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also with us cnn political commentator van jones, host of "van jones show" and former special adviser for president obama. and terry mcauliffe, former dnc chairman and former governor of virginia. mr. mcauliffe? >> i think it was a good night for julian castro and elizabeth warren. i was very happy and proud of the democrats that i think they mentioned president trump's name only a couple of times. if you go back to '15 with president obama, i think it was every other sentence in the republican debate. i thought that was good. good discussion on the issues. i'm a little disappointed. i think we needed to have more discussion on those issues that actually affect americans every single day. they didn't want to hear us talking about mitch mcconnell and we spent a lot of time on medicare for all. people sitting home right now, anderson, they're worried about their prescription drug costs. they're worried about getting in a car and, you know, driving and spending an hour and a half to see their kids go play a ball game. we needed more discussion on issues that affect -- i thought john dila

i wish more people on both side would do that. >> van jones, good to see you. thank you. e on cnn. >>> the 2020 race is heating up with 19 democrats visiting the crucial state of iowa. they're all there in that hawkeye state, coming up next, how the abortion issue is set to shape the 2020 race in the white house. we are live in the newsroom. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. the volvo xc90. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and re

up a [ applause ] >>> good evening, i'm van jones welcome to the van jones show. got an porp show tonight. tomorrow is exactly four years since donald trump came down that escalator in trump tower and changed this country bigly as he says. so tonight we take a big step become and try to get our bearings and dig into some of the big issues, the key challenges facing all of us in the trump era. number one, what are we going to do about the rising tide of harrieted and white supremacist violence in the country? number two what do we do about the say social media is tearing us

. >>> tonight on the redemption project with van jones, van jones visits joshua gunnar johnson who wasooting in 1994. he meets face-to-face with the man who shot him. ♪ >> reporter: so it's good to see you, man. >> you too. >> reporter: how are you feeling about willing? >> i think i'm prepared for it but, still, i've woken up in the middle of the night thinking about it, for sure. it's occupied space in my head. >> reporter: yeah, right? this is going to be a very emotional experience. >> yeah. >> reporter: i think a lot of questions are unanswered. you hold on to anger over that and the whole trial process never answers those questions. they say there is closure through it but there isn't. you know? you're left still feeling victimized. >> what makes it difficult any time you get into this, whether you're conscious of it or not, you have to confront yourself. >> right. >> what would make me forgive the person that molested me as a child and terrorized me? what would it take? how is this going to happen, you know? i don't want everybody to think that this is, like, some romantic versi

van jones, the host of "the redemption project". ic series. >> thank you. >> good evening, van. let's talk about kim kardashian at the white house. listen and then we'll discuss. >> the one thing that i just realized that needed so much support that i'm happy to help and be supportive where i can was the reentry of people coming home and seeing the lack of support that really existed. whether it's housing or the amount of letters that i get with people just needing transportation to job interviews, to jobs. these people want to work. i just want to thank the president for standing behind this issue and seeing the compassion that he's had for criminal justice has been really remarkable. >> van, break it down for us. what are the elements of this plan and how does it help former inmates? >> well, kim is working to get ride sharing companies to help folks get to work. when you come home from prison, you have a lot of problems. even if you turn your life around, one of them is you don't have a driver's license or it's been expired. how d

i'm van jones. welcome to the van jones show. what a week a bunch of craziness going on.s. we got concerned about the safety of the elections. we'll get to the crazy stuff. but first i want to tell you i'm so glad you tuned in today, tonight one of the show's missions is to keep you attuned to the heartbeat of the country. under all the chaos and non-sense. what do every day americans want? and tonight you get answers. for starters you hear directly from a family of trump voters in ohio who may

