that tag walk away used by people abandoning the us democratic party has been people picked up by the media which you have suggested the trans actually work of russian automated accounts or but trying to sow discord we spoke to the creator of the walkway movement to find out more. anybody who thinks that a walk or a campaign is comprised of russian bots i would suggest that they check out our facebook page which is where the campaign really takes place that's how i want to wait campaign go there on facebook and what you'll find is video testimonials of actual human beings who are looking into their cameras and telling their stories and then i say friends the deal i was instantly hoped to his message that democrats don't care about us not one bit they walked away from us a long time ago and it's time for us to do the same i chose to walk oh they're telling their stories about why they're walking away to the left and there's people in the raid were also telling their stories about reclaiming their voice and the nairs of what it means to be a conservative which has been hijacked by the l

democratic party abroad. british military personnel could be prosecuted for alleged war crimes committed while assisting operations conducted by the united states a two year probe of drone use carried out by a cross party parliamentary group found that the u.k. may have been complicit in targeted killings in afghanistan iraq and syria as well as given somalia and pakistan those countries where u.k. isn't officially at war now the inquiry's report raises concerns about the legitimate use of combat drones abroad claiming that it could lead to a number of unaccomplished civilian casualties the report says that the u.k. is complicit in illegal strikes conducted by other states which were receiving british military and intelligence support the u.k. government's policy regarding drone use is branded opaque and big us and effectively unaccountable we spoke to lord nazir armored member of the parliamentary group behind that report. we need to be more transparent and it has to be. very open and the information needs to be available this should be a parliamentary oversight and the government also needs to make sure that there is proper legislation to ensure transparency and also acco

democrats think that if they use the image of bernie sanders that they can actually maintain some kind of you know relationship with democratic party voters that are leading the party but i don't think that you know she's really a good symbol for what's going on because i don't think that this is a common occurrence and if you look at who is supporting her actual standpoint you're going to see the democratic or the donor. or the four hundred and. turned away from the. war and it's very interesting i mean. i think one of the things he had to say right after her election is that you know i say has to be dismantled who is really surprised and really disappointed that it kind of you know that if you we have this trickle down economics but that was trickle up ideology always said you have the people in the mainstream democratic establishment saying we should get rid of ice i mean i'm sure this alexandria is a nice lady i don't want to cast aspersions on her not to twenty eight year old but had a privileged upbringing that showed herself to be you know. a kid from the bronx ok good that's p.-r. latino it's how it works but you know i was

result for you economically and otherwise julio but let me go to don i thought that what the democratic party used to do exactly what julio just sad go ahead don politics is supposed to be the field in which public policy is to term and and a day. craddock society which people refer to the united states as they've been doing it my whole life referring to it that those decisions policy decisions are supposed to be made democratically when you have that determination is a policy made at the beginning of the process by you know big money basically whether it's democrats or republicans who are the politicians that will implement those policies the job becomes then selling a policy that the people don't want so people by madison avenue techniques which is where you get identity politics we are going to do things that are good for big banks we're going to do things that are good for the military industrial complex we're going to do things that are good for the prison industrial complex we have to sell it to black folks this way so hispanic folks this way so white working class folks this way etc in othe

us. the democratic party is in big trouble the party has not come to terms with the outcome of the two thousand and sixteen election they have a leadership out of touch with its base millennia our fleet so is their slogan now no party like men. you from i could be a marie archer. cyber crime lord. i think it would be one of the best but i never saw or heard before today. there's something about his migraine. the film money system is dying and so people are going to take money out of theater and see him put into character and they're going to have two broad powers to choose they can put their cash into obedience point which would be this china social networking score and hope to get more frequent flyer miles and a freeway being down a day or they can go down the pinpoint that which is individual something. welcome back there have been three nights of violent protests in the french city if not after the death of a twenty two year old man shot by police on tuesday protesters clashed with officers throwing molotov cocktails and starting fires in several districts police say the young man who was sh

