazy, it's illegal, it potentially impeachable and what you will see with ambassador taylor and other witnesses is that they are straight shooters. and i think the american people will see that for themselves. and then, thirdly, and this is what i don't know the answer to is will republicans put country before party or party before country? >> well, with the combination of different factors going

dnc chair tom perez. thank you so much. see you at the debate. >> look forward to seeing you. >>> up next, i'll speak with one of senator bernie sanders most ardent supporters about why he's the best choice for 20. my conversation with actor and activist danny glover is next. first, my colleague richard lui with other top news stories. >> thank you. >>> stories we're watching this hour. just now, democratic governor john bell edwards narrowly winning a second term as louisiana governor. his victory is considered by many to be a below to president trump who visited the state three times in five weeks. edwards becomes the first democratic governor to win re-election in the state since the 1970s. >>> a new landmark study is giving people with angina some hope. the results presented at the american heart association annual conference this weekend. patients are usually treated to use bypass surgery. >>> a state of emergency remains in the historic city of venice, italy. much of the city underwater after suffering the worst flood

tom perez: thank you. it is an honor to be here with all of you. ,wo and a half years ago i ran forf 2017, chair of the dnc under the promise that we would work together with our partners in the democratic ecosystem to build a 50 state party so that we are competing everywhere, every year, in every zip code, and we are doing exactly that. and new017, virginia jersey, those elections taught us that democrats could win again. a month later, doug jones victory in alabama taught us we could win everywhere. 2017 was about scale. what can we do across the sky and -- across the country at scale? we now have nancy pelosi as speaker of the house, even against the headwinds of gerrymandering where we had to win races. the last time we flipped this many governor seats from red to 1982.as historic gains in state legislatures. work continues into 2019. meani say the ecosystem, i the ecosystem. yesterday's victory was a victory for all democrats. it was a victory for our democratic values. i cannot say enough about the

lauren: that was tom perez saying he expects trump fatigue to he set in by the time americans go to themy boom will voters vote with their pocketbook or vote with something else. brad, thank you for joining us. will trump fatigue push voters to not give president trump credit for the economy. >> i think tom perez is half right. voters are fatigued by president trump, not just about him, about the constant obsession with impeachment, about russia, about ukraine, all of these things, voters have been bombarded with. so i think what they are fatigued with is the obsession over president trump, from both his critics and from his administration alike, in terms of this everyday drama and less attention being paid to issues real people care about. california is burning, the national debt just hit $23 trillion, and here we are obsessing every day over the whistleblower this and the whistleblower that. i just don't think it changes anything for that many voters and i think they're getting sick of hearing about it. lauren: those are certainly distractionses from pocketbook issues that do matter.

it's very, very hard to take tom perez seriously. the democrats are divided. clearly motivates and mobilizes voters, and from my point of view, the democrats are off on the wrong tangent on impeachment. they have issues that work against the republicans and trump, but by beating a jump on impeachment, particularly with swing voters in swing states, they are barking up the wrong tree, laura, a big mistake. >> laura: harmeet and doug, thank you both tonight. we will stay on this, we've got a lot more to get to, by the wa. we have another report coming out of kentucky. 4,300 votes. think about that. we have matt bevin, who had about a 32% approval rating back in july. trump comes into town, and trump gets this thing tied up at 49-49. that's who brought the race this close. if trump hadn't come into town, i can tell you it would have happened. this race would probably have been a ten-point race for the democrats. again, i want to repeat this for everybody who might be freaking out with the virginia news -- a terrible, not going to say anything good about what happ

and doug, tom perez, dnc chair, without talking about this race.atch. >> the fact we are even talking about kentucky and mississippi on election day 2019 is a signal of how much trouble these republicans are in. the fact that donald trump had to go to texas a couple weeks ago shows you, he is really underwater in so many places. >> laura: doug? >> look, there's really a hidden strength of donald trump when you look at the electoral map, as i have done, when you look at "the new york times" poll, on the six swing states. it's very, very hard to take tom perez seriously. the democrats are divided. trump clearly motivates and mobilizes voters, and from my point of view, the democrats are off on the wrong tangent on impeachment. they have issues that work against the republicans andai trump, but by beating a jump on impeachment, particularly with swing voters in swing states, they are barking up the wrong tree, laura, a big mistake. >> laura: harmeet and doug, thank you both tonight. we will stay on this. we've got a lot more to get to, by the way. we