but despite that, there are very compelling reasons, some of the reasons van jones gave as why we wouldimit the ability of employees who are being paid with taxpayer money to advocate for or against a candidate for political office. so that sort of argument has been rejected by the supreme court court and other courts going back decades. >> van, i talked to general s e about this before, and if you work in the white house, and she worked in the white house under obama, you're well aware of the rules regarding this, and you take great care not to violate them. this is not some arcane guideline that is found centuries old text somewhere in a library. >> i don't know about you, but the first two days when you work in the white house, they put you in a room with a whole bunch of lawyers and government officials, and you literally spend two whole days saying if you do this, you go to jail. if you do this, you go to jail. you do this, you're breaking the law. by the time you leave, you're i don't know if i want this job. there are so many ways for me to get in trouble. and then you've got the

cnn political commentator van jones, cnn van jones show, and special advisor to president obama. and political commentator terri mcauliffe, former dnc chairman and former governor of virginia. >>> david, what, as you kind of wait with anticipation and popcorn for tonight's debate, how does the -- >> the chardonnay i'm after. >> how do you think this plays out for biden? >> well, look, i think this is a big night for him, and i think he has -- it's interesting. the oldest and the youngest candidates are going to be standing next to each other. for both of they have age is an issue in different ways. for joe biden he has to show that he is active, engaged and forward looking and not enfeebled and backward looking which is how some would like to portray him, some of his opponents would like to portray him. so this is a test for him. two hours, is he vigorous, is he engaged, how does he handle the -- if sanders comes after him, how does he handle that? that's a big story. for buttigieg, does he belong on the? is he ready to be on the big stage? how does he handle when the inevitable

we have van jones and rob astorino. van jones, this is a problem because?se it sounds to me like the president of the united states is literally asking for foreign help. i mean, if you -- listen, he didn't learn anything. he was mad at the mueller report. hey, i'm being investigated for doing all this bad stuff, he's literally admitting to the stuff he would do right now, most of the stuff that caused the mueller report to happen in the first place. he's admitting right now that he's open for business for foreign governments. i just can't imagine how any self-respecting conservative republican would say this is great. i hate to say this, but if barack obama had said, hey, listen, let me know, anybody in the world, you got dirt on my opponents? i don't care where you're from, if you're from kenya, please, send me an email right now. there would have been tea party people marching in the streets by the millions. this is so far over the line, but i'm sure the republicans are going to shrug. and defend it. >> do you defend it by taking it too far. exhibit a. >>

so i obviously disagree with the vice president and that is that. >> senator harris, i know van jones wants to ask you a question. >> well -- >> okay. >> obviously you did extraordinarily well, and as somebody who has family in california, it was super cool to see you do that. what did you think of pete buttigieg's answer on policing? i'm curious to know because this issue around policing, you being a prosecutor, biden tried to throw some shade at you as a prosecutor, did that make you mad, did that make you feel proud and what did you think about mayor pete on policing? did he do a good job or a bad job? >> i can tell you that -- well, listen, i ran the california department of justice. it was the and is the second largest department of justice in the united states, second only to the united states department of justice, and i ran that office in a state of 40 million people. i'm proud of my background and leadership on the issue of body cameras where i required my special agents to wear body cameras and we were the first i believe state agency as a department of justice to require th

because van jones has taken a lot of heat for trying to push this bipartisan issue through.so for this, the optics were horrible for jared kushner. the white house wants everything to be a win when it comes to the look, the image, the optics of it. but when he sits down for an intervie interview, he wanted to paint his father-in-law, the president of the united states in a great light. even though it did not look good, this president, again, abby, was absolutely right. he feels he did a great job because he showed his novelty. he's like that mythical unicorn you don't hear from. he spoke, the optics weren't great but the president still thinks it's a win. >> gloria, i find it shocking sometimes silence can give you the perception of strength, right? this interview did not do that because he spoke. he didn't answer a lot of questions posed to him, very basic questions. here's another quick sense for people. >> i'm not going to go into any of my discussions with the cia and i'm not going to go into any discussions i've had with foreign leaders. i was not the person who was ele