us. democrats are walking away from the party, and there is a shift in what's happening. mocrat leadership simply was not prepared for this and they feel that harassment of people who don't think like them is the easiest and best thing to do. >> tucker: so they are failing, and they are hysterical. it's an amazing moment. tammy bruce, great to see you. richard goodstein is a lawyer and he advised hillary clinton'. richard, i never see a moment where democrats are angry because taxes have been raised on the rich. if there is a sort of poor idea of the democratic party it is that the rich don't pay enough. i democratic tax bill make them pay more and, they are sitting them for it. >> i think the core democratic value is social and economic justice. it's unpopular, the tax bill that passed and, b, it's not working. for most people the wages are flat. so andrew cuomo who you would think is one of the founders of the democratic nomination, he is suing because trump signed a bill that raises taxes on the rich. it doesn't allow the deductions from the federal tax form on state ta

of the solidly democratic column into more a reagan democrat by 1980 an opportunity for the republican party to remake the political landscape by usingevangelicals with traditional democratic voters in other parts of the country, urban catholics, disaffected union workers who are struggling in the world of a post industrial economy which the sun belt is playing a big part of because of the lack of labor unions in most of the sun belt. all of these things, it's not so much about major moments. although you can't point to a few, i might add bill's election in 1978, first republican to win the governor seat in texas since reconstruction. there are these moments where you can see conservative republican breakthroughs, reagan's election as goldwater conservative wins landslide election after 16 years after goldwater had been aniliated. perfect storm of social conservatism and evangelicalism and religious mobilization and the idea that scandal and corruption and watergate and all of these things were the message of i trust my government and my government is competent and my government is not going weigh my money, gets transformed by 1980,

democratic party sounds too good? it sounds better. i call it the democrat party. people say you made a mistake. the democratic party sounds too good so i don't want to use it. the new platform of the democrat party is to abolish ice, abolish immigration enforcement. >> [booing]. >> they want everybody coming in. the beauty of ice. they are so tough. when you have the ms-13 thugs come in, ice goes and wipes them out like nothing. because they are much tougher. they wipe them out. they liberate long island and other places. it's like you are occupied. a nation is occupied in your country. we are taking them out by the thousands. if it were not for ice we would not be doing it. these are savage gangs. ms-13 and others. we will not stand for these vile democrats against our great law enforcement. including our great police, border patrol and miltary. they are always fighting against funding for the miltary. >> [cheers and applause]. >> we will always standby proudly the heros and there are heroes on ice does border patrol does law enforcement and our miltary. every day i am president, we will trackdown the gang members, drug dealers, child predators and the crim

us. democrats are walking away from the party and there is a shift in what's happening and democrat leadershipas not prepared for this. they feel that harassment of people who don't think like them is the easiest and best thing to do. >> tucker: so they are failing, so they are hysterical. it's an amazing moment. >> richard goodstein is a lawyer and advised hillary clinton's campaign. richard, i never thought i would see a moment where democrats are angry because a republican has raised taxes on the rich. i never thought that would happen. if there is one sort of core idea in the democratic party, it is that the rich don't pay enough. the tax bill makes them pay more in certain places on the east coast and new york and new jersey. and they are suing him for it. how does that work exactly? >> i think the core economic value of social and economic justice. i think the feeling that most of these tax cuts went to corporations and, most people, the wages are flat. >> is not a minor keeper of te democratic party and that only affects rich people. they are angry that that the rich are getting soaked.

us.>>> the california democratic party has handed its official endorsement to state senator, kevin daily on. smith has more on how this endorsement could affect both campaigns. >> god bless each and everyone of you and the great state of california. >> the senator thanked for being -- thank everyone for being the nominee for the democratic party. >> i will work really hard to earn the votes. limit the parties endorsement gives de leon a much-needed boost . he is supposed to appeal to those seeking a fresh face and more progressive stand against president trum we have that want a stronger voice. someone on the front lines to contend with the president. >> 217 delicates expressed their view on saturday but senator feinstein one by 2.1 million votes and earned 70% of the democratic vote in the primary election. we are confident that a large majority of california democrats will vote to reelect senator feinstein november. the political analyst says this is the moderate lawmakers disconnect with global activists looking for change. >> the democratic party is moving on here in california and i