tom perez, please welcome dnc chairman, tom perez. [applause] ♪ >> can we give it up one more time? democratic party team. it is honored to be at your liberty and justice dinner. it is an even bigger honor to be in a room full of committed democrats. [applause] mentorsz: including two of mine. this gentleman right here, mr. mentor, tomnator, harkin. can you please stand up one more time? [applause] mr. perez: thank you. please give it up for your former governor, my former mentor?colleague, and thank you, governor. [applause] again, a big shout out to your congressional delegation. thank you so much. storming to victory because you knocked on doors. friend.u to my good thank you for your service, congressman. where did he go? thank you for everything you have done and best of luck. you don't know what the word retirement is. you will be knocking on doors every single day for democrats. thank you. the one-year is mark from the most in orton election of our lifetime, or to put it differently, one year until the weekend, ok? one year until the weekend. until the100 days most successful

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envery clear we heard from the mayor of atlanta, stacey abrams and congressman lewis as well as tom perez that battleground states. of the 1.4 points from being a atblue they recognize that not only do they have to al with ter suppression and we didn't hear enough about that on stag the need to invest now in order to elevate turnout, even more than we saw in record numbers for 2018. there was a sense of people in the audience, really looking for signals from the candates. who was ableto speak the language of a multiracial coalition. it can be man or women of any race. are they gointo appeal to people like in georgia. some did a very good job and others fl on their face. that was a good measure of who will be positioned to reassemble the obama coalition into 2020. >> one of the most striking things was this was the first debate where all four moderators re women. and me and joe, you can answer this if you would like. you think that affected the tenor of the debate and what was talked about? it >> i thought was good. in the sense that childcare was brought up. that is a universal parents in

our guest is tom perez, chairman of the democratic national committee. this is his third appearance on a monitor breakfast. welcome, chairman perez, and congratulations on last night. for his background, chairman perez grew up in buffalo, new york, the son of immigrants from the dominican republic. appearan a monitor breakfast. welcome, chairman perez, and congratulations on last night. for his background, chairman perez grew up in buffalo, new york, the son of immigrants from the dominican republic. he earned his bachelors degree from brown university and a large degree from harvard. after graduating, he served in a number of government positions, wasked for a federal judge a federal prosecutor, advised senator kennedy, was in hhs under president clinton, became the first hispanic member of the perez was elected chairman of the democratic national committee, which brings us to today. now for the ground rules. we are on the record here. please, no live blogging or tweeting. in short, no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway. there is no embar

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our guest today is tom perez, chairman of the democratic national committee. welcome and congratulations on last night. a bit of background. chairman perez is from buffalo, new york. he earned his bachelor degree from brown university and a law degree from harvard. after graduating he served a number of government positions, clerked for a federal judge, was a prosecutor for ted kennedy, worked in the office of civil rights for president clinton, and in 2002, became the first hispanic member of the montgomery county council in maryland, then serves as maryland's secretary of labor. in 2009, president obama named mr. perez head of the civil rights division at the u.s. department of justice. in 2013, president obama made him secretary of labor, and in 2017, mr. perez was elected chairman of the democratic national committee, which brings us to today. now for the ground rules. we are on the record here. please no liveblogging or tweeting while the breakfast is underway. there is no embargo when the session ends at 12:00. we will email to reporters as soon as the b

hills where a fund-raiser just wrapped up hosted by the chair of the democratic national committee, tom perez. guests paid anywhere from 10,000 bucks to more than $350,000 for some time with mr. obama. among the big names in attendance, warriors superstar steph curry along with his wife. president obama arrived a bit late, but nobody seemed to mind. the attendees we talked to called his talk inspiring. >> i think everyone in the room had a real positive feeling about his being there and felt a sense of hope. >> it was hosted by dr. carla jervitson in los altos hills. coming up at 6:00 we'll have more on the message to the crowd on the peninsula and the crowded field of presidential candidates within the democratic party. now, earlier in the day it was standing room only for mr. owe bam as he was the keynote speaker at dream force in the city. some spent all night in line to get a spot to hear the words of mr. obama. nbc bay area's christy smith was in the room for the speech and joins us now in san francisco. christy. >> reporter: well, raj, people certainly waited for hours to see former pre