what by far the worst thing that i had to endure during all of that. >> the redemption project with van jonestonight at 9:00, followed by united shades of america with w.kamau bell only on cnn and that is at 10:00 p.m. getting dressed can be rough on sensitive skin. downy free & gentle has no perfumes, no dyes and softens clothes for sensitive skin. the only one trusted by the national psoriasis foundation. you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. you see me. but if you saw me before cosentyx... ♪ i was covered. it was awful. but i didn't give up. i kept fighting. i got clear skin with cosentyx. 3 years and counting. clear skin can last. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you. cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. if you have inflam

also with us, van jones, host of cnn's van jones show, and former special adviser to president obama.y mcauliffe. i'm chris cuomo. thanks for being with us. david axelrod, i want to play some sound and talk about a little later on that confrontation. just some quick thoughts from you. >> yeah, i think this was a good night for two new generation candidates, mayor buttigieg of south bend and particularly for kamala harris, the senator from california. i think they took full advantage of the platform tonight. i think it was a tougher night for the most seasoned candidates on the platform. >> why do you think that was? >> because they seemed like part of the past rather than the future. at times the vice president seemed somewhat confused to me in handling some of the questions and following some of the -- he seemed a bit defensive, and bernie sanders, we joked earlier, he might have been a hologram because a lot of what we heard tonight, we've heard many, many times before. so i think they seemed a little bit mired in the past, and these other candidates seemed like fresh new faces and

none of us can do that. >> be sure to tune in "the redemption project with van jones" airs tomorrow night on cnn. i'm jessica dean in new york. i will see you right back here at 8:00 p.m. eastern. my colleague s.e. cupp continues our coverage right after a quick break. ilton.com, you get the price match guarantee. so if you find your room at a lower rate, hilton is like... we're gonna match that rate and give you an extra 25% off. what would travel sites do if you found a better price? that's not my problem, it's your problem. get outta here! whoa, i really felt that performance. it's just acting, i'm really good at it. book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. if you find a lower rate, we match it and give you 25% off that stay. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. run with us in the unstoppable john deere gator xuv835, because when others take rain checks.

joining me is former special adviser to president obama, van jones, the white house council's officecobson. kellyanne conway dismisses this entire line of questioning over the hatch act, blah, blah, blah, let me know when the sentence begins. does she have anything to worry about? >> she is making the joke that there is no criminal -- there is no penalty, that you don't go to jail for violating the hatch act. the problem is i think we now are in a world where we have to remind people why we pass these laws. we used to say listen, you break the law, that's bad. everybody gets it. now it's break the law, i don't really care. why do we care about this? we do not want people who have the imprimatur of the u.s. government who are being paid by taxpayers to do the people's business to abuse that office, who abuse that opportunity, to abuse that platform to play petty politics to crap on other politicians, to try to put the opposition party in the gutter. that's what happens in countries that we look down on and say you guys need to have better democratic norms. government officials shouldn

okay, here to discuss is former special adviser president obama and host of the van jones show. van, i have five words for you. what's the matter with kansas? >> i know you hate that book. premised on this idea that people in square states don't know how to vote their economic interests. well, lives would be so much better. i'm hearing tinges of that in these debates. >> surprisingly, i see it differently. i actually think that the party is trying to respond to the social movements that are transforming democratic party. >> yep. >> now there is a danger that we do what we did in '72. '68, nixon got lekted. it just freaked democrats out and democrats then wound up lekting somebody. i think mcgovern lost 143 states. i don't remember how many he lost. >> a couple of them twice. >> exactly. >> do you that i is happening? >> i think the danger of that, but what i do want to point out is that there is a sentiment in the party that we sure tried hard at different times to reach out to moderate, to try to accommodate other concerns and it didn't work out. so now, look, here's the deal. w