democrats dominate texas politics from the. after reconstruction well into the 20th century. they tend to want to maintain discrimination. is used byrimary democratic party to keep african-americans from voting. whoever wins the democratic primary during that long span of to any a must guarantee general election in the fall. being able to vote in the democratic primary is important. eventually, an african-american dentist goes to court to challenge the last aversion of the white primary and the federal courts rule in his favor. and so the white primary is finally put to bed. you not only have the end of the white primary but of course, you have the brown decision on public schools. that had to be followed up. you think the united states supreme court has ruled against school desegregation. you would be surprised what kind play,es school boards can where they claim they are integrating but they draw on lines and do odd things to keep people apart. spokesman, leaders of the african-american community had to go to court over and over again to break down these barriers. the brown decision in the 50's, they had a major case that was important. texas, but even

democratic party sounds too good. i always say the democrat party. actually, the name is the democrat party. the democratic party sounds too good, so i don't want to usek? the new platform of the democrat party is to abolish ice. in other words, they want to abolish immigration enforcement entirely. that's what they want to do. they want everybody coming in. the beauty with ice, they are so tough, when you have these ms-13 thugs come in. him with ice goes in and wipes them out. they are much tougher. they liberate towns in long island and other places. your occupied. it's like a nation is occupied in your country. these are savage gangs. that includes our great border patrol. that includes our military. who they are always fighting against funding for the military. we will always stand by proudly the heroes, and there are heroes in ice and border patrol. every day i am president, we will track down the gang members, drug dealers, child predators, and criminal aliens. we will get them. we will throw them the hell out of our country or put them in jail. this year, in november, if you want to save ice, and frankly, if you want to save your law-enforcemen

good to have you with us today one of america's two major parties the democrats may be entering a new era as left leaning progressive politicians are increasingly unseating political establishment veterans correspondent takes a closer look. diane feinstein has long been a top boss among the democratic party but recently the california democratic party decided not to throw its weight behind her but instead to give its endorsement to a progressive named kevin delay on now kevin de leon saw this as a political blowout this is what he said about his shocking victory we've presented californians with the foot. to the worn out washington playbook and a quarter century this fits a pattern here in new york city a twenty eight year old socialist defeated longtime representative crowley now nancy pelosi a leader of the democratic party says that progressives gaining the upper hand is no big deal this is isolated circumstances in certain districts they need to respond more to shoot so let's not get yourself carried away the next. in the register that that in a very progressive district in new yo

us election laywer and author on the republican party. he joins us now via web cam from dana point, california. thank you forjoining us. democrats, but less enthusiastic about the acting replacement. what are republicans like salt saying? well, first of all, these scandals are not unusual. they happen in many administrations. under the 0bama administration, general petraeus, vca director, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanour for the mishandling of classifieds information. —— be cia director. and of course we have bill clinton's activities with monica lewinsky, which pale in comparison to the charges against scott pruitt. there have not been any and all charges brought yet again scott crook —— scott pruitt, but i think he has been a distraction, and his activity shouldn't distract from the importance of donald trump's policies at the environmental protection agency. under the 0bama administration we had slow growth, only i% toi.5 administration we had slow growth, only i% to 1.5 cent administration we had slow growth, only 1% to 1.5 cent growth, job growth was stagnant and middle—class wages went down. so what trump promised the peop

therefore a lot of concern among politicians within the opposition within the social democratic party did have used chief political correspondent melinda crane for us melinda thank you very much. not to some other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump has lashed out at iran's hasan rowhani on twitter he warned the iranian president not to threaten the u.s. or quote suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before trump's tweet came hours after rouhani said hostile u.s. policy towards iran could lead to the mother of all wars. police say two people are dead and thirteen more wounded after a mass shooting in downtown toronto the gunman opened fire in the city's greektown neighborhood on sunday night before being killed in a shootout with police a young girl remains in critical condition police say it is too early to tell whether the shooting is terrorism related. militants in the northern iraqi city of air bill have attacked the building that houses the region's provincial government multiple gunmen stormed the building after shooting