announcer: the chair of the democratic party tom perez discussed the 2020 campaign and election resultsm yesterday in kentucky, virginia and other state races. reporters at this christian science monitor event also asked the chair about the ongoing impeachment inquiry against president trump. >> good morning.

. >> i spoke about the potential run with democratic national committee chair tom perez. >> mr.u spoke with michael bloomberg last night. what did you take away from that conversation? >>. well, i told the mayor exactly what i tell every candidate or potential candidate, we will welcome them, treat them fairly, make sure there's a level playing field and leave it up to the voters to decide. i appreciate the call. and we will do exactly that if and when he enters the race. >> i know it's your job to say you treat him exactly the same, but his political adviser said the reason he's considering getting in is because he's concerned that the current field is not positioned to beat donald trump. what do you make of that statement? >> well, i think there is many people in the field. i think we have a really strong field. whoever emerges as our nominee is going to beat donald trump. i have confidence in that because everybody running for president believes that if you have a pre-existing condition you should be able to keep your health care, we should take on the pharmaceutic industry a

. >> laura: richard, tom perez spoke tonight on cnn. and he had an interesting take, watch. >> we are a 50 state party. we have been winning. we have had three elections, chris, 2017, 2018, 2019 and every single election we have been able to win whether virginia had two years ago and again last night, doug jones two years ago in december, and now we see the continued victories. >> laura: 50 state party, really? i mean, mississippi, kentucky is a conservative state, but they often elect democrats. beshear is an incredibly popular family. i feel like democrats are gloating, but this is a little bit ridiculous in the kentucky gloat. >> so i think democrats should stop gloating. and i think republicans should stop whistling past the graveyard. >> laura: my "angle" was the pow story. >> i want to take a case from karl rove, and he wrote novemben up 5% against beshear. so this notion he was down 17. >> laura: that is one. >> i didn't hear reference to the philadelphia suburbs. delaware county where i grew up until a couple of years ago had no

perez,st today is tom chairman of the democratic national committee. this is his third appearance. so welcome, chairman perez and congratulations on last night. a bit of background. chairman perez grew up in buffalo, new york. son of immigrants from the minnick and republic. he earned his bachelors degree from brown university and a law degree from harvard. after graduating he served a number of government positions. clerk for a federal judge, with a federal prosecutor, advised senator ted kennedy, directed the office of civil rights and hhs under present clinton. he became the first hispanic member of the county counsel in maryland and then served as maryland's secretary of labor. named 2009 present obama mr. perez head of the civil rights division at the u.s. department of justice. in 2013 president obama made him secretary of labor and into thousand 17, mr. perez was elected chairman of the democratic national committee. which brings us to today. now for the ground rules. we are on the record here. please no live blogging or tweeting. in short, no filing of any time while the bre

the democratic party because the progressives have taken over, will bloomberg get a fair shot from tom pÉrezead of dnc? >> well, i think the big question whether bloomberg will be put in debates or not regardless of polling numbers, he needs 165,000 small donors and while people seem to like billionaires as presidents and, in fact, john f kennedy came from an incredible by rich family as did fdr, means have seen as above corruptions in many ways, on the other hand, the democratic party says if you don't have a 165,000 small donors you don't qualify for the debates, that's a problem for michael bloomberg. maria: kevin mac for think that michael bloomberg helped them win back the house majority, is he buying his way in here? >> he contributed his way in some sense, but, look that's what his conscious said, he's come out with some very strong positions on gun safety and gun control, he has come out strong positions on climate change, look, i think bloomberg very much represents a social progressive but economic moderate or conservative but a lot of the country has been crying out for somebody t