. >>> but first, don't miss a new episode of the redemption project with van jones. k van travels to sacramento, california where a man was shot and left for dead more than two decades ago will come face to face with the gunman. >> why is it you want to have a conversation with him at this point? it's 20 plus years later. >> well, the only thing worse than what i did is not caring that i did it. i think it's important for me to take responsibility for this with him in person, that i own all of it completely. there's some apprehension. i know that i'm going to eventually be face to face with christian for the first time since 1995 at the trial. i hope it's an honest dialogue. christian thinks that i had a gun, which is -- i don't know how he could come up with that scenario. he's got to be honest. i'll give him a chance. but if he's going to be, you know, dishonest about what happened, that's not okay. >> you can watch that all new episode of "the redemption project" tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. and you should be mad at simple things that are unnecessarily compl

victims and offenders of violent crimes immediate face-to-face on "the redemption project" with van joneshades of america." >>> we begin this hour with breaking news, "new york times" reporting that the u.s. is ramping up cyber-attacks against russia's electrical power grid and placed potential crippling mall ware. and president trump hasn't even been told about the operation. according to the times, officials are concerned about trump will react. they'll worry he may reverse the operations. josh campbell joins us on the phone. does this read to you as an official response. >> weld, considered to this reporting, ana, american officials are certainly preparing for the worst case as david sanger and nicole pearl are two of the best in the

. >>> in this weeks's new episode of the redemption project, van jones meets with a man shot while tryingre's a preview. >>> you turned around and there's a guy there and you did not have a gun, what would you have done? >> told him to get down on the ground. my intention was not to kill nobody. >> do you think that dominique would have shot at your dad if your dad hadn't had the gun? >> this story is not about the gun, the story is about somebody who is willing to get out of his car to put their life in danger to save their friend. >> on the news, they're saying he's a hero, he's a good samaritan. how does that land with you? >> sounds like he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> i was scared for my on life. when you see a gun pointed at you, first reaction is to shoot back. in that situation, could be me or him. you don't know who is going to shoot first. >> i know if dad of not carrying a gun that night, the outcome would have been the same. >> a new episode of "the redemption project" airs at 9 p.m. eastern. >> for the first time since the devastating fired destroyed parts of

that makes her in the word of van jones, a star.star. >> kamala harris had a moment that was two hours long. >> right. >> i mean, a star was born. >> tucker: it doesn't matter how many dumb people you put at a desk. it's not going to be compelling television. i don't know why they keep programming the shows like that. it's not working. obviously. jeff zucker, what a genius. after the debate on the other channel chris matthews lobbed a bizarre question to kamala harris. given how evil they, are how has he been able to avoid white people for being white. watch this. this is really important to people of all backgrounds and ethnicities. i don't like the word "race." ethnicities. how did you come out of that and not have hatred to white people generally? >> tucker: good question! joe concho writes about media for "the hill a" and watches a lot of television. imagine his monthly bill. it's great to see you. >> you, as well. >> tucker: i can't believe you have to watch that stuff. what is that like? >> oh, well, every day there is somethi

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"the redemption project" with my colleague, van jones, starts right now. >>> i think police do a lot of bad things. nobody in the neighborhood trusted the police. >> you respond to calls. you make arrests. and you either survive under any and all conditions or you don't. >> i'm going to talk to him about that night. >> i'm taking a chance. >> i don't know exactly how it's going to go. >> it doesn't seem like either one of you are thinking fully of the other person as a human being. you're just two soldiers on a battlefield. >> we got shots fired. >> i saw him slide back. >> and i pulled the trigger. >> i closed on him. >> he was struggling with me. >> i fully intended to stop him. that included taking his life. >> i've spent half my life working with the criminal justice system, and i've seen lives devastated by violence. we like to imagine that after the verdict, the story is over, the victim and the offender are never meant to meet again. but for some, the only way to move forward is to come face to face with the person who shattered their lives. ♪ >> bakersfield, california, we're