democratic party. but republicans think that they can use this against them, as your guest earlier acknowledged, sayinghat democrats are calling for open borders. i think it will be hard for them to make the argument that you can have strong borders and abolish i.c.e. but at the end of the day, no one means this so the source said in a literal sense. the source said they mean it when they say to abolish i.c.e., it's more of symbolic, right? the cultural argument of what's going on, whether it's children being separate order president calling for deportations. so i think it might not lead to the actual abolition of i.c.e. >> not necessarily practical. >> right. >> there was a memo that went out from the congressional hispanic caucus that essentially made the argument that hey, it might be better for everybody if he we cooled it down and instead focused on our actual immigration laws and not the enforcers, so to speak. what did you make of that memo? >> when i saw -- i did see the story about the memo. to me it sort of reflects that the caucus has maybe not wrapped their collective mind around how to dea

a left leaning faction of the democratic party in the us has been gaining momentum in recent months they call themselves the democratic socialists the most prominent among them is senator bernie sanders he's an independent but considers himself a social democrat making him the only one in congress alexandra cortez is the rising star of the democratic socialists last month for congressional candidate pulled off a stunning victory against a prominent white house democrat in new york and all forty two people running for office federal state and local levels have the formal endorsement of the democratic socialists of america. kemi outing is a democratic socialists who's a member of hawaii's state legislator he's also running for a seat in the u.s. congress he's why he believes the moment will gain the movement rather will gain traction especially among young americans. but for my generation i think the stakes are really high you know it used to be the case that you can get get ice for college and be on trial for homeownership might this trip eight hundred thousand dollars for an average home

democrat party. and a lot of people are like, the name is the democratic party. the democratic party sounds too good so i don't want to use it. okay? the new plat tomorrow of the democrat party is to apologize i.c.e. in other words they want to abolish immigration enforcement entirely. that's what they want to do. they want everybody coming in. the be beauty with i.c.e., theye so tough. when you have ms13 thugs come in, i.c.e. goes in and wipes them out like nothing because they're much tougher. they wipe them out. and they liberate towns in long island open other places. it's like you're occupied -- it's like the nation is occupying your country. so we're taking them out by the thousands. and if it weren't for i.c.e. we wouldn't be doing it. these are savage games, ms-13 and others. we will not stand for these vile democrats against our law enforcement. and that includes our great police, that includes or great border patrol, that includes or military where they're always fighting against funding for the military. we will always stand by, proudly, the heros, and there are heros on i.c.e. and border patrol and law enforce

democratic party. my question is how long is the national party going to provide cover for these very socialist politicians who at least usedery different from the democrats that most of us are used to. elizabeth: yeah. it's not our parents' democrat party. their policies like guaranteed income, guaranteed jobs for all collapsed economies overseas. i mean, we're talking -- let's say it again, venezuela, north korea, cuba -- and we've got moderate democrats, kelsey, like tim ryan, chris coons, they warn that these guys are so unhinged from reality, it will ruin the democrats' case that they should govern again. they're saying it's easier to mock us than marginalize us, and tim ryan says we're locked in a 24-hour news spin cycle about these guys. >> i think they're right to be concerned. i think that if the future of the democratic party is as social isist as bernie sanders and some of these others, they are in big trouble. i think the democrats need to figure out who they are and along the way maybe travel across the globe and visit some of these socialist countries and ask is this really the model that we want to replicate,

a left leaning faction of the democratic party in the us has been gaining momentum in recent months they call themselves the democratic socialists the most prominent among them is senator bernie sanders he's an independent but considers himself a social democrat making him the only one in congress alexandra cortez is the rising star of the democratic socialists last month a congressional candidate pulled off a stunning victory against a prominent white house democrat in new york and all forty two people running for office is federal state and local levels have the formal endorsement of the democratic socialists of america. democratic socialists who's a member of hawaii's state legislator he's also running for a seat in the u.s. congress he's why he believes the moment will gain the movement rather will gain traction especially among young americans. for my generation i think the stakes are really high you know it used to be the case that you can get get ice for college and homeownership is great eight hundred thousand dollars for an average. year so just the basic. american dream is out