amy: the dnc chair tom perez made a deal with the i would delegation that he would not challenge theirst status if they voted for him to be chair of the dnc. but i wanted to ask you, you told "the new york times" that you're trying to host a forum in january. you have trouble attracting a lot of the presidential candidates because they say they are too busy in iowa. >> inn fact, we would like to have a forum with all of the candidates in iowa they're having a form at the same exact time. therefore, the question is, right before the caucuses come is a candidate going to come to 38 electorals votes and has a heck of a lot more delegates going to the national convention were are you going to go to iowa that has a small number of delegates and electoral votes? which is going to produce the momost results for you? well, because iowa is first, people are going over there instead of this state that has much more potential -- especially second-tier, at least in terms of where they are being rated, candidates. i don't think it makes any sense. it doesn't help us flush out the whole process to w

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i would say tom perez is asleep at the wheel.ould be able to purchase his way onto lt stage. i don't think that tulsi gabbard should be on the stage spouting out fox news points. there are some people that -- >> if she's polling at 20% she could. the point is not the viewpoint discrimination but if you are not cracking 3% or 5% -- >> why are you here? >> there's really no reason for amy klobuchar to be there either, and there's no reason for -- you could argue that andrew yang i guess is presenting a whole set of ideas we don't hear. but, look, the bottom line is if you've got low single digits it is time for the dnc to sort of say you go, you can have another debate somewhere else, but in terms of this one we need to focus on people who the democratic party have decided they think can take on donald trump. >> i think maybe polling is not the best way to do this in the future, and maybe that's what we're learning from this. it can't be one of the only factors because national polling is not necessarily capturing the support from

joining me right now is the chairman of the democratic national committee tom perez. mr. chairman, thanks for coming in. >> it's great to be with you, kate. >> i will say after hearing how loud you had to yell over crowds in virginia last night, i am surprised you still had a voice. what do the wins last night portend for next year? >> we're a 50 state party. we have been competing everywhere. in 2017, virginia taught us we can win along with new jersey, a month later alabama taught us we can win everywhere in 2018. we took that to scale. last night again, another red letter night in virginia, winning suburbs like prince william county, which is a bellwhether suburb for america. >> that used to be an epicenter for intolerance under a guy corey stewart, now the prince william county board flipped democratic harry's chart is really important. what it shows is democrats are competing everywhere across the state. if andy hadn't been so effective in some of those coal counties, it wouldn't have been enough. if he hadn't been effective in the cincinnati suburbs, kenton county,

amy: do you think tom perez, the chairman of the democratic nationalal committee, is wrong o say no to debate specifically on the climate crisisis? sen. warren: yes. [applause] amy: how can you prevail upon him and the dnc to change thther mind? sen. warren: i have alalready weighed in on this one quite publblicly.. i have asked for a climate debate. obviously, i have not prevailed on that. but i did this many months ago because i think ththis is the urgent issue of our time. i don't have to say it to yoyou, but it is worth repeating every chance we get that climate change threatens every living thing on this planet. and that everything else we talk about depends on our having an earth that we can live in for generations to come. so, i think, as democrats, we should be happy to get together to lift this issue. i'm happy to be here now in this forum to lifted d this issue for people all around the country and all l around the worldld. the united states is a leader in climate. we are. right now we are just leading in the wrong direction. we need to show that that is not all of america, t

>> well having been a former state party chairman, on national committee tom perez should be neutralou've got all moderates just don't respect, what are they doing with tulsi gabbard right now right progressives seem fighting with progressives. >> let's see how all that plays out maria you had a big field you had governor hickenlooper. >> californianing -- >> you see vice president biden running as centrist as others including senator klobuchar, great to see you thank you we will be right back, stay with us. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your people. that's financial wellness. put your employees on a path to financial wellness with prudential. res