. >> don't miss an all-new episode of the cnn original series "the redemption project" with van jonesiew. >> nobody is bigger than this. >> nobody. >> what were you doing? >> i was just going by, stealing stuff out of the stores and everything, going to school, selling 'em. >> what was the money for? >> oh, i liked shoes. >> sneaker head? >> yeah, i was a sneaker head. i love shoes. i got to keep up with these shoes. >> why didn't you just ask your mom for the money? >> i seen my mom go through a struggle a lot of times and it hurt me. i hate to hear my mom cry when she couldn't do what she wanted to do for her kids, but my mom made a lot of sacrifices. how is she going to pay this bill? how is she going to make sure we eat at times. so i took it upon myself like, all right, i'm gonna help out. so i did at times buy groceries, put in the house. i told mama, i bought groceries. how did you get the money? i lied to her, i saved it. i saved it. you saved it? yeah. i was lying to her about what i was doing. i never told her about what i was doing. >> watch "the redemption

you went on -- >> he describes to the president -- >> sean: it's like when you were on a panel, van jones, david axelrod. it was usually like 12 on one. you're the one or paily mcineny was the one. sean spicer, your reaction. >> when it's gotten so bad that "the new york times" is telling their folks they have to stay off some of the shows, that's when you know they've crossed the line. it's interesting because so much of the ire of the main stream media is focused on fox. so you look at some of the things that go on on the rachel maddow show. chris matthews and all of the other people who say the outrageous and incendiary kind of comments, be uh no outrage, no concern about those shows, no discussion about how far left and how wrong they are. the one thing left out of this entire story about mayor khan's comments or president trump's comments about mayor khan. he started it. he put an editorial on saturday before he came accusing him of some very, very bad things. trump hits back and they go after the president. >> sean: look at somebody like maddow or when you were at fake news cnn, jef

van jones said that was a texas take down. and clocked o'rourke. i wonder how you think tonight went? >> i think it went great. a lot of people who maybe hasn't been paying attention to my campaign. saw a strong performance. we had the highest jump in mentions. people took notice. and i think what they saw tonight i i'm a strong can date. i have a great vision for the future of the country. i can handle myself. and i can beat donald trump. i can go and get the 80,000 votes we lost in michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania and i'm the parties best hope to take the 29 votes of this state i'm in now. florida. the eleven votes of arizona. and the 38 votes of my home state of texas. it went great. we're seeing good feed back from people. >> your google search have gone up 2,000%. which is a lot over the course of the two hour debate. it was interesting that what he said to you was not true. as you pointed out. he was saying that you're just focusing on a small piece of this. whether or not people are charged criminally or civilly. for crossing over into t

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. >> shannon: on cnn yesterday van jones had this to say about senator harris. >> if you had any doubtthat you could nominate a woman that would take donald trump to the wood shed she just took it away from you. >> shannon: okay. get both of you to weigh in on that. she made a splash on the national stage for the first debate. >> she did. i think this has been a long tell graphed punch. her career is a prosecutor. you have a democratic party that's hungry to see democrats prosecute president trump. it is the conversation that dominates congress. so -- that's what i think the goal is. if you were to add up all the candidates' behavior over the last two nights prosecuting the president, whether he is in office or out is top of the mind for a lot of these democratic candidates. it could be a rationale. >> no question. she is a great debater, probably the best one on the stage. she is a former prosecutor and there is a lot of prosecutions we can talk about with president trump between the latest allegations from last week. >> shannon: that's a whole different segment. gentlemen, if you wou

presidential candidate rick santorum and jan voens a adviser of president obama and host of the van jonesw and the redemption project on cnn. van shouldn't this have been an easy thing for senator mcconnell to tell president trump he was wrong about? >> well, i mean, yeah. part of the thing is you would hope at this point that someone like senator mcconnell would be able to -- say, listen i'm a senator in charge of one of the most important legislative bodies of the history of the world. we are under attack from foreign powers our dpkz is in perfectly i'm not wait wasting time what the defendant president sasz i'm bringing everybody together get something done. i understand i tries to defend the indefensible and even president trump won't defendway he said. which is unfortunate, ridiculous, but we are losing sight of the fact that we are 18 months away from an election we're going into toemgtsly defenseless with foreign powers swirling around on being egged on by the president and the majority leader. it's unfortunate. >> senator? >> well, i don't think we're totally defenseless against f