that's something the left and the democratic party can use to rally in the election. howie: based on the sources, amy barrett's slipping, her interview didn't go well. howie: they may not know exactly what he plans to do. susan: for all we know it will be someone not on that list. getting back to what you are saying about the legitimacy of the question, roe versus wade. perfectly legitimate to talk about. we are not talking about what it really has to do with funding abortion. and what he or she would think of overturning obamacare provisions. all of that is being ignored. howie: there have been numerous pieces about amy coney barrett. her catholic faith, her rulings on the bench and her membership in this tight christian grouped called people of praise. what do you make about the media focusing so heavily on this. mollie: we also see the democratic party and the media walking together the way they cover amy bare yet. the way it has been portrayed is a super nefarious group outside of vatican control. the foam just appointed one of its bishops. so it's not a group tha

the bad, democrats slammed the president's supreme court nominee but they used the wrong picture, the democratic partytweet of image of judge hardiman and not brett kavanaugh. running for his life chased by 72-year-old. have a great day. bye bye. >> wednesday july 11th, fox news alert. rob: president trump putting nato an notice and laying down the law on defense spending. jillian: can he bring allies to the table before heading to meeting with putin. rob: lisa page says she's be a no-show today. jillian: why lawyers say she's above the law as lawmakers ask wha

trump is looking for a justice was going to rule in his favor >> chris: leonard leo says the democratic party is usingwade as a scare tac i just asked him about it, to trying to feed the president's annominee. it to play a clip from one your senate colleagues, kirsten gillibrand this week. here she has. >> this is a line that'sab been drawn t whether we are going to criminalize women, whether we are going to be arresting women for mang decisions about their bodies. this is not a fire drill. >> chris: senator, no one is t arrestingtain wabomen.oug isn't that the definition of a scare tactic, what kirsten gillibrand was saying there? >> senator durbin: what kiersten is saying goes back to your question, chrdo, two candidnald trump. if you talked about second amendment, you came back to them and set about thomas what about roe vs. wade? he was quick to add tha ts what i wantdo it he said just yesterday -- he was a justice on c theourt for 40 years. would overturn,yf roe vs. wade suggesting that women would be arrested. in addition toch whis president trump or candidateit from pointed o would go back to t

us on the set. she is considering a top spot within the democratic party. y needs to do differently to lead us to the midterm. >> off to a decent start here on some of these commutes. 680 has been looking pretty good heading south. >> and weather low clouds coming back this morning after the fireworks show. more pronounced warming by the weekend, we will have the full forecast let me come back. >> when we come back a stunning loss for a new york congressman may open the door to the house of representatives for the next guest. the next guest is harper lee joining us now to talk about the democratic party's fourth highest position, chairwoman of the house democratic caucus. congresswoman, you have spoken about the possibility of taking that position. i am glad that you are here. thank you. what position do you want? >> with the unexpected loss of joe crawley he was a very effective chair. that leaves the position after november open. i am talking to members now about the viability and possibility of my running for the democratic chair position. >> why do you w

a similar technique was used to break into other democratic party servers, and the russians moved some of the stolen data through servers in arizona and illinois. at one point the russians watched a party employee as she typed in user names and passwords. then the russians leaked the information, much of it damaging to hillary clinton, through two fake online personas, d.c. leaks and guccifer 2.0. the white house emphasized no one in america is charged and no one is implicated. before the charges were announced, president trump took another swipe at the mueller investigation. >> i think we're being hurt very badly by the-- i would call it the witch-hunt. i would call it the rigged witch-hunt. >> reporter: the russian government denied the allegations, claiming they're designed to spoil the atmosphere before the russian-american summit. the president said he would bring up hacking with president putin. >> i will absolutely bring that up. i don't think he'll have any, gee, i did it, you got me. there won't be a perry mason here, i don't think, but you never know what happens, right? >> g