i just spoke with tom perez, he told me as much.r elizabeth warren, how will she as are questions about her medicare for all plan? there have been several top have this -- democrats who come out against that. she has been tried to moderate some of her messaging, not necessarily her policies. -- trying to moderate some of her messaging, not necessarily her policies. >> we are almost a year out from the election. who are some of the favorites and the big topics? the trade deal, the situation in hong kong. mind fort the top of the dented its -- candidates? >> as we speak, that impeachment inquiry is going on on capitol hill back in washington dc. is veryeachment hearing much driving the political discussion all throughout the united states. these top-tier candidates, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg, they will have to for timeith -- compete as the impeachment inquiry intensifies. >> aston martin will make its next -- first suv. luxurydel competes with rivals like bentley, rolls-royce and lamborghini. >> s

the late entry into the race has rankled dnc leadership, tom perez.y will not publicly saying anything, privately from what i understand they are somewhere between seething and annoyed or annoyed or seething. they believe they had to begin of a field to begin with. they would like to whittle it down. there are moderates in the race. he adds another dimension after billionaire democrat which, annoys maybe everybody including progressives. that he might buy the whole thing. on top of that, this is where they think he has got his achilles' heel which will hurt him i understand. they think his path to the nomination is so narrow, particularly because he does not have deep support among african-americans. >> right. >> the progressive white left, the woke white left, they control twitter, they're very big on talk shows. they control the, you know the late-night comedy, right? late-night talk shows, the heart and soul of democratic party are african-americans. they are much more moderate than the woke white left. they're conservative relynn usually. david: c

tom? >> all right, alex perez leading us off. and with that, let's get right to rob marciano with the thanksgiving forecast. rob, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, tom. these systems really smothering muchle of the country. look at all the advisories up from coast to coast. we've got wind, snow, flood issues to deal with. across the northeast, that wind. we had 75-mile-an-hour gusts with this system in kansas. now winded a riseries are posted. that sllow will move off the coast. the big deal is going to be the big wind gusts during the day tomorrow, from boston all the way down through d.c. and there's that storm in the west that's expanding as snow levels continue to drop. heavy rain across southern california. low snow levels, difficult driving over the mountain passes there, as this expands into the plains during the day on friday. we'll see more snow, more rain, more sleet across many of these interstates during the day on saturday. then by sunday, a lot of folks are heading back from visiting, it will be difficult acro

at some point he feels the democratic party, tom perez head of the dnc will realize they need somebody knew. once bloomberg gets comfortable with the fact joe biden is out and sliding and going lower and lower and makes the gaffe. once bloomberg feels comfortable he will say i'm the only other moderate. i better enter the race. >> bill: he has a lot of money. i don't know how much recognition he has outside of the northeast. >> i agree with you on all that. nice to see you. >> bill: maria bartiromo as she is. thank you. >> sandra: nearly six-year sentence for one antifa activist after he brutally beat a conservative demonstrator over the head in june. journalist andy ngo was also beaten at that rally and will join us next. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. i love you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pres

tom. >> all right, amy, thank you. that weather causing a major disruption on one of the busiest travel days of the year and alex perez across the country. alex, it's busy behind you. >> yeah, good morning, tom. i was going to say the one word to describe the morning at o'hare, busy. take a look behind me. you can see a lot of people checking in, getting ready to head to their thanksgiving and in the background there big group of people is the security line. it looks packed but as you can tell things are moving. that's a big change from how things were, air travelers got a rough start to the holiday weekend. those storms across the country really crippled some of the major airport hubs over the last few days but here is the good news. things seem to be moving smoothly right now. we're only seeing about 14 cancellations nationwide. we are seeing more than 100 delays, though, across the country. now, the busiest travel day, that is still ahead of us. that is coming up on sunday when we are expecting to see about 3.1 million travelers head to the airports on sunday alone. guys. >> all those storms headed that way too. ok

our guest is tom perez, chairman of the democratic national committee. this is his third appearance on a monitor breakfast. welcome, chairman perez, and congratulations on last night. for his background, chairman perez grew up in buffalo, new york, the son of immigrants from the dominican republic. appearan a monitor breakfast. welcome, chairman perez, and congratulations on last night. for his background, chairman perez grew up in buffalo, new york, the son of immigrants from the dominican republic. he earned his bachelors degree from brown university and a large degree from harvard. after graduating, he served in a number of government positions, clerked for a federal judge

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