axelrod, van jones, no one agrees with you, unless you got lucky and kayleigh mcenany happen to be thererred being in that environment, or with me on lawrence jones? i'm just curious. >> [laughs] oh, i love you and lawrence. i mean come on gotten to know lawrence beard he is, indeed, a lovable guy. >> sean: let me just tell you, don't out in public with lawrence, because if you do, all of the attention is on lawrence peered all of the selfies are for lawrence beard all of the hugs are for lawrence. all of the vote goes to lawrenc lawrence. >> that's fine, i didn't see a lot of that on cnn. >> sean: all right, guys, lawrence, thank you, jeff, congrats on the book. when we come back, this is sickening. eric trump having dinner at a restaurant in chicago, spit in the faced by one of the employees? only one of the latest examples of extreme hatred, instability , this brought rage of the democrats. tammy bruce, matt gaetz next. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know

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"the redemption project" with van jones starts now. >>> being the victim of a violent crime, i went down a real dark path. >> i wanted to go there to murder someone. >> he pointed a pistol at me and shot me twice. no one can go through that without being scarred. >> i wanted that badge. it was like -- i wanted people to fear me. >> you're going to be sitting across from the guy who tried to take your life, who killed your friend. >> if you expect me to forgive you, you have to come to a place in your life with you're honest about what you did. >> i'm not asking for his forgiveness. >> i spent half my life working with the criminal justice system and i've seen lives devastated by violence. we like to imagine that after the verdict, the story is over, the victim and the offender are never meant to meet again. but for some, the only way to move forward is to come face to face with the person who shattered their lives. so i'm here in sacramento, california. the state capital. i have spent way too much time in this city lobbying on all kind of issues, trying to help urban youth, but i'm here

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"the redemption project" with my colleague, van jones, starts right now. >>> i think police do a lotrhood trusted the police. >> you respond to calls. you make arrests. and you either survive under any and all conditions or you don't. >> i'm going to talk to him about that night. >> i'm taking a chance. >> i don't know exactly how it's going to go. >> it doesn't seem like either one of you are thifu

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thank god for van jones and criminal justice reform and bail reform. that's on the let latter end.e beginning we've got to teach, root out and again, do you what i tell you to do. what is the power trip here? what is the fascination, the erotic intensity assigned with dehumanizing blackness seems to be criminal pornography. this is police pornography, the kind of fascination and fetish of dehumanizing blackness before the world. this happens time and again across this country on video, off video on tape, off tape. and what we have to do is to challenge ourselves. i ask every white american out there who says my god, this doesn't happen to my kids. why doesn't it? it doesn't happen to your kids by and large not that it doesn't, by and large because there is not a racial assignment of privilege or personhood or the assignment of a kind you have stigma and dehumanization that happens with african-american and latino people. until we address that and have a day when we come at it at the root level, this kind of thing will happen time and again and people will die and nothing will chang

van jones talks to an expert who has seen firsthand the power of restorative justice. >> talk to us about see and how these healing dialogues can interrupt it. >> people that feel injured go out and hurt others. that's what restorative justice can interrupt. until we deal with the pain in the soul, until we deal with this kind of trauma, we'll have hurt people that still have to find a release for that. and maybe not everybody is going to go out and shoot somebody, but that hurt will come out in other ways. it always does. >> christian is never coming out. >> he has life without parole. >> life without possibility of parole. how do people in that situation find themselves wanting to do this type of work? there is zero upside for him in a practical legal sense. >> it's pretty amazing. that is the choice that christian has made. and many in prison make this choice. even though they know that they are sentenced to die in prison, they come to the realization that they don't want to be that person that has hurt others. they want to discover who they really were intended to be. >> "the redempti

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