the hash tag walk away used by people abandoning the u.s. democratic party has been picked up by the media who suggest the trend is actually the work of russian bots trying to sow discord and we spoke to the creator of the walk away movement to find out more. once upon a time i was a liberal. liberalism has changed and i will no longer be a part of an ideology or political party that represents everything that contradicts my dahlias unity people opportunity for someone our new. passion. and. so i am walking away anybody who thinks that a walk or a campaign is comprised of russians but i would suggest that they check out our facebook page which is where the campaign really takes place that's how the late campaign go there on facebook and what you'll find is video testimonials of actual human beings who are looking into their cameras and telling their stories and they're telling their stories about why they're walking away to the left and there's people in the raid were also telling their stories about reclaiming their voice and the narrative what it means to

until their 40's. >> shannon: a >> socialist candidate for future of the democratic party says tom perez. trace gallagher joins usrom the los angeles newsroom. >> reporter: political analysts say there is ample evidence the democratic party has shifted left and now it appears democrats are planning to go further. one week after alexandria court is upset congressman joe crowley, chair of the national committee tom perez went on the radio and said this. >> he represents the future of our party. alexandria's victory was a reminder of the depth we have in the democratic party. >> comments about her being the future of the party have gotten a lot of attention considering she is a self-proclaimed democratic socialist, some even interpreted perez as thank the future of the party itself is socialism. democratic sen. chuck schumer is getting a near full from his liberal constituents, schumer was supposed to hold a townhall in brooklyn last night but airplane trouble left him grounded up state so instead of attending in person schumer founded in. he attacked a 90 ° synagogue, some into the sen. and the democrats of using a

democratic party. ascendent faction. not only do they want to reverse everything that got us to that position.individuals pay higher taxes and saddle corporate america with one of the worst tax rates in the world. and she wants a new tax, a carbon tax on top of it. i don't know if they are living in another planet where things aren't getting better, or they don't care about the state of the average americans. lou: at least she thought about the fact that there will have to be some system of payment and revenue. bernie sanders was simply dismissed that part of the equation. and the republicans, they are running on prosperity this year and trump. trump's prosperity. and as i look at these numbers, they are so impressive, and the dems are talking just as hillary clinton did, higher taxes, we have the socialist program where everything is free, the republicans have 42 open seats and a lame duck speaker who seems determined to defeat as many of those 42 as possible and turn over the house to the dems. >> well, look, if you dig into those numbers, one of the most of encouraging things is a lot of it

democratic party. >> lisa: to dana's point, democrats used to be good at primaries and clearing them out. w they are not as much. you have a progressive wing of the party that is supercharged up. we've seen it come to fruition. we hadn't seen it before. i think the bigger problem for democrats is president obama had focused on identity politics for eight years, and with that, you saw a narrowing of the democratic party. republicans were able to take advantage during the midterms, and president trump was being able to pick up these democrat troubles that had gone republican in quite some time. i think this pushed the left focusing on things like abolishing i.c.e. only narrows the party further which hurts them and is a negative impact heading into 2020. >> greg: that's the point. we talk about how trump wasn't an ideologue. he was -- some of the stances he had were liberal. some were definitely not republican. should the democrats be focusing on someone who's not an ideological democrat? >> juan: i don't know how we would define an ideological democrat on the left. >> greg: a communist. [la

democrats voted no. that's how many mustered the courage. the gop praising i.c.e. were putting victims are to ahead of the midterms for the public and party usingas the democrats intend to move further to the left in this country. for example speaking of moving to the left hard to believe he could do it but here he is keith ellison claiming borders are in injustice and mexican workers should be able to compete with americans for high wages. socialist darling of casio cortez is calling for the abolishment of i.c.e. and occupation of airports. those go together. joining me the co-sponsor the support of i.c.e. resolution claudia tenney of new york. she serves on the house committee. that was an overwhelming vote. it's interesting that victims didn't want to vote no. 34 did that the president seemed to be their way of showing how much courage they have brought their ideas about abolishing i.c.e.. >> yeah i'm surprised that anyone would go against this. i.c.e. is no different than any other law enforcement we have in this country. something like 76,000 arrests were made in 2016 alone for dangerous drug offenses and thousands of other serious crimes